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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14
Salt Rheun
1t may become chronic.

1t may become chronic.
1t may cover the body with
large, inhamed, burning, itching,
scaling patches and cause intense
suffering. 1t has been known to
do so.
Do not delay treatment.
Thoroughly cleanse the system
Of the humors on which this
aDment depends and prevent their
return.
The medicine taken by Ms. Ida e. Ward,
Cove Point. Nd. was Hoods Ssrsaparilla.
She writes; "Ihsd di,sgreeabie itching on
my arms which | concluded was salt rheum
began taking Hoods Sarsapsrilla and in
two days felt better. II was not long before
Twas cured and have never had any skin
disease since"
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Chestnut cold by Imp st. Gatlen-
Amourette, sidney paget, s2,lO0.
Bay coldt by Imp Star Ruby .Anar-
chy, g y. Morris, $500.
Chestnut nlly by Imp Golden Carter
Annette + j. llealy, $500
Chestnut Ally by Imp Golden Carter
Aurelia; +. H. McCarren $1,000.
Chestnut cold by Imp Basset Dlvar-
Ia Pat Dunno, $500.
Chestnut colt by Imp Star Ruby
Bear Flag, A. l., Aste, $1,000,
BAY cold by Imp Star Ruby Bedotte;
G. Is Morris, $1,000,
Chestnut coldt by Imp ST. Gatlen-
Bella B Sidney Paget, SllO0.
Bay colt by Maximo- Bery; G.. b.
Morris, $500.
Bay colt by Imp Star Ruby Bethulia:
PAT Dunno, 1900
Bay colt by Imp Golden Garter imp
Boule de Neige: w. j. Arkell, $1,000.
Chestnut colt by MaXimo-Clay Stock
ton; @. d. Wilson $500
Bay FLY by Imp Golden Carter p
II; g. d, Wilson, $3.50,
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SportiDe Notes.

Douglas, second baseman of the l.. D..
s.. will be given a trial with the La
goons next week.
The Opal club will hold its first BIZ
cycle excursion TO Ogden canyon on
Sunday, June %,
Harry Gibson will start in training
today to race at the saucer during the
rest Of the season.
London, June 13.-The continued wet
weather has necessitated the postpone
ment Of the third and final game OF
the series for the American polo team
from Saturday. June IA, until Monday
June Is.
Denver, Colo. June 1S.-Harry Forbes
of Chicago was given the decision over
Mark Devaney Of Denver tonight at the
end OF ten rounds before the Elyrla
Athletic club Forbes had the better
of the fight from the start,
Tacoma. Wash, June l3.--Manager
Dugdale Of the Seattle Baseball club
is said 10 be willing to sell the clever
third baseman, Gus Klopf Bad feet
ing exists between them and Klopf was
left at home during the Seattle clubs
Montana trip. Dugdale Is not wiling
however, to let Klopf go 10 strong
team of the Pacific Northwest league
Gales Ferry, Conn. June 13--The
chief feature Of the practice Of the Yale
crews this morning was the trial OF
racing starts by the varsity and
freshmen elghts The freshmen
showed o good deal OF improvement ia
form, but the work OF the varsity
men was little ragged. The four-oar
crew was out for half an hour, taking
two-mile spin. Much Of the time
was devoted to practice at the catch
and In recovery.
The great ST. Louis Derby will be run
at the fair grounds this afternoon be-
fore probably the largest attendance
that has ever visited the race course.
The prize to be contested for win be
worth $4,000 Other things are at
stake besides the money value OF. the
prize-turf glory, local pride and the
prestige that always attends the winner
of a great classic. A field OF nine
horses Will go to the post, comprising
some OF the very best 3-year-olds in
training IN the west
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IN, Something About the Politics
OF Idaho.
WHO IS TO BE GOVERNOR
~. pIG,euIt TO Answer-scna'
,.dsI prospects -Hor'icui'ure
on Mood River.

Mr. C B, HURT member OF the ida,
n.,nhllcan state committee. arrived
.rr this morning, from Boise, en-
on n business trip to Chicago.
,gssr asked about the prospective
',mlnatlons for governor, he remarked
-, capt Hunt, the present executive
worklng hard to so connect his
s..s lint he would secure the Demo-
..,,o nomination. and as he had many
,,nds he would be able to make
,.,tty san fight At the same time,
,rv cen Frank Martin is a good
,..n with many friends, and 1t Is cs-
ami at this stage OF the game to say
,hleh was ahead But perhaps Martin
Aeyeloplng the greatest strength. AS
p ,bs Republican side of the fence,
"a nsvey Is making such rapid strides
Z ,hs mont that many regard him az
NY IN capture the Republican nomin-
.,,on for governor Mr., Dewey has
eesn holulns az ~ ability and n man
be y a n'y I"horlng element In The
WON Wy ,nr, 'onch rosnec, as AZ
ecmmuHls o,o,'lne many men IN dlffer.
a,t Ines of Industry, he has never had
81. ~ on bis hands"
sulAe w. n sD,atnrsh,n ~ tho rrmo.
AS 70 slr M lnrIslatIro Ueit,eIdt
GaIs ca.ls h ' without dlf,oultv,
WY su Ivy pon"hllcans carry The legis.
pu L wv me- uii me strong fight he
lsVle' e sSe, ana Porah Each mar
tween 'nonp followlng ana ~ ono
hS nS tha other will mako i'm.
ioE., an's ~ Mani his onnonent ana
plha1vns IA he would hot be s,r-
ply hs,' as go dark horse carry on the
Pxl ,i "a sorors As n The congrcs.
sslA ., nn,, I If Is roo early to
sloaa "D,hlng mi may he reIieI an
sss a,o 's s,asa would 20 RenulSicnn
in' 'n' ~ S'' ti,r,t' Ala not for q MO.
YIN ~n H. aas Inc Immigration for
n'M uyugS ,,onths has heen eraoter
wv Ilss anv t,yo nrevious vears
m,' ~. 1911, aaporaI daveIonmenf Is greater
s a. Wy os aysr onticjnated The preaf
4 W. s a. ,n,mIcration has heen fron,
s-n u w p.nrhiican ssctlons M ,he
nss" s,err sta,es and ,hara "a M
nnus Vs." ~ magma thew will chance
~ n.y. no,l,Jos With change Of resi-.
uel p'"''N' va"
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Varsity Rowing Grows.

Madison, Wis, June 1.-THE Wis
consin varsity and freshmen crews left
for the east this morning to take part
In the races at Poughkeepsie next Sat
urday. The crews probably Will row
In the following order.
'Varsity-Bow, Moffet; ?, Steers, g.,
Palmer; T. Stevenson, 8, Mather; g.,
Jordan Z, Captain Gailini stroke, Me.
Comb; coxwain, Sawyer. Gibson and
Lyman are taken along as substitutes.
The freshmen taken on the trip
We're. Bow. Schumacher, 2, Stack; 3,
Orbert. 4 Lindsay 8, Sinclair; 9, Bart
let; T. Miller; stroke, Reed; coxwaln,
Morrison Haley and Bartlett were
taken along as substitutes The crews
are accompanied by Coach O'Dea, Com
modore Bergstrom and Vice Commo-
dore Werder.
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Amateur Golf

New York, June ll.-Oficial an
nouncement OF the national amateur
golf championship conditions has been
made by Maturin Ballou, secretary of
the United States Golf association The
tournament will be played at the links
OF the Glenyew Golf club. near Chlca-
go, from July 10 to l9. and entries must
be received by the secretary not later
than ., m on Tuesday, July s, The
championship cup, valued at $1,000, and
four medals are the prizes offered
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HAGGIN SELLS yEARLIyGs.
Animals Bring Good Prices at New
York Today.

New York, June is.-The famous
Rancho del Paso stud yearlIngs owned
by James b. Haggln were sold today
AT the Fasig- Upton sales paddock op-
posite the Sheepshead Bay track ami
brought good prices Green Morris, az
ter some lively bidding with sidney
Paget. secured the brown colt by Imp
Water Cress. Calve, for $1,000 The
chestnut cold by Imp Gold Fench-
Connemara was Knocked down to w.
]. Arkel for $500. The other sales
of $500 or over were.
Bay cold by Imp Gold Flnch-Abllene.
A. l.. Aste. $500.
Chestnut cold by Imp Golden Carter
Abrara; q. d. Wilson, 500.
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Yesterdays Races.
AT BUFFALO.

Buffalo. N. Y, June l3.-Fort Erie re-
suits;
First race, six furlongs-Andrattus
Won Sir Kingston second, st. David
third. Time :2Ols.
Second race, mile--Radford won. Ben
eckart second, Presgraves third. Time
.49%
Third race, four and half furlongs-
Au Fait won, G G Good second. Mel.
bourne Eclipse third. Time-l:0O.
Fourth race six furlongs-E dinbor-
ough won, Fillbuster second, Easy
Street third. Time-i.20A.
Firth race, six furlongs-Competitor
won, Carrie / second, Also Ran II
third. Time-1.20.
Sixth race, six and half furlongs--
Clayena won, Maple second, Lemuel
third. Time-l:25.
AT NEW YORK.
New York, June 1s.-Gravesend re-
suits.
First race, about six furlongs, selling
Criterion won, Ben Howard second,
Charles w. Meyer third. Time
l;102-5
Second race, mile and 70 yards
Grand opera won, Connecticut second,
Slip Thrift third. Time--l:16.
Third race five furlongs--Roxboro
won, Gold Money second, THAN third.
Time-i:0 2.
Fourth race, handicap, mile and an
eighth-Ethlcs won, Victor second, Hin
dred third, Time--l :54 l-l5.
Fifth race, handicap, about six fur
longs-AfrIcander won, Tantalus Cup
second, Bob Hurst third. Time
1:l0 l-5.
Sixth race, mile and a slxteenth-Ag-
nes d. Won, Henry Clay Rice second,
Prince Richard third. Time-l;4S 3-5.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, June l3.-.Three horses fell In
the steeplechase at Harlem today and
Jockeys Brodie and Lyons were pain.
fully injured. the former seriously.
Brodie had the mount on Glissando and
Lyons was on Red VIII. summary
First race, half mile-Top Sail won.
Alice Carey second, Pirate third. Time
-:S94-5.
Second race, six furlongs Della
Ostrand won. Emma C. l.. second, ST.
moon third Time-1:2l3-b.
Third race, steeplechase, short course
Farrell won, Cooley second. Helen
Paxton third Tlme--S:ig
Fourth race six furlongs-If You
Dare won, Aratoma second, Lovable
third. Time-l:2l LIS.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Glendon
won, Ben Chalice second, Filly Deck
third. Tlme--1:7 3-5.
Sixth race. mile--Guy II. won Lief
Prince second. Peat third. Time
1850 2-5.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, o.. June l3.-Resuts al
Latonia.
First race, half mile, selling-Jib Gore
II won. Pomoino second. Rice third.
Time-i.i5h.
Second race, five furlongs-Rridal
March won. Crime second, Lansing II.
third. Time-i.3h
Dinskie finished second, but was dis.
qualified for foullng.
Third race. mile and 20 yards-Man-
damus won Facade second, Bentley
Il. third, Time-l:45k.
Fourth race. hurdles, full course,
Brandywine won. Free Gold second,
Flora Bell third. Time-2:25.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Syria won.
Miss Chairman second, Lizzie Boy |
third Time-l;l5.
Sixth race. mile and 20 yards-Nugget |
won, Battle second, Temptress third. |
Y.
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New York. June i3.--Miss Genevieve
Iecker OF New York who has twice
won the Woman's Metropolitan golf
championship. was today beaten by
Mrs. l.. a. Manlce, also OF New York.
IN the semi final round OF the third an
nual tournament Of the Women's Met
ropolitan Golf association on the links
Of the Essex County club. The defeat
on The champion came as surprise u
all who had followed her play. Her
brilliant game yesterday seemed to as
sure her the possession Of her title for
another year at least Today, however,
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So THIS SPECIAL OFFER A
LIMI1ED ONE So.

Drs shores especially CAUTION
you that You want TO be cured for
the low rate OF SO month. all
medicines free, you must begin
your treatment AT ONCE. II you
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ply to you until you are perma-
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TREATMENT WITH DRs.
SHORES WITH CATARRH OR
ANY CATARRHAL CHRONIC
DISEASE DURING JUNE WILL
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Horses Out

New York, June l4.-Green 3. Morris
has declared his horses Homestead and
Old England out OF the American Der
by 10 be run at Washington Park. Chi
cago, week from today. This an
nouncement came as surprise TO turf
men generally as It had bee nexpected
that at least one OF the horses named
would carry the Morris colors in the
western classic.
81 decided not TO send the colts to
Chicago" said Mr. Morris. because
am afraid the track will be muddy and
they would take the trip for nothing
as neither likes the mud. Then they
have valuable stake engagements at
Sheepshead Bay next week and
thought II better to run them here than
10 take chance by going west"
Homestead and Old England. are In
the $4,000 Tidal stakes, to be run at
Sheepshead the same day the American
derby will be decided.
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So A MONTH BY MAIL.

No need be deprived OF the advantages Of this sp.
cIAL OFFER because of living away from the city.
WRITE DRs. SHORES AT ONCE, II you cannot call FOR
THEIR SYMPTOM LIST AND QUESTION BLANKS, and
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CURE cATARRH AND ALL CATARRHAL CHRONIC
DISEASES FOR THE LOW FEE OF 81 A MONTH; NO
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holds good to ALL WHO APPLY THIS MONTH CALI.
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Races at saucer.

Barney Oldaeld beat Johnnie Chap
man in the motor race at the saucer
last night. Here is the summary OF the
meet.
Mile open. professional Final--Sam-
uelson, Palmer, Furman. Time
2:03 2-5. Edmonds and Emery also ran.
Mile open. amateur-Final-Hu
Koffer, Cranes Time-2,0I l-5. Red
man and Tate also ran.
Mile consolation. professionalism
man. Chapman. Oldfeld. Time-2:lj.
MAY and Emery also ran.
Ten-mile motor race. Chapman VS.
Oldheld-Oldheld won. Time--le:i9 As.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14

The Following 30 volumes Will be add
ed TO thep ubic library Monday morn.
Ing. June l6, 1902:
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gerard--A Grand Duchess 0ife OF An
ma Amelia OF Sake Weimer- Bisenach,
Vols.
hook of Old English Ballads.
Bell-Abroad With the Jimmes.
Brldges-Bramble Bree. Poetry.
mpbell-Househol Economies.
Chapman-Bird Life.
Corbin-An American at Oxford.
Fitch--Captain Jnks--A Comedy.
Fredericksen-Fin
Gladden-Social Salvation.
Grove-seventy-one Days Camping In
Morocco.
Hemstreet-when Old New York was
Young.
Hggin-spanlsh Life in Town ana
Country.
Ingelow-Poetical Works.
Jordan-Care and Culture Of Men.
Lodge-The Close OF the Middle Ages.
Mabie-Works and Days .....,..
Muzzey-Splritual Heroes.
Nordoy-lnfluence Of Old Morse Liter
allure Upon English Literature.
Peters-Labor and Capital
Philips-Modern Europe.
Remy-Influence Of India and Persia
on the Poetry Of Germany.
-Reasonableness Of Faith.
Roosevelt and others-The Deer
Family.
sandys and others-Upland Game
Birds.
saxe-Poetical Works.
ieytus-- Hypnotism.
Stcphens-George Eliot.
Arong-The Next Great Awakening.
DEMONSTRATIONS In Literature,
Yriarte-Venlce.
REFERENCE.
Mller-The Brook Book.
THE Speckled Brook Trout.
FICTION.
Banks-oldneld
Brown-In the Days OF Giants. (Ju.
yenile)
Dhbar-Sport Of the Gods.
characterization Manning.
Iarding--Gate of the Kiss.
Hough-The Mississippi Bubble.
king-Bread and Wine.
aui-Heralds OF Empire.
Ihllips--Her Serene Highness.
Pullen-Mr. Whitman,
Rhone-Days OF the Son of Man,
ROod-Iiardwicke.
Sabatine--The Suitors Of Yvonne.
Hilton-Mlss Petticoates.
Niele.- Myra Of the Pines.
Wlliams-The Late Returning.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Peoria, Ills June ls,-score: Peoria,
2; st. Joseph, (.
Denver. June 1S.--Score; Denver, TO-;
Colorado Springs, 3.
Milwaukee. June 13.-The Kansas
City club failed to arrive today, being
delayed on account OF wreck. and to-
days game with Milwaukee was post
poned,
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Sale of Horses.

New York, June lS.--The famous
Rancho del Paso stud yearlngs, owned
by James b. Haggln, were sold today
at the Fasig- Triton sales paddock. OPP
posite the Sheepshead Bay track. md
brought good prices Green Morris,
after some lively bidding with Sidney
Paget, secured the brown colt by Imp.
Walter Cross Calve for $4,000. The
chestnut colt by Imp. Gold Finch-
Connemara was knocked down to w
j. Akell for $500.
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Tired, Tired

Tired. That one word tells
the whole story. No rest.
No comfort. No particular
disease. just all tired out.
Fortunately, physicians know
about Ayers Sarsaparllla.
They prescribe 1t for ex-
haustion, anemia, depression,
general debility. An t sl.%l
No matter what ails you nor what
medicine you take, you cannot get well
II your bowels are constipated. Cor
rect this at once by taking Ayers Pills,
just one pill each night. These are
great aid to the Sarsaparilla.
Is cents. &c. AVER co.. Lowell, Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14

Catarfh extends from the throat along tho
eustaehan tubes into the ears, causing partial Of
complete deafness. Quickly cured with little cost
by Dfs. Shores famous treatment
is your hearing falling9'
DO your ears dlschargeH
10 the war drying Ia your eaur'
DO you bear better some days tnan othersr
rs your hearing worse shen you have coldr
Don't neglect this until Jour hearing IL ir.
epaFaby destroyed Drs. Shores can cure 700.
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The bronchial Tub...

When eatarrh Of the head or throat Ia negl ected
Or wrohgfully treated, Il extends down the WIND
pipe into the bronchial tubes, aud after a Sllit
attacks the lungs. Quickly cured with little cost
b. Drs. Shores famous treatment.
Have you o coughi"
80 you take cold easilyw
Have you pain 10 the slder'
DO you raise frothy materialsi"
no you spit up little cheesy lumpsY
-po you feel YOU are growing weaketr
Don't risk neglecting these warninrs-- stop III,
Eiease before II reaches the lungs
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OF the stomach.

usohse VI the hNet. IN AUl have snY Or ali y
tnsw' seek Drs. ahOics now And BE- cured.
OF the Stomach.
Cstasrh Of the stomach Is usually csus,d NJ,
swalloSlng mucus which drops down from ~
head aud throat ut night Quickly cured an iislis.
cost By Drs. Shores famous trcltmsut
'ls there nausea -
DO you belch up gasf
Are you e0nstipatedi"
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rs theFe constant bad taste In the mouth p
NOW u the time 20 be permanently cured. pfsl
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symptoms of Diseases OF the Nerxe.-
The majority u nervous diseases ars a.u.aa
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symptoms as these f0li0wi
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IN your temper irriiable7
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. Are you easily frighienedi
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Teckla G. W. sjoberg, Salt Lake ..3S
A. II. Taylor Salt Lake ......n.35
Priscilla n, Stewart. Salt Lake 20
w. T. Edward, Salt Lake .........30
Amanda d. Brown, Salt Lake .n..2S
f, III. Knlckerbocker, Salt Lake ..n..27
Marion Knickerbocker Salt Lake. IA
Fritz Rockelmann, Salt Lakeu.....43
Marie b. kunz salt Lake a......2S
0. Nj. Parsons, Salt Lake ..,.....3l
Florence. Taylor. Salt Lake ......27
c. NJ Berkhoel, Salt Lake ........29
julia II. Thomas, Salt Lake "....l9
II, H. Pickering. salt Lake ..........22
Emily ID. Sellers sali Lake ......lS
Albert Prince. Sandy. ..,..,....22
Ettie Hasam Murray ......,....i9
X. w. Morgan, Salt Lake ........22
Sarah a. Williams Salt Lake .....20
e. e. Watrons, Salt Lake n"....2O
Mary NJ Jenkins, Salt Lake moods
0. II. Hansen, Murray .....n....25
Gertle e. Anderson, Murray ......1S
u. II. Dorman, Salt Lake ,.....SO
May A. Davis, Salt Lake .......22
j. +, Mollenhauer, Stockton. Cal.....21
Nellie A. Reilly stockton, Cal"o.l9
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Hoods Jarsapariiia

Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. 1t is positively une-
qualed for nil cutaneous eruptions.
Take it.
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WE TREAT AND CURE.

Troubles
Female Complaints
thin Thon loniIn
IA leases Gdue Big
recu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14
OGDEN WINS.

AT Ogden yesterday the HOLSTERS
hornswoggled Salt Lakes innocent
White Wings out Of the game by a
score Of Q to s. It's the same old
thing, They play again today and to-
morrow. Here's how the clubs stand:
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The Head and Throat.

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from neglected colds-quiekly cured with little
cost by Dire. shores famous treatment.
rs your nose stopped upW
docs your nose dlschAfgei"
rs your hose sore and tenderi"
rs there pain In front Of headf
DO you hawk TO clear the thfoati"
IL your throat dry IN the mornlngr
10 you sleep with your mouth Openr'
You eau he easily cured n0w-dOn't lat Il run
into complies lions.
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DANGER SIGNALS
Aches and Pains Are the Danger
Signals That You Are Sick aud
Need Treatment.

Read the following symptoms over carefully,
marx those you feel 10 your case I'd send OF bring
them to Dn shores and they viii tpll you whether
fos eau be cured fHEk or CHARGE.
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Liver Disease.

Tue liver II affected by Catarrhal poisons, ~.
tending from the stomach into the ducts Of the
liver. Quickly cured with little eost By Do,
Shores famous tree tment
DO you get dixzyf'
Have you cold feeti"
"Do you feel mlsersbler'
DO you set tired sasyr .
DO you have hot 1ushesr
"Afe your spiflts low at tlmes~
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IS q Month"; medicines Free 81
FOR ALL CATARRHAL CHRONIC DISEASES

s SHORES smoas GENEROUS CATARRHAL DIS
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College Baseball.

At Ann Arbor, Mich; Cornell. 5;
Michigan. @
Dayton, Wash, June l2.-Dayton, Z;
University OF California, 8.
Athena, ore, June lS-Athena, 4;
Everett, 2.
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Lagoon Defeats Logan With a Score
OF 7 tol.
SALT LAKE HORNSW0GGLED
Same Old story OF Game Between
White wings and HOLSTERS aud
Junction Ciy.

In a score Of 7 to yesterday Buck
Weayer's Farmers took away the game
from the Logan boys at the bali park.
Lempke the pitcher Of the. Lagoons,
was puzzle to the visitors from the
north country and on account OF the
intficacy Of his curves and the eonse-
duent perpleXity of the Infants to him
was mainly due the games result. The
lads are at II again this afternoon,
the game being called at $3.50.
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Inc otnef seml-onclal matcn was De
tween Miss Helene Hernandez OF
Orange and Mrs. William Shlrpen OF
Morristown, and was closely contested
Hernandez won by 2 up and one to
plAY
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no you have rumhlug In the bowel,r \
Ihese are ibe seven llmple SguA Indicating
disease OF the liver. II JOi have sny OF ,Il II
then. seek Drs. Shores now And Be- cured
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NEW BOOKS.
Fifty Volumes to be Added to the Pubs
lie Library.

The following 50 volumes will be add
ed 10 thep ublic library Monday morn
ing. June 16, 1902:
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Ma tional League.
STANDING or TEAMS.
Pacific Northwestern.

Boston, June 3.-Boston- PIttsburg
lme postponed; wet grounds.