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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
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THE IDAHO-wYOMTNG OIL co oNn
500 acres Of the choicest land En- tn
Fossil Wyo.. oil helds, and two drillini
riEs costing over u2c0 We already haas
one small row of oil, which Will pay 5 Pc
cent dividends on all our Outstaudiuf
stock. making ID worth about IS cents 90
the dollar besides our enormous iant
holdings and their constantly increasin,
values makes the stock worth probably
ants Per shars m9rs Iotal SIS w
lW per share. right now and thes,
uEureE certainly show our claims are rca
sonable We shall probably need SOp
can't lose money buying TINS stock. 10
the small well We already have vii
enable YOU 90 any time TO sell q for NOR,
than you nov have Co pay. and u W
strike a large dOw or a gusher every a.
cents YOU invest should reasonably ne
you az least S5 You are completely pro
tected and the only question involved Is
how much you Will make. References
Hunt. governor Of Idaho; Prank Martin
attorney general of that state. JOSEPH
PerrRult United States surveyor genera
for Idaho, or any bank IN Boise or Poca
tello, Idaho. United States Senator W
A Clark Of Montana. w. J. Bryan
stephen h. Flkns OF West Virginia Mau
DauEherIy. formerly OH Inspector Of Ne.
braska. Joe Chanselor CT California. whc
is worth s15.OOo.0Oo: United States Senator
G. y Clark OF Wyoming, and many othei
in S1O.OOO and SsO.e0O lots. Governor HoEE
Il Texas and MessrS. GuTy and Ga4cy, a.
OF Texas oil Tame, have Just sent u
drilling rigs to cur FIELDS. and the gov.
ernor says he will set oil or spend NA0N
on each RIG trying Are you Interested
DO you wan Go make big money HeIs
IL your opportunity. We are within So
or co. feet Of the THIRD oil sand and
will get there within the next 50 days
When we do We viii get a Eusher without
fail. THE PRICE OF OUR STOCK FOR
A VERY SHORT TIME is 15C FLAT,
NO DISCOUNTS. The price win advance
soon. We have the best oil proposition
in America. The state geologist OF both
Wyoming and Utah. and chemists from
all over the world. agree that We VII get
tremendous flows of oil n we go deep
enough. Send for our prospectus. Idaho
Wyoming OIL Co. Loan and Trust Build
Ing. Minneapolis. MINI. N-lSp 3
TO ALL LOSERS through turf invest
ments: Send me Immediately name of
concern and amount lost and learn 81
something greatly to your advantage. No
charge unless Successful. Confidential.
= G Attorney. Room sc, ls Park Place.
New York N-1S -
THIS BEATS NEW ~ERsEY"-Charters
procured under South Dakota laws Tor a
few dollars, write for corporation laws.
blanks. bylaws and forms TO Philip Law
renee, late assistant secretary Of state,
Huron. Beadle county. South Dakota.
X-TFE kH
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
GREAT BARGAIN.

Owner must sell business to 60 on ranch
in California on account OF i'll health; In
voice about $1,000. Net profits about
$500 per month as shown on books.
Address NJ. 9. MONTGOMERY, Sl+
n. Y. Life.
VEG 4
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
RESIDENCES

One Of the finest corners in the
West Farnam location with unusually
well built modern home offered at a
sacrifice, See US for particulars.
Two modern 7-room houses west
of 33rd Street at $3.50 each. Both
fine properties and nearly new.
A new 7-noom modern house and
barn on N. 18th Street, owner built
for a home but forced to sell at a
Secrifce. Look at this.
Another new house beautiful
home-in the Hanscom Park ioca-
ton. Price $4,000. If you want
something fine this will please you.
w. FARNAM SMITH & co.
1920 Farnam Street
RE-Sos
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

5 acres In Spring Valley. west Of South
Omaha. SNAP. $500.
~ acres haIf mile north Of the Country
club and motor line. Very cheap, S1vU
per acre.
20 acres lying southwest OF the city. high
and slightly. the finest 20-acre tract
around the city that can be sold for the
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
A WELL KNOWN OMAHA
BUSINESS MAN

Has just been offered three times what he
paid for a section OF land in western
Canada. He says: Every dollar / can
spare will go into Canada lands.
An Omaha banker bought 1,OO acres at
SIS an acre In October. on a paymen
OF hoo an acre down. He II now offered
$500 an acre. A great many Of our ctu-
gems are buying these cheap lands.
Come in or write US and let US tell you
who they are and what they think about
Canada.
We have a large list of lands convenient
TO railroads and good towns at from A-50
to Sl0.W an acre.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
b10 N. y. Life Bldg.
RE-112s
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oFFERS-

SPECIAL OFFERS.
Ala. Cleburne Co., 1O-a. vineyard tract
Ariz., Yuma Co. 163 a. and impts.
Can, Manitoba. $50 a. and impts., near
Newdale 400 a. tillable.
Colo. Weld Co. $50 a. coal, clay and oil
land, 3 veins ignite coal.
Colo. Denver 14-room pressed brick resi-
dence. Williams ST. Capitol Hin; good
Conn. New Haven Co. g a. and impts.. Is
miles from New Haven
Fla. Washington Co, 40 a and impts.
Chicago. GrossdRle, good residence lot.
Ind. Indianapolis. S4s bldg. lots, NOrthside
Add, cor. MRrtindale Ave. and Goth st.
Mass. franklin Co.. 100 a. and tmpts-
Mass, Williamstown, modern 16-roOm coun-
try residences and 10 a.; located
MINI, Stevens Co, 100 a, land.
Neb.. Grand Island, 2 residences and S lots.
n. J.. Trenton, modern u-rOom residence
and 2 lots. Hilcrest Ave. convenient 10
r. r.
N. J., Highstown. good bldg. lot.
n. Y. OswegO, large residence and lot
beautifully situated on susquehanna river.
~. D., Ranscom Co, $50 a, wheat land.
n. d. Mclean Co. 100 a.. unimproved.
Okla. Grant Co, 81 a. and impts., III q
cultivated: all liable: near r. R
Okla, Braman. 6 good bldg. lots.
Pa. Armstrong Co, 81 a. and tmpts., UNDER
laid with coal, near oil and gas wells.
Tenn. Cumberland CO., 30 q. fruit land.
Texas. Wharton Co, 100 a and impts.
Va, Mecklenburg Co.. 1900 a. and 1mpts.,
$50 a. timber; 81 a, cultivated
w. NJ. OSTRANDER.
North American Building. philadelphia.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

MODERN Groom house on paved street.
east front. one block from Farnam car;
choice neighborhood. Price, 5000. Bemis,
PaXton block RESI- ;
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
SNAP.

SNAP. e..
Drug and stationery stock for sale at
ess than one half the invoice. Address
Y 50, Bee.
YES S
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

CALIFORNIA NEVADA MINING CO. guar
antees ) per cent monthly dividends have
yl6. 900 900 in sight. Write for prospectus.
W. H. Baldwin &hCo., Brokers. Volckert
bag, Ai0ary, \. 4. Y-1As q
Z. s. GOLD MINING AND MILLING co.
has 1000 ions Of S26 ore ready for mill.
Large dividends assured. Write for pros
pectus- z. y. Van Colt a Co. Brokers.
81 State 81. Albany. n. Y. Y-lsO s.
BUSINESS o SALE-Owing 20 removal.
q desirable, established. paying business
with exclusive agencies n Ofered for sale
Sales year just closed over $1,000 and in
creaeing. Full Information and access 70
books TO any desiring 20 invest A bust
ness man having about 1900 will hnd
this an exceptional opportunity. Al
dress. Y q, Bee. Y-MsSE-s
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
SsO~ EARNS ssoo.Oo IN ; DAYS

-
We have demonstrated u. and can convince
you, Our tSenty years experiences sno
enabled us 20 earn larger profits for our
continuous subscribers than can BE-
earned IN any other legitimate enterprise
Opportunity stu open. New arrHnFe-
ments have been perfected whereby We
expect 20 do even better In the future
National bank reference on request
Write for booklet and full particulars.
Star A Crescent Co. Suite id0l. 49, La
sale 81, Chicago, III. N-2A s.
DO YoU play the races send accounts a.
~; commissions placed any track cir
e1lar sent Henry foung a Co -
AN INTEREST 10 o business paying isE
s~garanieed car b had ey investinF from
national Ftnance Co. 81 breAel bldg
Philadelphia Pa 1-2r >
BOOK and stationery. au nsw stook an.
location btE businsss. money maker fms
town 1000 people Death a. anil cauar
q ssiii3s PA" h'os a stat Co santa
MANAGER a suessssiul sne eel es,sb-
psny o. Battle creek Mica. HAS it
neeesEsry o~tnE % the incfeaEing o.
nan for ne products. 20 opgn q branch
wSni ) capable msS sbo 6sh com usil
recommenoeo 20 ti The posituH q man
eEUf sllarf tl-s9 per year ans percent.
aEs 81 business done cur manage can
make a. least 1900 per year III this tsF-
Fltory must inveFf tlbeo. shich IL held
a. cash HecurffF durinH tern 81 EMPLOY
meat in a~rcurdanCs With eur co-opFfa.
live plan of doinE burinsss Aadrsrs
Cereal 80 Illinois hauk BIDS CklrkEo
IN r-uG y
SEND FOR PRIZE BOOK farts ana "a.
urss szplntning option fradtrG o. mara
iun. lNH hu cent? nshrFua Drain eos
81 Chamhsf commfFcs Mirnssrahs MiHr
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
BARGAINS IN LOTS

44x132. Bristol St, paving and stone walk
paid for S525.
34xlOO, 18th and Chicago. on grade. H.OJo.
J0xl5G. Hanscom Place. z. front, shade, S610.
4Sx126, Grant and 18th SITS, on grade, S75.
S3x1fo. n. 10Th. Z. front aving paid. sos.
43x12S. Marcy and 31st, above grade, $3.50.
5Jx12S, Msrysville add, large trees. A75.
3Ox1OO. 18th and Spruce. $500.
42xl32. Templeton Ave. SI5.
lis II. facing 24th. north of Ames. by so n.
deep. nearly 2 acres, large shade trees
The Path street frontage alone well worth
the price asked, $3.50.
ERNEST SWEET, 61S y. Y. l. TEL. 1872.
RE-999 S
roT-R-ROOM house city water. sewer in
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

GEN'L MDsE-SS.OO 700. 81. 600. $1,000. Si5.-
600. clean staple stocks. live Nebraska
towns. VIII consider good. clear i'm
proved land.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
ron
D.. V. SHOLES & co
1920 New York Life Bids. Telephone ~


1850 for 2316 y. 26th ave. full lot. s
rooms. large 2-story house. sewer. water.
gas. only half BLOCK from lake st. line,
eHcellenI repair. BEST PURCHASE IN
The CITY.
S3.5UU for t-room brand new house In West
farnam district, hne furnace. oak fnish,
polisned hoor ana resuy TO move right
into.
24.lvu for 1-rOOm. strictly modern. oak
finish. polished floors. nne furnace and
plumbing, east front on 2sth. near ma
son. CHOICE.
o. .5UU fOr 1vUN, vU-fOot lot. 8 rooms. modern.
hot water heated house. in good repair.
on Park ave. and PoppletOn. corner, All
special taxes paid, permanent walks.
BARGAIN.
- ,UUU 1or an elegant S-room modern brick
house. near BrOvnell hall. with hardwood
polished hnish al over. exceptionally
we'll built. handsome Arrangement, lUJ
75X124 feet. nne location.
$500 for very me y-ruOm. modern. OAK
finish. fine hardwood polished floors. fine
Plumbing. excellent location. WEST
FAhNAM district. with good barn, rull
lot.
81, 900. Broom. all modern, oak finished
below. fine house. in excellent repair. 81
feet east front. West farnam district.
Better see this.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
MODEL HOME.

five acres level land. young orchard In
bearing. le-room pressed brick dwelling.
barn, carriage houAe and other Outbuild-
inss. chicken yard and garden. near street
cars ana ountr club. a snap al g so.
&sF than half what improvements cost
~. n. MASON. as Bee Bldg
EE-AZ1
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

ALL LOSERS through turf invest
ments: Send me Immediately name of
concern and amount lost and learn 81
something greatly to your advantage. No
charge unless Successful. Confidential.
= c. Attorney. Room 90. ls Park Place.
New York Y-l1S 50
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
THE M REALTY CO.,

RE-26O S
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

THIS BEATS NEW ~ERsEY-Charters
Procured under South Dakota laws Tor a
few douars. write for corporation laws,
blanks. bylaws and forms to Philip Law
renee, late assistant secretary Of state,
Huron. Beadle county. South Dakota.
Y-IlG "
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

FOUR-ROOM house, city water. sewer in
street. Trice, 500. Bemis, Paxton block
RE-26l 5
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

FOR FEEE BOOK facts ara Ca
urss szplnining option fradinE a. marE
iuH. los ~ cents nFErTua drain eos
n chamhef cOmmsrcs MlrnssFalis MfHr
N-a u
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY

We offer the best business proposition ever
submitted. no turf OF Specializing scheme:
security placed in your hands. Seaman a.
YES -
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

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90 sammgr arf ua HaI ~ raf assh
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08

Ia BORROW

N.sE from private party on -four EaoI
houses always rented MM unF q usr
cent Interest Adore . e. Hef
LBS
WANTED. 20 btrrov u.uoo for ons yssr
on gilt edEr security II A.. Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
ART
ART LOVERS

~ invited fn fisif sNhlhiunn 90 laIrffngH
- Gordon HuuffH rnfih.fHf NnfHI
acadFmf EafH salon ED 500 mrlaN sf
oFpfn from hhndar MarHh 3 NH earEHda
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-08
FOR EXCHANGE.
Hotel for Exchange,

Modern 2-story frame. ~ rooms, well ana
completely furnished. 3 house. no CONF
petition a bonanza, ia thriving s v.
iowa town, Nb,l1 for entire property.
Wi consider good improved farm OF rify
property. This proposition worth invcstl-
eating J. n Johnson, y y life.
ne
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-08
Working the Mine.

Senator Livingston is doing consid-
erable work on his mine in Silver City.
From the reports that he receives the
property is looking exceedingly promis
ing. Mr.. Livingstone has held onto his
piece of mining ground for the past
twenty years and he has always felt
that he had a big thing, and would
some day pay for the money expended.
The ledge that he is working is Of
good size, and while the ore extrac-
ted is not the richest on earth, yet
the quantity of low grade ore would
warrant a mill of it's own. He expects
to make a run of ore at the Pollard
mill at no distant date, as there is
considerable ore on the dump and the
mill is only few hundred feet away
He is of the opinion that Silver City
is the best prospecting ground in
western Nevada, and cites dozen in
stances where men have grown rich
by scratching over the hills in that
locality. Some very rich ore has been
taken from the mine at different times
but the proposition that he is after
lis plenty Of low grade, which is now
showing up In quantity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-08
To Begin Monday.

Contractor Holesworth was among
the arrivals of yesterday. He put IN
the day looking over the ground at
the Orphans Home, and announced
last evening that he would commence
grading for the building next Tues
day. A number of teams will be re-
Quired to scrape for the foundation
and several home people have been en-
gagged to assist in the work. Mr.. Hol-
esworth stated that the work would
be rushed along as fast as men and
means could do It. which means that
a considerable force will be employed
the rest Of the summer and during the
working days of the winter. R
Considerable stone that has been
dressed }. .o~ on the grouL1 ssses
will keep the masons busy for some
time. A number of stone cutters have
been put to work at the prison and
more will be added as the rock Is
needed. Mr.. Holeswerth is of the op.
inion that the new building will be
one of the finest that the State posses.
ses.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-08
Looking for Water.

Yesterday the Board of Capitol Com
missioners made trip to the several
water rights that have been offered
the State for SALE Last winter the
Legislature appropriated $4,000 for the
purpose of securing more water for
the State building, and as the water
in the reservoirs is growing decidedly
shy, the Board made an official visit
to the rights in Ash canyon, to Judge
in person the most desirable property
that could be secured.
With the building of the new Or.
phans' Home and the other improve.
ments that are proposed. it is likely
that more water will be used. Water
is certainly needed at the Capitol
grounds and considerable more could
be used at the home. Several rights
have been offered to the State and i,
is simply the question Of buying the
best service for the money appropri
ated.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-08

Chas. F. Cults has returned from a
trip to the eastern states.
Attorney w. B. Treadwell. of San
Francisco, is in this city on legal bu-
siness.
Mrs. He.cn Calvin and son are ,is
ting in this - Mrs Calvin expects
to make Carson he. home.
Mr.. o. Clifford. of the Miller &
Lux properties, Mason Valley, is
spending a few days in Carson.
Yesterday was the warmest day
that has yet been recorded. The mer
curry nearly reachel tie - reark.
Mr.. Charles L. Richard. District At
torney Of Nye conuty, is in attendance
upon the Supreme Court in the mat
ter of moving the county seat tc
1oropah.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-08
IN CITY. NEVADA SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 1908
Local News Of Carson and Vicinity


c. w. Friend. Optician.
Harry White, q deserter from New.
York, was arrested at Elko Monday.
Lost-A Masonic charm. Please re-
turn to Will U. Mackey and receive
reward.
Nelson Miles was retired from
regular service as Lieutenant General
Of the United States Army today.
A. ". Lancaster. pioneer Of Eiko
county, died ct Alameda. CAL. last
week. He leaves valuable estate.
Work on the big irrigation canal on
the Little Truckee will begin in six
weeks. says the Wadsworth Dispatch.
buy Jones. Paddock Co.'S. Farallon.
Moca and Java for the same money.
Ask Joe Kelly & Co. for it and you will
use no other. I'm.
For saleeA choice building lot
suitable for q small cottage. Central.
II located VIII sell cheap for cash
Apply at this Office. tt
Superintendent A. c. Kyle shipped
today a bar Of gold bullion valued al
$3,0O6.43, representing the returns
from $50 tons of Silver Hill ore. work
ed at the Pollard mill.
A postofice has been established al
Sherman, Elko county, and Valentine
Waltner appointed Postmaster. Ths
mail route will be extended from Hum
ington to the new Office.
For Sale-A horse buggy and har
ness. The horse is safe and reliable
and suitable for family use. Inquir,
at this Office for particulars.
Why buy poor coffee when you ca
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-09

There is No hanging on to straps In
the street cars of Berlin. v In the
rush hours. The police regulations fpr.
bid the carrying of Il larger number 81
passenger in a car than is authorize.
and that number, which is posted con.
spicuously in every car, is the same ~
the number Of seats, plus a few pr.r
mitted to be carried on the front ati5
real platforms, usually six persons o..
the two platforms.
When all the seats are filed no pas
senger is permitted to enter the car.
Standing in aisles or holding on to
straps is not permitted-similarly on
the platforms when six passengers
have found places there.
This regulation often separates q
mar and his wife, who are not allowed
to return home by the same car. but
it has the effect that there is no over
crowding and standing on each Others
feet. The conductor and motormen are
instructed to enforce the regulation
and they do it without fear or favor
The conductor is in Germany clothed
with the authority of a policeman OF
board his car and can put off any
passenger who ~misbehaves. This ];
probably the meat of the whole matter
The conductor is a municipal office
within the prescribed limits of hi
duty.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-09
plan. Mig Fi.tic Carnival.

II all the plans Of James r. Murphy,
who is looking after the interests OF
the Broadway Athletic club Of Butte,
Mont, go through. the mining town
will have the biggest fistic carnival IN
its history. Matchmaker Murphy has
been negotiating with all his talent for
some time. and he is Of the opinion
that he can secure all the men he
wishes. y
1t is proposed to match Terry Nc
Govern against Aurelia Herrera. the
Mexican; Joe Cans against Jimmy
Britt for the light weight title, Bob
Fitzsimmons against Jack Root. Rube
Ferns against Joe Walcott and George
Gardner against Jack Mccormick OF
Philadelphia. ~
Murphy hopes to be able to arrange
all bouts so that they can be held dur
ing the latter part of June.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-09
CHOICE MISCELLANY
He Got Into the Navy.

At a recent dinner in Washington
Captain - OF the United States navy
told the following story about a certain
shallow pated naval captain who was
looked upon with scant respect by his
brother officers. From travelling sales
man the man had turned preacher and.
backed by influence, went to Washing.
ton in MI. Cleveland's time to get a ma
val chaplaincy. When he was intro
duced at the White House Mr. Cleve-
land looked him yer III his grave, pen
etrating way and said:
mi. -, this Is no case for favorft-
ism. We want a man of merit and abil-
ity for this post"
Tile applicant rejoined:
"Mr. President, If it is Gods will that
l 60 into the navy neither you o any
one else can keep me out"
The president eyed him for a moment
and then said dryly:
well, MI. -, I'll do my part any
way. Good morning
THE cream Of the joke Isl" said the
narrator, that the fellow, who really
did get into the navy later, told the
| story himself, with all seriousness. add
ing, and as l leftsthat room | had I
strong conviction that it was not thu
will Of Providence that should ente'
the navy at that time"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-09
where Youth Handicap..

The other day. l found as my com
panion in a railway journey a young
engineer. He had spent a good number
Of his not very numerous years II
America, and he had realized the spirit
Of that country. In the course of the
conversation, in which he spoke frank
" of his successes and his failures. OF
his difficulties and of his friendships.
he made the observation that the great
est Of all his obstacles here in England
would have been the greatest of all his
Recommendations in America, and that
was his youth. When he Went into a
board of railway directors and sug-
gested that he should take on a great
big contract the directors looked up at
his beardless face and could scarcely
keep their ~countenances. so shocked
were.they at the disparity between the
proposal and the age of the proposer.-
7. P.'s Weekly.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-09
~ WORLD

Shamrock III. Has a Mig Club Topsail
Wkernthr new Upton cup challenger,
Shamrock Ill. appears OF this side OF
the Atlantic she will carry a gigantic
club topsail that is the wonder Of Brit
isli experts. Designer Fife IS conf.
dent that the big sail will be a splendid
aid to the Shamrock I'll. in her quest
for the worlds yachting supremacy.
The new challenger carries more
than $4,000 square feet Of canvas.
Captain Bob Wringe is the man who
will sail Shamrock LII. against Reli'
ance in August, and the British people
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-09
intercollegiate Shooting.

The intercollegiate shoot between
teams of five men each. representing
Harvard. Yale, Princeton ard the Uni
versity, of Pennsylvania. recently held
in Philadelphia was won by Harvard.
with a total score of 200 out of a posi-
BILE $50. Princeton was second. with
lo7; Pennsylvania third, with It's, and
Yale last. With Il total of liz. Each
man shot at fifty targets.
Fer the individual honor Dupont of
Harvard and Statesman Of Princeton
tied at "A out of so.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-09
corbett Hopes to Deat Jcn.

James j. Corbett is now in San Fran
cisco with his wife and "Yank" Ken
ney. The latter will aid the former
champion to get into condition for his
mill with Jeffries. which will come off
in Frisco in August.
II am glad the time is drawing near
for the battle" said Corbett, ''for !
have been anxious for a return match
with Jeffries even since he defeated
me at Coney Island. New York. l am
confident that can turn the tables
on him in our next SO. have been
training in IL mild way for almost Il
year. and l believe l am stronger and
better physically than at any other
| time" $'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-09

A German court has decided that any
purchaser of Il seat in Il theater has a
right to demand full view of the stage.
Not long ago IL n a bought two seats
in Il box in the Central theater in Ber-
lin. When he discovered that he could
see but a part of the stage he went to
the box office and demanded his money
back. This was refused, and he brought
suit, which has been decided in his ia
vor on the ground that any one pur-
chasing a seat in a theater must be
able to see the whole of the stage.