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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
STRONG TESTIMONY.
This 10 Salem Testimony and VIII
stand Investigation.

stand Investigation.
II you doubt the following and wish
20 investigate. you haven't TO 40 TO
some other state In the Union 20
prove Il. It's not a long story pub.
lished In Salem newspapers about a
resident In Kalamazoo. Mich, or
Tampa. Fla. It's about a resident OF
Salem and given In his own words.
No stronger proof cen be had
William NJ Spayd. living at the
corner OF North Winter and ID streets,
says: Words can not express my
opinion half strong enough OF Doan's
Kidney pills. l have known their
remarkable merits for the last eight
years. having used them In Clintor
County. Mich. whore | was living
My Kidneys were a source OF annoy
ance for quite a number OF years.
had much pain across my loins anC
the secretions from the kidneys wer'
irregular in action causing me 90 rise
often during the night. and at timei
there was a scalding. | also had more
or less dizziness In my head. ! pro
cured Doan's Kidney Pills al Dr
Stones drug store and gave some 4
a person visiting ms and they gavl
her wonderful relief and in my cast
was benefited In every way. NJ
backache was relieved and the trou
BILE with the kidney secretions WA
corrected You are liberty 10 rebe
TO me as one who can endorse th'
claims made for Doan's Kidney pills
| also know OF a great many other
who have used them with the best o
results"
For sale by all dealers. price q
cents a boz. Foster Mlllburn Co,
Buffalo. n. Y. agents for the u. ).
Remembers the name Doan's an'
take no substitute.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
aids Wanted

Sealed bids will be received BY inc
state Board ~ Agriculture a. the Of
nee Of W. A. MOOrcs Salem, Oregon
40 10 10 m. June 10. 1903, for the
erection ~ a new building and niAhlRk
repairs % old one, and building new
fence Al State Fair Grounds, ~ per
plans ana specifications on hle a ths
once Of w. a. Moore. A cenlhea
check u 8 per cent Of the bid, payable
10 W N. WehrupG, president. must az
company each bid Right 70 reject ans
Or an bids reserved,
" n. WEHhpNG, Pres.
Sgl.af
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27

Wallace farm. across the river, this
morning. In which a Jap working with
the spraying engine lost the Index
finger OF his right hand. He was
brought into town at once and his
hand dressed. In some careless man
ner he caught his hand In the gaso'
line engine.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27

Co where yon can SET the bsatl
The white House Restaurant Il the
most popular restaurant 70 the city,
Open day and night
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27

/ have just received a carload OF
these shingles Orders given prompt
attention at r. l.. LaFsen's wagon
shop. or at residence, 37s Church
street s. p MCRAcKEN
5-251.m'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
Shingles and Shakes (;

The roof is shIngled best II you use
the kind of shingles and shakes we
sell. and we ask you TO note the good
wear and economy Of the roof for
which we furnish the shingles or
shakes. We carry a large stock OF
shingles and shakes Of good quality
carefully selected to make sound
tight, durable roof. and we are al
ways ready TO give estimates.
eooDALE LUMBER co.
Near 8. p. Pas Depot.
Phone 661.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27

DUE NOTICE Us SERVED.
Due notice IA hereby served on the public
generally that DeMitts Witch Hazel
Salye N the oniy salye on the market that
Is made from the pure, unadultefnted
witch hazel. DeMitt's Witch Hazel snlFe
has cured thousands Of cases Of piles that
would not Weld 10 any other treatment, ana
this fact has brought out many worthless
couuterfeita Those persons who get the
genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel SalNe afe
never disappointed. because u cures. FOR
sale nv A. u Haas, 90 state street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
- strOno's Bakery

And restaurant is salem's best eat
ing house. This house Is patronized
BY everybody. The best service that
can be had.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27
rhr..hlnn oufht for 81.

An Adyanee engine l6hQrse pow
er with hieh-pfessaFe boiler used
only one season. Als0 a Russell sep
arafor. 81 ana blower. A bargain
10 the light man. J. A. BeEley. sa'
lem, Ore.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-27

For short order meals the White
#tnse Restaurant is the leading
1|Ace Open day and night Prompt
S1tviee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
Another Delay in Boxing Match
Causes Tommy Sullivan to
Cease Training.
DATE OF FIGHT UNCERTAIN.
Postponements Have Come So
Regularly That Nothing Can
Be Predicted of the
Affair.

AS result or constant delays in the
date set for Young Corbett's appearance
here. and of a further noetno,en,s,,. 60.
~. ee'LNenl ' run
the cate SET Ior next week, Brooklyn Tom
my Sullivan has INTERRUPTED his training
far the m.tch and ba. o.se, ~, =, 70.
,ra.,. 'N VI" Ai LIS
"orA-
next week as scheduled was receivel at the
u-.., r., (v,,,, III .s.h.. a.. -,,,.. =
"esl Ihu Siup, anu aEothel oa.o muSt Do
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
II tho track Is soft and spongy old Hobart
has running chance at long price.
CONUNDRUM HAD A WALK OVER.
Only One Horse Left in Race Ate
Scratchea-Uld Mile I'm 2,O2 I'd.


Scratches-Dld Mile I'm 2.O2 2-5.
Saratoga, N. Y. Aug. 1.-THE days racing
at the Spa was a rather poor exempIincation
OF the sport. The Withdrawals were many.
| The races were composed OF overnights.
| which had not filled any too we'll Three OF
the entries for the second. a fnile-and-a-
furlong handicap for all ages. were with
drawn. leaving only Surmise and Himself
to run. Surmise. Bullman up. won easily,
and there was considerable adverse COM
ment because Father Bilr' Daily had al
lowed Himself to start, since the horse was
In very poor condition.
Conundrum ran alone in the sixth raoe.
the other four entries having been with
drawn. He covered the mile in 2:05 2-6. The
fifth race. five-and-one-half.furlong sprint
for 2-year-old rnaidens. which was won by
Thomas Hitchcock's Avenger, was the race
Of the day, although Goldsn Drop had a
rather pretty fight for the place in the
third. Summary:
fernl to j. won; Dusli.t, III Tuiist1. I 10 %.
f%e SlGo'. 1 EaT 81 wsct h,Is and
sssss s.s. u os sssasI: III: ss5
=; = gSllmsn ~ .ssnSa Tm. e Won; so Himself ' tod0'
.sa MI hs tR.d,:rnss. 3 J. Won: ssIdsn DROP. ns
!. third Time. iil bassfui. BiacfamOof: and
chaplain also ran.
Fourth race, one mils-stroller, a 0fccanerty3.
. to 2 won: vincsnnss 1os to'Neip. u TO 5. sec
1:5o s-5 Birch Broom also ran. -
Fifth race. five and one-half furlongs.,Ayenger.
S TO l. second; Vanesber, ia tONeilll, 8 to i,
third. Time. lis S-5 Long Spur Wayfarer and
Otto Stifel also ran. Exclamation left at the
post.
Sixth race, one mile-Conundrum. 1o3 (oNeiiD.
won; walkover.
To-DAYs SARATOGA ENTRIES.
First race. for all ages. handicap. seven fur
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.
Gold Watch Presented to Coach ,!
Girl Haskell Eall Players.

In recognition Of his services as coach In
the last two years. members Of the first
girls basketball team at the High School
presented to Coach Barker gold watch.
The presentation was made at the home
of Miss Lillian Randall. former captain OF
the team
Mr.. Barker has coached the team for two
seasons. and will train 1t this year. He has
trained several basketball teams In other
cities. Tie watch was presented by Miss
Bertha Hensel. newly elected captain of
the team A vote of thanks was rendered
Miss Berthe Hoffman has been selected
business manager Of the team for next
year. She Is sister OF Arthur Hoffman.
Members Of the st Louis Rowing Club
their new four-oared shell at their club
house next Sunday afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
B l. q Cd

On account Of its frishtful hideousness, Blood
Poisoning is commonly called the King Of Al
tracted Once the system % tainted with Il, the
disease may manifest ITSELF in the form Of scrof-
Joints. Eruptions or Copper-Colored Spots on the
Face or Body, little Cteers In the Mouth Or on
ins out q ths Hair p. EyeSrows spd nnaiiy 8
yop have any 81 hsse or simiiar S sSpos se,
bRowNs BLooD CpRp immsdia.eiX; This
Il contains no dangerous drugs d. injurious med
ictnss Of any kind, L goes 20 the very bottom,
impurity. Soon every sign and sxmptcm disap-
pears. completely and forever. The blood. TIE
tenn are eiesnsed. purified and restored to pr
fss f ssiss s ts patsns sw fgs
sL2oP CTBE; 6S bottle. lasts month.
phia.. For sale n 81 Louis only bv woiK VIII
son Drug Co.. Sixth and Washintton ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
LOCAL RACES $$=$$$$= COLE TOURNEY PUGI[]SM
Date for Sullivan Corbett
Fight Again Changed
From Next Week.

pions In the Retail Dry Goods League w1u
take place
The s., " & B.. having won all four Of
their games, are determined to finish the
season unbeaten. and will contest with
Crawford,s team. which has won three and
lost one game and is anxious to VIII VIII Sat sat
nsdss sks sa@s arem 10 pay Of the e thus
The Grand Leaders are going to put their
best "line-up'' against Nugents and strive
70 wip the last game o. the seheanie e1i,,e Tnese
ments in their contests. and; nave, there
fore. not yet won game. while tEeir oppo-
sents fsm scalps aGr a, fSer bef nave
Bars go up against the improved Selects.
who promise to give them stin game.
Manager samuels taking active part In the
game himself.
The line-ups are as follows:
At Christian Brothers campus
g., v. & 3. vs.. CRAwFORDs-
sesnlat. ss u i lsli a l.ls. geS.. ssssEs sassasE
n9pRns. ti4a Rishf S.s. be1sreus rst base
Casey. catcher. smith, second base.
Holtz. shortstop. Eiggemeyer ihird bsse
sIse srss1n. censsr epss Daei eid White, lei, eld
f;atsu,aIl. right field. Dossinger. center feid.
NcGovern. substitute.
Umpire-GosneIl.
GRAND-LEADERs vs. NUeENrs.
Grand-Leaders- Nuxents-
Mormsnn. catcher Reiner left deid.
HetSe third base. Roetherneyert third nesA
Iane second baee Scherer. catcher.
Girst. center field Harshaw, right neid
Holliver. shortstop. Noelkefr center held
Smith, first base. WOLF. pitcner.
Reger right field. Kellogg, second base.
Brimenthal. left field. Elliott Inst Dase.
Urnpire-Barnes.
At st. Louis and IAmbdin avenues
BARRs VS.. SELECTS.
Barrs- Selects-
Long third base Taylor, pitcher.
Remey, center field Graham. shortstoA
Mohrman, pitcher Jurline. catcher.
Seifert. second base. Karst, left feid.
Schraaer catcher. Oconnor, second boss.
HAYS first base jones' first bzSo.
Hoock. sfiortstop. Reid, third baseN
F'etz right field. Samueis. right deld-
Walsh, left field LOTUS. center deld-
Buchfl0rn. substitute. Kech. substitute.
Cupire-Enider
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
Boys Attend BAH Game.

Boys from. the six Fairgrounds OF the city.
yesterday between the st Louis Cardinals and
the Cincinnati team The girls enjoyed an out
I'VE boys irony the Leagues Juvenile .horticui-
tnral farm accompanied the playgfothd boys:
The team Of the Civic Improvement League will
carry out ths following schedule this after
au noon; KnsseM "a As1lsys q knsssn erognas:
Rutger ". Nullauphy. st latter teams Euundl
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
lengths back of Love. Weather cloudy and
cool. Track slow


First rnce six Enthusiastically Cross. los
Sn amSSnnoeriyl. to 2 won: Rabunta, ns (D9mi-
nlck) TO ]. second: Mr.. Timberlake. 109 (Bon-
IS( nSes(, 10 70 /. third Time l:l7 s-5. Iceni. Be
sneka ana schwarzwald also ran.
,o second race six ard one-half fnrlcnss.Mc0ee
o IoS theigesonl. 10 TO TO- won; Wain a q, Molnen.
!o' lAdEins); to 1, second: Ancke 100 t5reeden).
II to L third Time l:gs - sshwaloe Big Ben,
Third race. one mile-Postmaster Wright 19I
tS Bonner), 8 to s. won: Sidney c. Love. JUS
Wonderly). q TO s, second. Sioux Chief. i9l
Iitelgesonl to 1. third. Time. l:A25. Minnie
Fourth race. steepleehase, short course-.Golden
jfIns.. iins. ls9 e. Carterl I to TO- won; ceylon lss
90 TO- third Time. s:ss. Paniaker and Coro-
Fifth race. FIVE firlonss-Mai Wells. 100 GiiI-
ier) u TO won; Liberty Bell. 100 %. Bonner) II
70 !, second: Atlentico. los tWaterburyl. 9 to s.
third Time. 1:es rs. Codex. Miss Mollie and
Sixth race. mile and sixty yards-F1oyd X. 80
tN " isons ssco . to won Serge, l97 Hslzesonl s
third. third Time; Time; IA s-5. karney Rurk s.pho XII
sprinsstead and Florence II. also ran.
To-DAY's HARLEM ENTRIES.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
Results at Fort Erie.

Results at Fort Erie.
Buffalo. Aug. 7.-Results:
First race. six furlonss. seiling-Ben Moro. .
to ]. won; John to l. second: Drummond, Z
to /. third. Time. 1:15A.
Second race, five furiongs-Panacea, 8 to !.
won; Tontu. 40 to ], second: May Combs. to
s, third. Time, 1:o3A.
Third race one mle-F1ora Bright to l. won;
Bummer H. to l. second; Mefrinent. to 49,
Fourth race. SIX furlongs. sellins-Freeborn. s
to ], won; Zarkee. TO !, second; Malakor, 8
to !. third. Time. 1:1s,l.
mostly to /. won: John Yerles to 10 SEQ
ond: Tracadoro. TO : third. Time. 1:Ez
Sixth race, six fuTtongs, selling-Amorous 8
to 1. won; Dynastic. to !. second; springbrook,
to 2, third. Time. ] Is.
To-DAY'S FORT ERIE ENTRIES.
rix f,rIon
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08

Weather cloudy; track heavy.
HARLEM SELECTIONa
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
chicago Aug. 7.-SelectionS:
Afiss Manners.
second Race-cif.on Forge. Don pomo, Fred
Leppert.
Third Raee-Dlck welies. Gregor G.. wain-a-
Moinen.
full. N
Fifth Race-Lovable. Eva's Darling Bard
cancer.
Seventh Race-Kunja. Compass, Moor,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
GREELEY TEAM A WINNER.
st. Louis Nine Defeats Leavenworth,
Kas., Team by Score Of 10 to o.

HEPUBLllC bFECIAL.
Leavenworth. Kas.. Aug. 1.-The Greeley
Printery team Of st. Louis. which is tour
ing through this district, defeated the Fort
Leavenworth team to-day by the score Of
10 to 0. F,itzpatrick's pitching was the
feature Of the visitors. play. as was the
errofless game they put up. The Qreeleys
play team In Kansas City tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08

FORT ERIE sELEcTToNA
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Fort Erie. Aug. 7.-Seiections:
First Race-Karl KahIer. Mrs. Frank Foster,
Lyrist.
Second Race-Jim FerTin. Flo Aianola, Row
Third Race--Bummer II. Barbara Freitsche
Crestfallen.
Fourth Race-Handmore, scarfell, Retieent.
cate.
sixth Race-Tom Kingsley. Ed L.. John ]. Re-
Seventh Race-Trenct the Mere Percy R.. Cap
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
We Cure Varicocele in 5 Days.
mpncy


afflicted varicocee results-Nervo,a
Debility and Lost Manhood Are you morose rab,s and
Have Emissions and Drains Of ysorl Ar.
sensitive Of Pelvic system and though syes
result total ana
sultihg from laws
Remember liash
valuable
Varicocee disease-a
veins and crculaon Nearly az cases Of Lost
softennE and wasting siand. paay q
pain suffering detention from business Our thou
ton this assertion Business whom cured
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
SUNDAY BASEBALL pERMrrrEp.
Chillfcothe Council Amends Ordinanc
So a. to Make Game Legal.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chilllcothe, No.. Aug. 7.-As q result Of
the strong fight which has been made on
Sunday baseball. the City Council last night
amended the ordinance in relation to Sun
day observance SO as to make Sunday base.
ball In Chillicothe legal unless 1t Is played
in the streets or public grounds.
This Is a victory for the bail players and
their friends, as the games are played In q
private park. The law and order people re.
taliated by announcing their intention Of
having committee present at next Sun-
days game to take the names Of all who
attend,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
TO Bay Fast Trotters.

Lexington. Ky. Aug. I'm. Desir, known hero
as tSmithy." u Belgian. has come to America
with plenty Of money to invest in fast trofters
He bought to-day Of Glenn Beaehy the s-year-oid
1lly. lAbby Queen. 1-year-oid record ESQ. by Ex-
pedition. z:16x. dam Euxine. by Axteli. 2:13 She
made . trial mile IN 1:l5is and clinched the sale
futuEaties and the stock-farm purses at Brtshton
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
RACES AT GRIGosyILLE,

HACES AT GRICGSVIILE.
Grlggsville H.. Aug. 7-To-day's races werc
attended by 10,e0 people. Track fast. Summary:
2:2 pace, purse S30:
Columbia Hall {Bartley). ey).....................1 /
ygeata, ch m: lCasady) ...................1 3 9
Htdalgo. b. tWilliamsJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time-2I7K. s:liA. e:I4H.
2:15 trot purse 500:
Ameffgo. b. q. fGriswoldl ...,.........,.a
Tih1e-2:12h. 2lslt 2:z0ll. an.
A. A. Harper. b. 6. (NeaD ............-..3 3al
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pana. ILL.,. Aug. THE Pana races closed to-
day The meet has been one Of the best in the
history Of its fourteen years. To-day's sum-
mar1es:
2:25 trot. $500 purse-carolln won, with Miss
Remember second. Time. 2:2gts 2:21A, 2:2lI,.
In the ffss-fer,sil free race Salem broke the track
race was for blood ana the best ever held here:
The time wa. a:lsll. .2;15. 2:l4i. Purse, 500.
Senator W.. second. Time, 2:I7A. 2:isH. s:1sN
In the novelty race. Fillmore won drst quar-
ter. Joe Mack winning the half and three.
quarter and one mile time. 1:is.
Zanzita won the five-eighth-rnile running race
Attendance s 00O
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08

EARATOdA SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Aug. 7.-Seiectfons:
Eirst Rsse-Ma5or Deinssrnsld. Hermis syriin.
Third Rsce-Broomstick. 1hiexibie, ormonds's
Ter. '-''
| Fifth Rsce Tone. Sir Walt, war Times.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

JOCKEY
OU3
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
EGANS WILL MEET TODAY
In GOLF TOURNEY FINALS.
w. A. stickney of St. Louis wins Tive
Consolation Cups and A. b. Ian.
bert Nearly wins Another.

Cleveland, O., Aug. Tho finals In the
Western amateur golf championship have
been reached and two Chicago golfers are
again to meet each other for the Westarn
championship.
They are II. Chandler Egan Of Exmoor
and his cousin, Walter Egan. also Of Ex-
moor.
This morning they defeated their rivals In
the semifnais. Chandler disposing OF n.
Russell Of Detroit. Q up. and Walter E1An
defeating e. Brown Of Cleveland. uR
Both matches were exceedingly close and
were not decided until ths eighteenth holA
The BTown-W. Egan match was the more
hotly contested.
Two consolation cups fell to w. A Stick
sek I ehampionship Ct mi i tournamens ins p TO-DAY. a1
While the attention Of the enthusiasts ~
the Euclid Club was taken with the semi
fnals In the championship play. some dosen
test earlier in the week, were fighting for
tho Flight Cups. awarded as consolations
to the finalstS and runners-up in this sub
ordinate competition.
stickney won a cup IN each capacity,
This morning IN the semihnals he beat Nat
to play. The match was wholly one-aded.
the Chicago man having no chance. This
afternoon stiiekney had much moss d,f-
Z. Fownes Of Ptttsburg. 1t was any ones
game till the last, but the St. Louis man
wsa ss eegesei o, ep cam. sop.
to st. Louis A. b. Lambert.s game with
2 r. d. Bokum of Pfttsburg was close. TAX
ing an extra hole to decids It.
*. I. T.. League.
AT Hopkinsville- -Hopkinsvills g. Padneah Z
Ratteries-Keeler and Street. Wilson and Ed-
utunds.
Al Henderson-Jackscn IL. Hendersun Q. Eat
terfes-Cole and Petit. Gardner and Warner
Marion 3, Evansville 2.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Evansville md. Aug. f.-Narion took to-days
game By the score Of to Z
Evansville .........1 . ett9
Batteries-Haskins and McKiniay: Marrym.a
and Herbert
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
DRY GOODS LEAGUE BALL.

Final Games Of the series Are to Ne
Played.
This afternoon the final struggles for the
cup and honor Of being hailed the cham
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
Sixth race, selling. on. mil. and .hr..-siz.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
THE REPUBLICS SELECTIONS.

Second Race-Quaker Girl ocy.ohe. Doctor Cart
ledge.
Third Race-Morrfs yolmer. Axares. Hind.
Fourth Race-Check Morgan. Bugler. MafaldA-
Fifth Race-Judge Cantrill. Orris Lasso.
Sixth Rece-Light Opera Josie F.. w. b. Gates.
Seventh Race-Mcllie T, IinpetuoiS Cu5tus
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08


ss the @ & % 1ne .sn as
The cords
alsocu In In payNe
Write charge fes ison .nS
Hours-s a m t p m "a. m to p M ~
Drs. FRANCIS ( FRANCIS, 600 OLIVE q as srREET,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
.CentraIi. Fair CIo.es.

REPUBLlC SPECIAL
Centrala. Mo-, Aug. the ninth annual meet
Ing Of the Centrala Fair closed q four-days.
meeting here this afternoon. 1t was largely at
tended and was success in every way. To-day's
suMmafy: Eraaafyg:: ..,, ,.,.,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
GRAND CIRCUIT RACE RESULTS.
Elastic Pointer Easily Wins Frontier

Buffalo. N. T.. Aug. THE attendance at
the Grand Circuit meet at Kenilworth to-
day was large. The track was good. Tho
feature of the card, the Frontier Stake, Of
1900. for 2:2o PAGERS. was easy for Huirf-
gers son o. Brown Hal Elastic Pointer
Pointer took the race in straight heats.
In tho 2:N trot, Budd Doble made a GAL
liant effort to land This Roman in first
money. but Monte Carlo had the speed, and
relnmanship cannot do everything. Susie J.,
Summary:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08

sssson srnishl. ..........:.o o . IL o Il 4
Batteres-Haskins and McKiniay: Marymsa
and Herbert.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
KL Il. Lenxne.

H. 4. Il. Le080 0es
At Hopkinsv1lle-Hopkinsvills 9. Padneah
Rattertes-Keeler and Street. Wilson and Ea-
utunds
Al Henderson-Jackscn II. Hender1m O. lat
terfes-Cole and Petit. Gardner and Warmer
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08
Marion 3, Evansville z

Evansville Ind. Aug. f.-Narfon took to-dayo
game by the score Of to Z
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08

% t p Won WON Ss'F s e s Il ' . @
heI az, 51a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-08

Start good. Won driving: second easily. W
Penzance-Miss Ida. Psnzaree. we'll r!ddep Y
q fine ride and finished strong. Lady and Mey
Time-:N :2eh. 80. :5li4. 1:o5. 1:1s,i. 1:s2
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-01-30
A Word About Hides.

Don't fail to call on the old ie
liable Hide and Junk Co., when
you have hides, pelts, furs &C.. to
sell remember we pay cash, don't
ask you to trade it out ii a stor.
and don't advestlse 20 pounds Of
OF sugar for one dollar and never
get 1t We don't offer $500 for
your hides and turn around ard Sc /
the same hide to some one. else for
81. so Some one is getting beat on
such deal. Investigate and ms st
on inc cash. People are becoming
wise on trading hides for trash; they
want the cash. Who paws cash?
w ny the Bear Lake Hide e Junk
Co.
NJ. BERGMAN
Manager.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-01-30
Place for the Incubator.

Under most circumstances a small
building out of doors is the best place
IN which to locate the incubator dur
Ing the time it is to be in operation.
Inls place is necessary as a safe
guard aga nst fire. There might be
times when it would be more advan-
tageously located in the house were
IL not for the danger from fire. The
opJectlon to an outer building, how
ever, lies in the fact that the temper
AZURE is very changeable unless the
building is exceptionally we'll built.
Where good many chicks are to be
raised or where several incubators
are to be kept in service for some
months at time building construct
ed partly below ground is best. We
nave seen such houses that had been
constructed at moderate cost. The
lower walls went five or six feet be-
low the surface of the ground, and
consisted of concrete to the thick
ness of foot or more. In such cases
the floor was of concrete and the Sec
ond floor Of boards was only a short
distance above the ground. The up
per portion Of such building can be
used for the storage of food and the
like. The lower part, In which are
placed the incnbators, can be kept at
a very even temperature. The cellar
OF the residence is hardly the place
for 1Gcubators, on account of the
dampness OF the cellars as ordinarily
constructed, and the danger of fires
above mentioned.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-01-30
Cornish and Indian Games.

The Indian Game has many fine
qualities to recommend it to the breed
er, and for many years past has been
one of the most popular of fowls. IN
Dlumage the male is green-black with
out penciling; the wings, chestnut.
with bay and metallic black wing bar;
the feathers OF the neck hackle are
short and hard, green-black, with del
'cate crimson-brown shafts The pla-
mage of the hen is very difficult to OBJ