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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-12

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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-12
GLASSWARE SPECIALS
For Week

See the pretty Berry Sets in west window we nave
great assortment and them as fast as possible
We put sacrifice prices every set Ihls SAFE cioes
Saturday evening" Read descriptions and prices fono"h8
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!, Poland China Herd-First, g. = a a. Murphy ply,
Po M1n h,ns Se Il BR
Brewster, Mimi, Duroc Jersey herd.
Improved Yorkshires.
Boar, Year Old or Over-First. 1896, Glover
by the Wilcox company, White !, Beas "a, Mimi;
r., owned by Thomas Garfield, Lake Park
Mimi; third, Glover Crest, Dalmeny King, Imp.
Boar, Months IS" Old Old and Under i Year-First
1901. summer Hill Colston, Eclipse H. IMP mp
1881 G. R.. the Wilcox company; third, looo'
Boar, Under 9 Months, Age Considered.Ftrst,
1905 Duke Of York, owned by Thomas r.. Can IN
Thomas sei e. Gane1d third, 1907 owned BY D. II.
Poor, Hastings, MINI. -.
bEeesns spw I'M 4sins 9d
Imp. 269s, owned by Thomas II. Garfield; sec
ond 1915, Glover Crest, Borrowaeld Rose. 10th,
pany; third, 1918, Summer Hill Dalmeny Long
| Lass w., Imp. 3oO5 owned by Thomas H. Can
Breeding Sow. Year Old and Under First;
b. Ganed Frost i'22
Lake Park Ruby TX, owned BY Thomas H. Can
field.
Sow Pig, Months Old and Under Year
First, 1927, Oak Lodge Pride 6s Imp, owned
by the Wilcox company; second, 1925, Summer
owned by Thomas H. Garfield; third, 1925, Sum
mer Hill Dalmeny,- verbena Imp. 12asss G. r.,
owned by Thomas H. Garfield.
Sow Pigs, Under 8 Months, Age Considered
| First, 1888, Lake Park Long Lass, owned by
Thomas H. Canfeld second, 1885. owned by
| D. H. Poor, Hastings, Mimi; third, owned by
| D. II. Poor.
Herd-First, 1914 owned by Thomas H. Can
| field; second, 1916, owned by the Wilcox com
pany; third, 1916, owned by the Wilcox com
pany
Young Herd-First. 1913, owned by Thomas H
Garfield; second 1919, owned by the Willcol
company; third, owned by D. H. Poor, Hastings
Iinn.
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King Calico, owned by George A. Heyl; third.
o. Senator. owned by George A.. Heyl
Mare, 3 Years Old-First 2S6, Nova ewned by
NJ. r. Bracklin; second. 293, Bridget, owned BY
George a. Heyl third, $50, Belle. owned by the
Wilcox company.
Mare, Years old--First. 1o4, Lady Major.
owned by George A. Heyl; second, BOZ,
owned by the Wilcox company: thru, 29s, Cfe-ss
Belle, owned by NJ. r.. Bracklin.
Mare, Year Old-First, 306, Agnes, owned by
George A. Heyl; second, 3o7, Albera. owned by
George A. Heyl; third, Margaret, owned 10y Jean
Du Luth company, Duluth Mimi.
Mare and Fcal--,First. 4o7. Notion, 2o96, owned
by Jean Du Luth company; second, 402 Ele-
gance owned by NJ X. Bracklin: third 40S,
Novelty, 2lQs, owned by Jean Du Luth company.
Herd Of Ponies-First, 414. owned by George
A. Heyl; second 412, owned by N. II. Bracklin;
third, 40; owned by Jean Du Luth company.
Matched Driving Team--First, 423, owned by
| Jean Du Luth company; second 400. owned by
George A. Heyl; third, 421 owned by the Will
cox company.
Single DriyersaaFirst. owned by George a.
Heyl; second. 434. owned by Jean Du Luth
company: third, 42s. owned by NJ. Il. Bracklin
Saddle Ponies-Flrst, 445, owned by George A.
Heyl; second 443, owned by the Wilcox conf
pany; third 437, owned by NJ. E. Bracklin.
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FOR SALE By

CONSTIPATION Yields at once to chase's
VONO 80 HssVW Constipation Tablets
In watch shaped bottles. 25c. At all druggists.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05

Sops Mnn ISIS s1s5 sold to W W otte Ran
dale d Farm sold to John A. Nelson, Minneapolis,
lot 3, Countess Of Gloster I'd, owned by
Roberts, Minneapolis, Mimi, s175::
St; CLOUD; Min1;s sold 10 W o: Merry, Month:
sold 'T to p caned Park
Ni Lot 49, sSsi Bella Isaac, owned by c. E. Clarke
St; Cloud MINI, sold to j. N. Elder, Brainerd
hi h%t s $2l5 prncsss T. o. o1r6ad nv r I'd.
Randolph, Min SIS i0"" So'o % w. W. wv
% weSster cy sold y
Az d. and s " tasbS Sorthhsld MINI s2s%
Lind, Iowa, sold to sheelan. Usage, Iowa. $3.50
Lot H. Victors Queen. owned by P. D. Fuller,
Sutherland Iowa, sold to swaggert. Champaign,
fasla ' !awa sold pt to + + T. csnsd Lake
Lot 49, Colleen Lad 2o44eo, owned by William
Smiley SIN MALCOLM, Iowa; sold to L. R. Stafford,
Lot 10, 5oth Duchess of Walnut, Hill, owned
by, c. s. Barclay 4 Son; West Liberty: Iowa,
Lot to 2S Centennial Sect 2s2s2 owed by
Browndale Farm Minneapolis sold to L. j. Nor
Lot 70 Centennial Isabella 59th. owned by
srownda lf Farm Earn Mnneapolis sold to D. B.
se no 81 st. G fmp Mln &c e. owned by N
Lind, R sf; lswo sold to L: H Enlnons, En-.
P Lot % PIv f;so Belle owned by C. D. Clarke.
ST clo1 sloo Mimi, sold TO p 3 searle, St. Cloud,
Lot %, Pride of oakvale, owned by G. S; Bar
slay M:st liberty, Iowa sold to W o. Merz
Lot 81 Royal Victor 81 sipmpta 2oe272 owned
Wilkinson, crookston, MINI, $50; ~
West Liberty Iowa, sold 10 Thompson Cattle Co.,
Lot IS, Pride Of Scotland 1875, owned by n.
a. Lind Rolfc Iowa, sold to Thompson Cattle
Lot Fl, Fashion Fair, owned by G., E. Clarke,
St; Cloud, Mimi, sold to D. s. Searles, ST. Cloud,
Lot 2s. Scottish Isabelle End. owned by Hector
S CO an: Jr .o paulina Iowa, sold to D. B. Scarf,
- Lot %, Violet Of Maple Hill 10th, owned BY
d. Fg,5er sn ath lowa sold to H. F.
| Lot 30. End. Alberta of Maple Hill, owned by
searle. st, Cloud $27o. ~, 80.
pd lot + Modest lest, Bell owned by n A. Linz
Lot q: Lizzie p I'd; owned BY {: $; Barclay s
! Lot IS, Brownvilie 1s175s, owned by Chris n
dao \ a. sas MIMI sold to l. ! Jones' Shell
Extra, invincible aeoss7. owned by T. J, wer
st. fsu Sop Pa hDe sSs No. sold to " H. crane'
Minneapolis, sold to VA. Wilkinson, Crook
Lot "a, Roam Gem 3D.. owned by P: D. Fuller,
Sutherland, Iowa, sold to G. f. Clark. ST. Cloud
. Lot IS, Maud owned by +; A: Edward. Web
Mimi, $iso: ' '' ~ ~ ~ y '''s"' .'''''ee'''
clay & Son. West Liberty, Iowa. sold to l.. II
Norris, Minneapolis $125. :.4 1885,. =.
Lot 81, Isabella (substltute); owned by, Hee
searle, st. Cloud. $115. - - =
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Observation-Disclosures, any age)-First, G. n.
Balllnger '.-
Observation-Disclosures any age)-First, W. W.
Woodward. =
One Ram. Years Old or Over-First, A6, G.
H. Williams, Jonesville, Mich; second, 254, c.
H. Williams; third, $685. H. E. Moore, Orchard
Lake, MIMI. a.....
Ram, Year Old-First, 247, C. H. Williams
second, $50, H. L. Moore; third, e36, H. E.
Moore. "-.. -s,. &C.. T.
Ram Lamb-First es7. H. E. Moore; second,
24e, G. H. Williams; third, 254, C. H. VIII
liams.
Eve 2 Years Old or over-First, $780, II. e.
Moore; second. 257, G.. II. Williams; third 576,
G.. W. ird, Edna Mills, MINI.
Eve, Year Old-First, 25s, C. n. Williams,
Jonesyille, Mich; second H. E. Moore; third,
942, II. E. Moore. g..
/ Eve Lamb--First, 943, H. E. Moore.
Flock-First, 251, c. H. Williams second, II.
E.. Moore.
Feeding Animals. =. .azs..
For Minnesota Breeders Only-Lambs for Feed,
ing (shown in groups of five)-First, ISL owned
! h. ;. c. Mills & Brother Boston, Mimi; second,
G. w. Beard, Edna Mills; third J. G. Mills s
. Brother; fourth. L. W. Orr, Alton, Mimi; fifth
w: F. Dussel, Montevideo, MINI. ...r.,' +.
Best Single Animal, ANY Lot-115O, J. G. Mills
& Brother. =. -'.-. E.
Rambouillet.
Ram, 2 Years Old or Over-First. 949, owned
by f. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis; second
$50, F. W. Harding; third $780, c. H.: Ballinger
Ram, 1 Year ear old-rirst e52 F. w. Harding
second. BAL G. H. Ballinger; third, 342, c. H
Ballinger. -. O., -'
Ram Lamb--First, 346, c. H. Ballinger; second
BAT. II. H. Moore. Orchard Lake, Mimi r. p, p.
| Eve, Years Old Over--First, 961, F. w
Harding, Waukesha, Wis.,; second, 1964, H. T.
Moore Orchard Lake, hIinn.;' third, .965, H. E
Moroe. ....... -.
Eve, r;lYear old-Fhst, see, Few Harding
second, 967,. F. W. Harding; third, $50, H. L
Moore. -. 49, " r..
Eve Lainb-First. 972, H. E. Moore: second
973. H. E. Moore third. $40, F. w. Harding.
| Flock-First9I4, f. W. Harding; second, 976
He. Moore. 49,. 49, .'." .. ~.
f. w. Harding. ."t >.' .-.
Ewe--Any Age-First, go, F. w. Harding.
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sHoRrHoRN SALES.

Fuller, Sutherland. Iowa, sold to T. A. Luckeron,
kensett. Iowa, $3.50.
owned By F. A. Edwards. Webster City, Iowa,
sold to W. o. Merry. Monticello. Mimi. $500
Clarke St. Cloud, Mimi, sold to W. IS. Todd,
Mineral Point. Mirn;, $500.
dale Farm Minneapolis. sold to 3. T. Underwood,
willow Lake, s: d. $175.
os S1a 1Sth owned b. Sep
Lake Park, Mimi, s$495. =
Lot 8, Grand Archer, 1884, owned by Brown
dale Farm, Minneapolis, sold to T. A. Luckerson,
Kensett, Iowa. 81, OO5. s1s.s.-.5-e'
Lot is, Alice K. 18th, owned by John Cooper,
st. Cloud. Mimi. sold to J. h. Anderson, Ma
Lot i. Pure Gold Sd, owned by N. A. Lind,
Rolfe, Iowa, sold to e. G.. Carnes, Royalton,
Lot 2. Verbena Gem I'd. owned BIZ p. D. FULLER.
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Stallion, Years Old or over-First. o71, David
Harum, owned by George a. Heyl. Washington,
Ill; second, 272, Captain Jinkle, owned by
George A. Heyl; third, 274. Mystic, owned by
II 4. Brackelin, Minneapolis.
Stallion 2 Years Old and Under 3-First, 81,
Blue Ribbon, owned by G. A. Heyl; second, 81,
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SHEEP.
Southdown.

S~~~~No"NN' - Sc
Judge, William Potts. Chicago 49,. .. -
Ram, Years Old or Over-First, 1910, George
McKerrow Son, Pewaukee second. 1915, George
McKerrow & Son; third, w. H. Dunwoodv,
Ram, Year old-First, 1915, George .McKer-
row; second. 1877 George McKerrow; third, W..
II. Dunwoody. - r. - -
Ram Lamb-First. 1918. George McKerrow &
Son; second, 1919; George Mckerrow 4 Son.
McIlerrow; second. 1os1. George McKerrow W. .
Eve, Year od--First, 1888, George McKer-
Eve Lamb-First 1855, George McKerrow &
Son; second, 1885, George McKerrow & Son.
dg ad ao22 GsGss 6
| Sweepstakes-One Ram, Any Age-1O25.
One Eve, Any Age-1o25, George McKerrow
& Son. :
Oxford Down.
| Ram, 2 Years Old or over-First,
George Mckerrow Son. seeond 14 eeorse
McKerrow 4 Son; third, g: w. Orr.
row Ev on Hes sseSna Eds a sas 3
Son; third. 1o1s; L. W. 20 Orr, Alton MINI. :,
Floek,Ttrst, 1923. George McKsrrev & Son;
second, 1929 George McKerrow & Son; third,
sweepstakes-one Ram, Any Age-First, 1925,
One Eve. Any Age@First, 1926 George Nc
Kerrow & Son.
| Ham, Years Ola or Over-F1rSt, 8I4, H. T..
Moore, Orchard Lake, Mich; second, 915, II. e.
| Moore.
Ram, Year old---First, OIL, H. p. Moore;
l second 23s G. H. Williams. Jonesville, Mich.
| third, 91S, H. r. Moore.
Ram Lamb-First 239; c. H. Williams; sec:
Years od 81 ea NJ
! Moore; second, 923, 81. E. Moore; third, $40,
| CHI. Williams.
1 Eve, Year old-Frst, s24, H. e. Moore;
| second, 925. II. E. Moore.
Eve Lamb-First, 926, H. E Moore; second
] 242, G. H. Williams; third, 176, H. E. Moore.
/ Flock-First 92S, 81. f. Moore.
/ Sweepstakes-First, $50, H. E. Moore.
1 One Eve, Any Age-First, H. E. Moore.
shropshires.
! Judge-Potts.
Ram. 2 Years Old or Over-First, $780, G. n
4 Bollinger, Lexington NeD,; second, 325, w. O.
Friedman, Muscatin Iowa; third, AL, Boytor
1 & Welsh, Dexter Mimi.
Ram, Year Old-First 352, G. H. Bellinger
second, W. Woodland, Bloomer, Wis; third, 414
4 Boynton & Welsh.
Ram La1nb-First, a2s, w. o. Friedman, Mus
catine, Iowa; second, W. Woodward; third, w
Il Woodward.
4 Eve, 2 Years Old or Over-First, $780,. w O
4 Friedman; second, 255, G. Fl. Ballinger; third
i 1856, C. n. Ballinger.
i Eve, 1 Year Old-First W. O. Fritchman
second, G. w. 3allinger; third, 422, Boynton 6
Il Welsh
j Eve Lamb-First,, W. w. Woodward; second
1859, G. W Ballinger; third. 333, W. w Fritch
i Fiock-First, 6. a. Ballinger.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-05
|Dr. L0relZ'S Triumph
Has Marked an Epoch in the Surgi-
cal History of the World.

The famous Austrian surgeon has not
only accomplished wonderful results in
operating but has introduced a new and
important principle in his profession
bloodless surgery. It was by doing one
thing constantly and learning to do 1t
We'll, that his name will go down to pos
terity along with the great masters Of
his art.
That is the principle upon which the
founder Of Chase's Dyspepsia Cure worked
for years before he would permit the REM
edy to have a public sale. He jealousy
guarded his labors until he could proclaim
to the world that a positive cure for dys-
pepsia and all stomach troubles had been
created. 1t was no accidental discovery,
made in treating an individual case, but
was gradually evolved with the constant
purpose Of meeting every stomach condt-
ton which might arise.
Chase's Dyspepsia Cure must not be
looked upon as a "cureall." It may cure
many other complaints; in fact. has cured
some; but it is only offered for the one
purpose and will not sail under false COL
ors under any consideration.
II you have indigestion, sour stonhAsts,
heartburn, nausea, sick headaches. COLI
hands and feet, dizziness. lassitu6a ~
other symptoms. Chase's Dyspepsia. CusS
will soon dispel them. The oldest and
most obstinate case of dyspepsia cannot
resist this Incompatible remedy. and the
HTSC QOSe gives TSlleI II III prefer
ence to pills and tablets and learn Of It's
wonderful merits for yourself. Sold by
all druggists under guarantee OF satisfao-
ton or money refunded.
FOR SALE By
Donaldson's Glass Block.
Powers Mercantile Company
Weinhold. E. H.. 9th st and Ntcollek.
BENJAMIN Levy, Nicollet and 81st st.
Cirkler c. H., 9th and Nicollet.
Hermann, A. B.. I'd av and 4th st.
Gamble & Ludwig, Sd st and Hennepin.
Churchilrs, Nicollet House Block.
If your druggist cannot supply You promptly.
write for full particulars to
Chase Manufacturing Co., Newburgh n T.
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HEREFORD SALE

/ ~
Neb r Edmcndscn KANSAS city
Lot Il, COW, Reals Minnie $3.50. owned by
Lot a, COW, Cressida 1850 owned by W: B.
Lot Il. COW. Mary Bud 145E1 owned by
Miner Bros, sold to G. r.. slocum, Primghar
sub-lot ee. cow BrillIantine v; 144es2. owned
by Gudgell s. Simpson sold to Re-. E. Sheppard
lot So S spot sn}n GT 1ssy BY e "
stanton on Breeding Company, sold to George Nc
Lot 50; bull Eureka 15745o, owned by Steel
Lot SO, COW: Anita 13e632 owned by Mrs: X.
sold to \ tss Fa1 sss $50
Steward & Hutcheon, sold to A. Headaeker. $165;
Lot 76, cow and calf. Actress V: 93305 owned
h hx al? sa55 HILL sold to ) O. Miller Snsn'm
Lot s.. cow PRUDENCE, Randolph 124l12, owned
BY F. Rockefeller, sold to }. a. Novel; 81.
Subj st IS. COW. Starlight 9557s owned BY. G..
+, Webb. sold to George Leigh, Aurora Ill.,
Lot "a. cow Mercrry's Evelyn 1892. owned
s bull" p FS% 10 H Ssa 1sS? By
W: B. Waddell, sold to R; A; Wilkinson $50.
1a s sod to a e. T. sieea@ s14o "
Lot 90, COW, Modesty, 151a72: owned by Miner
f Lot s ST. COW 20 Dolorcsa Vi 1852 by
endsel Simpson so% ts F. F. Martin IN S1s0 "
hS .e sold e1T BY 4es omns $780, oy
Lot g. COW, Minnie Briton 1176O2, owned by
staunton Breeding Farm Co., sold to George
sub-lot 7a COW, Miss Tara 152e7s, owned by
Steele gros sold to George Eev Leigh $11o onea
Mrs K: W. Gross: sold to r a. Wilkinson 500.
| Lot 80, cow. Rosina 149153. owned by Stew
| ard & Hutcheon, sold to Mark Live Stock
Lot e5: cow Miss Casey 12411o, owned by r.
Rockefeller, sold to Levi storley, s11o.
| Webb, sold to G. r. slocum, $1o5:
s@ Sold 7s to- + Na aast1 6o owned by
waddeil sold to g; +: smith, Craig, .Neb., sleo:
Miner Bros, sold to &. R. slocum. s1s5:
sub-lot 8. COW Geyendeline Xxx 1869,
eynea BY sndge & s1 Simpson sold to
owned ss " soid to r. A. WiiS
Lot 40, COW. Joyful 1o74es, owned by Stanton
Breeding Farm Co., sold to George Nc.
Steele Bros, sold to g. R. slocum. s17o :,
%sad s1f sold asfs s ssss
G qs;ss : H. W Armour sold to George
Lot 81, bull, Bean Donald XVII. 1896
owned y stanton Breeding Farm Co, sold to
Lot /. bull, Gallant 151755 owned by Albert
Hill, sold to George Leigh. $135.
| Lot 50, bull. Fuller 1694S1 owned by Q. a.
stannard; sold to A. j. McLain, Louisville
| Mimi, $50.
Lot 6e. Bright Dandy 1891, owned by
Gudgen : Simpson, sold to G. Hambrecht,
| Lot e3, bull, Carey 147219, owned by g. f.
i Smith, sold to Mark Live Stock Co., 500.
! Lot 81, bull, Soldier Creek Archibald 1621s2
owned BY F. Rockefeller, sold to R. "A. wilk
Lot Sc, bull, Prince Rupert 1874. owned BY
/ Steele Bros. sold to r. g. Guy, Oakland 500
Lot g., bull. Columbus XIV. 1OO911, owned
by @: T. Webb, sold to Jessie Adam, Mowea
qua, III. $72O.
Lot 49, bull. Merry Monarch 157o37, ownet
by q. F. Smith, sold to George McEathron, SO
: Lot 90, bull, Homer 15ase4. owned by G. A
| Lot 80. bull, Columbus VI. 1493ss, owned b,
O. T. Webb, sold to George Slocum, $1S5.
| Lot IL. bull, Senator 159461, owned by Steel,
Bros, sold to A. J. McLain, 500.
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thtlde Jewel owned by J. B. Irwin; second
66S, Prince of Home Farm, owned by w. B. Bar
ney; third. 67J, Sir Kaan DeKol, owned by j.
B. Irwin. ..A.
Cow Years Old or over-First. s7s. Kaan
Marie Mechthilde. owned by J. B. Irwin; second,
673, Wayne Barthena, owned by M. e. Moore;
third, 679, Chloe Mechthilde, owned by j. B.
Irwin. e.: 49, - ..
Heifer Years Old and Under 3-First $50,
Solantha's Florence Herbert w., owned by W.:
B. Barney; second 6SS, Earle Grafton ". owned
by J.. B. Irwin, third, 6s7, Emporia Dekol H.;
Marie Jewel, owned by j. B. irwin; second, 69s,
Chloe Mechthilde H., owned by J. B. Irwin;
third, 695; Colantha's Florence Herbert ",
Heifer Calf l Year and Over Months--First,
~, Nagali Beauty. owned by J. B. Irwin; sec
B. Barney; third 7O9, Virgo Beauty ", DuKol,
| owned by J. B. Irwin. -,
Herd Of Young Cattle-First III, owned by
J. b.. Irwin: second. 716. owned by w. B.
Barney; third. rs, owned by NJ. Il. Moore.
Get Of One Sire-First 1872. owned by J. B.
Irwin; second, T20, owned by W.. B. Barney;
third, 719, owned by NJ T.. MooIe. -
Produce of One Cow-First, 1876 owned by J. B.
B. Irwin: second 724, owned by M. E. Moore;
third, 725 owned by w. B. Barney.
Herd-First. 100, owned by J. B. Irwin Sec
ond, owned by w. B. Barney; third, 1923, owned
by NJ. L. Moore. ...z.5. 49,. -.
| .- Sweepstakes. - ''5@-
| Champion Male, 2 Years Old or Over-First, 7sa
owned by W. B. Barney. -~E.
| Champion Female, 2 Years Old Or Over-First
| 1873, owned by j. B. Irwin. =; 49,
| Junior Champion Male, Under 1ears-First,
| 743, owned by j. B. Irwin .s.s .--.a -.
| Junior Champion Female, Under Years
First 745, owned by J. Is. Irwin. ..>..s.,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-28
COUNSEL FOR CAPTAIN BOYD
WILL ARGUE Demurrer TO-DAY
Judge Moore to Hear Contention OF
Attorneys Why Indictments should
BE Declared Void.

Judge Moore in the Court of Criminal
Correction to-day will hear the arguments
OF counsel on both sides on the demur-
rers to the indictments in the cases Of
Captain Samuel W. Boyd of the Fourth
Police District. who is charged with will
full neglect of official duty.
Fred W. Lehman, S. s. Bass and Thomas
J. Rowe are the attorneys for Captain
Boyd The cases are set for hearing be-
fore a jury on Monday. II Judge Moore
sustains the demurrers to-day, it will mean
that the cases will be thrown out of court
Monday, when they are called for trial.
Prosecuting Attorney Charles p. Williams
will argeu against the demurrers for the
State.
Captain Boyd is charged with willfuly
neglecting his duty in permitting Rose
Brown and Birdie Hall, who are charged
with managing immoral houses for the
Soviner brothers on North Twelfth street
violation of law.
-Four reasons are given in the demurrer
to each Indictment why the contentious OF
reasons are the same in each case. one de-
murrer mentioning the name of Rose Brown
and the other tnat Of brdis ba Hall
are duplicitous and multifarious and make
against the defendant two or more distinct
Charges OF aleSeQ neglect OF duty. Inc
second Is that the indictments are insult
ficicnt and do not advise the defendant of
what he has to meet upon his trial in that
they do not allege how, when or by whom
he was informed or how he acquired knowl-
edge that Rose Brown and Birdie Hall and
the other persons mentioned and referred to
in the indictments were guilty of the acts
charged against them.
In the third paragraph Of the demurrer 1t
is set forth that the indictments do not
charge any offense under the laws of the
State of Missouri. The last reason declares
that the facts set forth in the indictments
do not constitute an offense under the State
laws.
The attorneys for Captain Boyd are pre-
pared to argue these points at length to-
day. Judge Moore is expected to take the
morning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-28
Dr. L. OWEN ELECTRIC BELT CO.. :1s s4 G1ans n06Is s1 No.

and will return tomorrow afternoon. Local
nackets in and out time. Business good on
the wharf The /. n. Hook to obion River at
noon. -
Cairo, Ill, March 27.-River gauge reads AS.
showing fail of IL during the last q hours.
rived from the Upper Ohio at a m with tow w
of coal She dropped her tow here and dspar,sed
Sduss n sse oo joseph 1f Henry
at IL a m. The Oakland passed from Louisville
to Nw & sr at @ IN p and m oxt on 'o me
W. W. o'Neii passed from Louisville to New
at rom m With Ut. !TM ef e0a River 10 the he
Lower Mississippi with tow. OF empty bargea.
The Wash Honshe arriysd ir9m ,',, It the 49, LoM.r r.
bs H tx ss sTrved 9 from VicEsburs at a p
and departed for St Louis at S:y p m. me Inc
cleared tonight. The Georgia Lee will clear
for Memphis.
Cape Girardsan Mo- Ma5sh s Grew EAGLE e'uy up at
mSnish,i II The a. river is falling weather. cloudy
rise Of i in past q hours. Colder and raining
Silver Crescent down and up Lucia & passed csp up
IN I saa S eGl s
1874 and falling. Boats up: Mary Hin; s;tI bp p
% Burlington, t Ia. March 27.-The river is feet
10 inches above low-Mater marx, ie Ise OF and IA
Grand Tower, H.. March 27.-Grey Eagle up at
saaee "a n reaGs s q a. feet. and falling: Weather
cloudy.
Wheeling. ". Va, March 27.-River Il feet
inches; falling. Clear and warm
falling. ThnSnhsa Cloudy " and warmer. :,
Louisville. KY. March 27:-River rising; In
canal ls feet on na falls ant fees below locks
Evansville Ind. March T.-River falling: 26.7
feet. Cloudy and warmer
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-28
Departed.
Departures To-Day.
River RiaIto Brevities,

The City Of St. Louis. the last OF the old
Anchor Line steamers plying between S.. Louis
and New Orleans. was sold yesterday at New Or
leans
Captain G. r. Warner of Helena. Ark. Is an
applicant for membership in Harbor No. IS
The Cape Girardeau departed yesterday aft
ernoon for Commerce with good patronage. She
took down seventy-fve cabin passengers.
,,-captain Bud Smith brought UP the steamer
Mary Hiil from Cairo yesterday. The boat will
probably be taken Warsaw Ill. Captain Smith
returned to Cairo last night.
The Chester departed yesterday afternoon for
the Cape with heavy freight and many pas
senEers.
Jack Arnsten engineer Of the harbor boat.
has resigned. He is president of the Marine
Engineers Association.
The Stacker Lee will arrive Monday after
noon from Memphis and 20 out on the return in
the afternoon.
The India Givens arrived from Calhoun Coun-
ty yesterday with freight. She will depart on
the return this afternoon.
w. Il. Anderson of Cape Girsrdeau was
among the passengers on the Cape Girardeau yes
terday.
The Grey Eagle will arrive from Commerce
this morning and go out the return in the
afternoon.
The Lotus Sims departed for Nashville yes
terday afternoon. loaded with grain. Pilots CAL
lahan and Miller took her out.
The Belle of Calhoun. which arrived from
Nashville. will probably make another trip to
that port before peing placed in her regular
Calhoun County trade.
The City OF Savannah arrived last night from
the Tennessee River. and will go on the re-
turn this afternoon.
The Bald Eagle arrived from Beardstown and
departed fer Alton IN the afternoon. She Will
80 Peoria to-day tor the first trip Of the sea-
Colonel Hunter Zen Jenkins is preparing for
the first trip CT the Columbia to Chester next
Thursday.