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ter Who're located; send description and lowest
cash price. Phillips, $40 Pioneer Press BLDG
st. Paul. .-
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, STRICTLY
double rooms, with irst-class board: reason
able terms; fine location. 625 7th st S.
C0Ws-20 GOOD FRESH COWS AND
springers for sale cheap at Midway Cow Mar
ket, Minnesota Transfer. Dry COWS bought
Lytle, 2161 University.
INVESTORS DEsIRLNG TO PURCHASE
St. Paul-Fresno oil stock should see me at
once. r, r. Higbee, S12-31S Germania Life
building, St. Paul, Minnesota.
A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR SMALL IN.
vestora where the capital will double several
fn0 a. NV v'!aeasT Motel Micoliet. Il i tx MONDAY
WANTBDITO MEET "a PARTY, WHO
would invest a few hundred dollars ana take
an interest with me in q legitimate business,
entirely new west Of Chicago; will pay from
100 to 200 per cent profit almost from the
start; can be developed into large business
lifetime. Particulars given at personal inter-
view only. S245. Journal. .-
CAPITAL STOCK OF MINING. OIL AND
industrial companies wanted; corporations or
ganized; stocks and 6onds SOLO. SOLO; tnVsstlgare ,,
George Girling Co., 40 Temple Court Min
neapolis.
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE FOR LAUNDRY
man-Only steam laundry IN town of 2.eoY;
equipped and paying splendidly; tor sale with
or without house and lot, at q bargain. Be-
cher M. Hungerford, Atkin. MINI:
WANTED-PARTY WITH s50(. TO TAKE IN
terest in business paying good profits; great
opening for capable young man who can take
active part 8398, Journal.
IF YOUR ZINC MINE IN THE MISSOURI
Kansas mining district does not pay YOU let
us investigate it. II management ana cor
rect mining will make 1t pay, We Will operate
it for you. Mines, Management Deyelop-
ment and Investment Co.. Ltd. Joplin, MO.
/ HAVE A FEW THOUSAND TO PUT INTO
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terest with salary. State place. Kind ano
give references. s42S, Journal.
coRPoKATIoNs A. TIMEs PREFERENCE x PEE; si0cl
and many enterprises fall in securing the
capital with which they could make q sue. %
cess. because investors are too timid to take
risks. By system Of underwriting. based Sc q
upon sound financial principles. 1t Is possible
to guarantee the investor in any stock the
safety Of his principal and interest ., THIS M
tain any amount Of capital required. Fun Fun
particulars on application, Central states
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D O o o o O % o o o O o o o o o o
, WE HAVE FOR RENT THE SECOND 9
: floor OF 239 and 241 Cedar av. with II
, rooms suitable for a roorning hotel; we c
) will rent this as a whole or will d.
) vide the rooms up into suites.
> DAVID p. JONES & COMPANY, c
) 200 Oneida Building. g
y = - 90 q q q o o o O o o o Q
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WANTED SUBSCRIPTION
solicitor and collector for country paper. State
terms and give references. Only sober and
reliable man wanted. Review, Litchfeld,
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ACROBATS, MUSICIANS, CHARACTER
men, street shows and attractions of all kinds
wanted for Waseca, Mimi, street fair, Aug.
IS and 90 Address Jas. NJ. Hanley, Secretary,
Waseca, MINI.
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FOR RENT
UNFURNIsHED HOUSES


FREE FOR RENT CARDS FOR THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the ad.
HOUSES AND MINNEToNKA COTTAGES.
Edmund G.. Walton, 300 Hennepin ay.
MODERN HOUSE, CENTRALLY .LoCATED;
nine nine rooms; newly papered; 500 per month.
st S, SIG per month.
MODERN HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, FURNISHED
or unfurnished, 3041 Stevens av, only $50.
edmund g. Walton. 300 Hennepin ay.
1e4 WILLOW ST. FACING LoRING PARK.
nine rooms, hardwood floors, open plumbing.
laundry, gas range and fixtures; artesian wa
ter, steam heat, lanitor service: all the con-
OF nat s.s yth the Of
ter George Odlum, Phoenix building.
FOR RENT-AUd. Is, GROOM COTTAGE,
partly modern. Inquire P. M. Thompson, 7Ul
18th av Sc.
525 Sd av Sc, rooms. modern, $3.50.
ia 9Th st Sc, rooms, modern, s22.
1902 Clinton av, rooms, modern, barn, 50.
800 ' sth lns st ps Sc, rooms so MODERN. lSe sS.
$40 Franklin ay, rooms, city water, $1S.
1o2 E 2sth st. second floor fiat, city water. 80.
25os Oakland av, $ rooms, city water. sls.,
81 Royalston az, I'd floor fat rooms mod
1917 Central av, second floor fat, rooms, 50.
23l1 11th av S. second floor nat. 50.
es 10th st ~ rooms, modern, barn. sSo'
George Odlum. 300 Phoenix building.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS,
In good repair 1120 Yale place
FOR RENT-HOUSE, NO. 2s15 CLINTON
av; first floor and barn. Apply S2os Mo
ollet ay.
FOR RENT-NINE AND ELEVEN-ROOM
modern houses. 18th st, near Park av.
D. R. Wagner, 1923 Sth av S.; or 315 Corn Ex-
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FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN IN GOOD
companies. Title Ins. & Trust Co., Oneida blk
WE SELL PROPERTY PLACED UNDER
our care and collect rents promptly. Nickelg
& Smith. 81 Nicollet av.
''KILL-EM-ALL" ROACH POWDER WILL
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25c and SOC packages, at all grocers and re-
tail druggists.
FIVE GOOD ROOMS-CITY WATER; SEC
ond floor; at 278S Stevens av; with barn, 81;
without barn, $3.50. Inquire at premises.
sEVEN-ROoM, ALL-MoDERN HOUSE, IN
good repair; on good line; will rent to
small family at s26. 1908. Journal.
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THORPE BROS,
MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE. INVEST.
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AGENTS WANTED

WE PAY $40 "A WEEK AND EXPENSES TO
men with rigs to introduce our poultry COM
pound; send stamp. Javelle Mig. Co.. Dept
rs, Parsons, Kan.
AGENTS WHO WISH TO HANDLE GOOD
reliable articles, and who do not care for
cheap goods, will find our Modern flter
as easy to sell as any article they ever saw !;
It is applied to faucets in waterworks towns,
and uses cotton fiber filtering material. A
ten minutes run of water through 1T shows
a larger deposit of sediment on the cotton
is the best for the purpose yet found; one
gross of fillings free with each filter; prices
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reserved territory. Agents furnished with
circulars with their name and address on.
Modern Filter Co., 24s-D3, Franklin st, Bos-
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PENSIONS

r. B. HOSTETLER,
PENSION ATTORNEY,
loom BOT. Boston block. Minneapolis. MINI.
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IMPORTANT.

% o O o o 0 o O o 0 o o o
SOLICITORS, AT ONCE, THREE EXPE-
rtenced mon on salary and commission; easy
proposition for salesmen Address 1884, Jour-
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN ACQUAINTED
with the hardware business and repairing BIZ
cycles and making himself useful generally
about hardware department.; one who talks
the Scandinavian language preferred. 1oS9,
Journal
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WANTED-FIVE SPECIALITY MEN TO
sell country merchants, advertising PROPOSE
ton; a good side line. Call between 10 and
Il a. NJ, 40 New York Life building.
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MAN WANTED TO CARE FOR LAWN AND
do outdoor work; good place and wages for
the right man. Apply to j. c. Eliel at Ly-
man Eliei Drug Co.
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2ocRoOM DETACHED HOUSE, NEAR CEN
ter of city fine location for renting rooms or
boarding house. C. E. Ford. S05 Northwest
arn h1,ildinp
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IMPORTANT TO all patients, male and
, female, who were in the City hospital
during the months of August, Septem-
Der and October. 1901, and January,
, March and April, 1902. Send your name
and address SlS6, journal.
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WANTED-A GROCERY CLERK WHO
talks the Scandinavian language and one who
has had experience and is between 20 and 80
years Of age. Address 1875, Journal.
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EDITOR WANTED FOR NORTH DAKOTA
democratic weekly; good town; state age and
experience, salary expected. and address Will
kinsons Printers Exchange, lock box 50, ST.
par nj
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE

4. HELP WANTED-FEMALE
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ANTED-CoMPETENT GIRL, AT 1920 I'd
ay S. Good wages.
PROF. LIVINGSTON. -
TO THE LADIES. -~r
On account OF the rush of ladies to Hotel
Nicollet,- room 80, to learn Prof. Liyingstons
new and wonderful high-grade up-to-date
dress and skirt cutting machine, he Is com
agent for the city for his dress and skirt
machines: also for his French patterns
! FOR RsALE-MISCELLANEOUs
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ADVERTISING under this head. Be sure and
call Tor them when you leave your ad
LIZ 1uK KNbS S5f 6p EMxGAKGE MSaN ANR EEPAIR
MAX A. KoHEN. 327 WASHINGTON AV s.
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ts FOR 1ox12 WALL TENT.
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HoTEts Eto ANp AN REsTAUKANTs-Wh FUR
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1WooD-asssn. 1sS9Sn $15 to 81: dry, t175 to s2.7S:
Lumber Exchange. Phone TIT J2 main.
FOR sALE-ELECTR1C LIGHTING GEN
orators. bwo four-pole 20 kilowatt 11o volt
these machines may be inspected at the plant
Of the Electric Machinery Co.,, 14th av and
Tyler st NE, Minneapolis
WETMoRE SCYTHEs ARE WARRANTED
l have full line Of haying tools at right
prices J. n. Smith. 214-2l6 Hennepin av.
LARGE QUANTITIES OLD AND NEW
lumber. doors, windows, inside finish: must
be moved at once. Corner sth st and 14th av s.
FADEAWAY FREES BEDS FROM BUGS.
Druggists. dept. stores. Accept no substitute.
USE BLANCHARD'S ECzEMA LOTION;
| free office treatments at 424 Nicollet: sold at
drug stores: write for free book on skin di-
cases.
POULTRY SUPPLIES, INSECT POWDER,
poultry food. incubators. brooders. bone cut
ters, wire nettings, etc. Pike Supply Driver,
for keeping mosquitoes and flies away from
| horses and COWS: R. A. Pike & Co.. 210
! Washington av N.
| TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 237 HENNE.
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| terms; get prices; stenographers furnished
| with or without typewriters.
SAVE MoNEY-LATE STYLE NEW SEW:
! ing machines, $12 to $40; secondhand, 81 up
supplies and repairing; warranted. Lynch
| 919, ,.Nicollet.
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WANTED-A GROCERY CLERK WHO
talks German language and has had
perience and is between the age Of 20 and
90 Address 1892. Journal.
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN, 18 TO 20 YEARS
Of age, good habits and honest, acquainted in
eighth ward. to care for horses and learn good
retail business. Address In own handwriting
References. 1914, Journal. l.
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WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
work. Apply 2201 Girard av S. ID,
WANTED-COoK; SMALL FAMILY; GOOD
wages. 62s 9Th st Sc.
ANTBD-EXPERIENCE SEWING GIRLS
Also helpers in dressmaking shop, at once
Is 14th st,
WANTED-dfRLs TO SEW ON FURs; S. A
week guaranteed while learning. Expert
enced girls can earn good wages. McKibbin,
Drisco11 and Dorsey, No. 379 Sibley st, st.
Paul 5s "
YOUNG LADY 70 ASSIST IN oFFICE FOR
part tuition. Call Monday morning, pre-
pared to go to work. All students In good
positions. Metropolitan Commercial College,
Corner Hennepin aY and Hh st
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WANTED-GLAZIERS AT
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
WANTBD-CEMBNT WORKER; ALSO LA
borers Call at 1851 18th av S.
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EXPERIENCED SPECIALITY SALESMAN:
Vacancy Sept. /; integrity and salesmanship
will make position permanent; $25 weekly ad-
vance; merchants pay for goods out of sales.
J. j. P. Co., Box IT'S, cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED-BoY TO LEARN PH0TOGRA-
ply. Call at 9 6th st s.
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TEAMS FOR GRADING-BEST WAGES,
long JOB for drst-clasS teams. Apply at 4O9
9Th ay S ANGUS Mcleod Co.
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WANTED MANUFACTURED IN EVERY
bounty, patent farm harrow; write for terms.
J. L. Ware, 2409 University av, st. Paul.
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WANTED-SIX BENCH MEN for smoothing
pine and hardwood. Smith G Wyman, I'd av
and Sth st Sc.
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WANTED-FOR U. S. ARMY. ABLE-BOD-
led men, between ages of q and So; citizens
of United States, of good character and ten-
perate habits, VINO can speak, read and write
English For information, apply to recruit
ing officers, 324 1st av S, Minneapolis, or
phoeuix building, St. Paul, MINI.
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W, A. BARNES & CO.,
3O0-302 Ntcollet az.

EIGHT ROOMS, MODERN EXCEPT HEAT:
fine lawn No. 81 Aldrich av, between Laurel
and Hawthorn. s25. Chadbourn & Braden.
No. 10 Lumber Exchange.
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AN EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER,
we'll trained in bank work, can secure perma-
neut position at salary of $75 per month ::
preference given to young unmarried man.
under 30 years of age; must be possessed OF
soai character and furnish unquestionable
TSferences as to character. ability and dispo-
sition Bank Of Fergus County, Lewistown,
Mnpt s
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wages So per day; 10 pile driver men, wageb
SOS per day. Winston Bros. Co., SOl Globe
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND GUITAR IN
structo Or; permanent position: address Up-to-
Date Music Co., 80 L Sd st. Winona, Minn.
Apply Immediately. Trans portattou paid.
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WANTED-ONE OR TWO FIRsT-CIAss
house carpenters, experts. Apply immediate
" at 3210 Langford av, st. Anthony Park.
Como line. Get off at Dooley av. Baker,.
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FAV0NIUS A WINNER.
Takes Mile Handicap at Harlem-Vul-
cain, the Favorite, Barely in Finish.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, July 25.-Improvet
conditions made a vast difference in thu
racing at Harlem today. All The
events were well contested, and tn,
time was very good for the track. Thre,
well-backed second choices, two favor
ties, and one outsider won, and it /:
doubtful If the bookmakers quit much
to the good.
The feature of the day was the fourtf
race, a handicap for four-year- -olds and
upward at a mile. 1t was won by
Favonius. carrying the tpp weight, IL
the good time of 1:i1 As. For some
reason or other Vulcain was made the
favorite, going to the post at to :
but the best he could do was TO finish
in the money. Fayonlus is a much i'm
proved horse. and just now is in grand
form. The summarizes:
First race-Three- -year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs. Queen of Dixiana
CWilkerson), : to l, won; The Rabbit
(Beauchampl. S TO l, second; Somersault
(Helgerson), to /, third. Time, lis 1-5.
Second race-Two-year-o olds; seven
furlongs. Lendin knight, even. won:
Topsoil (Buchanan). 3 to 2. second
GlendGn, iBlake), to /, third. Time,
Isl -.
Third race-Three-year-o and up
ward; six furlongs. Rose Tree (Birken-
RUTH, to =, won; Lady Idris (Hoar).
- to /. second: 4. ID. Gibson Beau
champ. ) to l, third. Time, lis.
Fourth race-Handicap: four-Year-
olds aud upward; one mile. Favonius
tRansch), ) to 2, won; Brulare Beau
champ, to .. second; Vulcain (Co-
burn), s TO 5, third. Time, Al 40
Fifth race-Selllng; three-year- olds
and upward seven furlongs. Pretorius
DEAN, , 10 !. won; Ernest Parham
totisj. 10 l, second; Huzzah (Ransch)
. TO ]. third. Time. 1:29 2-5.
Sixth race-Three-year-ol and up
ward; mile and one-sixteenth. Orontas
(Blake), even, won; Picquart DEAN,
20 !, second; Searcher buchanan, 2
to l. third. Time. l:4g 2-5.
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Delmar Entries.

ST. LOUIS. July 25.-Entries for to-
morrow:
First race-Five and one-half fur
longs. Fritz Brillar. 1O5; Pickles, 102;
Seize, los: Avoid. 105.
Second race-Six and one-half fur
longs. selling. Weideman, 1O6; Once
More, Kiss Quick, 102; Aline S., 100;
Man, a3; Hi Nocker, 106; Onogen, Lee
turer, l05: Tenny Belle, l0G; Tenados
Sc; Don Luis. 10!; Fred Hessig, 1O2.
Third race-One mile and seventy
yards. Joe Doughty, 1O7; Unaprice, 100;
Ladas. 104; Hucena, 81; Balloon, 100;
Branch. 109; Annie OIdfeld ~: Mr..
?omeroy, 105: Brown Vail. 102; Elsie
Barnes. 81.
Fourth race-Three-fourths of a mile.
Bullock. 1G4; Geheimness. 1O0; Sailor
Dream 104.
Fifth race-Seven-eigh of a mile.
Barklyite, I04; Top Lady 100; Found
ling, lG6: Lynch, Bart Howe, 1902; Duela,
95; Maggie Clopton. los; Miss Wandil-
sha. Legation. Miss Dora. 100; optimo,
l07: Carat. 102.
Sixth race-one and three -sixteenths
miles. Zazel, 101; Josie F., 81: Brewer
schorr, 1o3; Edgardo, 1O2; W. b. Gates.
107.
Seventh race-Six and one-half f.rr-
longs. Crimson Tide, %; Joe Goss, I07 I.
The Boer. 1O4; The Count. 105: Ciales.
100: The Phonecian, Sweet Dream. lO4
Bengal, 1876; Tragedy. 1O4: Sue Quick
silver, 81; Assessment, l0i; Censor, los.
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Harlem Entries.

CHICAGO. July 25.-Entries for to-
morrow:
First race-Five furlongs Gold Bell,
115; Colonnada. Dinguist, Tom Cogan
Albemarle, Shooting Star, 10; Brooks
ton. 1o1; John c. King. Senor, Nightfall,
l0j: st. Minor. 115; Tabellarius, 1902
Second race-One mile. Bragg, 105;
Position, 103; Talpa, Waswift. 100;
Dewey, Little Scout, Archie. 81: Lou
Woods, Leviathan, 81; Colonial Girl, 81
Third race-One and one-sixteenth
miles; selling. Thurles. liz; Chorus
Boy, 1O9; Cori!lo, B. G. Fox. lc7; Royal
Penny, Guy H., Cougar. lO;: Golden
sceptre. Danish. Master Mariner, Tre-
Lor. 10i; Marion Lynch, 1O2; Egyptian
Prince, 100; Leary. a.; Moderator, %.
Fourth race-Ifandicap; one and one
eighth miles. Argregor, 1la; Flying
Torpedo. rs; Jiminez. III: Death. III:
Aladdin, los; Otis. l05; Nitrate, Her
mencia, l0l; Geiser. 100; Hunter Raine,
Leo Newell, 81; Scarlet Lily, %; Arian.
%; Fraagiblo, Marcos. 80.
Fifth race Handicap: one mile Bar
rack, l06, Bronz" Wing, 102: Harry New,
&c; Lakeview Belle. 90; Star Cotton. 81;
lioodwink, 80; Little Elkin. Eva Rice.
So
Sixth race-seliing; one and onc-half
miles. Fatalist. 10y; Satin Coat. 10.;
Compass. iei; Linden Ella, lOS; Tam
many Chief Sardonic. 102; Lady Choris .
ter, 100; Hayward Hunter, q.
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JIM JEFFRIES KNOCKS
OUT BOB FITZSIMMONS

a trile short. Fitz got in right to the
point of the jaw. Jedries missed ter
rifle right upper cut. Fitz tried for the
body with right and left, but was
blocked. Fitzsimmons blocked a left
and went in with two straight let's to
the face. Jeffries doored Fitz with a
terrific right to the jaw. and Fitz was
very groggy when he arose and was ap-
parortly talking in dazed sort OF way,
when he went down again. lie was
counted out.
Fitz was very groggy when he went to
his corner. He recovered quickly and
announced that ne was fairly beaten and
retired permanently from the ring. He
said that in the event Of his winning he
would have given the championship to
Jeffries
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Continued From First Pagc.)

fiddled for an opening. Jeffries led with
the left. but Fitz pranccd away nimbly.
Fitz then put left to Jeff's eye and fol-
lowed it up with a straight jab. JEFF
then made two Ineffective attempts to
reach the Cornishman with his left. but
Fitz ducked deftly. He next blocked the
left for. the body, and JEFF ducked
left for the head Fitz blocked the right
on the jaw. Jeff pressed in and landed
a singing right on the ear. Fitz neatly
evaded a left for the head and came
back. landing lightly on the head with
the left. JefIries then hooked with the
left, landing on the face. But Fitz
bored in and drew first blood with
straight jab on the nose. This round
was slightly in favor of I.aul;y Bob.
Second round-The crowd seemed to
be with Fitzsimmons. Jeffries forced
the fighting. He landed light left on
Fitz's body and followed with another
on the shoulder. Fitz landed on JEFF
fries jaw, and cleverly ducked the
counter. Then he landed lightly on
Jeffries' neck. Jeffries landed a stiff
left on Fitz's neck, and then planted
his left and right on his opponents
chest. Fitz blocked left aimed for
the body. and landed hard left on
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longs. Latuka (Kane), to /, won; VEL
come Light fWatsOn), 5 70 2, second:
Doc Mayer Uyne), 10 to /, third. Time
1:0}h.
Second race-Selling; three-year- olds
and upward; six and one-half furlongs,
Verify IL. Dale, 4 to l, won; Sam
Lazarus. Esq. (Scully). S TO /, second
The Messenger Uyne), G to l, third
Time. 1:22A.
Third race-Two-year-o -olds; FIVE fur
longs. Harry Griffith Dale, 10 to J.
won: Pourquois Pas (BelD, to 2, sec
ond; Makeda tThompson), to 2, third
Time, 1:02a4.
Fourth race-Hand1cap; four-year
olds and upward; one and one-sixteenth
miles. Kitty Clyde (R. Murphy, 4 to
l, won; Joe Doughty tScully), 4 to !,
second; Alice Turner tBonner), to l,
third. Time, 1:4Sla.
Fifth race-Three-y year -olds; six fur
longs. Mabel Winn uyne), to /, won
Stranger (Battiste). . to l. second;
Samho Dale, { to l, third. Time,
1:14&
Sixth race-Selling; three-year -olds
and upward; one and quarter miles.
Warner (Battiste). 3 to 2. won; Russian
d. HarD, 80 TO !. second; Eugene s.
Boyd, 1 to Third. Time. 2'o9.
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BENNING LONG SHOT WINS.
Verify, at to l, Takes Fourth Race
at Delmar in Fine Form.

ST. LOUIS, July 25.-The usual ca:d
of six races was run off at Delmar Park
today. and again the bookmakers kept
the money, as only one favorite won on
.be day. The talent are certainly either
playing in the hardest kind OF luck or
with bad judgment. What saved then;
from another Waterloo today was the
winning of the last race by Warner, rid
den by Battisto
The ycar-old gelding Verify,
whom BNlnins patrons will remember
as having won AT 1C0 20 !, got in a licl,
today, winning the second race On the
card. lie was no such odds today, as
he went to the post at TO l. winning
jth plenty in reserve. Verify is con-
sidered a fair Kind Of a platter around
St Louis, and his owner, J. $. Brattcn.
Was the most surprised man az Bennins
al the Odds quoted against him whcn he
w3r ext there.
The following a-e me summarize
First race-Two-y year -olds; five fur
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First race-Five furlongs. Singing
Nymph, Ohio Girl, Eva Mine, Marie
Tryon, Pact, Marian Bedell, Our Julia
K, Lady Iona, Ace of Spades, Silver
Trinket, Destitute, 1O5; Miss Fisher.
Clipper Hebron, Fontenix, Lady Rab-
bit, 100.
Second race-One and one-sixteenth
miles. Swiftmas, 1l6; Bellario. ia; Red
Path. ll3: Satire. Ice; Bluff, 1CG; PENN
sula, 81; Meistersinger, sc; Tchula, ~ ::
Huntress. 81; Trump. so.
Third race-SiX furlongs. Blue Rib
hon, 120; Eugenia Burch, 116; Mackey
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Brighton Beach Entries.

Dwyer. 112: Ma'mselle. III; Muzlo, 10;
Forward. Eva Russell, Witful, 106; Pol
Cnsay, IS.
Fourth race-B Brighton Cup; two and
quarter miles Gold Heels. Surmise,
l2i' Sunshower, lei.
Fifth race-LeOpardsto Stakes; n
steeplechase for four -year-olds and up
ward short course; about two miles.
Eophone. 156; Colbert. 1i9; Cavalcade,
i46: Rising Sun, 1872; The Bruiser. 1872.
Sixth race-One and one-sixteenth
miles. Leonid, ia; Port Royal, Eel
lario, III; Hyphen, 1902. Anak, De
Reszke. Khitia. So; Lux Casta, 81.
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binet, Semper Vivax. and Hackensack
also ran.
Scratched - Ringdovr. Damon. Bright
Girl, Queen Bouia. Maintain.
Sixth race - Selling; for threeyear-
olGs arl upward; one and one-sixteenth
miles. Ben Howard, "a (Shea), to j.
won; Mosketo, 9S ,(Michaelsl. 4 to l.
second; Mercer, 103 tRedfernl, l to >
third. Time. $50.
Petra II and Philippine also ran.
Scratched Swiftmas, Prince Richard
BLACK Dick
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Delmar Selections.

First race-seize. Fitz Brillar. Pickles.
Second race-Kiss Quick, Tenny Belle,
Onogen.
Third race-Annie OldGelds, Mr.. Pom
eroy. Ladas.
Fourth race-Geheimniss, Sailors
Dream. Frank Bullock.
Fifth race-Foundling, OptimO. Carat
Sixth race-Josie F., Zazel W. B.
Gates.
Seventh race-Censor, Ciales. Quick
silver Sue
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Big Sale OF Tickets.

At Harry Corbett's pool room. the
crowd Of ticket purchasers during the
day was so great that one had to force
his way into the place. 1t was claimed
that the sale of seats up to and incIud-
ing Thursday night with mail reserva-
tions amounted TO S31 coo. Up to .
taken in.
money than was obtained when Fitz-
simmons fought Sharkey, who drew the
best paying crowd ever assembled here.
With the influx of outsiders betting be-
came more active and several thousand
dollars went up at odds Of 10 TO ~.
Many bets we're also made az even money
on Jeffries winning in ten rounds.
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MUCH INTEREST IN FIGHT.
Public Sympathy Was With Fitz in
Effort to Regain Title.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-The battle
excited more interest in San Francisco
and throughout the country than any
championship event since Corbett met
Sullivan at New Orleans, and it drew