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are beginning to appreciate the fact
that The Evening Worlds century run
will be an important event in cycling
history. The run is the chief topic OF
conversation ct the various places where
wheelmen c~ongregate. and in cluo-
houses. The fact that prominent wheel
men have Identified themselves with the
event has done much to satisfy wheels
men that the run will be free from
many of the ~noyance that have been
experienced on centuries where M
competent management was the feature.
Charles j. Obermayer. President OIL
the League of American Wheelmen' WIZ
he the referee OF the run The captain
Of the run is oscar c. Aubut. OF NE
Kings County Wheelmen. Inc chet
~pacemaker is Henry, Welt. csn.ufroh "
ne Century Road club OF America.
ar pme ' hhsm a a staff OF pacssmakers.
courlers. checkers and the many otnJi
assistants Incident to a run OF sn inns
nature. and every wneelnah ia tras
from the ~annoyanceS that OFTEN creep M
on Zig affairs Of this uatu''5. oral =,
Some OF the divisions are almost nltroa
and wheelmen are advised OF the I'm
portance OF entering without further as-
law If they wish to ride in any p~articuiar
division. The number in eaSh SQUAD -
limited: and when the fulI auUed -
ri5e with that particular division. Ex,
perienced century riders realize this. ana
have lost no time in having their names
pt11Inb members are reminded that by
sending fifteen or more names in. either
singly or all together. they Will be ap-
pointed p&cemakers OF NAT E Sfsau today
ana have first choice in the selecuoa
" your division.
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AT G%RAvESEND.

GRAVESEND, n. Y, July 1.-The
day broke dark ard gloomy at the
Gravescnd Race Track this morning,
and during the early hours fog and
plenty of 1t was the rule. The track
was dry n smooth and the racers had
4 good surface to gcllop over, Jockey
quinn, who was thrown in the appren-
tlce race yesterday. escaped with a
badly bruised shoulder II Is stin and
sore all over his body. The boy will lie
Gbout IN the course Ot n few days.
The string OF Grant Lyman. in charge
Of Trainer House, shipped for Saratoga
this morning. Honors of the morning
tell to Trainer James Frayllng. who
Stepped Star ana Garter A useful mic
in Is. handily accomplished. Smart
Set. Of the Barrlrk string. breeze.
through the stretch In O2S. Osgood Of
tho same string, roeled OF one nile !r
q IL. Isia sal,o2ed six furlonss in
Trainer James Mclaughlin sent Monte
Mennenteld and Connecticut together
worked three-quartcrs OF a mile in
IL l-s. captain. X. was breczcd one
mile in ! IS J-i Trainer Hynes worked
outsider SIX furlongs in LIZ. Advance
Guard brcezed three quarters % a mile
IN la; this horse is getting good.
Trainer Rogers sent Baikal thu e-GIar-
tiers II a mile In Log. IIeadla:.d reeled
on i've turlongs In 1903 "a. Souoma
Eelie and Fair Rosalind, worked to-
Gcthcr. brcezed seven-elghts of a mile
In l.i0. Relle Clare stepped a half mile
IN 0.5l, RolNickirag Tar hreezed through
the stretch in or. Eugenia Burch was
sent sis ~furlongs breeding in LIZ. Stone
wall galloped one mile In 1,47.
Archie thinner sent Allan one mile in
i.55. Brunswick reeled off one mile In
l.5l all out, Class, Flammula, Gay Liz
Stables string. breezed three -elghths OF
a mile in go. Herod. the full brother
TO Major. Daingerheld. did the distance
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POLICEMEN WILL MEET
FlREMEN IN GAMES,

"A special feature for the games Of
the Charles j.. Harvey Association.
which take place at Suffers Harlem
River Park on Aug. "A, will be a half
mile run handicap, open to members
OF the Police, Fire and Post-Omce De-
partments of Greater New York. This
event is given regularly at the Harvey
Association games, and is looked for
ward to as an annual fixture by the fire
ladies and bluecoats. IN
some and valuable medal given by
James +. Sullivan. who has Just been
appointed director of physical culture
for the st. Louis Exposition. Entries
for the different events close with n. c.
Strong. 1853 West One Hundred and
Forty-hrst street, and Dieges & Clust,
p John street, on Aug. Z.
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"YOUNG CORBETT'S" LAST
PROPOSITION TO TERRY.
the Dcttcr in Saturdays

Young Corbctt' and Terry MrGovern
are as Bitter rivals in baseball as In the
squared circle, The game that Is TO bs
played between the teams whirh each
will captaln on the Polo Grounds on
Saturday Will not be tLe first time the
little fighters have FLASHED on the din
mond. Last year In Cincinnati, the
Terry MCGoverns defeated Corbett's
nine by the close score of . to |. Young
Corbett" lost some money on that game
and is Just asking to get even. Cor
bett'. wants to bet McGovern $500. in ad-
d!tiun to The 81 go side bet on the series.
that he will make a better record than
Terry In outtinE fielding and base run
ming,
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nothing will be done by the magnates.
The meeting. as usual. was held be-
hin' closed doors, and just what did
take place, or what was said, could not
be learned. 1t is understood that the
Brooklyn and Philadelphia clubs havc
been won over by the Herman side.
All of which goes to mean more thar
anything else that the National! League
to-day is controlled by an ANTITRUST
element.
That Herman. Of Cincinnati, is the
real leader of the National League there
can be no LOUD since the action in
tho Elhcrfeld case.
'"le news VIII probably be received by
Ban johnson with some Slcc. He had
hoped that he National LtasGers would
look on affairs as he did, and will ac-
cOrdincly attend the meeting at tho
Victoria Hotel on July 2S, at which WIN
be Pat Powers. the President OF tho
National Association OF professional
Baseball Clubs, II President Pulliam.
of the National League. Tae three will
draw up a now national agreement en-
brac!nE all the professional clubs In the
United SttaeS
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JWN EGAWN AVEA A5ZWeNAZHAKAAL

Mike Egan. OF Jersey city. ls the
champion %handball player OF the world
He won his title in the match game with
Timothy Twohill. the champion % Eng
lane and Ireland. at hunlurk. Ireland.
on Sunday. News OF the Americans
victory has just reached the Brooklyn
%IIandball Club. Under Sheriff James
Dunno. who backed EgaH In the match,
and who accompanied him to Ireland,
sent the cablegram.
The first seven games In the match
for the championship and stakes amount
ing to 81, 800 were played at Egan $
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RACING NOTES..


When TaHkard bore the AL green,
gold tassel.' Of 7, Hitchcock. jr., to
victory in the sterplcChaSe handicap.
the 3amn ss'ru'N up me wearing or
o
Advance cuord mil, ~, d, ,ho ,,..
~, 81 '"e poSt
sooner than expected. This may be
the owner OF tho iron horse, onter.d
him in the hnndirnn far ,brco-r,,r.o,d.
aud u,u,ra -, IL 49,,
scheduled for to-day Idr,r,o rrar,
was handicanpod nj ioG NIr. shields al
not accent thc weight
The English Thoroughbred. ,urcb,s sod
r-re',1" '"''o"s""'eu purchased
Newmarket. England, for 5000 gutneas.
arrived mere yesterday on the Atlantic
Transport liner MinnetonKa. There were
cni, n"rsrS IN ail.,two mares and a
were ii'u''sSe and FAIRY Gold.
,onroa n " ,"e "ueF OF running ar
"i-,. "I secretary boueh, or the
brlShton Beach Association, the Water
o '',h"sn"N race VIII be NTH on the
That 10 the hardest horse to handle I
80 WV '''' ~ ''' Shll o''N'N
Cannon after his ride on Tomcod. He
is certainly , tn,yh cnl, IN r,dc ua
> y,r,. 80 - ,
knows no moro about the business OF
running than a green year that
has never boon 10 thc most, a few
mounts like that would be a week ,
work"
Billy Oliver sad Yesterday that n.
would rest bis b,,s,g arrIrc Tho So
Iosd meeting WhrFe ne cou'u eNpeet
few races to fan 10 them, and ship 10
Buffalo before the meeting opeus there
Lord Bouge was a good repeater for
Oliver. ana the owner and his friends
rcaped n harvest on the gelding's Two
| NI,t,rIay
H. Grant Ivr,, vbo omit, ro-
~, D. "raht Lyman VINO onIv re-
Gently returned from Europe. yesterday
registered his new racing coiors, They
arc orange and green stripes.
Rostani many now he regarded as a
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HAWTHORNE RESULTS,
Especial 10 The siyeni1g worldl

TNVNTThT w nv sNFNT1E NOfT1-I
HAWTHORNE RACE TRACK. CHI
CAGo, July @l-FollowinG are the re-
suits Of the races scheduled TO bc run
here this afternoon;
First Race-Seven-eighths Of a mile
Won by Orfeo, ? to ! and I to :: Ocean
Dream, I to | for place, vas second.
Serge was third Time %
Soond RaCe-Fivc and a half rur,ongs.
-Won ny Auditor. II To 10 and / to 3:
Peter aPul. . to : for place. was second.
Commodore was third Time-lO7 Ii.
Third Race-One mile and an eighth 90
Won by Nitrate. > To l and : to 10;
IaZel. 4 to | for place. was second
Mcdicum was third Tlme-l,5i 3-5.
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nrool,l,n- WIZ Tucr.lc uonoken.

Ned Hanlon's Trolley -Dodgers. VIII,
haVe not been seen In an exhibition
game in Hoboken in over "A year. will
play the strong Hoboken nine at the S..
George Cricket Grounds. in hoounen.
sEnday' AS the Jerseymen gave the In
prospects are they will make Fan!on's
crowd play hard to win.
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court. in Jersey city. recently. Egln
won them all. and II was only necessary
fur him to win one of the remaining
eight games on the kanturk courts to
win the match. That he did. defeating
rwohill in the first game by the score
OF Il to 6
Before returning to this country Egan
will play several exhibition games in
Dublin. Galway. Limerick. Cork and
other Irish cities. and when he comes
back lie will be matched to play James
Fitzgerald, h Is considered hy experts
tn he the only player who can give Egan
any sort Of a close battle for champion
ship hUuOrs.
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RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.
Special to The Evening world)

Special tn The Evening worldl
KINLOCH PARK RACE TRACK. ST,
LOUIS, July 1.-THE races scheduled to
be run here this afternoon resulted as
follows:
First Racc-Five-eiglths Of n mile
Won by Lord Hcrmenc-. ! 10 / and , to
!: WiGwdm. to ! for place. was second.
Don Aware third. Time-lC4
Second Race-Onc mile Won nv Near
est, & TO > ami | L. .; RcdLCer. I to ! for
place, was second, Or KlmMercr was
third Time i II -
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Fisher TO Manage Columbia Eleven

Harry A. Fisher, W. has been elected
manager OF the Columbia University
football team in place OF Manager
who has decided to leave col
lege. Fisher was elected yesterday at
a meeting OF the Graduate Directors OF
the football association.
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TRAINERS HARD AT WORK
AT THE SARATOGA TRACK

been Trainer Carroll Reed with the
American Derhy winner. The Picket,
ana several Others. The Picket was
SHOWN to easy exercise and looks in
good condition. He Is an eligible for the
IraNers Stakes TO he run on Aug. 2.
ana viii he fit when the saddling bell
WINS for The race.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Al rhnadeiphin-First Game.

R.H.E-
n. Louis........0 o 0 o o o 0 % , :
Philadelphia 80 | o 0 i I o
Batteries-sudhon and Kahoe. Dende- and
nchreckengost. ump!re-Adams
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BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.

Special to The evening WORLDLY
RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH.
July 21-The entries for 20 morrow's
rAceS are as follows:
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nssson-PrnadcIphin N. L. Game
Postponed.

BOSTON. July 2-The game sched-
50 Il be played here to-day between
Boston and philadelphia National
no tcainat vas postponed on re-
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American League stan ling.
noeton-DetroM al. I'D Gnme POSE
poned.

BOSTON. July 2l.-The game sched-
tledf 10 be splayed here to-day between
the Boston and Detroit American
League leans a postponed on ac-
rolnk OF rain.
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EE-1~sS@ J
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k@~ In S. s. S. Nature has provided a tonic suited 30
lMTSgTGS every requirement of the system when in a debiitated.
AS@SS run down condition. It contains no strong minerals or
drugs, but is a pleasant vegetable preparation. You can find nc better
remedy for toning up the nerves and bringing refreshing, restful sleep
when in a low state of health, " sick and worn out with work or worry.
S. s. S. improves have no hesitancy in recommending your I. ss;
the appetite, aids the mann n1ne o 9ss1 ypnedisein nmf b ut Ind 81 :" t. be undoubse
digestion and rein edy the only tonioNt that will build up tn system. :
forces the system, and S Seed oa Re a pls d aibdSdHt oMo o OF yo Hmr medicine. '"uS !"
Its good effects are LEWIS 9. FIEBER,.
seen almost from the caro- stoh'H aminon q 20. W.
first dose. S. S. S. stimulates all the bodily organs and acts promptly
in cases of chronic dyspepsia, indigestion and all stomach troubles, and
does away with the uncomfortable fulness, nausea, shotness of breath,
drowsness and dizziness that so often come after eating.
SIS. S. is not only the best tonic, but possesses Alternative or purifying
properties, and if there is any faint, humor or poison in the blood it
searches it out, and removes it. Many times a low state OF health is
due to a bad condition of the blood and can only be remedied by a blood
purifier and tonic combined, or such a remedy as S. SIS:
If you suffer from debility, insomnia, nervousness, loss OF appetite
bad digestion, or any of the symptoms of dsordered blood, nothing viii
so soon put your blood in good condition, invigorate and tone up the
system as S. S.. ). THE ~ n SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA Ga
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RELIANCE LEADS
IN NEWPORT RACE
Cup Defender CIeverIy Turns the
Tables on Columbia and Con-
stitution in Run to Vineyard
Haven.
The Start.

Reliance 30 ID
CoIumbiR 30 10
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CHICAGO HANDICAPPED. 233 Broadway. op-
pOsite PpPt-one,. publisher $40 worth reliable
racing Infofmation daily. Soc; Eastern and
western seiectIoas unsurpssssd; nothing bu.
genuine Information furnished By experienesd
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The Picket is in Saratoga. Middleton
& J~unghluth's American Derby winner.
the ]nQucr OF Savable and Claude,
four times n Derby w!nncr in the West,
arrived from Chicago yesterday in the
charge OF Carroll Reid
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Jockey IL Philips arrived yesterday
from Chicago To roe Dr. S. ". Street =
my Blrcn Broom IN the Brighton
PnI.lipS Is accounted a good
Hgnt-welEht rider on Chicago tracks
and was fourth OF the list OF winning
at the Washington Park meet
iuSt closed.
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NJ. DAILY, who trains Gold Ray for w.
"A Stotesoury, had his share OF bad
luck. After being tined $500 by reason
|of the tardiness OF his horse in reaching
the paddock. Gold Ray fell at a time
when Jockey Duffy appeared TO have n
first rate chance to fight out the finish
with @. Green on Tankard.
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When TaHkard bore the all green,
gold t%assel.' Of r. Hitchcock. jr., TO
victory in the stecplcchase handicap.
the band struck up '"fhe Wearing OF
the Green"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17
Mexico Bow Doing We'll.

In write-up OF Muskogee, |. T., the
daily PhoeRi1, Of that place, says Of
the business OF J. Brooks johnson, for
merly of this city, and a son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G. johnson:
"The well dressed men Of Musko-
gee are many and a large proportion
Of them wear tailor made clothing.
The city has many good tailors and
one of the very best of them Is Mr.. j.
B. johnson, OF the Muskogee Taylor
ing Company. Mr.. johnson is a ma
tive of Mexico, Missouri, and estab-
blished himself here on the first of
July last. He is an expert in his bus
mess, first-class cutter and fnisher,
and employs none but skillful helpers.
The Muskogee Tailoring Company is
located in the basement facing on
Broadway, Of the Old Homestead
building, but about the first Of Dec
emberswill move to the building now
being erected on the corner OF Third
street and Okmulgee avenue. In their
new location they will greatly extend
their business and will make, clean,
press and dye ladies' and gentlemen's
garments, and clean and block hats.
Mr.. johnson has been very success
full since coming here and is increas-
ing his business steadily. He is now
In a position to keep six men going
and in his new quarters will increase
this number. He is hard working
man and a good citizen"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17
MYSTERY OR NO MYsTERYl
sausagemaker Failed to Explain
Where His Dogs
Went.

New YORK, Dec. 12.-In the Gates
Avenue Police Court, Brooklyn, Her
man Stephens was before Magistrate
Furlong to explain why he had failed
to obtain license for his dog.
"Your Honor, l have no dog now,i
declared Herman.
"Why, this Inspector here says you
have one."
"Oh, l have had lots Of dogs" said
Herman.
swell, what became Of them?n in.
quired the court.
81 couldn't say, they came and they
went, your Honor"
"What business are you imp
"Me9 Oh, I'm In the sausage bust
ness" replied Herman, twirling his
hat and shifting from one foot to the
other uneasily.
Dismissed" said the Magistrate
starting asmile which ran all arounC
the courtroom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17
EAST AUDRAIN NOTES.

Col. "Tootn Ellis, proprietor and
former editor Of the Vandalia Mai
aad Erpress, will again assume edito
rial management Of his paper during
the coming political campaign. Col
Ellis is a power in the political influ
ence Of the east end and young news
paper man Of note.
Judge Jas. II. Forrister, proprietor
OF the City Hotel, Vandalia, is doing .
prosperous business, and is popular
host.
County Tax Gatherer Alb Harrison
dispensed about $4,000 worth Of tax re
ceipts at vandalia and Farber last
week.
A very fine musical treat was rem
dered by the pupils of Miss Cash Al
Vandalia on the evening OF Dec. 10
The programme was an excellent ont
and was enjoyed by a large crowd.
r. S. Martin, Of Trinidad, Colo, {
FORMER Audrain boy, is visiting friend
In the east end.
The Farber Bank is issuing neat
and attractive New Years calendar
of appropriate designs. This institu
tion is doing a prosperous business 10
a substantial way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17
A TEXAS WONDER.

One small bottle of the Texas Won
der, Halls Great Discovery, cures all
kidney and bladder troubles, removes
gravel, cures diabetes, seminal ennis
sions, weak and lame backs, rheuma-
tism and all Irregularities Of the
kidneys and bladder in both men and
women; regulates bladder troubles In
children. II not sold by your druggist
it will be sent by mail on receipt Of 81.
One small bottle is two months treat
ment and seldom fails to perfect a
cure. DR.. &. w. Hall, sole manufac-
turer, p. o. Box 629, st, Louis, Mo.
Send for testimonials. Sold by all
druggists. ONCE, 1881 Olive street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17
STUDENT TAKES HIS LIFE.
Russell McWilliams, Of Kansas City,
Shoots Himself at Ann Arbor.

ANN ARBoR, Mich, Dec. 10 Rus
sell RI. McWilliams, a junior literary
student from Kansas City, committed
suicide at o'clock this morning b,
shooting himself through the heart
He killed himself while la bed. Nc
Williams was a member OF the Sigmi
Alpha Epison fraternity and roomed
in the house with White Sutton, a Law
student from Saugatuck, Mich. Botf
boys slept In single beds and just be
fore O'Clock Sutton was awakened By
a pistol shot, then he heard his room
mate moaning.
He hurried to McWilliams' bed and
saw blood squirting from bullet hole
just over the heart. A few seconds
later McWilliams was dead.
Nocause has yet been assigned foI
McWilliams' deed and the coroner car
find no notes or messages to explain
why he killed himself. Yesterday
however, he remained away from
evening dinner and when he reached
the house later in the evening he was
more quiet than usual. He showed
his roommate revolver which he had
just purchased for a Christmas pres.
ent." Nothing more was thought Of
this remark until the death of the
boy to-day.
This suicide to-day is the fifth stu.
dent suicide at Michigan University
within two years.
A coroner's jury has been impanell.
ed and a verdict will be rendered next
Monday. The dead boys fraternity
brothers are making every effort to
find some possible cause for his deed,
but up to noon to-day no one could
give the slightest reason for the deed
McWllliams had apparently no trouble
Of any kind. His roommate says he
had no love affairs and no difficulties
with his college work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17
How to Prevent Group.

1t will be good news to the mothers
Of small children to learn that Group
can be prevented. The first sign oil
Group is hoarseness. A day or two
before the attack the child becomes
hoarse. This is soon followed by a
peculiar rough cough. Give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy freely as soon as
the child becomes hoarse, or even after
the rough cough appears, and 1t will
dispel all symptoms Of Group. In this
way all danger and anxiety may be
avoided. This remedy is used by many
thousands of mothers and has never
been known to fail. 1t is, in fact, the
ouly remedy that can always be de.
pended upon and that is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by all druggists,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17
st. Louis Priest Addresses .Apprecia
tive Audience at Hardin Col
lege or Bad Citizenship
vs.. Good Govern
ment.

Rev. Father ]. T. Coffey, of St
Louis, delivered his lecture, Bad Citi
zenship VS.. Good Government, at Har
din College Chapel Thursday night be
fore a large and appreclatlve audi
ence. His was an intellectual presen
tatlon, from a moral standpoint, Of
public questions which are Of vita
interest TO all good citizens. Father
Coffey was entertained while here by
Rev. Father ]. J. Dillon, Of st. Bren
dams Catholic Church and left Friday
for his home in st. Louis.
The next number Of the Hardin
Lyceum Course is to be a musica
treat by the Schillers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17
LIGHT PLANT LOSES MONEY.
Hannibal Has Lost $52,ee2 Trying
to Run Alderman Dulany
Would Sell the Plant to
the Best Bidder.
From the Quincy Journal.

FROM the QUINCY Journal
The electric light plant at Hannl.
pal, which is owned and operated by
The city, has proved a costly venture
Tor the BLUM City, and the last meet.
Ing Of the city council had two propo.
sitions before it--one to sell the plant
to the highest bidder and the other to
issue bonds in the sum OF slOO, 900 to
enable the city to pay off its indebt.
edness, make repairs and continue in
the light and power manufacturing
business. The proposition to sell
was brought before the meeting by
Alderman Dulany, who offered the
following resolution, the adoption Of
which be thinks, would relieve the
city OF its present burden:
"Whereas, In view OF the fact that
our electric light plant to date shows
an expenditure for operating expenses
and repairs Of s52,662 in excess OF the
receipts, and the further fact that it
has cost us at least $50 per lamp per
year for lighting the streets, to say
nothing OF any general expenses, such
as collecting and disbursing the funds
and that for considerable portion OF
the time the service rendered has
been quite unsatisfactory and, where
as, TO provide sinking fund to take
care of 100000 of bonds will necessi-
tate the setting aside of % cents on
the one hundred dollars of valuation,
which with the present appropriation
OF 10 cents for old bonds would con-
sumo SO cents OF the go cents that we
are allowed for taxation, leaving only
25 cents for all purposes, unless the re
ceipts of the electric light plant can
be increased to not cover the expenses
OF operating and repairs (which they
have not done in the past) but to also
provide for interest and to retire the
bonds, be II resolved, that we first en-
deayor to secure satisfactory bid for
the purchase OF the plant, which shall
include satisfactory price for light
ing our streets, a reasonable price to
be charged for power and commercial
light, and submit such offer to the
voters for their acceptance or reiec-
tion before submitting a proposition
To the voters for the issuing Of bonds
to build a new plant .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-12-17
Big Prices for Poland Chinas

NEVADA, Mo-, Dec. 12-At the
J. r. Young sale Of Poland China
hogs, held at Richards, seventy-eight
head brought 1880, an average Of
nearly 800 each. Mr.. Young's famous
herd boar, "Mascot," q" brought the tor
price, going to G. NJ. Board, OF Way.
nesyille, ILL.,, for sl,iSo. Other good
prices brought were: "Tony Chief
500; "HarmouiEer," $3.50; HGover.
ness, slS5.