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LONG SHOTS HAVE
A SUCCESSFUL DAY
Miss Eon, Erema and Parnassus
All Won at Very Big
Prices.
EREMA FIRST IN LAUREL.
Mr.. Burrowes's Speedy. Splinter
Landed the Stake Event in Il
Hard Embellishments
Brilliant Effort.

There was q carnival q ions shots at the
Fair Grounds yesterday. Three 2~to-I
shots. Miss Eon. Parnassus and Erema, wo';
during The afternoon. Leenja and Assess
Iaent. 7-to-I shot-. Won two races Orris At
9 to ; WAS the sole survivor CT the favor
i1cS
Ersna. backed rrsm - to l to Z TO l. won
the Laurel. stake hy q short neck in a hard
,fiaish with Frank Bell. Lady Strathmo-e.
The S-to-5 f~avorite. coupled with Buccleuth.
was third. Erema had all sorts Of speed
Had was heavily played, She was weig"l
il between Lady ~Strathmore. q $5.G1 mare.
and Frank Bell. a $3.50 horse Necks alone
landed the little Splinter. with niaety-two
pOu2Ls ON her. ia 'front.' OF the high-class
horses, who packed heavy weigh to her
feather.
g. The start was a good one. Hilee broke
IL front. With him went Frank Bell. Ere
ma broke badly and on the rail In the deep
Isl going She AT once sailed 20 me ironi.
but did not assume the usual long leau
which racegoers deemed she must possess
70 win. Lady S~trathmore and BuccleuF
broke away hack as did Nearest and Jack
Weber. the horses mat carried m-st ot The
At the stretch entry D. Gilmore took
Erema wide anG Waldo saved ground with
Prank Bel. Il looked like Bci then Hllee
did not like tie hot pace and stopped Lady
S~trathmore came last on the OUTSIDE.
RACE WON BY JOCKEYS
An eighth out Frank Bell seemed 20 have
Erema beaten, but the geldinE did not come
away fast enough 20 suit Waldo. ana he
drew his whip. In doing so he let go OF
Bells head The horse faitered and gave
way. Little Gilmore kept at Erema. and
she won q good race by a neck after being
beaten three times In the last half mile.
Lady Strathmore closed Up fast and would
have won in a few more strides.
The other races lacked Interest OrriS.
well ridden by Neeley. ran 10 her mark and
won the fifth race. though Bacchus might
have done better than run third hau he
been fortunate in the early part Of the race.
He. began slowly made up a lot of ground
and seemed TO be winning an eighth out. He
tired In the run home.
The inferior class Of boys riding races
made the other events very open Bird
wen. Mr.. NClan's apprentice boy. won two
races. one on Miss Eon, at - TO /. and one
On Leenja. at 8 to l. He displayed much
Improvement In bis riding. He gave both
his mounts a hard drive.
Assessments ei1rt In the last race was
brilliant. he was OF bacly. but closed up
a world OF ground. and won easily. Gales,
the favoTite. has no excuses. He was well
away and well ridden. but tired in The run
home. Assessment was heavily played and
went from s 20 10 4 10 /.
Parnassus. who WIS played for a coed
thing previous time out. and who ran a
bad race. liked. the going yesterday. and
won easily after getting away badly. Lit
tie Donezan rode him well.
The crowd was large, the track slow, and
the betting brisk.
n ram cROgrEn.s rN-prrS
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Apprentice ailowspce CANNED
NeCHEsNEY's BRILLIANT RACE.
Carried n Ton and broke Track Rec
ord af Worth.

Chicago. Oct. N-McCh esney. CalEban and
Lucien Appleoy. all three coupled as tho
Burnell q Herr entry. finished one. two,
three. as named. in the Co.umoia Handicap
to-day at Worth. McCnesney simply paved
With his stable companions, covering the
m:le and a quarter IN 2o5 SO. against the
former track record OF 2:07 -.
Such a demonstration as was accorded
AcChesney after mis- easy victory has prob
ably never been eQualed on a Chicago race
course, outside Of an American Derby. This
is probably the hrst case on record IN the
West where a three-horse entry finished
one. two. three.
McChesney's performance was a brilliant
one. as he had Is pounds UP and was Civ
ing away pounds 10 everything else behind
dowE the back stretch. forcing Buchanan
70 take him mp The colt stopped SO quick
~ many thought an accident mad occurred.
but when McChesncy was given his head
again he went by his held as though they
Nere Sled.
Weather clear; track fast. Summary:
sFlEst race. seven f~urionss-Mattis Spencer. 1cs
IS % i second: Carl Kahies. 10 1v. Hickst & to
ihonps5n, Fsir6ury. NaiiH Ben. cork. compass.
Lieht Bail aud I'd Adack also ran
ie tBattistS. . 70 = Won: GreEor X. III totisl.
2 ses91di DprTazzo s. = Dslyl; 6 70 / Thru
Dodous. Amerlrano, Bay Wonder. Agnes Mac.
Third iace. one and ens-sixteenth nf1e-Nitrats
~ 1eachansni; : 20 J. wen; Felix Bard. 100
Ss5 !. third. Time. I:is rs. Ia Goiets, Vale
Eese and MseGy.e a.so ian Barca LEFT al the
ou5sh rass enc and encourage mile. the
; % ? yson; caliban. S tDoElely1. TO . sec
RG. Lucteu Applehy. Is IT. pcanl : 10 >
bird Time sos 5-h Masqus, Scarlet LILY
lHhn AcGuzk Scintiiiant. Flying Torpedo and
ItolinE Boer aiso ran. MeChssney. Cafihan and
AFplsbS. Durueu & HerE entry
ftfth rare. etx fu-lcnEs-Money Muss. 10 u.
Elker1. Ie 10 :. Fon- LEtrenns. IS GBirkgnruthl
&c l. second; ST Minor. 81 tRohhiusl TO 2
Soyve. ne Pride. AhoiS and Gswaine also ran.
sixth rzce. two i4 gCcbuuD,
~ 10 3 won: Hayward Punter. 50 0RohhinEl. S
~ &. eeccnds Obstinate Simon. Iof kelly, 6 q
y thlr3 Time. 21i IS. irving Mayor and Hub
Eather also ran.
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YESTERDAYS FOOTBALL RESULTS.

EOOADLILf -
At West -Point-HsryArd u. West Point G.
Al Observation-Disclosures =. Washington and
Al Toledo. o.-Niehissn .. No,re Dame .
At Observation-Disclosures s.. Belot q
a. 4, If shsssighiAYY FGarn.Ii & cSfli ssoT y, u"
A; New Havcn-Ysle Il. Pennsylvania ssate
At Champaign. University =, Per
Al Mlnnenpol-Nebra-kA 6. Minnesota O.
Al Chicago-University Of Chicago :. North
II Washington. D. c-GeorEe,oEn u. virEnA
Al washington. Z. c-Frsnkliu and Marshall
Al coiaasus. o-ohio State University "a. Ma
Al CEDAR Fails, Ia.-Iowa Normal L. Cornell II.
Al EdwsTdsyilie. m.-Benevilie High school s.
Edwar4svlle High school 9,
Al Raymond. m@LitshEeld High School IL.
Al Charleston. ml@Easten Illinois state Nor
Al Booayihe. Mo.-Rsmper Military Academy
A. Dixon. m.-Dlxon H .oresen q
AZ Kenaz, m--Kenny High School Il. AAroA
< Prinet,o7. m.-ottsva HIsh School 5.
4 yilyiHLSs mIseEsOuvTIs High school ..
Al culver. Ind-Culver ls. Lewis Institute 5.
Oakiawn college c.
At Hollis. Mo.-sehool Of Mines L. 81. Louis
Al Columbia, Mo.-Nissosri University sopho-
Al WILDERNESS, ind.IIndians University csscond
team I6. Viucennes University 9
Al Macon. Mobiles Military ACADEMY G.
Wentworth o.
- Rqskylie. m--BeardstOwn High school :
4 Fargo. \; D-SOrth Dakota Agricultural
At koodhoase. m-Roodhouse Il whl.ehan .
Al san Antonio. ~Tex-Cniversity OF Logiriaua
4. University Of Texas o.
A. birmingham. =. University
o. Alabama q
Al chsrlssten. y. c-UnIversi;y CT North Caro-
Ina =. Davidson College o
Al Marshall. Mo.-MarEhaiI Rirh School G
Missouri Valley College. secoBd tram, &
At 81 Josrph. Most Joseph High School c
MaryViile &o) HiEh School Q.
At jefferson C1ty. Mc.-L2ncoln Institute l.
Sumner High school of 81 Louis O
Al Kirksyiile.. Mo--osteoPa.hs -. Reokuk
a. KlrEEms. Mo.-Kirksyine HISh School IA
OEtecpath Scrubs O.
University O.
At New York-columhia IS. Hamilton Col
A. San Franeisco-Unive-sity Of California
freshmen O.
rerElty Of Indianapolis o
Al Ames. Ia--IoSG Agricultural CoIiere y
Al BiioSminEtOh. In4-rndiana University 1G
Al. >. Man,s KaA-s, Mays COLLEGE 6
EnsVorth Medical College Of 81. Joseph. No. q
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HARVARD WINS DIFFICULT GAME.
Beats West Point Cadets, Il to O, I'm
Hard-FouHht Battle.

West Point. y. Y. Oct. Is-F1ye thousand
Spectators witnessed the Military Academy
football team score against the strong Hsr-
ward eleven in a hercely contested battle
here to-day. The Fame was n exciting
one from start TO finish. resulting In a
score OF Il TO S in favor OF Harvard. Early
in the first half Harvard succeeded IN zd-
vancing the ball within twenty yards OF
West Points goal line. from which they
made steady gains until Jones was forced
over for 4 touchdown. Barnard kicking an
easy goal. The ball did not leave Harvard's
possession from the beginning OF the game
until IL scored.
In the next formation west Point kicked
up well in the field. and Mills ran IL back
until he wac beautifully tackled by Farms
worth. West Point then got the ball and
carried II onward to within twenty yards
Of Harvard's goal line. Here Harvard was
penalieo for onsidc play, and Farnsworth
retired from the field. charged with slug
ging. but soon returned and resumed his
position. West Point then made good gains
and gradually advance to the goal line un-
I'll Tormey was forced over for a touchdown
and kicked an easy goal When time was
called for the first half the bail was in the
center OF the field. Score: Harvard 9, West
Point &
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Re.uIt. NJ Fort Eric.

Buffalo. y. Y. Oct. G-The Fort Erie meeting
came 70 a cloee to-day ard marked the end =
the Northern Circuit. which ineluict Detroit.
Toronto. hamilton and BuIalo- Results.
Flrst race. SIX furiongz-Alnula Hon. SPRING
wells second. Occnee third. Time. ISL
Seccnd race. I'VE wou.
BaIor Knight second. Brers third. TINE. t.oI.
Third race. handicap. sterpiechRE-. fun course
sauher gnn. Crhanite second, Neraa X third.
Tins. f.3E
Fourth race. six frricuEs-SiEht Owl won.
Sootnsayer second. Onyx third Time. 10
Fifth nce. miie-Rcnckzu won. DG1dy Bel-
second, ARTIFICIAL third. Time. 1.H.
sixth racr. seven INTERPRETATIONS won, Adm
second. Nfv Amsterdam third. Tine. lB.
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DEATHS.

BEST-s-dtsnly. - Friday, October y. lsn. -
u.1i D. m Frederick W p Hes. the bowel
husband 81 Emily Bsst Olec OiEasl. sEd or IDEAS
father
Tfe cg=craI VII take pIcce from r~rside1ce. ~.
So Eunt svenue. on Monday. October g "a =
?. m. to new pfcser's Cemetery Friends IN
vitsi-
Chicago and sew York papers pl-sse copy.
D-ccasej was a member q the heal Lodgc OF
Eks.
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MELToNlAN al LoNG Odds.
Aedferni PtIosed the winner in the
Chnmpurac stakes.

champaEae stakes.
Kew York. Oct. B-James Galway's Mel
thzian. AZ 80 TO I IN the betting. won the
Mampagne Stakes at Morris Park to-day.
&efuil Wa second and Grey Friar third.
HzEenfz BGrch finished second. but was
disqualified on a foul. She was leading, and
when within fifty yards Of the wire te-
En 20 swerye and badly interfersd with
Eceful and Grey FTfar. throwing them
completely cat OF the race
Eght high-clsss 2year-olds faced the.
barrier kor this race. with Acef1il fRvorite
and GREY FrisT second choice. Grey Friar
Hzs OF running. and led his field by a
IAag1h going down the back stretch Round
iaa the far turn she faTorite moved 10 the
ffout.. asc soon bad daylight between him
zhd his Held. Wheu Strengthened out for
the ran home in the stretch. Eugenta BHrch
bkan "a close on the leader. Redfern, on
He4dulaA WINS riding desperately. and by
~ 81 hard riding won by a head from
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Roodhous- won am Around.

Roedhorse. III. Oct. n.-In a game OK foS.-
hall between Roodhouee and Whitehall al this
place to-day. ROodhouse won with a score OF !.
The Roodhous- girls played the winehea.--
Etrts q game q basket bal ami won will n
score % q 20 J.
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M~OpRE-Oa Friday. October l.. 1902. NJ II D
m. Austin r Nocrs. n fis seventy-hrst year.
Fuac.sl service Monday. October p. at e.3e y.
m. fr1m Cook Avenue Methodist Church. In.
tcrutnt private.
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L-TZ-on Friday. October 70. 1900. in Portland.
Ore. Joseph Lutz. beloved son % Anton and the
late augusta Lufz n-~ MusSlerl. and dear
hr.ther q Tony and willie Lutz. MIS- r -
Krfechclt. Mrs Bertha Beck and Mrs. Emma
10 zehaussen AZ ;he age % . years.
The funeral viii take place on sunday. October
-. at : %. n. from residence. No. ~ Moth
fifteenth street. O. the Bethania Cemetery.
Deceased WAS a member Of ST. Louis Lodge
No. -. o. Il p
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Final seore-lo to 6 in favor q 81. Lol,s TAT
versity-Touchdowus-E Cam-hell I. EcEsown
/, Dillon / goals-Curby J. Referes AMI UNI
and Kelley Timek-cp~ns-Nclvir
and WliEnr- Llnesmen-carter and Mcdowell
Time q hslvcs-Tvent minutes.
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Or. Gehhari s.! s. = : S. ss,a sS3 l;s: ;
Anti-roxiae that = guaranteed 10 cure any
cas- or G~1norrhota % elect at home OF
money refunded. All discharge and soreness
disappear In ! to ? days. Cases solicited
that hare bafGed thu best medical skiA. Nc
Pain No stain. NJ Srreturr. CorresDord-
snce confidential DIR J. g. GEBHART GO.
4 COS North Texas B.dg. Dallas. Tex.
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MIsHissIppI Valley Cour.InE Closes.

Friend. Nch.. Oct. N.-Ic-lay saw the nuaf'
q. tie alag stake and the conclusion OF n
Mississippi Valley CoursinE El-ef. OF the orig,
nal eltrss % more than 10. the nSce aarroWss
down 10 Prside Bird. the progerty o. A. Hart
Wilson and Allen Of Victor. Fraitie Bird won
taking the principal purse u SO
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,~.DrLLoS-oH october Is, 1872 at Bar Harsor.
Ne. John A. Dllon.
Funeral from residence % his daughter. Mrs.
Jesse A. SicD0nald. 45I Mcpherson avenue. Non
day. October -. at j. o'clock a m, Inierment
private.
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THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART

ST. LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATIONS AUTUMN MEETING-octher IS
Sixteenth Day. Judge. p A Brady; starter. A b Dade weather clear. uaek i&"
SOU First race.p urse 900 for 2vear.ha. SIX rmronss:
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HEYENBRQCK-At residence Of her laughter.
>rr. Il j. Heyde. No. 23IS Rutser street. On
THURSDAY October lG iS3 at / p m. Eleuora
Hey-nor0cK. dearly beloved mother OF Philip A.
Nci-iug- William HcyenbiocN ard Mrs.. II II,
H-y4e tnse "A yenbrcck. aged - years and -
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Funeral from family residence. No. III Wash
rt-rst. en- sunday. oc,ober -. at I-S9 p. m. 70
~Icta~ran Emmanuel Church. Fifteenth and Nor
g-u streets. thence q Bellefoataine Cemetery.
Friends and relatives invited 10 attend.
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Start rood Won easily: next three driving hat Winner T H stevens h q a Inv 10
E e fdSs auh hSS from A ss hm aS az m end Pmha an and al NC SoS az; sd Is much M It GI
place Kiss Quick was probably ueb best {. M tEG btA che gt OF bA@ ID nr nd ar 6Gs
TnS-lL -ei ssh :ea Iax. IH 1884,
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SPECIALTES.
Mississippi Valley
Company
HIGH-GRADE
Dealer in INVESTMENT
SECURITIES
SPEcIALTIES.
DEATHS.

BEMI-Entsred into rest October Il. 1919.
Florence Phiiilpoi Bemls. wife OF james Ward
B=mfs. in her twenty first year.
Funeral from Church OF the Ascension. Gates
ard Goodfellow avenues. Monday. October =. AZ
II p M Intsrrssnt private.
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l@- after a long ilinfss. Nadine. beloved daugh-
Ter Of Norris r and Mary Sadler.
sHANNoN-on Thursday. October 1s. 1sr.. at l
O'Clock o. m. Mary = izab-th shannon nee Nc
Nss. beloved VIE q JaEses shannon az. mothe-
q Ms JAMS MgTT-l James L MarssreL
Jane Toole and Miss susan Mcvey-
Te funeral VII take place Monday. October q.
az SOD O'Clock a. m. from family residence. No
iE2 Ncr,h Fourteenth street. 10 st Lawrence
roole's Church. thercs 10 calvary Cemetery.
Friends axe Invited % attend
sxuTH-Thur.day. october IS 1917. a, SIS p
m. owen Smtth- aged 81 years
Funeral from family residence, No. All North
Sccond street. SUNDAY. October u. Al I'D . m.
% Holy Name Church. thence 70 calvary Gem
e'ery. Friends are Invited 10 attend
Deceased vas a member % Hyde Park Coun-
ell No. 81. = O.. a. W.
THoRNTON-on THURSDAY. october Is. 1871.
81 La , IA MarsfSst Tsorns9a me Mll1o.
ileSrsi Wif5 ~ fsrsS TSo-nt5h-
Funeral Vtu take place from the family resi-
dsnse. No. - South Fourteenth street on sun
DAY. Octcbcr -. at ? o. m. TO St John e
Church. thence 70 Calvary Cemetery
wARD-sausriay.. october Il 1909. at - {.
"a 5irshsn 4, ami HisSeh wsrd nee Eifasi. ssei
FUNERAL ron family residence. No nj Cali
f1rnla avenue, on sunday. October 70. a. : p
IN. Inte-mcat priyete
Goas to be with Jesus. y
EOE tire uafErIuAe TOKENS OF sympathy WEicf
Ne have received ~ .thf funeral Of NY d-ari-
beloved husband and our dear father. william
Puscr-fag- w des - 90 express our most sfhcerr
tbauss 20 The many friends and 20 all lodges snd
rnrf-UeE and the Grand Army q the Reuublr
Participating. ~ w.it as for the BEAUTIFUL horRi
oferues. urd 20 Doctor Max HeDpsl Tot rs
aurrapriqgr address
F. P~AsCHEDAG AND CHILDREN,
W. desire To thank The members of Terra Cot
n FrrsEsTs' rhlou % Chei.rnham for the kfni
end gvrr-afhelc services rendered bv them to
the meiao-r ~ our drparted and beloved son qni
hr5rhrr. Arthur Thomas. AMI we will always
rherssh FOR them = feeling Of KratefulneSs aad
god Stl
Mrs ANNIE THOMAS AND FAMILx. =
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The FUNERAL will take place on Sunday. octcbc-
ls. az 10 2 m. from Fist German Baptist
church. on ESuschenbach avenue near 50. Louis
avenu-. ;hence 20 81 Peters Cemetery. Funeral
ur-EIte-
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sumner 20 DC FIeIa.

REPUBLIC SpECTAL
jefferson City. No. Oct Is-The Lincoln In
Htituse football team Of this city defeated the
Sumner HiEh School team Of -. Louis to-day by
the Rrore u y 10 9 summer was no match for
Lnco.n and left the held after ten minutes %
play and refuseS 10 continue the game. Both
arc MI EcholIs.
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NATURALIZATION Saturday. October IS, IsC1.
at - p m after a linsc,iug illness. Charles
" kupu-ntfai. heloved son q Charles J. aud
sophie N. kUppentnai NEE Brasel. ~ TIE age OF
years AMI I month
Ts. funeral viii take place Monday. October
-. at 10 D. m. from residence. No. i7s2 Prai-
RE ave. Interment private
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start fair Won In hard drive OF t%:t bird dysy. wh9g } q SvHanS p {: S5y
ffe-iEs a. SE asz To- iT-
OOl Second race purse so. for 2year-Ii> six nd onehar f1hongs:
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ROHIF fNG-Nslesp in Jesus. Ada l. Rohifnr,
on Fril1y. nUtoher y. 1872. at HIS p m. daugh-
tx q Lo-tor Charles G. and the late MathHia
w Eah-uEs. AGED II years enc month ami =
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feet that the WASHINGTON men were Srce
from the fuUh Ing which ch1rac-erizef
their pay against Eiirois. Set q tumble
WAS made by ans r,au on the Washington
team AID their Interference sAoWei G-eat
Improvement. B.schoG was projected well
Whenever h. was sent arG-ud the tnl. aEd
the men stuck together IN mass plays
McLAIN N THE GAME.
Edgar McL1in. captain Of last selson's
81. Louis University team. bur now q stu
dent ut Washington. a~teruatel with Rob
Crts al left haif and put up "a strong ga-se.
Tolso1. still showing the effects or hif
SprIiuCd ankle, v2S on the field as til,zr.
Gable played center tne summary.
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RushvIIIe Won Basket-Dan tame.

Rusnvile. III. oct. n-Beardstoxn Hish
school basket ball team n.et Rushvnie's team II
this place to-day Sore BeErdsfoSn . Rush
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~GALE-SatuTday. October IS. 1870. at II n. n.
Naude z AZ Jewish Hospital. after lingering III
ness. beloved iaughter OF &rs. Emma Gale. ami
sister OF Laud y. Thomas g. George w. Ten
niSrn p and Mrs Frank Henderson
Funeral private. from late residence. No KS
Fiue street. Monday morning. at 5so'ciock. thence
% Ro.ia. No.
Toronto. Canada. and Detroit. Mich. papers
please copy
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SADLER-At Pofsdain. Germany. October -.
1907. after a long fintsS. Nadine. beloved daugh-
ter o. Norris r. and Mary SadIer-
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

PORTER WANTEC-A you-E German az p9r-
ter cu- ra.inr some rx-s-i~nce as tarteslc-
prefeITcL Iuqvite aus. Il a. IN. - soc Shrn-
anc1ih-
-OSE or Two gentlemen wanted o. share Iar-e
third ro,r l-r-t -1m- ~ Les ave.
MORGAN s.. ga
Neatly furnished rooms
MORGAN 81. @-g se-1-d-acor front room
rite.y furnished, ga. ha-. d.. watc- and an
convenience
FRANKLIN Ave. = --Fu-alshcl r1rulr. 81
70 Two 81 each. riEs us-cr bell
NEATLY fuins.ed nom. vith board. Tor two.
80 per week. % - Espu9he.
PicE 81. tally furnished second
FOR room. rtsate amis. own tcrlr
FRANKLIN Ave. G-4A-Nlcc'v furnished roum
po~re-a-I bath. hlt water. gas. c1agenieacrs.
T-aFurahe
EIGHTH 81. GIL S.-1ua rr-ut r-ou. second.
s. four. laird. 81; rl-tlv f5gu 81
LNCLEuE Aye. 9s-Ni1r. L-ick b1rn. three
stale. two hvirE-rocus ufs.alrs.
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Fiaal fcofc-G 90 o Fl. fsvcr o. Washiartou
Tcuchdowu--Smlft = Roberts . Fisper l. y a.
nett Goals fio-n fcuchdswa-Go7fol : Rsf
ercs-IcCasiln- Ir~rpire-Cennett TInekceacr-
To'-c1. Time % haitC=TweEty anG as.cen nlu.
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MONDAYS FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES.
TIrst race. i've furlonEs. senlnr:
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DR.. ScHRElNER,
ST., ST Louis. SO.
$40 Chestnut ST.,
THE OLD SPECIALIST,

Is treating with Ski.i sad
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send for free Medical
Pamphlet 20 enable y1I
10 uruue-iy state yllr
Casc. Char=ez renzcnah.a
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SHASNON-on THURSDAY. October fs 1907 az 1
O'Clock o. m. Mary Z izab-th shannon tnee Nc
Yea. beloved wife q James shannon an mcther
% Mrs. James MuTreu. James L. Margar~t.
fatIics and susie snanron and sister q Mr..
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start good. Won esyry: next. ue driving hard, winner J . Ghas b m, g by wa4
worh-CRan Heels. ots ws best AM won she PNaod. Linden Ella shoEi conshf5b
improvement BAeehsn VASE hokeio out r h-iI part Kuaa was prominent in ey rT
nme-G. aD. 81. &c ". Im -. 15T1 IAL sNH.
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Start SOD -NondH irving; second IwshE winner. T J NeaH.h = J. by HaHE=y
nHs&@e IA 50 "a g f&% fS fmS Lee. f&s " "
SV0 Fourth race. LamA Stakes 1900 added 9year-ods md up six nllougs:
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ard racing luck 8Sds vas eEtTy Td&nai the boy had uh hold on ~ thu n= In the
TGeHSL a%." u aS.. sh LID IG IL. .
OoZ Third race. purse 800 for syearOds m upward one mile and svmy yards
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PuNTING FEATURE o. GAME.

PununB vas q feature OF the Kame rom
start to hnish. and at times II ~
solved Itself into a kicking contest between
KrutEzch and McktoSn Kruts5ch did splen-
did work behind his line, and In every case
he made q long. clear punt, which resulted