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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02

Set npe &trteiamfuno, yBrooeriams
funoet, ber pel nernef maa an1ees iom
uosaoet af Gritirten, tenter pea ct
bpsse en- v8ibelnole" (antaselia en-
Breifeifole) @abpeton. Tplsenbe E:
ct l1otlip oerom af Samfunoets Organ
vBrooerbaanoet", rebiseret af Paft.
2unbebers % andre:
r&omiteen, Der par palet paa ttfte
4arsu1poe, forat ie, b5ab fom tnnbe
.sipres Tor at faa en- Btbelffele (8reber.
famfunbets) tsans, bauoe M1be i1itleben
sloe Teb. I @abpeten,, 9. Dat. 8rs*
brene Broeu, @brittenfou, 2unbebers.
Quarum % s. 2@touBolt par naset
frem. 2iseiaa Sensfon os 9oftbus fra
BibeIitolen / @ranb Sorts. @eiultatet
af Terbanblinserne bleu, at Romtteen
uil fore1laa TOR Marsmebet, at 8ibelfo,
len benleeses til @abpetou, at man
bigger en- 9osibyansns Der til Somu.e.
rem for @lepernes % at: vNorbueftens
=lutberFe 8ibeltole" @ranb Sorts
.Iaaes iammea meb BtbelfoIen @abpe;
ton til It, Boarb of Erabe I @abpetot'
loper frtt 10 aeres 2anb ltse inb til
sBpe1 paa It u.eset uattert 'belts9enbe
5Steb NOR @lpen % Stoueu. &outteea
bill toriIse at ftnbe ub % rapportere I'll
Aarsm1ost, bpor aisset Yense ber tan
faaes fla BE fritirteltse Benner ranDt
omtrine Der | 2anbet til Opflrelfen At
Een Bpsntns.~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02
HVAD BETYDER VEL EFT
NAVN7

Det er Navnet, det kommer an
paa. Scott's Emulsion er ct vaerdi-
fu1dt Navn. Kanske betryder det
like stort for Dem men Tarings-
patienten, som er b1evet st@1k og
fed we'd at BRUCE den, de sygelige
Born, 3 som som nar v,lndet He1bred, de
svage Modre og Spaedb0rn, som er
b1evet st@rke, allie disse we'd, hvad
Scott S Emulsion betyder.
For dem allie har den betydet en-
let og naturlig Gjenvinden af Hell
breden.
visender Dem gjerne paa Forlangende "a liden
Prove. E@ E<ta -s Il s g.e55 Jt.s z.s.9
SCOTT & BOVINE, ~ Pearl Street, NsvYs
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02
&norIeoeS uatt bar oct Woro>
9atOta>

yTar9o=Bolten": Bifop Wanus aabs
ne Breu ansaaenoe bet ueoerltpageli9e
2iu os 2epuet, iom fpres 0eorb<Dato:
tas 3ouebitab. naar 2esislaturen It
iamlet, at builtet Breu "6arsosBolten
bat n1eooelt fine 2alere &utntesienien
er @ienitanb for en- reoatttonel &ommen>
tar / @rano To1ts "9eralb", ber er
Statens mestisie Blao. "9eralb" fin
Der Biltopens uotalelle1 / bptefte @rab
tibsmesftse, paotrepeoe os uel besruns
bebe. "Gbi", flyer 8laoet, "bst ct ct
notortlt Tattum, at Statens 9oueb>
itab, busr Qesislcturen bolber itne W{s>
bee, bar ber berifet ben aabenlpieite
Torast for Stateus 9oue", os Blabet
tilfpier, at benne Einsenes Etlfano bur
taaet Son til at fortfare Mar efter Mar,
% bet tiltroos for, at Torboloet bar
uaret @ienitanb for u1esen Omtale oa
&ommentar Yresien baabe og uben.
for @taten. Saapel Btltopen TOM
"9eralb" er eni9e ON. at benne itams
lpie Etnsenes Etlbuo bat fin Rob /
"PoIititen", nemlts ben Slass Politit,
iom man tunoe table Merrabptte.
YoIitit o9 iom etr baabe ben offentltee
Woral % alminbelise @elanitenoisbeb
en- COB Dag, iaalense man tan qiere
6anbel om en- psnsebeuilsnins af Sto'
tens offentlise Dtibler. Denue, Yolitit,
itser "6era'b" meb fulb Senbbeo, 9isr
pore 2ousiuere til Gissere os 9eite>
pranaere, builtet isien mso yae:uenotss
beb ietter en- Bom for alt soof oa pnites
lt9t 2ou9tunin9 sarbeioe. oe.-Sa ganife pif.
Gor buab uirtelis 9obt os paatreuet
2ousiuninssarbeioe ben ubfsrte, tunoe
i1bite 2eaislotur lisefaa sobt ba i7obet
bieume. De aeoe. og tiosmeslise 2ops
fo1la9, iou blep fremiatte, bleu uben
naabe raatebe ,os Mlalftns os 2eoe>
brsbspoIttiten beuer enpnu fin Sane
bsit oper MorbsDatotas Sletter. =
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02
81. y
Haoe.t | eptrtee.

Deeorah.Poften: fra Stcdbolm
mebbeles, at Der | Jtiasbasen bar peret
en%befti9 Debat t anleontns 3ielYe'
ton1tteens Torbolb til geeoen I aorr>
lamb. @ntelte Weblemt1er t,,ener for
bet fprite, at Npben lite er iaa fem,
ion1 ben bar peret ftlbret, ierIts . t
ameritanite BIabe, os oerneft at @ens
troltomiteen bar faaret ben rationale
9@resfslelie peb at mobtase Mlmtsier
fra ublanbet. Denne &rtttt blen tnstbs
lertib paa bet itarpeite afuiit at 6olt,
iout npte bar iat tts inb @osen. De
bepber, al Npbeu o9 @lenbtsbeben er
iaa flor, at ben panfelis tan operort>
pes, os at bet peb falft 9@resfplelie lite
lsnner fig at bette oper ben &ienbs>
sierntns.
2anbbrussminiiteren ertlarebe, at bet
bapbe 9lebet ale berbiemme at ie, at
Norbboerne | 4merita - o9 Speniferne
/ Sarbelesbeb - paa en- iaa patter
Wtaabe bar buffet fit sau1le Teorelonb
ueoI Iiaa riselts at poe Bioras til be npo'
ltoenbe. Derimoo bar Penoebtbra9
peret aflaaet fra ale anbre 2anbe enb
Muterita.
De, iom trtttierer &omiteen, fpnes.
at bpis Mpben er faa Hem. burbe man
iast ON en- rtselis 8epilsuins af @tgs>
baaen, iitebetfor at ptmpse ts til at
mootase @auer fra l1blanbet, men Stas
ten .pil enbnu faa Mnleenins til at be-
uilse Pen9e, ba ber anEaaes. at Der
enonn nil trenses omtrtns $3.50, 900
til be neblibenbe.
@entraltomiteen er tiltrobs tor benne
ifarpe &rttit Bel TENT paa at oriue fit
6ialpearbeioe li9e ufortrpoeut o. paa
famine Waabe iom btbttl. IT,. 80.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02
Hra 9prenes 2tp.

s bet frantic Eibfrift rNaturen"
forteQer Profesior Mttlue>@rparbs fplf
9enoe lille Eret al 0Yrelipet:
IS en- @oliere / Paris' vSarbin bes
Plantes" fanbtes blanbt mango andre
Gusle to vSolfusle", be pnoebe imaa
San9tusle, ber er bebre fienbte unber
beres Gtlnaun, rtineffte Mattersale. i"
De to @maafu9le - to gunner -
enebes oobt, uben at be ipntes at mere
noeet lerltst @enifab for Dtnanben,
tnbttl en- ulptte en- Dag fprte bem ner>
mere iammen.
@n flor Eanartefusl ouerfalbt en- Sag
ben enc lille @olfusl paa en- Maaoe, Der
tun baarli9t pasleoe tor en- Tusl meb
ct iaa flint os ueltltnsenoe Napn, o9
rep lite Blot en- Mensoe 6ier af ben
itattels Solfusl. men bratreos o9laa
meo TT tterte 9teb ct at oens fine 1n1aa
Ben. @t1eluenoe os ubmattet ilabte
ben iaarebe Gusl fla ben / en- Rroq.
Set uatte ffror opb Weotelelle Dos bens
Spfer. Da bu" lite tunbe bare ben
Saareoe op paa Pinbeu, buor be pIeisbe
at ftbbe ont 9tatten, braste bun @eben
neb &ro9en, oetteoe benbe til n,eb
Mos os @traa ON Mftenen. tos faa
ielp Plaos ueb S,oen at benbe os brebte
fin 8irse ub oper benbe. s benne ubes
tpemme Sttltns iab bun belle Natten
uben at fytte fig iaa meset iom ct Mt*
nut. Dette sareoe / otte Dssn; =9@ot
og Dag pIeiebe % taabeoe bun ben
Spse; Der faa enDtltg bebe. Den lille
|SpsepleierRe fpntes ilet lite at tunue
fotpinoe Eabst; bun blep f7bbenbs ,&ro.
gen, bang 1neb 6ouebet ostoa ilet tsugen
Tlbe til its. Mosle Dase efter btbe
ooiaa bun. ...." .e.... ]. !.
n Ds iad Tiger ubeteutf tfon,mt Usen>
METER, i ilutter grOfesior Gbuarbs fin
Beretnins, at Dpren. lite bar 9ierts os
Tllelie. : ]. a. Il. ..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02
&eter tor etrettettst+

"AmerttQ": Oen al pr9lI0eH1 0tOples
uelt ubneunte &ommisi}on til l1nber'
feselie al @treiten 5aarbtul 'Dtifrittet
bar tnbleperet fin @apport, iom blep
offentltssiort ben 2lbe bs. &ommiss
itonens &ienbelie er I alt peientltst en-
Seier Tor Mrbeiberne. Den atia9te
Dom er til Torbel for oisfe paa aue
Yuntter unotasen bert, at Tasforen.n.
gen lite ubtrpttelts anertienbes, os ielu
I bette StYtte saar ben lite abiolut
tmoo Mrbetoerne, men anbefaler Tas:
foreutnsens Mnertienbelie af &ompa>
nierne.
Telsenbe e. &ommisi1onens Rien>
belle:
st alminbelist 2enspaales af oms
trent 10 Procent, at sielbe fra ben life
Nop. 1902 til ben Site Marts 1906.
Tortortelie al Mrbetostiben, iaalebes
at aQe be l47 900 Mrbetoerne &om..
pauiernes Eieneite faar enten Raala9 t
2snnen eller Tortortelie &rbeiostiben,
os nesle faar besse Dele.
l1eni9beber meQem Mrbeioerne o9'
&ompanierne ifal for J*emttben af9tp>
res af en- feqes &omite eQer "Boarb Of
Cancellation, iammeniat af @epreiea'
tanter for &ompanierne % for ben
Orsantiati ion iom bet iterite Mntal al
Mrbeiberne ttlbsrer. &ienoelier af bette
8oaro fal uere binbenbe for be9se
Starter, % Eilfelbe af at man itte
tan TONNE til &nisbeb, ital en- Wolbs
siftsbon1mer uoneunes at en- Toreneoe
@taters Circuit Subse, os bars Dom
ital uere binoenbe % afsierenbe.
..@n sliding scale ftol iubfpres,
buorefter Mrbeiberne for bper S Yros
cent, iom &uIpriien ffiser oper en- uis
taftiat Cum, ital faa ct Paales af l
Yrocent / fin 2pn.
Snsen fal negtes Mrbetoe eller paa
nosen Waaee forulempes, torot ban er
Wteblem eller itte ct Meblem af noaeu
Tasforenins.
Ser er besuben fere mtnbre Be>
itemmelier meb 9enipn til Wetinsen af
&ul, Torbelinsen af 9osne, beres
@terrelie nj. NJ.
Den uisttsite Del al Dommen er ben.
iom banblet om tuuusen 8olbsitt, en-
Orbnins iom Yrei1bent W&tt9eQ aQerebe
fpr bar foreIaaet tnbfprt. 8eb Bes
ltemmellen ON, at Eomtteen ital fam,
meni iettes af &eprelentanter for &om>
panterne % for ben Orsanii alton, til
builten bet tsrtte 'Mntal af Mrbeioerne
berer, anertieuoes / 8irteliqbeben
itient lite formelt Ta9forentnsen, oa
bet 10 er Hart, at benne Organization
lite tan uere noseu anoen enb Sag
foreninsen. Nrbeibernes Ret til at
flute fig iammen Torentnser os 11noers
bano!e meo &ompauterne tnbrpmues
berpeb. Yaa ben anben Sibe er &om=
m,siionen meset .beitemt fin Beifpts
telle af ittez Meblemmers &et til Mrz
beioe os til en- retferbts Bebanbling.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02

Chamber of Commerce @perett,
@aib., bar teubt os en- opermaaoe imutt
illuifreret Bamfet beitriuenbe ben '8p
% bet ou,siuenbe Sunr (Puset Sounb)-
BiQeberne fremftiller Scener af 2anb>
ifabet, Bpen meb bens &efbeutier, Tor<
retninssbufe oiu. 'Pam1etten Tan Ct.
bolbes frit ueb at itriue til @bamber Of
Commerce, @perett, @aib. ~ -. A
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02

Set beber, at 1000 Mtenneter bpbe
AT Eering Der t Mtanetota ifior. S
Qe9tslaturen arbetbes ber mt oanite
turtst forat faa oprettet ct Santtarium
for Eerin9aipse Der Staten. Det
paaifaaes, at buor man bar iaabanue,
T. @ts. Epiflanb. bliper SO procent
af be ip9e rebbebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02

@n banlf Manb, Otto Yeterion /
gtew Dort bar inbsaaet Weboemaal ON,
at ban pil labe fig bale oper 9ttasara<
faloet bansenpe efter Eenberne en-
Trtbie, iom fal GLIDE oper en- oper
iEaloet uoipenbt Serntraao, o9 enbbo
lfal ban bore en- anoen Wanb oper meb
bet lamme. 9an paaltaar. ban &en.
berne tan boloe 700 YunD en- balu Etme.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02

8refoent 2owrY at SoosBanen bar
MI offentlis fortpnbt, at benne rBane
pil bysse en- Brancblinie fra @len'
woob uorboper til; os qiennem 8bite
gartb @eierpation.7 Den pil saa forbi
Aleranbria % nosle Mtl sit for De.
troit. Sen pil blipe minbit 200 Mil
lang. t.,t. ia
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02

" Den bebubeoe lille Mtbolbsian9bog er
MI ubtommen. Den er ub9tpet a:
Wtnnelota EotalafbolbSlellfab % toiter
blot Sc. Den er ielufel9elis lite for,
men ben tuoebolber ba 81 @an9nuure,
bporaf 80 er paa Norit. De andre er
enselife. Set er altiammen n1e9et pene
San9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02

9uem loier @aaben? vWor Snbbilb>
ming ipiller, buao bet bemmelis0eosfulbe
os uiebuanlige ansaar. altib en- pistt9
Stole. Sen bebite Suuitratton berpaa
finber nj / be populere Soeer ON Matu.
rem af &reft os bens 8ebanblin0". 8t
tunbe neppe fnbe en- bebre Snblebnin9
til nebenitaaenbe Beretnina enb be an>
forte Orb af afopoe profestor Teneer,
ben berpmte &irura og mebicinite Tors
fatter. 6pl9enoe 8reu fra Yait. O. 5.
WfpQer Puuriuta1pnep, penn. til Tas
tritanten al Dr. peters KUR1Ko, pil
tortlare, Duob nj bar 9enipu til. pan.
Wfpuer ifriper: v45unrlutawuep, Ba.r
ben sbe Dec. 1902. @rebe 9r. Dot
tor! Mrs. 8iti@oret bat anmopet mig
ON at siue Dem nermere l1noerretnin9
ON, buorban bun tom til at BRUCE DereS
Meotcin, os buao Nptte, bun bar baut
oeraf. Tor omtrent Z Nar iben par
bun neset ltoenbe, bauoe forferbelise
&iuninser / l1noerliuet os ls6 be frpstes
ltsite @merter. 3uoo Oottorsn gap
benDe, iflantebe benoe frn mtblertibig
einbrins. De ftpstelise @merter t
unberliuet. iom ON BUN, bleu repet olbes
les Stptter, tom altib t,lbase, 1elp ons
bun en- iieloen Gang uar fri berfor.
2esen ertlerebe til i1ut, at bun bapoe en-
@euert (tumor), ber maatte opereres
bort; fpr uilbe bet lite bliue bebre meb
benbe. @fter en- lang ytelen behemte
bun fig enbeIig til at unbertaife fig en-
Operation. Sun bleu brast til So spis
talet Der 8pen, o9 man aabneoe benbe
for at bortitiere @euerten. URen MI
ertlerebe 2egerne, at, bpab be fanbt,
par &raft, Iom be lite uouebe at borts
Efiere. De lpeoe benbe after iammen
o9 ertlerebe. a, gun / bet bpiefe funbe
leue tre Tiger. Da Soaret par ttlbes
let, lob BUN fig after brinse Diem. Set
blep :l,ot beore, men be 9amle 2ioelier
tom inart tilbaee isien. Dasbun par
ina fps, men bog lite bpee. iom 2eserne
baooe foruo1ast, tilraaoeoe leg benoe at,
foriese Or. Peters KUR1Ko, oa benne
Meoicin allereoe baube bjulpet mango.
SUN lob fig tilienoe en- Prpuetasie %
bru9te Webtcinen efter Mnuisninqerne.
6un bleu ipnbaslis beors, fit after COB
Mppetit os bleu jaa fert, at bun inart
isien tunbe saa tie Mil til &irten, os
ftoen bar bun iielben peret lapnet peb
@ubstieneifen bueranoen l1se. Da Yres
ueflaiferne par opbru9t, ienote buu efter
en- itor &asie KUR1Ko os bar iioen bopt
benne Meoicin paa 9aanoen fpectelt til
eset Yrus. Sun er en- elbre Some og
nil inart bltue 60 Mar 9au.mel. Qun
ct enbnu raft % tan leue ret len9e, enbs
tfient bet Tebruar eller Mars oil bltpe
6 Mar, itben Qa9erne tun 9au benbe
Tiger at lepe /. Dette SporQsmoal
irenser fig M upiltaarlig / Torerunben:
Var Spsoommen &reft? 6elbrebebe
Or. Yeters Rurito oeune Spabom?
@uer par 2esernes Dtasnoie uristts2
8leu / bette Eilfelte @p9oomsaitten
fiernet fra 2esemet peo 8rusen al Dr.
Yeters &urito os npt, iunbt Blob os np
2iustraft itabt2 Set ni1e foretommer
mig at uare ben enelte risti9e 2esnins
af @aapen". Denne Webicin er lite at
erbolbe paa Apotbefer, men ial9es tun
af 2otalasenter. Nermere Oplpsnin,
ger peb 6enueneelie til Dr. Yeter Tabr-
nep. ll2-ll4 90. 9opne Aue., @bis
caso. so.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02

Tra ben llte' Sult fefttommenbe maa
alle @aioltne' os Beuftutanoer uere
maltt rIbe % pere 1,ertebe meb g&aunet
paa Snbb0lbet, oplgier Fergus @lobe. !"
Dette Il pel i'd iftlse nosst, up 2op. !.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02

9unseren ftaar for Dbreu, beoer bet
fra 8efoltninsen Eromsb amt, Norse.
Tifet bar raaet fuloftenbis fell, %
&lpbmanbene tor lite stue &reott. Sons
tanter fnbes lite. j. e.,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02

Neelften Berse er bleuen Bisconfin'
SelfabetS @etreter, pa &ebattpr ..
Br. Olion, Der for uat @etreter, 1on1
betienbt lt9ger ipg. v&eform" opIpier,
at Mr. OHon MI er faa baarlts, at ban
lite taaler, at man bielper bam op al
SenQen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-02

Set beber, at 8ref7bent ytooiepelt uil
pere I Sarge ben 7be bs.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-10
To Drain the Zuyder Zee.

Walter Wellman in October McClure's
The Dutch propose to reclaim the
whole of the Zuyder Zee from the grasp
of the ocean. 1t is a vast, a daring
project, the most picturesque engineer
ing enterprise known to the world to-
day. The isthmian canal may cost
more money, but an isthmian canal is,
after all, only great ditch. While
other nations are seeking colonial ex-
pansion the Dutch propose to create
a hinterland at home. They propose
to proclaim from the waters an area
equal to fourteenth of all the pres
ent Holland. They propose to add
nearly one-tenth to the area of cultiv-
able land in their country. They pro-
pose to find new homes, where now the
sea RACES, for a population equal to
per cent. of all the inhabitants of
the Netherlands. In the United States
an enterprise of relative proportions
would involve the creation of a new
state like Missouri or Texas, the
reclamation of land enough for more
than three millions Of people to live
upon and thrive by agriculture.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-10
RESULTS AT WORTH.

Chicago, Oct. 9.-Results at Worth:
First Race-Six furlongs. The He
brew, 10 to 1, won, with Oudon. 25 to
/. second and K. Ellsworth. 2 to 1,
third. Time 1920 2-5
Second Race-Six furlongs. Burnie
Bunton, to 5, won, with Schwalbe, Z
to 2, second and Cypsene, Is to 5, third.
Time ILL As.
Third Race-One mile. Lampoon,
even, won, with Mr.. Dingle, II to 5,
second and Tancred, II to 1, third.
Time 1:4S.
Fourth Race-Mile and seventy yards.
Proceeds, to 5, won, with By Ways,
Z to 5, second and c. B. Y. Campbell,
9 to l, third. Time 1852 rs.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Go Be
tween, to 1, won, with Myron Dale,
10 to 1, second and Dundammon, to
5, third. Time 1:1S 3-5.
Sixth Race-Mile and a sixteenth.
Antolee. 8 to l, won, with Compass, 5
to /, second and Evelyn Byrd, 4 to 1,
third. Time 1851
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-10
Null HALL PICKED TO
FIGHT THE WINNER.
Will Arrive Sunday to Meet Winner
of Farren- Miller Bout.


of Farren- Miller Bout.
Every mail from the North for the
mast week has brought one or two chal-
lenges from boxers in the North who
are anxious to come down to Savannah
and meet the winner of next Wednes-
day nights bout. The list has been
gone over very carefully, and Charley
Mulhall, the fighting miner, was picked
as the man to give the best go.
The Northern representative was in
structed 70 sign him and get him on
his way South as soon as possible. The
club received a wire yesterday that
Mulhall would leave on Fridays boat
from Philadelphia, and should arrive
here on Sunday
Muhall is a strong, rugged boxer,
who has been more than making good
among the heavy lightweights in Phila-
delphia. and the club considers itself
lucky to get as good a man at this
time of the year to meet Miller or Far
rem.
Mulhall will at once go into training
on his arrival, and will fight on Oct.
q He is a fast and aggressive type
of boxer forcing the fighting at all
times. and has a right hand that gener-
allv puts dent in a man any time he
lands it-and he has landed it many a
time according to his record.
The feeling of rivalry between Miller
and Farren is at present stronger than
ever. and both men are putting in all
their time getting into the best shape
possible, for each is anxious to make
tbe next bout the decisive one. Far
rem says he has no doubt as to the out
come and is positive that he Will put
Miller away for the count before the
twenty rounds is over. On this ques-
ton Miller says he has something to
saw. and wants to know what he will
be doing when ali this is going on. But
il takes more than talk to win box
ing bout. and Farren will find that out
before the twenty rounds is over on
Oct IL.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-10
HORSE FROM OHIO
WON TRANSYLVANI
Dan r., PAGER, Made Another
Worlds Record.

Lexington, Ky, Oct. Six thou
wind to-day to see Caspian, an Ohio
horse and second favorite in the bet
ting, win the fifteenth Pennsylvania,
with purse of $4,000. The best time
was 2:0S12. Hawthorne, the favorite
in last nights pool selling, made
poor showing.
Caspian is the horse of which it has
been said that he cannot go more than
two heats, but he went three to-day
and won the first and third heats with
ease. Kent, which took second money,
was purchased from Dick Donley of
Wichita, Kan, by E. E. Smathers, for
$4,000 just before the second heat, and
made strong bid for first place in
this heat.
The feature of the day outside of the
Transylania, was the new worlds rec
ord made by Dan r., for a PAGER, a
mile to wagon, who went the second
heat in 2:04%. There were but two
entries.
First Race-2:13 trot. purse, $1,000.
Norrie B., won the first. third and
fourth heats and race, with Gray Gem,
second, and Marion Wilkes, third. Best
time 2:10A.
Second Race-2:25 class, trotting,
purse, $1,000. Great Spirit won three
straight heats and race. with Laundry
Boy second, and Bermuda Maid third.
Best time 2:19.
Third Race-The Pennsylvania PIP
trot, purse $4,000. Caspian won three
straight heats and race. with Kent sec
ond, and Dillon Boy third. Best time
2:09!k
2:19 Pace-Purse $1,000. Directum
Miller won two straight heats and race,
with Fautine second. and C. o. D.,
third. Best time 2:0SA E
Free for all pace to wagon. Dan r.
won two straight heats and race, with
Greenline second. Best time 2:O2%.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-10
RUNNERS ARE ANNOUNCED.
lhose to Participate in the Cross
Country Race at Emory.


Emory College, Oxford, Ca, Oct. o.
Inc preliminary contest to decide the
Nh runners from each class who will
participate in the cross country relay
race next Monday was held on the col
iege campus yesterday afternoon under
.he auspices of the Emory College Ath-
'Vuc association. The sophomore class
negotiated the mile in the quickest
uhe' The average time for this class
was minutes and "a seconds. There
UeIe seventeen contestants for the ten
p.aceS IN the senior class, nineteen in
ne junior class, eighteen in the sopho-
'" ", and thirty-one in the freshman.
=. Inc following are the names of the
eH successful candidates in each class
'1se,
senior Classical Hentz of Savannah,
n.Ieq H. Crovatt of Brunswick, Gar
~ w. Quillian of Gainesville, F. F..
ttaIner of Morrow, w. G. Methvin of
pp,nlauarko, Okla, Stanley McCalman of
ipnuchanan, Boyce Ficklin, Jr., of Wash
slOll' Logan Thompson of Atlanta, L.
w. Hannah of Youth, w. F. Allen of
Jacksonville, Fla.
Junior Class-Hutcheson of Camphill
ca ca Barron of Round Oak, Spear Of
SOOelhg1on b. B. Bush of Colquitt,
1poIhihan of Tampa, Fla, Tolliver of
i1ooVrsaRVllle, Stratford of Augusta, Cand-
pol Atlanta, Bush of Colquitt and
Dohhell of oxford.
tor nopnonore class-Quillian of Elber-
W. w. Patillo of Waycross, Norman of
NJ esl Point, Farris of Acworth, Martin
IT, augusta, Wilson of Admission, Ala.
W WON Of Macon, Lynn of Dalton and
Whitehead of Dublin.
Miiaaeshman Class-Tabor of Valdosta,
Law apps Of Moultrie, Brewster of At
Az ALL Lee of Covington, .Candlar of
cbaaIIl(ta' Wansley of Washington,
ana J' IIy of Atlanta, King of Atlanta
'"u Heard Of Covington.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-10
MORRIS PARK TRACK j.
FETLOCK DEEP I'm MUD
vouns Henry Beat the Favorite in the Fordham
Race
Race.

Duelist IL to s. won. with Locket, to
2, second, and Highland, IL to 8, third.
Time 122A.
Third Race-Selling, last six and one
half furlongs of the withers' mile. Mo-
nadnock, to 5, won, with Thistle
Heather, 8 to 2, second and Flag Off
Ger, 20 to l. third. Time 1:22A.
Fourth Race-Tbe withers' mile. Or
nonde's Right, 8 to 5, won, with Pa
lette, 20 to l. second, and Champlain.
rs to l, third. Time 1:43. Jocund fin
ished first, but was disqualified for
foulinS.
Fifth Race-The Fordham handicap,
last seven furlongs of the withers'
mile. Young Henry, is to 5, won, with
Grenade, to 2, second, and Wealth.
20 to l, third. Time 1:2SA
Sixth Race-Mile and a half. withers'
course. Early Eve, 4 to l, won. with
Chaughnawaga, to 5, second and
Warranted, to l. third. Time 2:3S%
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-10
RACES AT ATHENS FAIR.

No. ,'"enS' Ga, Oct. s.-The great feo-
.o u the races to-day at the North
Co., Georgia Fair, was the race Of
mile Call against time for one-half
sreat j" me race of a heavy wind. Tie
l:O4i, 'ai'ion made the half-mile in
Rave, ~ trot was won by Little
ME Roso EIkln Girl. second, and Bon
Janies ssrs third. Best time 2:27A.
ming seay won the six furlongs run
Mike IIce IN 1:22h. Intent second.
IN. Harverty third
Won b TeEgn furlongs running race was
indian Cherry in 1886. Ida
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-10
One Lady's Recommendation Sold
Fifty Boxes of ChamberInin's
stomach and Liver Tablets.

have, I believe, sold fifty boxes of
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
let's on the recommendation of one lady
here. who first bought a box of them
about year ago. She never tires of
telling her neighbors and friends about
the good qualities of these tablets
7. M. Shore, druggist, Rochester, Ind.
The pleasant purgative effect of these
tablets makes them a favorite with
ladies everywhere. For sale by all
druggists.