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ADE CHAMPIONS Of 1900
MINNESOTA U CAN CONSCIENTIOUS
LY FLY THE FOOTBALL
PENNANT
IOwANs TAKE SECOND PLACE
Chicago Ti1,,es-HeraId's Sporting
Editor, From an Impartial View
Point, Comedies the ReIt
to GODhers,

Champions Of the West is a title which
now unquestionably belongs to the foot
ban team of the University Of Minnesota,
Yesterdays battle, won by the Minne-
sotans by a score of 20 to 49, at Lincoln.
and the outcome of the Iowa-Northwest-
ern game at Rock Island. leaves no
vestige of doubt in the minds of the nom
partisan critics of the game at least, as
10 which OF the two teams-MipnesOta Or
1oWa-should have the honor.
Iowa has hitherto claimed the title to
the championship on the strength of her
score against Chicago which was II to
G. whereas Minnesota, early in this
season, while outplaying the Chicago
boys at every point, were lied. Using
this form Of argument, which for the
moment, az least, is Iowa's own, and ap-
plying it to the games Of the two claim
ants of championship honors Iowa her
self must admit that the North Star team
Is Justly entitled to the first place. Ten
days ago, when the Northwestern team
WIS in splendid form and her fast men
al their fastest, it was defeated by Min
nesOta by a score of q to 0. This was
with nearly twelve minutes to play, when
the Minnesotans had the Methodists con
thc run" and were making gains at win
at almost every attack, and could have
reasonably expected to make one or two
more touchdowns This same North
'
weeks practice by both, met the Iowan-s
and not only held them down to score
90 FIVE, but tied them.
IL comparative scores are worth any,
thng at all, these scores award the
championship TO Minnesota.
Iowa, no doubt, expected an easy VIC
tory. But if she did, and failed to keep
llp 10 The scratch, that is Where she "feh
down" At any rate, against this it may
b. urged again that Minnesota met Chi
cag0 when the Baptists were in the best
condition they have been in this season:
Furthermore, when the Minnesota team
vas yet untried against a highly trained
Ican up in all of the strategy of the
gJUe. with men prepared to execute skill
fui naneuvers with speed and precision.
Iowa met them when they were a broken
and beaten football wreck
NEBRASKA NO JOKE.
Nebraska was no Joke. The Sports
who put up their money on Minnesota at
heavy odds found that out They under
rated Nebraska and they overrated Min
nC=ota. Prof. Jones said, near the close
O. the game yesterday: Nebraska is
lie hardest proposition Minnesota has
met, with the exception of Wisconsin -
Dr.. Williams, after the game, said: Ne
bTaska's defense gave our boys more
trouble than any they have gone against
this fall." Of course, all this wasn't
own before the game. To Minnesota s
friends the Lincolnians were an unknown
Quantity on the one hand, while on the
other the Minnesota team was not in the
splendid condition it was ten days ago
when it was still able to get out for two
aours Of good hard work every day This
is what is meant when it is said the Min
nesota boys We're over Tated. The fault
WIS not theirs. The boys were the vic
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30.-Light rain
fell after the second race and the track
was slow. Isobel, Sir Christopher and
kohn Wreath were winning favorites.
Close finishes marked each race. j. J.
9 stable of fifteen horses from Rennings.
Starter Jack Holman is expected tonor-
row. Summarizes:
First race, six and one half furlongs-
Isobel won; Andes second, Tea Gown
third. Time 1:23.
Second race. six furlongs-George Arab
won; Duees Tecums second, Add third.
Time, ILL.
Third race seven furlongs-Sir Christie
pher won; Blocker second, Brown Vail
third. Time, 1:3G
Fourth race, four and one half furlongs
--Kohn Wreath won; Animosity second.
F'lsche Dor third. Time, 1:09H
Fifth race, one and one eighth miles
Donna Rita won; Yoloco second, Garland
Bars third. Time 1853.
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poNs WON EASILY.
Burly French wrestler Too Much
for PienfnE,

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Paul Pons, the
French wrestler, tonight at the Grand
Central Palace succeeded in putting John
Piening, of this city, to the boards twice
in succession after most interesting,
although one-sided. wrestling bout. Tie
men wrestled under the Graeeo Roman
rules, best two in three falls.
The Frenchman assumed the aggres-
sive as soon as the men had shaped them
selves, trying all sorts Of body holds,
and succeeded in flooring Piening after
one minute of wrestling. But The New
Yorker regained his feet and came back
cautiously. The men pulled and tugged
each other, Pons always being the ag-
gressor. After twenty minutes OF this
sort Of work, the Frenchman tried a
hammer hold, but failed. Again he tried
q hammer hold, Pienipg flooring him.
On his third try for a hammer hold
Piening was prepared, but Pons varied
his hammer hold to a half Nelson and
threw the New Yorker like log. Time
OF fall. % minutes 80 seconds.
The second bout was simply a Iepeti-
ton of the first. Pons was always On
the aggressive and swung his attack
from q hammer hold to q half Nelson.
Pons again led his opponent into a trap,
and for the second time Piening went to
the floor, Pons getting the second fan
and winning the match. Time of Sec
ond fall, 3 minutes 2I seconds.
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ST. CLOUD MoURNs TWO.
Albert II. Hall to Speak at the First
Annual

Annual.
ST CLOUD. Nov. -(speciaI.)-st
Cloud lodge of EAks viii hold its first
annual lodge of sorrow Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock In the Davidson opeIa
house.
The first hundred seats in the parquet
Of the opera house will be reserved for
the use of the i..embers Of the Iodee lut
the general public will be cordially Invited
70 the memorial exercises. Hon Abe t
ii. Hall, of Minneapolis will be the o.
ator OF the day. The EIl1s'- orchestra will
provide the instrumental music, a quar-
tette eff men will sing. Miss EsteI!e
Wood, Of the normal school, will be the
soloist, and Miss Aimee Boyd the accom-
panlSt. Fred Sehilplin will present obitu-
airy remarks of the deceased members or
the lodge. The following is the outline
or the programme arranged for the nc
mortal exercises:
OrcheStra-EuneraI march $50 Chopin
QQ2rtette' Fal,' Nearer. My God, to
r Sarter, g Il Baren W H IGRney Fres
man, George H. Hayes.
opening ceremonies .'........By the lodge
Opening ode.
Prayer -. ......Rev. Heman T.. ParshaTI
Solo, Thy VIII Be Done Marston
Miss Estelle Wood
Remarks Brother Fred Schllplin
Q!g5a3rtette, !53,a2 "one sweetly so'emn
5Ihought ;.;;...:... Ambrose
Brother Albert H. Hall, Minneapolis
Solo, ,,,Entreat Nc Not to Leave
Ahee MI Miss 1;steiia wood
Closing Ceremonies ...... Order of Flks
Quartette. Il Am Pilgrim, Am
a oFanger .............. Mars ton
Benediction 81 3tln;dic d5 IN REV Heman f. Parshall
Observation-Disclosures .........,. Wagner
The deceased brethren are Capt. Dee
Norton and DR.. Augustus Mumford.
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winners at Bennings.

WAsHINTON. Nov. 30.-Island Prince.
a so to l shot Won the first race to-
day, at Bennings, in a field of twelve
by a narrow margin. Boys who never
had ridden in a race had the mounts,
making the contest an extremely uncer-
tain one for the talent. Another out
slider. Ellen B. at 80 to 1, took the fifth
by a length and half and Jils Green
wood at 5 to | won the five furlong event
flushed In the bunch. Only four horses
qualified for the handicap, Decanter and
Charentus being equal favorites in the
pools, the former winning and the latter
marieS:
First race. six furlongs-Island Prince
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FRANK NYE AT MANKAro.
An Elaborate Programme Has Ree,
Arranged for the Occasion

An Elaborate Programme Has Been
Arranged for the Occasion.
MANKATO, Nov. SO.-(SpeciaL MAN
kato lodge, No. 225. has made extra prep
arations for the lodge of sorrow Sunday
afternoon in A. o. U. w. hall. Hon.
Frank NJ. Nye, of Minneapolis. will de-
liver the memorial address. Following is
the programme:
Aadagiio adaggiGo op; 125. String Quartette
opening Ceremonies. Officers of the Lodge
Antnen-" Rock of Ages" Dudley B,ISk
MRS. N. L. Schmitt, MIR. Brett, Mrs,
Marson, Mr.. Thomas.
4hYocation ........ Rev. George H Davis
vocal Solo-"My Redeemer and My
Mrs. FL. L. schmitt. a'o' DUCK
Ao0reSS ................B Bro. Frank NJ Nya
Minneapolis Lodge No. A.
Ai!egretto Quartette No HAYDEN
String Quartette-Mr. G. Schwanberg
Mr. j: Fischer. Mr.. r. Jache
Mr.. C. A. Arnold.
Vocal Solo-'tThe Day is Ended .RartIntt
Miss Cora Carney.
Closing Ceremonies Officers of the Lodge
Anthe1mnIE'My m Faith Looks Up to
nee ...:.......,.......... Schneider
Mrs. Sehmitt, Mr.. Brett, Mrs.
Marson, Mr.. Thomas
With violin obigato.
Behedlctlon .............. Rev. G. II Davis
Accompanists-NGrs. May Brett TayJor,
Miss Bessie L. Whiting.
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COVERED WITH BLOOD
Was Jack Kane After Seven Rounds
With Harry Lyons

DENVER, Nov. 30.-Harry Lyons, of
Chicago, won from Jack Kane, of San
Francisco, in seven rounds Of what was
to have been ten-round go before the
Colorado Athletic association tonight.
With Kane's left eye swollen shut and
his breast and neck covered with blood,
which was flowing in streams from his
nose, the referee awarded the fight to
Iy ycns at the end of the seventh round.
1t was humane step, as Kanes con-
dition was pitiful. Kane was game,
however, and willing to mix up with
Lyons, although his damaged eyesight
prevented anything like accuracy in hit
ting. Lyons outclassed Kane in every
way, and finished the fight without a
scratch and is in apparently as good
cordition as when he entered the ring.
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won: Evelyn Byrd second, Lexington
Pirate third. Time ILL 1-5
Second race, five furlongs-Jils Green
wood won; Provost second, Curtsey
third. Time, 1903 As.
Third race, one and one sixteenth miles
Sir Fitzhugh won; Spurs second, Tir-
shena third Time, 1853.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Queen Carni-
val Won; San Luis second. Mistress third.
Time, LII "a.
Fifth race, one mile and forty yards
Ellen B won: The Driver second, Uncle
Josh third Time 1:49%
Sixth race, one mile and one furlong,
handicap-Decanter won; Alsikes second,
Borough third. Time 1:5S
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minutes playing. The final score being
Red Wing II, Minneapolis I.
The Red Wing people are enthusiastic
over the success Of their team and feel
confident that if a match between them
and the Fond du Lac, Wis, team could
be arranged, that the Red Wing team
would take away their championship
Fond du. Lac has the banner team at
nents. such teams as are made up of
men from Yale and Harvard.
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HKS 10 HONOR The DElD
EACH LODGE IN THE COUNTRY
HOLDS A MEMORIAL SERVICE
TOMORROW
PROGRAMMES FOR MINNESOTA
Elaborate Musical Cards Arranged
in Some of the Cities, IncIud-
ing st. Paul-MinneapOIis
Furnishing the Orators.
PROGRAMMES FOR MINNEs0TI

Tomorrow will be the annual memorial
day of the Elks. Each lodge in the Unit
ed States will hold lodge of sorrow.
The dead of the year, as we'll as those
of other years in the history Of each or
ganization, viii be individually recalled
in memory, and kind words of their viz
tues and good deeds again spoken. It IS
the annual tribute to those who are
gone but not forgotten" The eXer-
cises are all open to the public.
Mr.. Jerome B.. Fisher, the grand ex-
alted ruler OF the order, will make the
principal address at the Omaha observ-
ance. On his way home to Jamestown,
N. Y, he will make q brief visit in the
Twin Cities, and will attend the Mime
apolis meeting next Wednesday even
ing. He is expected to be in st. Paul
the following evening.
st. Paul lodge will hold it's exercises
in the Metropolitan opera house, begin
ming at 2:30 o'clock.
The memorial orator will be Senator
Ripley d. Brewer, Of St. Cloud, a mem
ber of the ST. Cloud lodge, and an ora
tor of considerable fame in the state.
Rev. James D. Paxton, pastor of the
House of Hope, and Exalted Ruler J.
Fl. Mitchell Jr, will also also take part
in the service
The musical programme will be in
keeping with the beautiful precedents set
dl pIGN1OIS lLSLilOIldl Scr NICSS III 81 L eIlll
lodge. The full programme is as fol-
lows:
'"rhe Holy City. .seibert's Orchestra
Opening address
j. H. Mitchell Jr, exalted ruler
Music -. $1,000. Metropolitan Quartette
Mrs. c. b. Yates, Miss Florence Pace,
Harry George, H. p. Phillips.
Opening ceremonies .....,......The Officers
Opening ode
The Audience with Orchestra
Invocation -. ......Dr. James D. Paxton
Duet -. Mrs. Yale and Mr. Phillips
address -. ............Bro. r. 3. Brewer
Music - ....,..... Metropolitan Quartette
Address ........ .....Dr. James D. Paxton
Violin solo .,.................W: w. Nelson
Closing ceremonies ...... ......The Officers
Benediction -. ......Dr. James D. Paxton
MINNEAPOLIS LODGE.
The Minneapolis lodge will hold it's ex-
ercises in its magnificent hall at Henne-
pin avenue and Sixth street, recognized
as the handsomest and richest lodge
rooms Of the order The services will
begin at o'clock and the principal adj
dress will be delivered by the Rev. T. w.
Mclean, of ST. Marks church, formerly
Of Bay City, Mich.
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Basket BAH at Red wing.

Thanksgiving evening the people of
Red Wing were treated to a fine game of
basket ball between the Central high
school team, of Minneapolis and the To-
cal Red Wing team. To an observer, the
Minneapolis team seemed to be the
stronger in physique, but in comparison
to the slippery, wiry Red WingeTs they
We're not in the game after the first ten
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YanEer and Herrick nre,r.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 30.-Benny Yam
ger, the ''Tipton Slasher,'' of Chicago,
and kid Herrick, of Brooklyn, N Y,
fought six rounds to a, draw before the
Badger Athletic club tonight. The fight
ing was fast from start to finish, both
contestants taking many stuff punches
on head and body. Both men were on
their feet and apparently fresh at the
end Of the bout. There We're no knock
downs. In the preliminaries Alexander
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The President a Slave to Catarrh.-
D. T. Sample, President of Samples In
stallment Company, Washington, Pa,
writes: For years ] was afflicted with
Chronic Catarrh. Remedies ana treat
meEt by specialists only gave me tom
poTary relief, until I was induced to use
DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. 1t gave
almost instant relief and has proved the
one good thing in my case."-7
Sold by TicknOr e Jaggar, Hotel Ryan:
Clarendon Drug Store, 9Th and Wabasha
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Going Tor BILE Gnme.

EDGEMONT, s. D., Nov. 3o-A hunting
party, consisting of Coz w. F. Cody. 1T
III. Hake, OF Omaha;.}M R. Russell, ,~of
Deadwood; ]. H. O,Brien, of Buffalo, N
Martin, of Cody, Wyo., and f. N. Pear
son and c. II. Morrill,. of Lincoln. Neb,
passed through this city for a big hunt
in the Big Horn basin.
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paH PLAYERS Homer F,.or c,,,n,

NEW YORK, Nov.r9B =-Among the pas
sengers who arrived tonight on the
Ward steamer Seguarancia from Havana
We're: James Sheckharsi. VIM. Mercer,
VIM. Donovan, VIM. Dahlen, VIM. Glea-
Jennings and Thomas O.. Simpson. mem
bers of the baseball club, who are re-
turning from their tour in Cuba.
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Siberia is no longer to be a penal col
ony. The imperial decree abolishing the
former status is the result of the build
Ing of the Trans Siberian railroad. Moth
ing can compare to the rapid settlement
of the vast Siberian plains by the in
rushing farmers, unless it be the rapid
growth achieved by that famous dyspep-
sla cure, Hostetters Stomach Bitters
pepsia, biliousness or datulency, if you
would be well.
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The ABBOT Sold for $4,000.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9O.-At the Fasig
today, The Abbot, holder of the world $
trotting record (2:0Sh4), was sold for $780,
500 The purchaser was Fire Commits
sioner John ]. Scannell, of New York.
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and most impressive services Of the kind
ever held In this city. Brother Roder-
lex J. Mooney. Of Fargo Lodge No. 2Gn
VIII deliver the memorial address. There
will be fine musical programme. AMI
the Aeolian Quartette will render several
SeIeofiOnS
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oMAHA Gus GLUE sHooT.
Good scores Marked the Opening of
Dual City Meeting.

OMAHA. Neb., Nov 3O.-Good scores
marked the opening Of the Kansas City
Omaha Gun club shoot toady, the wealth
Clint C0ckrell knocked their five live
birds straight. With six pairs today
the score is: Kansas City, 267; Omaha,
262 Kansas City having a lead of five
yet on each side, and Omaha will have
Frank Parmalee pitted against ]. A. r.
Elliott, champion of the world; Jim
against Chris. Gottlieb, and Frank Ger
bell against c. c Herman
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AUsTIN's PRoGRAMME.
Weed Monroe, of minneapolis, to De-
liver the Grafton.


AUSTIN, Nov. SO.-(special )--Austin
Elks will hold their lodge of sorrow in
the Baptist church Sunday afternoon,
beginning at 2:3O o'clock The programme
Is as follows:
Opening Voluntary. Miss Ethel Berkett
Anthem, ''Send Out Thy Light
Male Quartette
Opening ceremonies Officers and Lodge
Onenlng Ode ..................... Inc Lodge
Prayer .............Rev. +. L. Anderson
Guartette, Gone to the Silent
Land. ......,. Cosmopolitan Quartette
Memorial address
Bro. Weed Munro. Minneapolis
Soprano solo. .....-.;....; Mrs a M. Lewis
Remarks ......Bro. Judge n. Kingsley
Soprano solo ........ Miss Mamie Kenney
Remarks -. ......Bro. Lafayette French
Violin solo,. ..............P Prof. +. Tichey
Soprano solo, 1.-THE Penitent''-
Miss Ida Mlchaels
Closing exercises ......................L Lodge
Hymn -. ..................Mi Mixed Quartette
Doxology -. ........Lodge and Audience
Benediction Rev. D. J. W. Somerville
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Amateur Athletics WON It.

The Amateur Athletic associa ton bowl
ing team defeated the Capital City club
at Pfister's alleys last night, winning
two out of three games.
The handball tournament will start to-
morrow noon at the association gy1nna-
SUM.
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into clineh he would put both hands
round Olsen's throat and hang on until
the referee pulled him off. Sullivan was
cautioned each time. Sullivan protested
vigorously at the verdict, but it availed
him not
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Private Services at Winona.
WINONA, Nov. Especial. )-Winona
Lodge of Elks will not hold public memo
rial services this year. Private services
will be held in lodge rooms.
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sTILLwATER,s PLANS.
Gen. h. w. ChiIds, of ST. Paul, to
Deliver the Address.

STYILLWATER, Nov. 30-(special.>-
Saltwater lodge No. 179, 3. P. Q. E., Will
hold its annual memorial services in
ElIs' hall Sunday afternoon The mem
orial address will be delivered by ex-At-
torney General Fl. w. ChiIds, of st. Paul
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hanuicap In itself. Furthermore their ex-
ercise had been taken indoors largely and
under different climatic conditions than
tnose found IL Lincoln, where, under clear
SKIES With mild atmosphere, the Ne
praska team was able to work up to con-
clifton for what is regarded as the great
game Of the year.
AN IMPARTIAL OPINION.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3O.-Concerninr tho
football championship, the Times-HeraId.
In the light of yesterdays game, SAYS:
Where shall the Western IooLDau pan-
n2nt be unturied? Shall it be awarded
70 Hlnnesotd, which was tied by Chicago;
TO Iowa, which was tied by Northwest
eril, or to Wisconsin, which virtuali1-
tled Minnesota and showed under Chica-
90! HaVe NorthWestei n Chicago and I'LL
nols any claims at ali? Most of those
VINO nave seen the three latter teams
piay VIII, without doubt, put them out
Oh the running without hesitation In
answer TO this, the suppo4 tiers of each
WIN WIu perhaps argue that their respective
t7,.Iio, t6s.lliS huIilned the claims of the rest
Trough the Tie scores and other cOmpar-
auVe hgureS. The most conservative Nex
perts OF the game will probably finally
PSi $50 mat there IS no championship foot
o4u team IN the West this season
FROM the showing made sMinnesota
9eGIilS l 10 present the most valid claim.
II 3as played more teams than has Iowa.
anu stronger, too 1t has met ana a.
feated Wisconsin, Illinois and NoEtbT.,eSq &c
elh, out that tie with Chicago must stiII
rankle in the bosoms of the Gonbers
minnesota asserts that the game With
the MarOons should be thrown ont on ac- ,ra.
cunt t Oh the subsequent showing of Chi
o19so, put TINS is out of the question. and
fdrt osSIsh Ign Cmcago can gather little com
.ot Iott rom rom mat game, still it keeps Mime
'Otd rom showing d clean slate
IOWA tie with Northwestern puts +I,A
~ WheyeS IN the same category with
minnesota. The tie gives to Minneso+a ar, an
! ! SIIuuICionaL grain Of comfort. as the
o+9p4ers oee tl Tor time wiped Northwestern
on 9It Lhe championship slate in the game Of
~'IiiliiledpollS. Iowa has not met Mime
@ @sOC& or Wisconsin, so the Hawkeves can
HlsIhe LAKE no claim. That Minnesota ia NOT
4itp NY uiiiieI u aole the twelve points of Ne
oIdSh& Yesterday makes evident. NOT fo
IL444eiItlon L44iIn the touchdowns of Chicago and
:, 10 further help to complicate the situs-
t, CtoH, lIInols played Northwestern to a
StandSt1ll. Illinois was buried ard ma
away Tor good by defeats at the hands 20
MchlSan, Minnesota and Wisconsin VIZ
CotlSin comes to the front with q few fies
uLeS VI Nn1ch do not disparage the claims oe
e the badgers to first honors aitbo1r9b
tHey are no more conclusive than anv or
all of the rest @'-- any vi
coming down to a comparison Of +Aar,s
II seems as If Minnesota has tha bnett
eIeven IN the West 1t has nlsved az
most consistent game and has NOT benn
99teIeated Still there is the tie. the onIt,
pfOnship. 'i00 Ciie chdhl-
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BRAINERp,s FIRsr ANNUAI..
RodericI j. Mooney. of Fargo. the
Orator of the Occasion.

BRAINERD, Mimi, Nov. 30-(SpeciaI)
The regular memorial services of Brain
erd lodge No. 615, B. P. O. E., will be
held at Gardner's hall, on Sunday, Dec.
2, at p. m.
The members will meet at the lodge
rooms at p. m. sharp, and march in a
body to the hall. The notification says:
a special effort is being made to make
our first memorial exercises the finest
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EAzED TO DEATH.
GruesOme Tale of the Practice of
West Point Cadets.

BRISTOL, Pa, Nov. 3O.-Oscar L.
Boese, q years of age, is reported dying
at his home here. About year ago Boese
was appointed to the West Point Military
academy, and the parents assert that
hazing ruined their sons health, forcing
him to resign his cadetship 1t is alleged
that tobacco sauce was poured down
Bosses neck, red pepper thrown IN his
eyes, hot grease poured on his bare feet,
a tooth knocked out, and fiendish opera
tions generally indulged In.
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CONSULTATION AND EXl
NATION EREE
WE CURE TO STAY CURED.

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ALL REFLEX AND NERVOUS DIS
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Of the treatment, and have all the latest
modern electrical appliances, including
the wonderful X-RAY, for treating these
diseases. By thus combining ELEC-
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the virtues of both. The cases we es-
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been unsuccessful in their search for q
cure, who realize the seriousness Of their
condition. and will appreciate successful,
scientific trea atment, and a quick and per-
manent cure. REMEMBER WE WILL
NOT ACCEPT INCURABLE CASES.
Why not take preventive measures be-
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buggy breaks down, you have 1t re-
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and success in curing these diseases
Hundreds Of letters are on file at the
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have made well and happy
KEEP this in mind If you are taking
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