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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-29

sued up to date. Flynn is given place
on,al OF them, and Maddox OF Michigan
Abbott OF Wisconsin, Weeks. and Hester
of Michigan arc recognized by all as Thu
best men In their positions Ralph Hoag,
hand gives Van Vallsenburg u place al
Ffullback on his first team.
Chicago Press Club Entertains. &
Last night the Chicago Press Club en-.
tertained the football men who were Ii
town at a banquet. Among those pres
ent were Director Huff and Coach Holt
Illinois: Captain Stahi. Illinois:. Dr.. H. q
Williams and johnnie Flynn Minnesota
"Buz" Scandrett, captain of Minnesota
1899 team; George w. Woodruff, the ole
Pennsylvania coach; Coach A. A. Stagg
Chicago; John w. Mclean, the former
Michigan halfback. now coach of Knox
Ralph Hoagland; Fred T. Hayner; Altor
Johnson, assistant coach Of Northwestern;
and many other celebrities Of the football
world. The delegates to the big nine
conference attended in body.
Next Years Schedule -
Minnesota has partially arranged next
years fotball schedule, The gophers by
contract will play Illinois, Wisconsin and
Michigan. The contests with the two first
named teams will be on the grounds of the
opposing teams. Michigan will play al
Minneapolis. Oct.s 81. and Minnesota prob
ably will play at Champaign, ILL.,. Thanks
giving day. Minnesota and Wisconsin
will play at Madison the second week in
November. DR.. Williams has practically
promised Iowa a game one or two weeks
before the Michigan battle. i"
Nebraska Cut Out y
Minnesota will cut out Nebraska in the
future. DR.. Williams said last: evening:
There Is no real reason why we should
play Nebraska, again, we have played
them three times and they have won one
game, our schedule will be heavy enough
without Nebraska and we have nothing to
gain by playing them ~
Michigan and Chicago will play here
Thanksgiving Day as a result of pre-
vious contract. Wisconsin has not booked
Its final game. Illinois will schedule
games with Iowa and Chicago, Nebraska
also asked for a place on Stages schedule
and this will come up to-day at meet
ing between Professor Stage and Manager
Engel of Nebraska. =
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WHIST

The second game in the winter series of mixed
pair contests will be played in the rooms Of the
st. Paul Whist Club. In the Globe building this
evening. These games are not for club members
exclusively. but for NIL lovers Of whist II, the
twin cities. and the committee I'M charge Is par
ticularly anxious to have non-club members and
the women friends participate. Any two PLAYERS
may enter partners. bpt in order to be eligible
for the highscore pins, the pair must consist Of
a lady and gentleman. or two ladies'. This rule
Is intended to prevent tex perts" from carrying
Off the prizes At the first game Of the sories.
played in Minneapolis last month seventy-six
players participated. and it is believed that a
NJ. T.. countryman. E.iA. Reed and r. e Pat
>terson are the countries m 81 ,Pd,i1
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TO1iN BRONZE.
TO Be Used In Building Defender-Llpton
. .~;,.- - Buys Our Blocks.

Bristol r. I.,Nov. 2e.-It is strongly be-
1ieved In Bristol that the new cup defender
will be buff Of Tobin bronze. as were the
Vigilant, the Columbia and the: Constitu-
ton. The main argument for the belief
is that this metal has demonstrated its
usefulness and there is no reason for the
change. ~ - J., .~'.' "a: 80. = -
1t can now be stated definitely that the
blocks shipped by Coleman at Sir Thomas
Ltpton's orders were sent to England.
This Information, OF course. does not come
from Coleman, but 1t does come from q
man who saw the addresses on the sugar
barrels In which the blocks were packed.
1t was at Arst given out that the blocks
were to replace those OF Shamrock H.,
which were destroyed in the fire at Erie
Basin some months ago. 1t Is now evil
dent, however, that the blocks are used
on the new Shamrock. There Isl sIaluch
criticism of this, course among yachtsmen.
The blocks comprise a very vital part OF
a yacht, and as the opposing boats are to
be national representatives, 1t IS argued
that, in make, design and operation, they
should be wholly national $50 '.-':.- .
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CURLING.

1 Work: of repairing the. clubhouse for the Flour
City Curling Club has beestTs coinnenced, and
when the first hard freeze comes around ali Will
be In readiness for flooding the rinks. -Four
Kinks Will again be in use the coming winter
and the coming season should see some splendid
curling: S5--@:ys3s Essi s.f.ss ts<s2s 80
A feature OF the winters program will be
series Of games between Minneapolis teams and
crew Of curriers' from Scotland The Scotch
men are to first visit Canada. and from Winni4
peg will come to the twin rttirs.
3 Minneapolis. ST, Paul and probably Duluth will
he. the only, American cities to be ,,onored by
ythe Scotch tourists.
rs The Flour City Club has nnembersfip
Of over eighty. and an effort will be made to In
crease the list to 200 names. ss ~ - \
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GOOD ATFlGUREs;i

First National Bank Foetba.llsts Runs Ut
:s~~ a%Laroe seore:% - ~..;
The clerks of the First National bank
have football team which they believe
is invincible In the independent football
class: They have met some of the strong
est teams in the city, and as yet have moi
lost one game. In a contest with the
Minneapolis & st. Louis eleven Thanks
giving Day the First National bank pig
skin chasers not only won out with ease
but let the railroaders down without q
score. The bankers rolled up 20 points
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GOT A NECK HOLD
hatchees Defeated the Turkeys for Grid
iron Hcnors.

The Turkeys under Captain Burnside lost
heir>heads Thursday morning when they
collided with the Hatchets under Captain
Murphy at M!sft field, Chicago avenue and
Twenty fourth street, the final score after
seventy minutes Of the fiercest kind OF
football being 20 to 0.
Both teams were composed Of the, '..old
boys" whose names We're famous "a few
years back In the twin city high school
world and they showed from the start to
the finish that they had not forgotten the
way to play the game. The line buckine
of both teams was especially fierce. but
the Iowa tackling-a neck hold or higher
was one Of the features Of the game.
MacCullum and Solem officiated.
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FOOTBALL HERE AND THERE.

The Redfeld and. 'Yankton college football
teams met here yesterday In one Of the best
games ever played in the state Yankton won
by score Of 5 to O.
Gladstone defeated Norway in hard-fought
grid1ron contest by score Of 10 to o.
Buena Vista college defeated Alta at Storm
Lake. Iowa. Thursday. Score, 10 to O.
Pipestone. %; Worthington. 5.
Elmore. MIMI. II; Humboldt College O.
Detroit high school beat team from Moorhead
normal and Moorhead high school, Thursday
Score. IS to IL. Last Saturday the Detroit
team. beat the Verndale high school team, at
the Inter place. 81 to 0. "a, :.:....~
The Humboldt. Iowa high school defeated
Emmetsburg high school by q score of Al to. o.
which makes Humboldt the champion high school
of northern Iowa.
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can safely recommend 1t to my one suffering
from stomach trouble. --,&s f 81 ~
Il. NJ. JOHNSON, Elko, Va, Sept. s, 1902.
Do not fill your system With harmful drugs.
Doctors prescribe and hospitals use Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey whenever an absolutely pure slim
ulant and tonic are required. 1t contains no
Fusel Oil other dangerous Ingredient.
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AMONG THE MINORS.

The Washburn Home team defeated the Web
ster school eleven by score of 80 to 6. =...:"
The Hnmiltons desire game with teams aver.
aging 100 pounds. Address Arthur Skogland,
423S Bryant av n.
The Northern Pacific team defeated the Mime
sofa Transfers By score OF Is to 0. 49,. J..
The I.akeshores defeated the. Lyndales by a
score OF to 0. The Lakeshores claim the 1885,
13o-poupd championship of the city.
The Little Gophers challenge any team aver
aging from IS to 95 pounds Washingtons pre-
ferred. H. F. Raiche, AL Fourth street NE r
The Washington football team Claims the e5-
pound championship The Washingtons claim a
game from the Harrisohs for non-appearance.
They also defeated the Second Msfts. 6: to 5;
the Westphals,. too; and the Holy Rosary
team. II to 0, and want games with any o.
pound team in the city. Address Morris Frud-
man, 1113 Fifth street s. E
The football game between the -Perhnrn high
school and alumni was tie. Score, to s.
The Mishts defeated the Madisons by a score
Of Is to o. The Misdts now claim the 115 and
12O.pound championship. Teams wishing games
with the Misfts may call upon Paul Soleu, 243G
Twelfth avenue s. n =
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-1o ,,t,,, FOR soxEoNE 70 rHRow

Demon wrestler. who il with the CrackertAck
company. scheduled for tho Dewey next week.
is anxious to meet Home of:the fast local wrest-
Hurry Leoni. IL now here trrinr to arrange for
number, OF bouts Parker agrees to throw any
man in fifteen Minutcs orsforfcit &3J : He bars
no WEIGHT. i 81 5.ss 81 ia .Sss lf 5#
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BOWLING

|. The shght for first place in the Minneapolis
Rowling League continues to be close sApdS inter-
esting. The Turner'S are in the s1eadssSf but have
only tribe the better Of the race being
followed closely by the Tuxedo tenn. The Tas-
mos and Olympias are also going at rapid clip,
while the Buffaloes are not very far behind. The
standing OF the clubs follows:
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|C1l1PPh OF The Stomach
and other indigestion catarrh Of
tho head and other compcaons people
have IN form anoer the only absolute
for dyspepsia and ndgestonf is $ss<#$.
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHlSkEY

Catarrh and dyspepsia symptoms are sense
o. burning and dull weight in the stomach after
eating, sometimes accompanied by heartburn,
hatulence constipation or diarrhoea, Ianguor, de-
preston, 1rr1tab1l1ty, dull headaches; all these
symptoms show, that your digestive organs
out OF orders and you should take Durys Pure
Malt Whisky. 1t Will cure dyspepsia and
stimulate the blood to healthy action 49,. ~
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TO SETTLE CHAMPIONSHIP
st. Cloud and St: Paul High Schools: Meet
at Lexington Park,

at Lexington Park.
The state high school championship was
settled this afternoon at Lexington. park.
St Paul, when the st. Cloud and st. Paul
Central teams struggled for supremacy.
so far this season St. Paul has defeated
every team met, while ST. Cloud has been
defeated but once and that by Duluth,
whom she later defeated by a. decisive
score.
AS arrangements between St. Paul Cen
trail and all three high school teams in
Minneapolis have fallen through there Is
no way Of getting line on the playing
ability OF the st. Paul team: The twin
city championship will be in as great a
middle as ever. The game to-day was
called at 2:3O sharp - .......t- =.
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FIGHTING

Morris Levy, OF The Hayes Valley Athletic
Club. yesterday forwarded from San Francisco to
J.. r. Mclean. Of Cincinnati. a certified check
Tor ST. 900 which the club posts for d guarantee
that 1t can pull of the Corbett- AfcGovern fight;
It is proposed that the fight take place In San
Francisco about Christmas.
: Joe Handler Of Newark, N. J.. Knocked out
Herman Miller. Of Baltimore (Joe Cans spar-
ring partner) In the thirteenth round. at Halti-
more, last night before the Eureka Athletic
Club, -#n,e5 4 s&!i4g:s[-fsg&, SIS -
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w1NoNA MEN sHoor.

Special to The Journal 1--2:-1 4 q 49, D
Winona. Mimi, Nov. 20 %. The Ninona Sports.
mems Club held an interestins shoot yesterday;
Mt its grounds in this city; Local shooters,
chiefly. participated. although there were fen,
from out OF the city The jack rabbit System.
was used in the division OF prizes. =. !.
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ASTHMA:

Medical authorities throughout the country in
c.uding names like those OF Or. e. F: Beard South
Birmingham, Mass; DR.. L. D. Knott, Lebanon
KY; Dr.. NJ. L. Cratfey, St. Louis, Mo: DR.. F. E.
Brown, sanborn, Io";a, and Dr.J.C Curryer of St.
Paul, Mimi, now agree that the Whetzel system
Of asthma affords an actual and absolute
heretofore, have been 10 ease tue breathing and
keep the distressing. symptoms under control,
leaving the disease itself alive. but latent and
asleep in the system. Under the Whctzel treat
ment the germ OF the malady Is eradicated and
the patient made exempt from further attacks.
FREE TRIAL FOR ALL APPLICANTS.
Dr.. Whetsel will for time send test course of
treatment free to oil applicants sHho will give
short description OF their case and aid III the
humane work by sending the names of two other
persons having asthma.
ASH for booklet Of particulars in writing for free
trial freatmcnt., Address ii 53ss So ss$.
DR.. FRANK WHETzEl,
Dent. American Express Building, CHICAGO,
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TO ca,,forn,a..

Through Pullman Tourist sleepers to
California via the Sunshine Routes (Chi-
cago. Milwaukees& St, Paul and Santa Fe
1ines1. every Tuesday. Berth rate, s6.
Ticket office. ,a3S Nicollet avenue, or adj
dress w. y. Exon, ly: w. r. A., St Paul.
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Change of Time, c.

Change Of Time, c. r. l.. e. p. ny.
Commencing Nov. 80 Rock island trains
will leave Milwaukee depot $40 a. M and
/ 7:10 p. m. daily, arriving $40 q. m. and
4:55 y. m. NO s. 8 Ss &:
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INDOOR BASEBALL

The indoor baseball team from the University
OF Minnesota was defeated last evening by the
All-star team. composed OF Duluth and Superior
players bya score Of II to g., The Minneapolis
men played ragged bali at the start and In the
second inning allowed the All-stars to Pile up
nine runs. zalusky and Branton played fast
ball for the visiting team! The mines played
in the following order. - :@g5 81
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STOMACH TROUBLE CURED.

Gentlemen: got six bottles Of your Whiskey
about a year ago, and used half of 1t and it
did me great deal of good, and gave the rest
to my brother, who had stomach trouble, and l
think he would be in his grave to-day If it
hadn't been for your whiskey, MS he was going
down fast and the doctor could do him no good.
2
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TWO BOTTLES CURED him,

zi"' : Atlantic City, n. j., March 16, 1902
:. Dear Sirs: I have used two bottles of your
Pure Malt Whisky. tried 1t for indigestion
and dyspepsia and found great relief from it.
NJ TT RENO
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CURED INDIGESTION,

have used Duny's Malt Whiskey for half a
year, and it afforded me great satisfaction by
curing me of the dreaded disease, indigestion,
which troubled me for two years. DAVID COR
DON, ITO W 18th st, Chicago
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CURED DYSPEPSIA,

! have used Duffy's Pure Malt Whlskey for
dyspepsia, and from the benefit derived from it
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The T..mo bovlers won two games from the

The final games in the Russell Olness bowling
match were played at Spears alleys yesterday,
giving the former total OF 2,551 against :, al
for Olness for fifteen games. :. ~ = S."
8 A team from Browning. King & Co. bowled" a
match game last night at the Phster alleys. St
Paul against the Drewry team. The Drewry
rollers Rad an easy time and got all three with
out rolling more than $50. ~: - .t,.-.
The City Bowling League. St. Paul. had two
matches last night, one at the Selby avenue al
legs and one at the Phster alleys. The Doris
and Capital teams rolled at the Pfster alleys and
put vi, the better OF the two contests. The Capt.
tai team won two Of the three. bowling B54. a4a
and S53 In the three games. The defeat Of the
Doris players caused them to lose the top place
in the percentage column. s.-s - -.
The selby team recrganized after the games
last night and elected new officers. a. follows:
L.. Il. Lane. president; G. A. Lamb, ssecretary and
treasurer: W. II. Bell, captain. The members
of the team F. II. Hamilton. Bert Cole,
W. II. Rell. C.. A. Lamb. Charles Peterson, L.
L. Lane. Roy Tilton. J. J. Feely, Herbert Elm
quist'' G. S. Fowler and N. il. Fowler. The
games were all three lost, tho Phsters taking
them: s14. ss7 and 7ss. III. z.-%, 49,: =: :.
The Grimm and the CANISTER bowling teams pun
up close contest ut the Grimm alleys. St Paul.
last night The scores were not high. but there
was only a difference of a. few pins between
the two teams in each game. The Canister team
captured the hrst and the Grimms took the other
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Eek. Sun. Others daily. /
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Chtcago-Atlantic Exp.
Chicago-Fast Meu ....l
Northwestern Limited
Chi'go, Nilw'kee, Mad'n.
Wxusal, F.duLac, Or. BayI
Duluth, Superior, Ashrd. |
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Duluth, Superior, Ashl'd.
Gilmore, Algena. -Des NJ ;
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New Uln, st. James. /
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Omaha Limited
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EE|5S1I NORTHERN; !

Office. 800 Nc. Phone. Main 800. Union Depot.
Leave. laDaily. bis1. sun. csun. oniy.l Arrive.
s:3OamSt. Cloud, Cass Lake, Bemidjiib :5lpn
b 6:20amI .Tintah, Aberdeen, Fargo. ID 4:5lpn
s:oaam{ 81 VEN 10 Mastssa 2:ovvs4
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5:U7pm .Wayzata and Hutchinson. ID s:5osm
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ali 5opr ests S.eu. 1..;.... 81 4:osnn,
J:25an ""osPS"@ ~ 6:1osu
Sleeper for IL: 80 train ready at 0. In. -
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| N WESTERN IINEI
AAEC. SIP.M.& o.RXa=

ss z 1CuSs nv AA1us
Leave. Arrive.
7:5U am. 1925 PA
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pm. An.
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s7:S5 u.m. $500 Pm.
400 1855
Pm. Pm.
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neural GlA AND kidney TROUBLE

Rheumatism and Neuralgia who don I
>. Their blood is filled with poisonous
: they are certain to suffer those most
To cure these ailments strike at the
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Chicago, Milwaukee
6 81. Paul RAILWAY,

aINfy. bEx. Sun. dEx. Sat.l Leave. Arrive.
Chicago, La Crosse Mlw'ke.l Ia 7:5oamI a1O :30pn
Chicago. La Crosse, Milw'keela 5:2opln 2:o1pm
Chicago Pioneer Limited)a S:UUprua e:0Oam
Milwaukee, La X, Winona. ia 2:20pmla 3:20pm
Chicago, Faribault. DubuoueIa 3:5JpmIa 9:2uam
Red Wing and Rochester. -. ID 2:2Opm Ib1 :U1pm
Lacrosse, Dubuq.. Rk. Islandlb 7:5oam bio :3opm
Eorth6eld, Faribault, K.City.Ia 7:5Oam q 6:2opm
Ortonville. Mubank. Aberd'ntb 0:2IImb 5:45pm
Ortonville Aberdeen, dFargoIa 7:OOpmla 7:0Oam
Eorthfed, Faribault, Austin. ID 1:15pn b11 :20an1
hI)ailS except Sunday. :
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3 Total deficiency :. ............. $50
Il earnestly recommend that without a
years delay the number Of midship1nen at
the academy be Increased sufficiently to
meet the prospective needs OF the service.
"The number Of enlisted men in the ma
val service on June 80, 1902 was Il ABB. It
is believed that in intelligence. education,
adaptability to the service and fidelity to
It's interests, our men will compare favor
ably with those of any other navy.
Il believe 1t to be my duty to recon-
mend a continuance without interruption
Of the increase OF ships. Differences or
opinion exist among naval officers. but all
agree that not less than two battleships
should be 3ennong the, number authorized: =
Trherc tfs iimpefa tive demand for the es-
Establishment OF q naval stat ton in the Phil
tpplne and In the West Indian islands or
I the sCarribea -. 4 L .,--s3.,.
The results OF experiments in the use OF
oil for fusl are given, and they are favor
able. M Il, !, sts..y...n,,@ zz.5s.l.s-~l
During tke past year 233 guns, chiefly of
large caliber. have been manufactured at
the naval gun factory, making a total OF
l.2lo guns thus far made i at that estab-
lisl1ment. The manufacture of ,armor has
progressed satisfactorily, 1872 tons hav-
ing been delivered sat various shipyards
during the past year.
The appropria tons for the fiscal year
1902. exclusive OF public works. were $42,-
1S4.S95. 3d. = From this $30.137, 1915 has
been withdrawn, leaving balance Of
$l2,047726.24. ists s yiss. s,5ss E@sl
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the Most Imperative Need"

The most imperative need of the navy
to-day is Of additional officers. I can
not' oVerstate this need. The adnlinistra-
ton Of the department is embarrassed al
most daily by, the lack of officers below
command rank. The deficiency in the
number. OF officers required for the full
complement of naval duty will be at the
end Of four years as4folIows: 49,. .~..:
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-22
The Big Stock Show.

Tl4s 10 unusual interest this year in
the stgnasional Live Stock Exposition
whi4 0lens in Chicago November 18th,
cont bning until December 9th. 40
cord 70 reports from Chicago. The
snt4s SalrsAiy excssd al previos,s
EaGhfl II tAesAinA aDA thsse n sysxY ~
1ln1An ths4 tKS show will b the Gfeat-
e. ser held in this country. Special
attsnton is being given to the range
ca&ticfeature and western men are more
than Usually interested. The Denver &
Rio (rande has made an open rate of
one Il ,Fe plus - for the round trip from
all pdhts on the system. Tickets will
be on sale November soth and Decem-
ber II and ID; final limit leaving Chi
caeo N return. December sth. A large
number Of stockmen have already an.
npunjed their determination Of visiting
4 10 tie show.
The Meeker herald., 1902-11-22
Denyer Live stock Market.

Denver Live StOCk m6fkeGs
DENVER. CoLo.. Nov. 17.-tSpecial)
The receipts of cattle at the Denver
Union Stock Yards 30 far this month
are l4,l80. Over 1900 handled during
the past week alone. Market verv act
i've at . decline amounting to about 25
cents cwt. Tho best stockers and feed
ers are now quoted at "a cwt. Heavy
runs at the river together with the gen
orally poor quality has caused the de-
cline. Forced marketing because of
short grass. Growers will be helpcd out
some by the reduction In the freight
rate on corn west. The railroads have
cut the rate s cents cwt.. and II cat
tlemen take advantage Of this bv feed
ing instead Of shipping their stock Is
feeders and thus create better demand
for corn there arc good prospects of an
other s cent reduction. Cattlemen can
afford to feed go TO 70 cent corn and
send beeves to market next spring In
stead Of their poor. cattle now.