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PACIFIC NORTHWEST.
Standing Of Teams.

Helena, June 2s.-score:
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miscellaneous.
ENGLISHMAN WINS.
James Gordon Bennett Automobile
Cup Captured by Edge.

James Gordon Bennett Automobile
Cup Captured by Edge.
Paris, June 28.-S. F. Edge, an Eng
lishman, won the James Gordon Ben
nett cup in the automobile contest,
Innspruck, Austria, ahead Of his French
competitors, including Kniff, who, after
leading every one until he was twenty
five miles from Innspruck, broke down.
This is the first time the cup will
leave France.
Mr.. Edges time from Paris to Bel
fort and from Bregense to Innspruck
was ten hours, forty-one minutes and
ffty-eight seconds.
Baron de Forrest arrived at Salsourg,
the third stage of the international race
from Paris to Vienna, first, at 1:34:20
p. m. His average speed from Bregense
to Salisbury was forty-four and a half
miles per hour.
II. Farman arrived second at SAILS
burg, at 2:18 D. m. He was really first,
his racing time being an hour and nine
teen minutes under Baron de Forests S.
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IRISH LAD WINS
$4,000 STAKE
Turner Up Rode the II to | Shot
in a Winner.
MIZZEN LED AT STRETCH
BEATEN OUT By & NECK AT THE
WIRE.
LED AT STRETCH

NEW YORK, June 2S.--Irish Lad,
N running under the colors Of Whit
ney & Duryea, won the Great
Trial stakes of $4,000 for 2-year-olds
at Sheepshead Bay today. Turner was
the jockey, and Irish Lad was quoted
at i to in the betting. He defeated
the best 2-year-olds of the year.
Mizzen was at all times a consistent
1aVorlte, with Golden Maxim second
choice at to 1, while the Keene colt,
Whitechapel, was third choice at 6 to 1,
tne other prices ranging from II to
100 to 1.
The start was good, Golden Maxim
belng first to show, with Whitechapel
second and Artvis third. Mizzen was
fourth, and Immediately went to the
'front.' and at the end Of the first fur
long had lead Of a length over Hurst
bourne, who was one-half a length in
1ront OF Golden Maxim. After the field
came laundering along, Mizzen had
increased his lead to a length and a
half The other positions were about
the same.
As the horses made the bend at the
head Of the stretch, Mizzen still show
ed in front, Golden Maxim was sec
ond and Hurstbourne was third, drop
ping back with every stride.
At the furlong pole in the stretch,
Irish Lad began to close, coming from
sixth place to third in a few strides.
One hundred yards from the wire.
Bullman went to the whip on the favor
lite, and although he responded gameIy
to the call of his rider. he was no
longer able to retain the lead, as Irish
Lad was running much the easier Of
the two. Turner was hard at work on
him, and after a furious drive, Irish
Lad lowered MizZen's colOrs by half
a length, while Mizzen beat Martie
Lewis, who was under a drive all the
way. Whitney & DUryea purchased
Irish Lad from J. F. Madden June 20,
and paid, it was rumored, $4,000 for
him.
Results.
First race, for 2-year-olds. selling,
five and a half furlongs-Warte Nicht
won, Right and True second, Joe Cobb
third. Time, 1907 3-5.
Second race, lightweight handicap,
six furlOngs-Operator won, High
lander second, Wealth third. Time,
TIA
Third race, the Great Trial stakes,
$4,000, for 2-year-olds, six furIOngs-
Irish Lad, 122 (Turner), u to l, won;
Mizzen, 1872 (Bullman). 6 to 3, second;
Martie Lewis, 125 (Odom), Is to 1,
third. Time, ia Golden Maxim,
Whitechapel, Prediction, Artvis, Mexi-
can, Charles Elwood, Whorler, Hurst
bourne and Astarita also ran.
Fourth race, the Advance stakes, all
ages, mile and half-Gold Heels won,
Advance Guard second, Art Smith
third. Time, 2:S3.
Fifth race, the Beacon steeplechase,
full course-George W. Kenkins won,
Rowdy second, Rising Sun third. Time,
/ SIP.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth on
turf. selling-Numeral won, Jack De-
mund second, Alack third. Time,
1:49 3-5.
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At Butte.

Butte, Mont, June 2S-Summary:
First race, six and a half furlongs-
Dawson won, NanOn second, Joe K. third.
Time-1:22
Second race, mile-Nellie Forest won,
Lena second, Ned Dennis third. Time
l:42A.
Third race. seven furlongs-Katie Wal
colt won, Fridolin second, The Scot third.
Time|:29
Fourth race, mile and a furlong-Strag-
gler won, Uloa second, Lissella third.
Time|:55.
Fifth race, mile and an eighth, over
hurdles-Mistleton won, Coley second,
Auriffera third. Time-2.05Iz.
Sixth race, quarter mile-Populist won,
Silver Dick second, Queen T. third. Time
-:22L
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
At St. Louis.

St. Louis. June 2S.-Results:
First race, six furl0ngs-Ed LAWSON
won, Fore and Aft second, Model Mon
arch third Time-1:lS
Second race, six furlongs-Lynch won,
Flop second, Trauer third. Time :1Slb.
Third race, mile and seventy yards. sell
ing-Menace won, Mr.. PomerOy second,
Ida Pensance third. Time-l:52lz.
Fourth race, the Country club steeple-
chase, about two miles-Very Light won,
Terra Incognita second, Kid Mccoy third.
Time-4:43ls
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth, purse
Salve won, Wax Taper second, Beccleuth
third Time-1:53&
Sixth race, mile and three-eighths, sell
ing-W. B. Gates won. AudiphOne second
Wallabout third. Time-2:29&
Seventh race, seven furlongs, selling
Tickful won, Sweet Dream second, Phar-
aOh third. Time-l:S2
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TEACHERs PRoBARLY DEAL.

Washington. June 2S.-The war de-
partment today made public the names
and home addresses Of the four teach
ers who have been missing from the
island Of Cebu, Philippine islands, since
June 10, 1902. as follows.
Clyde o. France, MerlbOro, Stark
county. o.: Ernest Heger, 1114 North
Fortieth street, Philadelphia; L. A.
Thomas 209 Montgomery avenue,
Providence r. l.; John E. Wells, same
address.
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Royals to Meet twelfth Infantry.

The Royals and Twelfth infantry team
viii meet at Callers park this afternoon.
This win be the last game the Royals
viii play under that name. as they have
made arrangements to play exclusively
for CaIders park for the rest Of the
season. Manager Mander received a let
ter from Park City saying It would be
impossible to get a game there on July
T. as arrangements have been made for
a game between the Park City team and
the Ontario-King team. These two aggre-
cations will play for a purse of SO, which
has been offered them by the committee
having the Fourth Of July celebration in
charge. The Royals have been promised
q game with the winner OF this contest.
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At Buffalo.

Buffalo, n. 2, June 2s-Fort Erie re-
suits:
Anderson second, Ringleader third. Time
-1:28%
Second race, five furiongs-Not Wisely
won, Onyx second, Jakko third. Time
1.03
Third race, six furlongs-YOung Henry
won, PreX Gus second, ClOrita third.
Time-1:l3.
Fourth race, mile-Wire In won, Frank
Macke second, Huntress third. Time
1:40
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth-Sena-
tor Beverage won, Dubois second, Lassy
OF the West third. Time-1:47h.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Drummond
won, Ma RiabOl second, Filibuster third.
Time-1 by.
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Want to Trv Their Voices.

Four of the members of the Lagoon
ball club-BradIey, Briseno, Lempke and
Eubanks-have formed a quartette to be
known as the L. NJ 3. C.-'Lagoon Mu-
steal Butchering Club"-and are open for
engagements. Father Weaver was
member for a short time. but resigned.
claiming he couldn't carry a tune if he
had it in a sack. but he is now acting as
business manager.
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Chicago, June zs-chicago-Detroit game
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tator with the five-dollar bill, even had
ne the opportunity to place his bets &C
cording to the programme above, would
nave had one chance in 9, SS9, $50 Of hitting
the winning combination, and ass, $40,
even II It were not supported by the in
formation that the bOokmakeTs won
heavily on the Gravesend programme.
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EXHIBITION GAME.
WeIlsville VIII Play a Picked Team
at Logan.
Especial to The Herald.)

NOpeCldl 10 ne f1erdlu.)
Logan, June 8.-An exhibition game Of
ball has been arranged between a picked
team from Logan and the WellsYille
team, to be played here next Wednesday
afternoon. The Logan team will have in
its lineup the members of the league
team who do not go to Salt Lake to play
In the interleague combination who are
to meet for the benefit of the Salt Lake
Press club.
Bill Hoffer is rapidly getting over his
attack Of appendicitis, and today was able
to come down TO the game and watch it
from the grand stand Phil Glade, who
leaves tonight for Grand Island, Neb.,
members of the team and a number Of
Logan fans Glade is one Of the Nest
popular players on the Logan team, and
his presence will be greatly missed by the
fans as well as the management Of the
team.
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HARvARp. s; YALE. 5.
Cambridge Boys Win Deciding Gene
and Championship.


New York. June 28-Harvard won
the deciding baseball game Of the series
between its team and Yale today by
defeating the New Haven boys on the
polo grounds. The struggle today was
very close and exciting from start to
finish. About 1900 people packed the
grandstand and bleachers.
The fielding, especially that Of Har-
ward, was ragged. but Harvard made
up for this slovenly work by hard and
timely batting. earning two runs. In
the last half Of the last inning Mat
theWS made the winning run for Har-
ward, with two men out. He singled
and got home. Score:
RH.E.
hdte s-.s.- 80. ..........3 8
Harvard 80. ...... zee. &C.. .....6 s
Batteries - Garvin and Winslow;
Clarkson and Milne.
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Horse Races at ogden.
lspecIal ID The HaraIdl

IopeCIaI 70 Tie HeraIu-J
Ogden, June 2S.-The Weber County
Fair association has arranged for a pro-
gramme Of races at the fair grounds on
July "a. The event win serve as the
opening Of the grounds to the public by
the county association. The races include
a free-fOr-all trOt, a named race, 2:40
class, with three running dashes respect
lively Of One-quarter, three-eighths and
one-half miles. Entrance to harness
races close July 19, and all others the
night before the races.
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Earned runs, Logan 4, Salt Lake 1; two
base hits, Stoney, Ramey, Glade. Huston;
three-base hit. Glade; sacrifice hits.
balls. off Kelly /, off Jensen /. off Quick
l.; hit by pitcher, Hahn 3 Pace; struck
out, by Quick. McNichols. Huston 2.
Schils 3, MacAndrew g. Borchers 2 Jensen
/: left on bases Logan 6. Salt Lake Z;
stolen bases. Stoney, Ramey, BrockhOff
Hahn. Huston; double play, MacAndreW
TO McNichOls 70 Huston. Time. 2:05. I'M
pires, Hartzell and Douglass. Attend
ance, 400.
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Baltimore, Nd. June 2S.-The Balti-
mOre-Boston game today was forfeited
TO Boston. MeGraw disputed a decision
OF Umpire Connolly and was ordered to
leave the grounds. Upon his refusal TO
go, Connolly awarded the game to Boston,
r. H. L.
BdlJiHofe -..----....-...-.....-
boStOn .....-..---.--..-.......-.. IL 3
misunderstanding, CrOnin, Shields
and Bresnahan; Young and Criger.
Chicago, June Detroit game
postponed; rain
st. Louis, June 2S.-St. Louis Cleveland
game postponed; rain.
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BasebaIl at silver Citv.

Especial to The Hcrald.)
Silver City, June 2S.-The game Of base
ball between the Elks and the Maccabees
will be played on the Summit grounds to-
morrow. Both teams contain the names
Of some very good ex-players, and the
affair is exciting much interest. On the
Fourth the two local lodges of Odd Fell
lows will cross bats at the same place.
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At Chicago.

Chicago, June 2S.-Washington park
results:
First race, mile and twenty yards
CoTrigan won, Vulcain second, Talpa
third. Time-1:49.
Second race, five fUrlongs-Nick
Welles won, Top Soil second, Long ISL
and third. Time-1:04 3-5.
Third race, mile and a furlong, Oak
wood handicap-Aladdin won, Six
Shooter second, Rose Tree third. Time
1902 80.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth
Star Cotton won, Ed Adack second,
Marion Lynch third Time-1:56
Fifth race, six fuTlongs-Stuyye won,
Herodiade second, Geyser third. Time
lib 3-5.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth
Peat won, Satin Coat second, Cherished
third Time-1:56 3-5.
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Earned Runs Lagoon =, bases on balls,
off Richards 2. off Lempke j; two-base
hits, Weaver, Bradley. Plake, King, Nc
Causland .: hit by pitcher, Weaver 2,
starkey. struck out, Gimlin, Hansen,
Thomas 2 Plake, Lempl1e; passed balls,
McCausland; sacrifice hits, Clark, Rebsa-
men; stolen bases. King Starkey, Nc
Causland .; left on bases, Ogden 2, La
COON 9 attendance, 400; time, rs; umpire,
Leisering.
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Minneapolis After Rebsamen.

The Minneapolis Western association
team is after John Rebsamen, the La
COON second baseman, hot and heavy, but
II is very doubtful If they viii land him,
as he is very well satisfied where he is.
This is Rebsamen's last year at base
ball After the season closes he viii
devote his entire attention to his trade.
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PugiIiSm.
SILENT ROWAN WINS.
Knocks Out Kid Burns in the Fifth
Round.
Special 10 The HeraldJ

Special 70 The HeraldJ
Kimberley, Utah. June 2S.-Last niglL
before a fair crowd at the DOrr1ty haI.'
Silent Rowan knocked out Kid Burns
in the fifth round Of what was To nave
been q twenty round 60. Burns rusne1
the fighting for the first two ROUNDS
but the silent man was too clever 10.
him and hammered Burns all around
the ring.
Rowan put his man out with a le.s
Uppercut TO the point of the jaw, a--1t
landing twice on the solar pleNus'
Burns weighed 122 pounds, while Row
an was three pounds lighter Charles
WhitlOck refereed the fight. silent
Rowan said he had accepted the cna.-
lenge issued by Kid Lavigne, and VIII
arrange the fight in a few days
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Crap and crlsser.
COOPER, CHAMPION.
Won Medal With a Score Of "A Out
of Possible Ok

WOu N46ual VIII q oOOIe OF q UuL
Of Possible IS.
Portland, Ore, June &.-DeI Cooper of
Whatcom won the championship medal
today by a score Of q out Of a possible 3
in the Northwest SpOrtsmen's association
tournament. Sheard Of Tacoma took the
Anaconda cup with "A out Of 3, and NJ
Wright of Butte won the shoot-off in
the Multnomah medal tie with a score
Of Is out OF q possible 20
W. F. Sheard Of Tacoma secured the
highest average during the tournament,
emitting him to the high average gold
medal.
A. J. Winters of Portland secured the
Stevens shotgun by making the largest
number of straights.
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Lcrdon, June 2S.-The final tie in the
contest for the alI-England lawn ten
mis- championship was played at VIM
bledOl. II. Doherty beat G. H. Richie
by to 0. Doherty will meet A ".
Genie, the holder Of the title, June 30.
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vanderbilt,s Nettv wins.

Paris, June 2S.-William K. Wander
bits Netty. ridden by J. Reiff, was
third for the Prix Bots d'Arcy at the
st. Cloud meeting today. Mr.. Wander
bits Cleopatra was not placed in an
other race.
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Tuesday Nights Programme.

The programme for Tuesday nights
races at the saucer track was announced
yesterday and viii include the following
events: FiYe-mile motor paced match
race. best two out Of three heats, between
Palmer and Furman. Half-mile prOfes-
siOnal consolation, open only TO riders not
in the motor race Half-mile amateur
handicap. zee Wing ChOy. the Chinese
rider, IS matched against J. SimOns In
an unlimited pursuit race TO take place
next Friday night.
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WESTERN LEAaUR
Standing Of Teams.

st. Joseph, June 2S.-Omaha, s; ST. Jo-
seph, ).
Peoria, June 2S.-Peoria-Denver game
postponed; rain.
Kansas City, June 2S.-Kansas City-Des
Moines game postponed, failed to arrive
Milwaukee, June &.-Milwaukee-Colo-
RADIO Springs game postponed; cold
weather. Two games tomorrow
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CHAMPION ILL.
After Seeing Herself Beaten Wants to
Lose by Default.

Philadelphia, June 2S.-Miss Marion
Jones Of Nevada and Miss Bessie Moore
met on the courts of the Philadelphia
Cricket club at WisSahicken Heights this
afternoon for the tennis championship Of
the United States. Miss Jones. by defeat
ing Miss Nicely, was entitled 10 meet the
present national champion. The courts
were in perfect condition and the weather
could not have been improved upon.
The match was postponed until Monday,
after Miss Jones had won the first set
So, because Miss Moore was taken i'll.
Miss Moore desired Miss Jones to win by
default, but the latter wished the match
carried over until Monday.
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Game at Lagoon Today.

Ogden and Lagoon viii meet at the La
COON today. The baseball special will
leave the salt Lake & Ogden depot at
2:30. and return Immediately after the
game. Game called at 800.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.

Philadelphia, June 2S.--The home team
won from New York today in twelve
inning game, which was notable principal
~ for the poor fielding of both teams.
Matthewson made his debut as a first
baseman and played a good game. At
tendance, 3,52i. Score.
r. II E.
New York ............-.........S II 3
Philadelphia . .................... IA 6
Batteries-Blewitt and Bowerman;
Felix, Duggleby and Jacklitsch.
Umpire-Emslie.
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A Stack of straws

To be sold at one-half price. Sale be-
gins Monday. June 30.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main st.
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London, June 29.-Victor RigaI Gov
cred mile on a motor cycle at Ply
mouth in 1877, lowering the world
standing start record by eight seconds.
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Baseball Pugiism, The Turf Cycling
" Yorker Wins Emperor's Cup.

of leo The following men lead in the
batting: Jenkins .625; Brierley, .405;
Leary, $50; Kroell 1893. Three others are
batting above $50 and three above 200.
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WANTS ANOTHER GO.
Thompson Anxious TO Meet Nc
Laughlin Of Park City.

AA+ILal El1IllA --l-lla-N . % -I1-F-
Laughlin of Park City.
Eugene Thompson is anxious % ge~
another try at Mclaughlin, the PARK
City wrestler He thinks that IN cas-
he can get another 90 he viii be ao.l
TO show the Park City man tnlL-
or two about wrestling that the latter
does not know. In speaking about me
matter yesterday Thompson had ths
following to say:
Il notice he is going on with Ross
I don't think I am getting square
deal, as I conceded everything 70 Nc
LauShlin, style, time, place, and eF-
erything else, after all making
showing which I think entities me 10
another chance. On account Of time
being short 1 could not get in condl-
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Our entire stock at one-half price,
commencing Monday morning, June 80.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main st.
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Boston, June 2S.-Honors were even in
the two games between Boston and
Brooklyn today.
Both games were notable for fast field
ing and clean hitting, but errors de-
termined both results. The first game
was Boston's in the ninth inning, when
an error by DemOnt. filling the bases,
was followed by a twO-bagger and sin
gle, giving the visitors three runs and
victory. Floods error figured in the
three runs secured by the locals in the
sixth inning of the second game. At
tendance, {, 400. Score:
First Crarne-
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Straw Hat Bargains.

DLLdW lit LII 5 1LL44E3'
One-half price sale begins Monday,
June 80. Our entire line at this figure.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main ST.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.

Washington, June 2s.-Was hington won
the second game Of the series from Phila-
deIphia by hitting the ball with men on
bases. Attendance, 1900.
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BaIterIes.-FIIJIn5et and MUIaHi DOIIO-
van and Ahearn.
Umpire-Canullon.
st. Louis, June 2S.-St Louis-Chicago
game postponed; rain.
Cincinnati, June Pitts
burg game postponed rain.
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A. nanrar

Denver. June 2S-Overland races post
poned today on account OF rain.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25
BRIeHr.s DlsEasE.

The largest sum ever paid for pre-
scripti0n, changed hands in San Fran.
cisco, August 80. 1901. The transfer
involved in coin and stock sll2,5OO.OO
and was paid by u purity OF business
men for specific for Bright's Disease
and Diabetes, hitherto incurable d.
seases.
They commenced the serious invest.
lgatiOn Of the specific November 10,
1900. They interviewed scores OF the
cured and tried 1t on its merits by
putting over three dozen cases on the
treatment and watching them. They
also got physicians to name chronic,
Incurable cases. and administer.
ed 1t with the physicians for judges,
Up to August s5, eightv.seven per
cent Of the test cases were either
we'll or progressing favorably.
Theme being but thirteen percent Of
failures. The parties were sstisHod aud
closed the trsnsactl0n. The proceed
ines Of the investigating committee
and the clinical reports Of the test
cases were published and will be mail
ed free on application. Address
JOHN ]. FULTON COMPANY, 40 Mont
Domeav st. San Frsncisco. Cal.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-07-25

John R. Horst, an attorney OF
Hillsboro, Ohio, and family visited
his brother II. P. and his sister,
Mrs. J. A. Baird, Saturday and
Sunday. They werc enrcute to
Colorado Springs for an outing
! and proceeded on their journey
! Monday.
L Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan and
little daughter returned this
morning from a visit of three
months at Johns old home in
Scotland. They all enjoyed the
best of health during the trip and
say they had most ENJOYABLE
visit all around. Mrs L. s. Mil
linger returned with them from
Chicago where she had been visit.
ing friends for a month.
A meeting OF the Bent and
Prowers county Cattle and Horse
Growers' association was held last
Saturday at Las Animas, with
good attendance. There were forty.
Ave applications for membership
all Of which we're elected, this
being the largest addition at a
single meeting to an association
Of this kind ever held in Colorado.
Every stock owner should bscome
. member Of this association as
the cost is a trifle as compared
With the benefits to be derived
from Il