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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-05-14
Seven. Young Lives Lost

Toledo, May s.-seven young men
and women, members of party en-
joying an excursion on the Maumee
river, lost their lives at ten o'clock
Wednesday when the naphtha launch
Frolic was run down and sunk bv the
tug Arthur Woods, Of the Great
Lakes Towing company's fleet. The
dead are Bessie Beyscrum, William
Tanner, Grace Haspin, Bessie Lessee.
Edna Rowe, Eulalie Richard and IT,
win Swayne. The members of The
party, Sunday school class of the
First Baptist church, were the guests
of Joseph w. Hepburn, Of this citv..
Mr.. Hepburn, Miss Clara Marks. A.
thur Marks and Miss Grace Love 5 ara
the only survivors. rs 5.5s
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-10
BALTlMOREANS SEEK
SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL
Leading Charity Workers Gather to
Consider the Fuel Famine.

BALTIMORE, Sept ia meeting OF
the citizens permanent relief commit
tee to consider the question Of fuel was
held at the mayors Office. Mayor Hayes
made the following explanatory state
menu,
The season when We may expect cold
weather is now so near at hand that II
would seem impossible for the producers
Of anthracite coal TO have sufficient
supply mined and delivered in such
quantities as to meet the demand and
bring the prices within the reach OF
many who have heretofore been able TO
purchase 1t. These conditions have al
ready received the attention Of compan-
les and associations in several cities
Since the notice OF this meeting let
tiers and circulars have been received
suggesting the use OF coke, gas. oil
wood. etc. as substitutes. with state
ments that heat and cooking facilities
can be furnished much below the cost
OF coal at the prices last year.
A committee was appointed 10 gather
all available Information as to the prae
teal way to relieve the situation am
formulate a plan TO be submitted to an
adjourned meeting.
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Two POLICE PRECINCTS
ARRANGE A BALL GAAR
Ninth and Sixth Soon to
Cross Bats.
Lieutenant Daley Puts Up a Prize
Composition of the Translate
Not Yet Fixed.

Mines representing the Ninth and
Sixth police presincts will play ball at
American League Park in the near fu-
ture-
Some weeks ago a discussion was en-
tered into by the two adjoining pre-
cints as 10 what station possessed the
best baIlTIayeTs. Upon hearing OF 1t
Lieutenant Daley set to work to arrange
for a game He secured the use Of the
american League Park. put up a prize
of $50 aud now everything is on except
the game
The Ninth preci7ct has a horde Of
hackers among the residents of that
section of the city, while Lieutenant
Moore's command Is not lacking il the
same kind of support. Both teams have
been practicing hard Of late and the
game bids fair TO be one Of unusual in
teTest- The lineup of the teams is as
follows.
Ninth precinct - Lieutenant Daley,
manager: Davis. pitcher; Tom Wheeler.
catcher, Riley. first base Johnson, sec
ond base. Phil Brown. sh0TtstOp; Will
son, third base. Bajsom. centerfeld;
Curry, left field; Bobo right field, and
ODonneU substitute. Captain-Batsom.
Sixth precinct - Lieutenant Moore,
manager. Nussbaum. first base; Detee-
tive BaTbee, pitcher Whalen or Clave-
land catcher: Mullen, second base.
EermilIion. third base; Hile, shortstop;
Morris. centerheld: Morgan letJ field;
iIahOney. right field. Substitutes Kelly,
Burk. CornweT aptain--Euss5aum.
OfCiaI umpires OF the contest-Lieu-
tenants Moore and Daley.
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MAN AND TWO BOYS
MISSING FROM HOME
An Three Disappear Same Day Leaving
No Trace of Whereabouts.

The police are endeavoring to locate
two boys and a man, all of whom have
disappeared from their homes in this
city.
The boys are Paul Smith and Carl
Purtle- Both left their homes on Mon
day afternoon. r. ". Harlow. of 1I2f
Park Street northeast. grandfather of
Paul Smith, first notified the police Of
their absence, MT- Harlow feels posi-
tive that both boys are in company. and
have gone 70 Richmond \ description
Of the youths has been sent to that city.
Fred Jones, of 9f5 K Street northwest,
'shas been also missing from his home
since Monday morning. and his family
are at a loss to understand his actions.
He is described as being about thirty
six years Of age. slender in build. blue
eyes, and brown hair and beard.
At the time he disappeared, he wore q
dark suit with negiigee shirt, and black
derby hat
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ANNAPOLIS WOMAN
DEFIES UNCLE SAM
Refuses to Get Out Of Her House for
Naval Academy improvements

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Sept. 10--Mrs- JOAN
Kelley. a widow. has refused 10 vacate
the residence occupied by her which was
purchased recently by the Government,
with other dwel.-g IS IN the lowe. part
OF the city. for the enlargement OF the
Naval Academy grounds. After acquir-
ing the property the Government ap-
pointed condemnation committee. who
served notice upon the residents TO leave
the premises.
Nearly all Of the occupants have re-
moved, but Mrs. Kelley positively re
fuses TO go. While the Workmen are
tearing down the houses Mrs Kelley Is
terrifying her home with bricks and
other missiles and hot water which she
says she viii use TO protect herself Mrs.
Kelley has once been arrested for her
bad conduct. She struck a child with
brick, inficting a severe wound. but The
court dismissed her upon promise that
she would be good The Government au-
thOTities intend 10 run the gantlet Of
bricks and hot water and rusl Mrs
Keeiey from her residence.
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STOCK MARKET SHOWS
DECIDED Active ZONE
Monetary Situation Very
Generally Discussed.
a FEELING OF CONFIDENCE
Railway List Shows Several Features,
Missouri Pacific Being Especially Ac-
tive-Anthracite Coal Stocks Heavily
Dealt in-MisceIlaneOus Stocks Firm.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10-The initial
dealings in the stock market were upon
q large scale of activity and for the
most part an exceedingly firm tone pre-
vailed. In the railway list conspicuous
features were the Wabash Securities.
Baltimore and Ohio. Union Pacific. Rock
Island. Louisville and Nashville. and St.
Paul Missouri Pacific was exceedingly
active, but after opening al yesterday s
hnaI level, sold OF fractionalIy
The anthracite stocks. while heavily
dealt in. showed small price changes.
the trading there being influenced by
the uncertain state OF the anthracite
coal strike situation as set forth in
morning newspapers.
The local traction stocks were com
paratively quiet, but were steady. IN
the miscellaneous group Amaigamated
Copper was firm, and material gains
were scored by Western Union, Vir-
ginia-Caroliua Chemical. SIoss Sheffield
and Tennessee Coal and Iron The in
dustrial stocks we're fairly active, and
ruled around yesterdays final prices
American stocks in the London market
were shown at comparatively small and
Irregular changes. ana LGt QGd4llES mere
for foreign account when business
opened were upon both sides of the local
market.
Apart from the coal strike negotia-
tons there was little of interest IN the
newspapers bearing upon the general
market or particular stocks.
As has been the case throughout the
week, the monetary situation, while the
subject of much discussion. had no eff
feet upon the tendencies of the specu-
lation.
Notwithstanding heavy profft-taking
sales throughout the general list. the
market ruled very steady throughout the
forenoon Trading continued most ac-
tive in the quarters already mentioned,
but with the course Of the morning the
anthracite coal stocks developed il
ereasing strength and animation Penn
syIyanis was another cOnspicuOusly
strong feature, as was Illinois Central
Louisville and Nashville and Southern
Railway were only fairly steady Money
on call ranged between and s per
cent, and sterling exchange conditions
were but little altered London houses
traded very actively in this market. bur
their operations on balance amounted to
very little.
Sales of stocks to / p M. were 739. 500
shares. and bonds, s.. go, 600.
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CONTRACT 70 BE LIT
ON G. A. R. STANDS
Hope That Good Sum May
Be Obtained for Privileges.
Committees On Public Comfort and
Decorations, and Floral Committee
CT Woman's Auxiliary Tonight.

Chairman Orrin c. Staples, OF thu
Grand Army Of the Republic encampment
committee on grandstands and reser-
yations. spent some time at headquar-
tiers this morning in consultation with
Chairman Warner. Secretary Buckley
and Nr. Appleton P. Clark, IT., respect
ing the letting Of The contract for the
erection Of the grandstands-
It was decided that IN addition 10 tho
placing OF the Official stands in the Vi
cinity Of the White House. bids viii be
asked for the privilege Of erecting
stands on the various reservations along
Pennsylvania Avenue The use OF these
reservations is accorded the committee
under the resolution Of Congress. and It
is desired to secure a good sum for the
privileges
Chairman Staples and Mr.. Clark are n
communication with a responsible build
e. with reference 10 the building Of the
stands IN front of the White House. and
IL IS believed that the contract VIII be
let today. and the work OF construction
begun before the end OF the week. The
details Of construction for the stands on
the north side OF the roadway were ap-
proved this morning by Chairman Warn
err
Il IS announced that informal reunions
aud receptions viii be held every even
ing October 8. :. 8. and at the ST. James
Hotel. corner OF Pennsylvania Avenue
and Sixth Street northwest, by the Vet
eTans' Association OF New York city, Of
the New York Heavy ARTILLERY organ
lied October -. 1875
The following committee meetings
have been announced for today The
cOInrsittee on public order. Major SyI-
vesIer. chairman, al the Ebbitt House
a O'Clock; the committee on decors-
tons, Mr. Cuno II. Rudolph chairman.
a the Riggs House AT s o'clock the
reunion committee OF the Second army
Corps and the floral committee Of the
Woman's Auxiliary. al encamDmeut
headquarters. 1905 New York Avenue, ar
30 O'Clock.
Tomorrow night there wiU be a meet
ing or the cavalry corps al the Division.
o. Mississippi al headquarters al 4.5g
"a the afternoon. and the following
meetings in the evening: Ninth Army
Corps. Army Of the Tennessee, Sixteenth
Corps. and Fourth. Fourteenth and
TW enueth Corps al encampment head
quarters the medical committee, al the
Riggs House. and The information com
zailtee at the West End National Bank.
. meeting of The committee on re-
exercises has been called for
eoay evening at the Riggs House by
So " c. Alexander. chairman OF the
go.
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SWEEPING CHALLENGE
BIZ CHICAGO H0RSEMEN

CHICAGO, Sept 'McChesney
against any horse in America for d side
bet OF from $4,000 to S25, 900, weight for
age, distance. a mile TO a mile and a
quarter, the race TO be decided at the
Harlem fall meeting" This sweepfng
challenge has been issued by DurnelI d
Herr, owners Of the champion three
year-oid. Secretary Nathanson states
that the club would add a suitable
amount OF money for such an event.
with view 10 drawing several horses
into the contest, and possible arrange a
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-10
ElGHT-0AR CONTEST
IN REGATTA PROGRAM

The committee in charge Of arrange
ments for the coming Potomac River re
gatta has decided to add an eight-oar
contest to the program which viii be
one OF the features of the event This
was decided upon as the -vsult OF sew
eTai communications from representa-
tives Of Northern boat clubs. which have
signifed their willingness &c participate
in such a contest. The DauntIess eight
Of New York has already made entry
for the contest and II is expected that
several other crack crews viii be heard
from very soon
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-10
TAX RATE PROTESTED.
Increase May Place Democrats in Power
at ATLANTIC City.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J, Sept 10
Property owners talk of political revoIu-
tion in the November election owing TO
the enormous tax rate announced yes
terday. Last year it was 1922 o. each
sl06 valuation. and for this year it is
$3-35. an increase Of $I.03. The tots ap-
preparations amount, for the first line
in the city's history. in excess Of 81 .UO0. r.
000. exact figures being S1.00g4I4 That
is S2f5. 600 more than the cost of run
ming the city last year.
Republicans are in power and eK-
PressioHs are frequently heard that in
the coming election the Democrats viii
put in Office the entire ticket The
growth in expenses appears in every de
paTJmeut The new tax rate is the iarg-
est since the early SOS when valuations
were extremely low Only fraction Of
ne entire appropriation is intended for
betterments, most OF il representing IN
creased outlay for governmental par
poses.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-10
LIKE PAGEANT OF SOME
SPLENDID BARBARIC DREAM
Famous English Painters Idea Of the
-Four Hundred

NEWPORT. R. l.. Sept 10.-Sir Philip
Burno-Jones. the famous English
painter, who vas here this summer. ap-
pears 20 have been about as definitely
impressed by the -Four Hundred" as
Colonel Watts-son-
Sir Philip. before leaving. said. Dis
play was never elsewhere so organized
and perfected as at Newport 1t is like
the pageant of some splendid baTbaric
dream
The women their gowns, their jew
els. the splendor Of their houses. May
be Rome saw something like IT, or Baby
Ion but surely ne hive 10 50 back TO
those tabled days TO ind anything 20
liken ali this TO-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures 3: Boston. =.
Al Philadelphia-Ph delphia- BaItI-
more postponed. wet grounds
Al Cleveland Chicago post
ponce. wet grounds
At Detroit-Detroit-St Louis post
poned. vet grounds
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Bostou-Chicago. 6; Boston,
At New York-New York PittsbUTg
postponed; rain
At -Brooklyn-St. Louis post
Pcned; wet grounds,
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TTans-PacIfc Mails.

Mails foT the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, - via
san Francisco close here daily zC $50 o m
up to September II, Inclusive, foF dispatch Per
Mails for CHINA ara JAPAN. via Tacoma.
close here daily az $50 p m.- up TO septem-
Der H. inclusive, for dispatch, Der e 5. Duke
Mails Ter AUSTRALIA except those for West
Australia which 20 VIA Europe and New lea
land. Waris for which are dispatched via san
Francisco. and FIJI ISLANDS. via YaHcou-
yer and Victoria, 3. c. close here daily At
$50 p Hi-- nap 10 September IS. inclusive for
dispatch per s. S.. A0raugi. {o)
Mails for CHINA Japan HAWAII and
first class matter for the PHILIPPINE Is
LANDS. Via san Francisco. close here daily a
$50 p. Hl-, zap 20 September Il, inclusive for
dispatch per S g. China o.
Mails for CHINAs and JAPAN, via Seattle,
close here daily at go p m, up to sePtear-
Der T. inclusive for dispatch per S. $ haga
Navu Registered mail must be directed
''Yia Seattle 90
Mails for TAHITI and NARGUESAS IS
LANDS. via san Francisco. close here daily
~ 6-s5 p ui- up To- September 20. inclusive,
for dispatch PER e s.. NariPosa. to)
Mails lar. 81 STRALIA Except those for West
Australia. which are dispatched via Europe)-
&EW ZEtLAED. FIJI. SAMOA, and HAWAII.
m after September IT, and up 20 September
-. inclusive, for dispatch per e s Ventura tcf
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII. and
fir-t-cIass matter f0v the PHILIPPINE Is
az ff2D p- me- up 90 September -, inclusive,
for dispatch pee S. s. DoEju. tu1
Mails for CHINA- and JAPAN, via Nancou-
ver ard Victoria 2 g. cigsl here daily at e. sc
3. rr.- zap O." September SO. inclusive Tor dis
patch per s. s. Empress 81 India. Registered
mail mast Doe spgciuIsI addressed MercEan-
disc for tho iu5ted States Postal agency at
shanghai China, cannot he forwarded via Can
ada .oy
MAILS for COCHIN CHINA are dispatched TO
New York. y. y. fer connection with Euro
ucau SJcamrrS
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS OHiftary Nails
dispatched ta san Francisco AT AN closes for
thas office. 10 connect 18th Government trans
ports tie zailiu-s ef which are irregular.
REGISTERED MAILS a ase at the MAIN OF
EItE as follows fa) Al 5-45 o. u., same day,
th5 Us p. m.- same do; tcl ~ r. IN same
dag; ll9 at E-o5 & m same day. % ~ l-l5
a. U-- same day; git) ~ 30 p. In-, same day
(m) at D. M, pTeviG.s day; (o) at p N.
previous day
JOHN A. MERRITT Postmaster
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CHEAP MONEY.
PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without inicrser, references
or security. SIMPLY ycUr promise 70 pay Our
Eeg plan CRADLES everyone 10 secure ready e2sl
at once gitH0ut Inconvenience OF delay 0ul
method q conducting a loan business Is basel
the word Confidence usoFe than on Sc
CuEity.' You have CuT confidence; we have yoUE
confidence. You need money; We have money
we don't need When you fail 70 get accom-
modated elsewherc call on Us and you VIII Hes
be disappointed. Il you have q loan nov It
viii not prevent You from securing further ae-
commodaticz from tie old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO..
coz z St. II. W.
Phone. East 205- Corner Sixth St
ur2T-rf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-10
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD Of FURNITURE AND
PIANOS, at lowest rates anu on the DAY you
apply We are ioauiug on Jhe Building and
loan Association plan which makes The COS.
of carrying loans much les than you-pay clss-
where anG allows You 10 pay L 0G J. any
sized notes you desire. running from one 70
twelve months II you have loan with some
ether company w uI.l pay II OF and airaacc
you murS uoueT Il desired Rates cheelf,lliy
given. and no cost 10 you unless loan IS made.
Can and get rates. Front room. first fcoT.
NATIoSAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO,
E55 y y "
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CHRIS NRNDER's
White BRANDY 5 Is sa.l $50
gal CSC Ct
. e.. ss s &. Preserving Fruits
qddilly house. 'PRoa i'a & 5: sa
LEGAL NOTICES.

sl'PEEHE COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF
CCLJABIA. HOLDING PROB All.
col KT.-ESTATis OF NARY EILEs
SCOT T. deceased No I04I1. AdmiEistr2-
Lon
Application having been made 20 the supreme
Court OF the District Of Coirmbia holding =
Probate Count Tor probate "a the last uin and
testament OK sid deceased. ans -c- letters 4
administration with the val annexed CO said
es;st- 10y 5.t=iar sect, 1i@r. O. -JeFs. -jlsHes
= NatgTs. .'cur-T scott. Frank Scott Frsuces
y America Jal GEORGE L america il Is u
dered this 26Ja day OF august. g. D. 1e02,
that notice lc and ieFeby Is given 70 Gather
me \, ElnE9n>. Mary >. Emn.oIs, Maj! E.
stoekett, samuel C.. scott, ara 70 all others
concerned. 20 suGcdr Ia sa1d court or FRIDAY,
fitiE 30 DAY OF OCTOBER =. p. 1902, At
10 O'CLOCK = A. 90 show cause Wig sJea
application -hogi!i rot be granted PROVIDED
TINS notice be Pu5iisl,d ia the Washington
law EepoFscr and The Washington IIHez
once III eaeh 81 three successive weess bei0rs
the return cay herein mentioHed-the hrsl pup
Hcaron ec be not less than JAlTJy days Ueiors
said return G4y-
t>eaD T. T. ANDERSON Justice
Attest JOHN r ROUZEB.
Deputy REGISTER Of Wills for the District q
Colgslhis Cl,rk Of the Probate Court
HENRY Ray WOOD CLASH All ruey-
auz1-~c3 10
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Money Loaned Salaried People,

Retail merchants. teams ,eTs, boarding houses
without security; largest business in y pT9n.
opal cities. TULNAS. Room IOI, so 18th s.
Nv. uI4-ti
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-Hr .1don. "a: eleven room houses
ten acres, III "a fruit; excellent vste-; trains
step IL froEt OF house. Z. ;. MUS>EY, At-
torney, 4lG 5th st. mag
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-10

Hughey McGovern, brother of Terri
bic Terry. has retired from the ring
after brief but successful career. It
IS said Terry thinks his brother can do
better in some other line Of business.
and upon his request Hughey- decided he
would fight no more.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-tIgb-grade Iady's whee' excel I
ave mIO-J
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Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies, Etc.

WEDNESDtY-tcJ At I1-25 p. ~ for CAM
PECHE. CHTAPAS. TABASt9. and YUCATAN.
per = s. ; igiiancia. from New York. Mail for
other parts Of MEXICO mast be directed Per
8 g. NiCiiarcia."
(c) Al II.25 p. m for the BAHAMAS and the
PROVINCE Of SANTIAGO, CUBA, per :. ;.
Orizaba- from Ncu# YORK
HCRSDAY-fd) 1t Z H. for JAMAICA, pei
s. s. AdmIrai Sampson, from Boston.
te) At HIS T. III. fer SEW Midland
direct per s. Silvia, from New YORK.
fcj At La o. m- for MEXICO. per $ $.
Seneca. from New York via Tsmpico. Nail
must be directed per s. 8. Seneca
tc} st HIPS p- III. Tor iNAGJA and HAITI
per ; LauenburS. from New York
rRIDAI-jc} ST 11.25 2. N. for BERiil Ds.
- = Pretoria from NcW York
I @ Al lbs p. M Tor PORTO RICO, per .
Ponce, from New YORK
tc} At l.25 p m for CjRACAO and VINE
FOX SAEASIIIA and CsRTtCENA must be di-
rocJcd. Per $ s. Zulia-''
cd At II-25 p. ~. Tor FORTUNE ISLAND.
JAMAICA SANANILLA- EARTAGENA. and
t-BEYTOWN. per $ = Athos nom New YORK.
Nail Tor COSTA RIGA must be directed per
8 5. A-h-s'
Co At II:25 p. IN. 5or ARGENTINE CRU
Quay. and PARAGUAY, per $. 5 sailor Prince
from View orr
siafIs Tor NEWFoUNDLAND. by rail to North
sydney and thence via steamer close here
daily, except Sundays at Z M. and on sun
days az ll-5J a. ~ The connecting closes are
made cn Mondays, Wednesdays, and Satur-
DAYS. (dJ ID
Mails for 5HCU Zion. = rail- TO Boston. and
thence VIA steamer. close here daily except
sundays az j NJ, and on sundays at 1870 i.
m. CO. 90
CUBA MAILS close here via Port Tampa,
Fla Mondays Wednesdays. and Saturdays at
p. m thJ
Mails for MENICO overland, unless specially
addressed for dispatch hy steamers sailing from
New YORK close here daily at 1890 a and
10 p m 90 Old
Mails for BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ. and
GUATEMALA by rail 10 New Orleans and
tense@vja steamer, close here daily at 1880
a. m, and 10 p rs. the connecting closes Tor
which being on Mondays % (h)
Mails for COSTA RIGA, by rail 20 New Or
leans and thence VIA steamer, close here daily
at 1880 and 10 p. m. the connecting
49, .-r winch hin IN E.-o.-La-s n ~
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DR.. SHADES
Electric ParlOrS. "
When All Others Fail Consult
DR.. SHADE, Specialist.
TwENrY-SNE YEARS PRACTICE

TWENrY-NINE YEARS PRACTICE.
CONSULTATION POSITH ELY FREE.
Lung. throat, catarrh. liver. heart. kidney.
stomach, intestinal. Indigestion. nervous rfvs-
pcpsIs, general debility lancuoT and that tfr.fi
feeling. dizziness, vertigo, paralysis uaresis-
locomot0T ataXia, brain and nervous diseases.
rheumatism, neuralgia, constipation. fullness
after eating, eructat!on Of food, and all cur
able diseases OF men. women, and children
treated successfully. The best latest. and
safest methods by eclectic medicine, and in
many cases static eIectr.aity. Medicines fur
uished- Corner 18Th and q SIS
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A HIGH PRICE
/ FOR SEAT ON CHANGE

Sept. ia membership
"a Stock Exchange was sold
Sso.000, an advance Of
tuTday's prices. and the
~ ihe previous high record.
sered 5000
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George Gardner locks upon she match
with Tom Sharkey at san Francisco in
OCTOBER as steppiuG-stone 10 one with
JeHries for the heavyweight champion
shin