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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
COLONEL BILL WON ORIENTAL.
Asfaritn Beat the F~RvOrite, Hurst
bourne, In Prospect Handicap.


New York. Oct. 4-The Gravesend autumn
meeting came 10 a csose to-day with the
running OF the nile and a quarter Oriental
HaEdicap, which went 20 Colonel Ell. the
favorlte. Igni.er. the outsider. vas seconl.
and Herbert third.
leap Tor 2-year-oids from the favoritc,
Hurstbourne. Weather cloudy; track fast.
FIRST race. handicap. about s1 furionr-Ring
Raine. Il tMsrtin). - 70 / Won; Beile-ot Lex
IA fMies). g. 10 !. third. Tine, l:II Is JACK
oLantern, Mabel VIM. Mart Mgsea. Syrliu. Ar
deu. ben H1yrafd anu Gelsha GtI alsn ian.
Second race. selling, mile and one-sixteenth-
Etni los tCochrsD. , to : won: Rrunsw. OK.
10 cOecm). : 10 = second: BOaSter. 100 CichaeIa.
Rappenecker. Rosslgnoi. Malsier and McWii-
liams also ran Handicapped and KALI left at
Third race. Prospect Handicap. about ak FUR
onE-AstArita l07 tOfConnorl. s to ! won.
HuTstbourne- l6 Gaartin. 4 10 J. second: Golden
Max ~, y 1Lands{l: : 70 l. taird- Tine. l:le
bat. Fire Eater. Love Noue. Sir VOORHEES, and
0iehant also ran
q~uarierColonel BIZ. ID tOdoml. even. won:
Igniter. u5 io'ConngTl. s 70 L second: Herbert.
- smith, TO ?. third Time, 2:s. B0nnlbert
Ffth race selling. ave and 6ne-half furlongE
Ancke: - eMartiul. ) 10 J. won: Lady Josephine.
Jos todoml s 10 5 second: Ring Dove. g Forcel.
hany GIRL THAN. SIR Preston. Bride card Hack
ensack- Blue Banner and Semper Viva also ran.
sixth race. nile and northumberland
ram. j.. toll III; Bellario. III Nuchaeisl. :
to-l. third l:is 49, Only three starters
io 5sye1sh Linz q eve and ene-hslf fur
sheriff Bell. 1s lcochraI. : 70 / second: Flor,
nam Queen SC BCigsenl. On TO I. third. Time
aii~ehasimas. 5 ei9T b 6,IS,n TgFep; Ms. Dorothy.
Anna Daily. Hist and Model Prince also ran.
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Martne Int.Inrenn..

New York. Oct 4-Arrfved: statendaia,
from Rotterdam.
: from New York.
3 Liverpool, Oct 4-Arrived: Lucsnia. from
e New York.
Hong-Kong. Oct. ARRIVED previously:
: Kru. San Francisco. via Honolulu and
Z Yokohama
q New York. Oct. Z-saiied: Nordad. E.t-
r terdam Antwerp via Southampton; La Gas
cogne HavTe.
, Southampton. Oct. ARRIVED: Hohenzol-
lem, New York for Bremen.
X C~herbourg. Oct. 4-Sailed: Furst Bis
marck from Hamburg. Southampton.
Havre, Oct. 4-Sailed: Lorraine. New
I York.
Antwerp. Oct, A-sailed: K-roonland. New
York.
Liverpool. Oct. 4-saIed: Umbria. New
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
ST. LOUIS COUNTY PARAGRAPHS.

"A marriage license was issued in Clay
ton Yesterday to william l. Oliver and
Gertie MiSerseii. both 81 Window.
II dispute between y. =. Crnssmar.
editor OF the Argus. ana tire County Court,
over a printing bill % Si3s.75 was yesterday
settIel BY the court allowing the hi IN fun.
MI Crossmanss bill was for the printing Of
the county financial statement.
-Th St Louis Electrical Maintenance
ana Construction Company. which had nc
contract Tor lighting Webster Groves. has
surrendered II 10 a new company. which
VIII take cfarge In two weeks. The new
company viii put In sixty more lamps.
- =. Murnane, manager OF me new
kiasS works company In Valley Park. has
let a contract FOR the erection OK a SS0O
motel at that place. The building win have
sixty rooms. IL Will te used for the ac-
COMMUNICATION OF the men who are employed
~. tne glass factory after n e. In operation.
Ihirty private dwellings have also been
erected for this purpose.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
LOCAL AND ~sURURBAN.

The corner stone OF the new dormito-y at
Washington University was laid
Kid Sheridan arrested in Delmar avenue
yesterday morning near Euclid
ST. Lou4ss forty-second annual fair opens
Tomorrow.
Real estate men favor an underground
railway. Realty news.
Society persons to present a play at the
GrrmanIa Theater for the benefit Of The
WhiJc cross Home.
Civic Improvement League makes n spe-
ciaI effort TO have s.. Louis streets I'M
proved.
New city Hospital buildings are ready for
inside finishing when funds are %apprsPri-
aied.
Plans for the Horse Show are made by
new officers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
ALADDIN WON HANDICAP.
Beat Flying Torpedo Half n Length In
fhe Mad

Chicago. Oct. 4-Over a track deep in
mud. Aladdin won the Tecumseh Haniicap
a Harlem to-day easily. leading FLYNN
torpedo half a length at the finish. syttb
Little Elkin In third place. three lengths
back. The race. which was AT a miie and
ner. ~
Aladdin seemed much the best. After RAT
inG along in third place most OF the vay. h.
came to the front when called up0n and
was well in hand from Flying TorDedo.
though the latter ran up 10 his best iom.
Summary:
First race. six Observation-Disclosures q ~
HICKS. ; 10 >. wcns Sandhea. - Rohblns1 { "a
J. second: Goldagn- 81 RelEesonl. = Id ; ,birJ
time. u ga Tom Euhry. Indian. Gn-Ny-
Second race. SIX = < 10
Kelly, : 70 >, won: Pirates Queen. 81 iRo6hlnsl-
> 70 ? second: Grarlous. 81 a. McIntyrei. : 4,
! third Time, la "a Aiene Abtott- Puxats
Nolan and Prairie Dog also ran.
Third race. the Tecumseh Handfcap one z,5
three-eighths miie-AlRddia. ls fCoSurnN. & 10 3
Won: Flying Torpedo. rs CSeatonb. 3 70 i second.
Lutte Ekir. 100 Robbinsl. 2 10 I. third. Time
81 10 CorrtEan and Searcher also ran.
n. l9 tBuchananl. II to 5. won: JACK Demund-
u RConnelN1. Is TO ; second: Duelist ia
tHcarl. S to .. third. Time. I.ls g Fake On
ise Collier and Ahoa also ran.
tltth rnce. one and one-quarfer mlAOhsfIna.
simon. 10 C. Kellyl. Q 10 = won; BarracE' Il
70 %. thlrd. Time. 2:2s As. star Cotton and
irving Mayor also ran.
sixth race. six furlonEs-Bsnish i0i. 5 20 l.
een. COMPASS 1l fponneilyl. = 10 1 second:
Aee ~ iRoobinsi. il q : third Tine. l.as
Deha ostrand. oria and Merops also ran.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

II Is reported that Laura Biggar, accused
OF conspiracy in the Bennett VIII case. is
seriously ia at 4 suburb OF New York
City.
J. Pierpont Morgan viii import 9.oM tons
Of hard coal TO distribute among the poor
and public Institutions.
A mass meeting at Cleveland. O, passed
resolutions demanding the seizure OF the
anthracite mines by the United states Gov
ernmeHf
President Roosevelt has decided % inter
vene no further IN the coal strike situation.
lie believes he has done all in his power rs
an Individual and that Il i within the prov
irce OF the Governor Of Pennsylvania alone
to take official acton.
Secdetary shaw issues an explanatory
statement. showing that the national bank
ing act gives him discretionary power 70 IN
force the clause OF reserve requirements.
The Independent e~iearfnakers OF the cour-
Try propose TO organize a 100000 company
10 fight the Tobacco Trust
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BOSTON 81, NEW YORK %.
Long Plays Well at short. AcceptIn
Eleven Chances.

Boston. Oct 4--The baseball season with
the National League ended here to-day with
a dou6le-header. In which New York and
Boston broke even. In the FIRST game Ma
larkey Was sent IN against Matthewson and.
while he was hit harder. he kept the bat
ting scattered. Long played a magnificent
game AT short, accepting eleven chances. IN
Tire second game errors by Demont and
timely batting gave New York five runs and
the game. Boston maaaged to score n sin
gle rln IN the eighth. preventing a shut-out.
McGinnity had the best OF the pitching
Attendance. l.13. Scores:
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LAST GAMES or SEASON.
Cardinals VIII Close by Playing Dou-
bIe-Hcndcr Win Chirnrn.

With to-day'S games between St. Louis and
Chicago. the National League season viii
come 10 an end. The Eastern teams fin
iShed yesterday. The results OF to-day's
games Will not affect the cIlb ~standlns.
The Cardinals are fixed in sixth place. Chi
The Pfttsburg and Cincirnatf teams viii
wind Ep At Cincinnati with to-day's game.
TIE Cardinals ard Cubs viii put on "A
double bill for their farewell appearance.
The teams were To have played five g1mes-
The Chicago team has breu here three
days and has not Won or lost n game. two
being postponed and Yesterdays contest re-
Sultiug in a tie. Goal Miner Brown. Don
ovan'a Omaha recruit. wil pitch one %
the games and either Hackett or Wicker
the other. Williams ard Hariv will 90
the tWfrfinc for ChicaEo. The first game
will start at =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
PITTsBURG II. CINCINNATI =.
Capt. Kelly smokes Cigarette While
He Ia mt the Hat.

P~tttsourE. Oct. 4.-Because Pittsnurg
wanted 10. break the record by winning 10s
games and insisted on playing to-day. al
Though the grounds were muddy, Cincin-
natl retaliatsd by making a farce OF the
game CAPTAIN Kelly came to the bat smok-
ing q cigarette. Seymour and Dnnlin
smoked while on the field. President Drey-
fuss refunded all money taken in 4; tho
gate and has preferred charges against
kelly. Attendance. I.9a. Score:
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To-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank c~learings were S.i24.iE.
balances $50, 7ss. Local discount rates were
firm between 81 and 5 per cent domestic
Exchange was quoted as follows; New York
&c discount bid, par asked; Chicago, Sc
discount bid. I5c discount asked; Cincinnati,
Louisville and New Orleans. sc discount
BID, par asked.
Wheat closed lower at S7iEas5ssc b., Dec
6Sae9c No. . rcd. Corn closed lower al U.S.
GFc Dec, 5SIzc Nc. > mixed. oats CLOSED
at esAc a. Dec. Sd33c No. ? mixed.
unchanged.
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ZOE sta,e ohsmploa.hip.

With John TcrTy in the box. TIE ST. Loul,
Dieta e1pect % defeat the strong Aoberty Sig
mails a. Aoheriy this Afternoon IN. 4 Same On
which hinges the ssmi-professional chnmpion-
3 Te1fl record REEinst teams throughoEf. the
state. while thr Dieia have tackled a large
TeD h the Richer Shc neariy shut cut The
Alton blues last Sunday ard held them 70 threr
hts Minch will handle MS Blenders. Hi and
CadiEan win form thc Moberly battery
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HOGAS-Frday. .octobsr : -. AZ si5 = NJ.
Patrick Hogan. beloved husband q Annie H1-
zsn enee McCounacD. aged = years.
Funeral will take place from residence Of his
scr-in-iaW. II. =. Williams. No. sr7A South
Twcnty-second street. On sunday. October :, 81
: 3. m. 10 Holy Angels Church. thence 70 Cal
vary Cemetery, Friends are Invited TO attend.
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Interestinp Moment of Time.

German has discovered. according 70
the London Express. that on Saturday,
August IN the early morning. at one min
ute md one second past l o'clock. a most
interesting moment arrived. Il was the sec
ono second Of the second minute of the sec
ond hour Of the second day OF the second
week OF the second month of the second
half Of the second year OF the second dec
ACE Of centuries A D.
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Pittshurg

=. NLm~-EltuarurE = Cincinnati l. Two
sase BransfeM /. sehring /. phil
nppt ] oeSney Thrcc-baEe hft-c1arke T..
MaSher I: Brsnsneld J.. SioIen bsses-Doni I.
SSSSsS59s,s1 ppnf1AAnitehey. Wagner and B ansheid ]
R Reak i ttrsi ease on .bals-on Phnige 1o1
iPe : BY Beeklsy ?. WHd rifch-seymosr
fasseS bal-Nickers J. Time-One hour and
forty-nve minutes UmplreIUDEv-
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Running. half mile. purse sS5-Jean Ferris.
first; Frznk Ktssinger. second Nerclful. tAird
Tine. -.
Running, Eve and a half furlonEs. purse *
February Boy. first. Bursoyue. second. Tuft.
third. Time. Ia.
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TrottinE Races Again Postponed.

Cincinnati. O.. Oct. L-Because Of the mlser-
able condition Of the track Al Oakley to-day th-
management announced that the best part Of the
Grand Circuit programme would BE- raced On,
Monday Al events with the exception nf The
Chio purse for z.ll ~trosterE. valued AZ siQea. the
ASS pace and the trial OF Dan Patch 20 h-rak
the worlds pacing record were declared on.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

LEIESDECKER = On Wednesday. October :.
iS@- William Leieudecker, aged "a years. beloved
son q Elizabeth Leisndecker and brother Of Mr..
Susan Schias:er.
Funeral will take place to-day from residence.
NO ~ Magnolia. At l:5l p. III. thence to 81
Francis De Ssl~s's Church. Interment n So. Pc
te- and PaurS Cemetery.
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start Er Won @sry:r second se winner J. X Hursss h m. Kaktt % FTe~ls-
nt Lnnpe ~i W fI nn ~ -&HTng WEB mTH - US h rnm NJ HTn
nn a sd race ckrarsr race vast Bad to bet re The BT W5 In Ee mad EnlcSw sas
TuSSa zk IS 81 IaE4 IL, 1n
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DalIa. Racing summarize.
REPCBLIC sPEcIAL

--~-H~W u N'-NNI
Dallas, Tex Oct. A-The heavy track n.d.
nc racing SLOW. but the events were contrsted
GHmeiy 70 Close finishes One long ShT tFean
Fers wen. The remainder OF the m1o,v vent
Ie tanorites and second choices The affendanrs
N1s - lArkeSt OF The meeting. Results:
ssunnlnE. nEe and a half furIuuEE Tor e-v~ar-
90. pure SZs-Lou Beach. first. welcor1- Lirat.
annnins SIX and a half furIongS. purse ks
,birs INST senator Watts. second: False.
hnnning half mile. selling. purse S=zs-Iudre
GS,Ifsa, H. Deeter Hsssman. second: Dick
hunnlne uiree-g1art4rs OF a mile. selling.
Eo -Eack Fond. first. TreEpasser. Secnrc.
H. Q. FOX. third Time. f-..
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y. L. nohcrtr WIn, New HONOR.

London. oct. tbs enai In the eovered-eourt
lawn feanis championship q Europe rsssited n
a victory Tor n L Dobeuy. who defeitsl H
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
SECOND CANE.

mont J. MrGinnity O.. Double u.ay-McGlnnltv
and Mccain ]. Smith and McGann 7. Broli@ ana
BoEermna / Bass On bsns-pl william !. on
McGinnity 2 Struck nut-Ry Willis s by No.
Ginnity 2 Wild pItcfes-wIis 4. TIM ~ game
On hour and nfTeen minutes. Cmpires-Ess0n
and CrCuln-
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SPORTING.

Washington University played TO a tie
terday.
Winners at the Fair Grounds yesterday
were; Joe Lesser. Extol. The Mormon. Sail
or,s Dream. Doctor Scharh. Phyrro and
Nearest.
Dispute over the score in the st. Louis
Uniyersity-west End game causes abrupt
termination OF contest.
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glued his bread winners 20 Nichols's Nv ard
Mo-rlscy threw kruEer out at first. BY
that lime IL was so dark that the infielGerS
could hardly see the ball. and Umpire
Brown declared all bets OF. The score:
cr ror-rs
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THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART

ST LOUIS FAIR ASSOCIATIONS AUTUMN NEETING-octobr T. Fourth Day
Judge A Brady Starter a B Daes. Weather cloudy; track very SLOPPY.
Sl5 First racsp purse 800 for ayearoldsa nd W. seven trlo,e..
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
Racts begin promptly a = p N. daily
THE REPrBLIC

THE REPUBLIC SELECTIONS.
Fret Race-Lady Cayuga, Budxelser. PRthos.
second REce-Doeskln. EvenLns star Ba5iyate.
Third ONE GOeu. TIE Forum
Fourth Race-Schwaibe. Jordan. SIX Cord.
Fltth The Buf00n. R1sseltor.
Sixth Race-Icice. Kindred. 2athflde.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
AuEustu. FnIry Goes East

Marriage License Clerk F1liey departed
last night for the East. ON "a three weeks
vaeation- He VIII visit Boston and other
places In the East.
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\ number o. 81. Louis boys who have
been performing In the minor leagues this
season saw yesterday's game. Among the
visitors was Harry ECSsey. drSt haseman
OF the Nashville team; Newt. Fishers AK
creEatfnn. which won the penngnt In the
Southern League this season. Bussey IL a
suicndii;y bJilt player. and. according 70
Chr Chic, who ump-rcd In the Southern
this season. he j. ready Tor graduation into
the major leagues
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CHESBEOCGH-On Saturday. October 4 lda
a. Z D N. MARI Elizabeth Laycaft. Wlfe o.
John NJ. CheSorough. IN her hfty-seoond year.
Funeral services viii be held Moadsy. October
5. at - p u. At Lndeli Avenue II. Z
church. corner LndsII and Newstead avenues.
Please omit flowers.
Ornahn. Cincinnati and Detroit papers please
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

EEISECKE@On Saturday. October 4 Ia9s A.
II a IN. Willie Reinecke. dearly beloved son
q William AMI Marguerite Reinecke NEE som
u.ersl. and brother OF Edna Reinecke. agef ]
war. : months and ten days
The funeral Will take place on Monday. o.
tOher S at : .. m. from residence. No fios 4
Natural Bridge road. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
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.M0RAN-on Friday. October. > 100 az ,
o'clock p m. Ella Ursula. be.oved- daughter OF
AIS Mary a Moran and tn late Michaei J.
Moran. aged Is years II months and Il eays-
The funeral will take place Monday. sh iRst
az $40 O'Clock a. m. frUm family residence. No.
$50 Ncrth Grand AVENUE. 20 -. Teresa'S Church
theaee 20 Calvary Cemetery.
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r GAME

New York ----...--......I ! 0 -
Esrnsd runE-Boston p View York l.. stolen
=. Smith I Dexter L Rrerr aetn
Lush J. Te ny J. Double plavs-Brodie ami
Dunn J. Bases on hails-On Aalarkey : Ssrt-t
out-By Malarkey > BY Mathevson : Pa..s5
hau-hCUerman T.. Time-One hour and tpenfv
minutes. UmpiFes-Eason and Cronia.
sE~nNn GaNu-
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bert z-euc phyn. He1 a. vas nicely Hdn saved vuwnd At the afWh sry bat -. dH-
hts ts at the end, Pohen was ohtsny. u-dT prF"ue on the vy. mn out n sTA turn Gf
SSf cut ~ S%@ reei} dSA ds 6 %T Ta his 1S Ss2 2rH nv E @ mo So % EN Es st a s hTT a, h 70
wRsXy bd He beat Hhen by ten lengths sue track and vaFh- yr-rdsy
Tae-a@ Is =-. a@4 - 1911. l=h. laAr i=SL iaa
0kl seventh race pure xN for lyearal5. IND UP seven nmlengs:
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Lesser was very sod md won unsTenI L~nS IS bt on dE t-I Rr@d@a EHy hEu
N = 800 aSh from Shre he st on Hhhy tired ard I'D not run TO M mark IN ue =%rE
nne-I7A ~ "a. @I. i%n iS. ~
otO Second race purse $500 fer ayear-Oas I'VE f1lonss.
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ILSCoLS-Suddenly. Robert Eugene. beloved
years and = months.
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MCEPHY-On Friday. october :. 1915. at i
oelock p n Hono7c. beloved laughter x
Michael J. and Hannah G. Murphy nee Whai-rf
aged : -ears ard n months.
The funeral will take place Sunday. October +
At : o'clocs p. n. from family residence. No.
lrs North Ninth street. to Calvary Cemete-y.
Friends ere iuviged 90 attend.
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WEAKENED MANHOOD

Nature intended all men to be strong
and vigorous. IL Is. however. Il lamen-
table fact. known TO the specialist or
long experience, that three men out OF
every five are victims Of some vital
weakness or OF some private disease pc
culiar To men.
One Of the most d%eplorable sight IN
human experience is TO see men who
should be in the very prime of vigorous
manhood forced aside in HES race be
Of weakness and disease brought
on either by lmprudent habits or unfor-
tunate associations.
No branch OF medical science presents
such a complex field OF work as tae
treatment OF these vital Weaknesses and
private diseases OF men. II IS. therefore.
important that men who are the victims
Of these ailments should seek u cure only
az the hands OF AZ l~Ong-experi-
enced and reliable specialist. l treat
men only. For twenty-five years I have
been curing weak and diseased men. As
! have cured others so | can cure you.
Come and have n man-to=man talk with
me. IL will cost YOU nothing You place.
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BULTE-On Friday. October J. $50. At l2s0 .
m. Dina Bulie tEec KiUtei. beoved wife of
days
Funeral Monday. October 6. at a m. from
family residence. No. f1Is South Compton avenue.
to 81 Anthouy's Church. thence 10 IS. Peter ana
PrurS Cemetery.
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SE~DLER-EnterSd into rest. on Saturday, Or.
tober I. iAl at 2 O'Clock A. m. Julia n. Sd
Ter nee. Gs.hleri- relic; q the late Herman sed-
Ter. and. dear mother or Mrs Francis Crime.
Mrs. Lille Lucas. NEs Josie Ruppelt. Mrs IHlu
Beaver. Mrs. Mamie Jones and Herman S.dler.
after a lingering illness. az the age u - years.
The funeral viii take place on Monday. Oc-
tobar S at 10 o'clock p. m. from the reSidencs
% her daughter. Ms. Mamie Jones. No as
GravoiS read. thence 20 Calvay Cemetery.
Funeral private.
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start good Won easily: second sane wnror oats Rr.F b = TTI--Prtsn- Esl
never was extended GaSIsht . slow beginner Carried a lot q mud To the nt MasrT ran a
cef up sTy rom a YER bad beginning Ruth ui 10 uSTnEN ="
rme-i% Is @s.a < IaSt
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STANDEEE-On Saturday. October & 1907 a. =
2 NJ. Dcctrr T. Lee S~tandiec. az his home. No
2ol University street. aged :. wears Ia moarh.
and 3 dtys. beloved husband OF Flora c Stans-
FuBeral from ST Paurs Methodist CHURCH. No.
80 st Louis avenuc. Tuesday. October : n .
p m. thence 20 Bellefoataine Cemetery.
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SHOckEN-Oa Saturday. October 4 r1t- az
10 3 IN. Thomas -. beloved husband o. Ma
J Sfockey C,ee TciA and father % samuel a
Marie and Rrocbe Shccksy. al the age q IS
FCrerai will take place Tuesday. October q.
from family residence. 30 ss Benton street.
Themes to Beiefcntaine Cemetery. Friends in
vited to attend.
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STORCH-on Thursdev. October : $50. al u.E
o. m E.sie A. Storeh. dearly beloved daughter CT
Louis Sto-ch. sister Of laura SIorch asg grand
child OF Jacob Becker. after a shor. fitness. IN
her fifteenth wear.
Funeral sunday. October 3. st . p. m. from
family residence. No. eEa Russell avenue
Friends and relatives invited 20 attend.
Philadelphia and New York. y. Y, papers
please copy.
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Chicago at -. Loui-TIf
Two Eames.
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yourself under no obligations TO take treatment by consulting me- / will tell 70
just what your trouble IS sometling others may hv failed to n ot l WI
get the right treatment FOR the right trouble and a a result become a suon
vigorous. healthy man. well fitted TO achieve success in hfes battle
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surpoE wa easily; second ame winner J. W. OHaTsh 1. 4 Donald -Mt.v5u
WEG Es Sg sTy E@S6 ne S@s sz@ 81 g~ %d veaaTaa G& a% aasTrs
aRa to eTn9h himself. Throw his. Hoeo nj
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AR OF HANKS.
] desire 20 express my sincere thanks r. re
members % summit Lodse. No III q o =.
NapthatL. No = AZ & ~ tns hSSSr-na
also the many friends Who attended the funeral
% my late husband. Christopher Bnter. and were
- And g. me In my hour q trnuhlc.
MRS. LIZZIE EHLER.
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MONDAYS FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES.
First race. I'VE furlongs. selling:
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non CIV sd by Te s%s S S s sa%f y S - r % sn 4 a5.s a saia i !. sF CONS sS sss9 rs M%
raa Ed race So did Collins Taueru tired in tn Bn home
In-9% i@ ~ 'os. - i@E i=H. ES.. i@gs ia
olO Fourth race. the Autumn Stakes. for 2yea-oIds noo added. six nahonss: