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"a o located at 522 Sixth street. Ma
chimes afs sc. ON ronthIy payments
OF 81, with liberal discount for cash.
OIL. needles and supplies for all
sewing machines.
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Perry Onion pays cash and good
prices Tor household goods. Monte
Carlo Hall. Colo. Phone No. 271. 1885,
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We don't keep trading stamps. but
we do sell IS coupon books for $3.50.
Peter Roth Meat Market. 1e4-14t
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HAVE YOUR PHOTO made by
Price at the best appointed gallery in
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itrified Brick Sidewalks. ever
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Work of all kinds in native red
stone. Estimates furnished on
brick and stone buildings. All
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Davis, Vegas Phone 2S6.
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The best Of material, carefully pre-.
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attentive and sprightly walters. ON at
,tractive tables. In cool and comforta-
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Restaurant. 276-tf
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Go to the Misses O'Brien for latest
styles in Chicago millinery. women's
furnishings and school supplies. Hat
remodeling a speciality. 159-lm
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JOHN PETTiNE, stone mason and
stone cutter, offers to do any work
OF this kind at the lowest rates and
guarantees satisfaction. Vegas phone
125. 1866
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A great reduction on tailor made
suits, suits formally SIS to $50. now
S. to $12. Monte Carlo coats So to
$40. Call at Mrs. S~tandish's, 1908
Fifth street. Agent for Chas. A. Stew
ems Of Chicago. 166-tf
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Go to Patty's for poultry netting,
window screen, lawn hose and garden
tools. ANN lSS-tf
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II you wish to borrow money IL will
pay you to investigate the plan Of
the Aetna Building association. In
quire Of Geo. H. Hunker. Sec. 129-tf
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April is one of the best months in
the year to visit California. Wait for
colonist rates to California points via
the Santa Fe April LIST to June 18th,
1913. 94-tf
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Perry Onion pays cash and good
prices for household goods. Monte
Carlo hall. Colo. Phone 271. 143-tf
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Raglan is Turning Out the best work
Of any photographer In the city. 167-4t
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The Las Vegas Light 4 Fue. Co,
are now prep1-ed 10 furnish Willow
Creek coal al $3.50 per ton delivered.
or $500 by the m 1871
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For nice laundry work go to the City
Steam laundry. Harry F. Benedict,
prop. 15l-a
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Parks.

Parks.
Disbursements:
watering parks !. :. ....$ 79 w
Pxid TO J. A Dick for work
done previous year,. Il So
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Pittinger has. just received a fine
assortment OF picture frame mould
ings and mats; also the latest patterns
and colorings in wall paper. $40
Sixth street. 137-tf
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Fixing fountain !. ...... Is
Balance -. . :. 49,. 622 OF
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LETTERs.

The following list Of letters remain
ed uncalled for in the Las Vegas post
office for the week ending May 20.
Anderson, Mrs Joseph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
A NEW DEPARTURE.
A New, ETectual aud Convenient
Cure For Catarrh.

OF Catarrh remedies, there Is no end.
| but of Cctarrh cures, there has always
| been a great scarcity. There ave many
remedies 20 relieve, but very feN that
| really cure
TIE old practice Of snunlng salt water
! through the nose would often relieve
and the washes dOuchos. powders and
| euhallrs in common use are very little
| II any. better than the old fashioned
salt water douche.
The use of inhalers and the applica-
ton of salves. washes and poWd r. 10
| the nose and throat To cure catairh D.
no more reasonable than g. rub the
back to cure kidney disease. Catarrh
Is just as much a blood disease as Kid
ney trouble or rheumatism and Il can
not be cured by local treatment any
more than they can be-
To cure Catarrh whether In the head
throat or stomach an Internal antlsces
tic treatment Is necessary to drive tn
catarrhal POISON out OF the blood and
system, and The new catarrh cure Is de-
signed on this plan and the remarkable
success Of Siuarts Catarrh Tablet is
because being used Internally, It drives
out catarrhal infection through action
upon stomach. liver and bowels
VIM Zimmerman Of ST. Joseph. rel
lates an experience with catarrh which
is OF value 20 millions Of cstarrh suf-
fers everywhere He says. n neglected
a slight nasal catarrh until IT gfadu-
ally extended 10 my throat ana hron-
chial tubes and hpally even my stom-
ach and liver became Effected but as
/ was able 10 keep up and do a days
work | let it run along until my hear
ing began 10 fail me and then | real
lied that | must get rid Of catarrh or
lose my position as ! WIS clerk and my
hearing was absolutely necessary.
Some OF my friends recommended an
inhaler. another q catarrh salye. but
they were no good IN my case, nor was
ANYTHING else until | heard OF Stuarts
Catarrh Tablets and bought a package
al my drug store. They Benefited me
from the start and IN less than four
months was completely cured Of
caterrh although ! mad suffered nearly
an my life from H.
They are pleasant TO take and "a
much more convenient TO use than 9TH
or catarrh remedies that feel can
not say enough in favor OF stuart's
catarrh Tablets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
Fortune is Purse Proposed for
New Belmont Track.
BAIT FOR THE FOREIGNER.
New Policy Of Nestebester Racing
Association VIII BE OF Benefit
70 All Horscmen.

According to information received In
salt Lake this week from New York,
a $4,000 handicap at a lille and half
is being talked Of as the opening ate
traction at Belmont park when that
magnificent race course shall be COM
pleted It Is probable that there viii
be stake Of 500 each half forfeit,
starters to pay 800 additional, with
$4,000 added Of which $4,000 will go to
the second and $4,000 TO the third
II Is understood that the Westches-
ter Racing association win make It a
point to oifer the richest stakes TO be
run for at the new track and that the
Belmont stakes, for instance, will be
increased in value 20 at least $4,000,
with a $4,000 handicap on the cards as
an annual fixture. II Is believed that
many English and French turfmen
would send over horses TO compete,
thereby making the race an iniernatln-
al affair of unusual interest In the turf
world
by inaugurating such a policy, the
Westechester association, which will
probably take all OF the Morris park
stakes to the new track, will create a
spirit OF rivalry among the various rae
ing associations, which viii be the
means of increasing the value Of stakes
offered and be Of vast benefit to turf
men. such policy win also be the
means of causing big boom In the
breeding Industry which Is In line with
the ideas Of those who have made rae
ing In this state what IL Is today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
SURPRISED THE SHOE MAN,

/ tboupht had MIN onto cro,y ma,
~, ~, ,t,a,,, 49,. ',,'
~ 80 "u'' ''l '"st "eeN' solu D. D. NC
Nally, VINO travels for local shoe fac
tory, in the Hotel Pnster yesterday.
~ was slttino I'm tho oo,oo NJ ,ho ia
coin IIonss ybon ~, oId S.ii,,, .''o M !.
broad .brimmoJ sl"ncb hat , Mn % .
Ansie, rnI5,' a,uu' u"N lNI ol
iacl,ei Of monv coors "rn.oaon , n''', ,,, |"
and injured ''''
BE Won tho shoo morg
"'Yes. / replled
come and have a drt,l,
We went into tho samnis rom, ona
after we Mad Minced n"l ,r5ors ,'''t
the bartender he nnuod ~ groot ,,ii ~ W.
bills out of his tronsors' noctet W. n, "
tbrnv.ln,, 4, o,,,, -, ,,,' % ANU
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JEFFRlEs BAD THREAT,
Declares lie VIII Kin Jim Corbctt in
Their Contest.

a New York dispatch says Let
Jeffries KIN me, # he can an give him
chance, although I know he Is the
most powerful fighter in The ring today.
/ know too, that / can keep away from
him. He could not even backen nay
eye In % rounds at Coney island and
No won't be able to II we meet again,
His threat is a big BLUM
The above Is cX-Champion James j,
Ccrbetts reply to the threat uttered In
Tarre Haute. Ind, by James j Jeifries,
who is quoted In a newspaper dispatch
~ saying: Just as sure as there is a
sun in the skies, when step into the
ring with Jim Corhett | am going to
try to kill him, loathe and hate him
C that extent. In the face Of my
maker, | have never used such an eN-
preston as that before
Corbett was IN Philadelphia and read
the dispatch containing Jeiiries threat,
1T is a. big blur. Corbett declared
Cmr hatically. You can't make that
toe strong, Jeffrles says that, hoping
the authorities win step Ia, should a
match be arranged and prevent it, He
knows that il IS an idlo threat so FAR
or | am concerned He could not eyea
Llacken my eye, although he tried for
% rounds at Coney Island
"Jeffrles Is afraid 20 meet me, ana he
IS trying 10 spoil the chance for a
match. / can see through his game,
and ! want to call his blum right now.
Let him KIN me- If he can. III give
him a chance and take my chances
IN % ring with him any day In the
week
"Jeffres Is perhaps the most power.
ful fighter in the ring Unlike most
other fighters, he can bit a terrible
blow from any position and any dis
,Hnce. He has always inflicted severe
punishment on the men he has beaten.
but he was unable TO inHict any pun
ighmcnt on me when we fought at
Coney island, and ] am able 10 keep
away from him ! have demonstrated
that to my own satisfaction at least
and ] am willing TO take another
chance. even II his mood should
murderOug
But don't let that blum lead you
cstray He says IT, not because h.
hopes for a chance TO try TO kin me.
but because he hopes that he Will be
prevented from meeting me-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
AT CALDDER's PARK


Horse racing during the coming sum
mer months viii not be confined alone
to the track at Agricultural park, but
many interesting meets viii doubtless
be pulled of at Calder's parl, half mile
course, During the week, the street
railway company, which owns the re-
sort. secured Jacob Betgerman 20 man
age the park this season In the con-
tract entered into by the company and
Nj Bergernan the latter Is 70 have
full control Of the park and all within
H. OF course this includes the race
track, which has been leased to Hal
Brown Ii is said that plans are al
ready under way to pun off some de-
cldedly good races there beginning on
Decoration day
Another feature which will be added
to the park win be a good baseball dla-
mOnd, and even If the management does
not put IN ball team there to repre-
sent the resort there will AT least be a
place for visiting elevens to play Mi.
Bergerman says that the amusement
features win be better this year VIII be
better than ever before.
Mr.. Brown, who viii have charge OF
the course, managed the track last year
and gave some interesting events con-
sldering the unfayorable conditions I'M
der which he was forced to work. But
things will be different this season Iie
proposes to omen the season on May
30 with IattNng good program and 1t
win include some of the very best
horses in this part of the country OF
course all the details have not been
worked out yet but II is promised that
the events viii be second to none given
in this part Of the country. What Will
be done after that is not known yet,
except that, in all probability, meets
viii be given about every two weeks
Just as soon as the ground dries up
some Manager Brown viii set force
Of men TO work on the track to place
IL in FIRST class condition for the OPEN
ing card. At this time there are pros
poets for a big meet in June 1t is said
that the Western Racing association
will pull of q meet at Calder's during
that month, These races viii be chiefly
running events but they will no doubt
attract a great deal Of interest Local
horsemen generally, are elated over the
prospects for the coming season, and II
is freely predicted that horse racing
will be better here this year than ever
before
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
One Organized by High School Stu
dents This Week,

In the future all athletic sports per-
tanning to the student body OF the West
Side High school wlll In all probability,
be under the control Of an athletic as
socation composed Of students Of the
institution II not it win be because
the great majority Of the students have
been thwarted I'm their plans.
After the scheme had been talked up
some, the students got together in a
body and had a rousing discussion go
ing into the question both pro and con-
Ii was finally decided TO appoint COM
mittee TO draw up the governing rules
which are to control all the schools
sports, and Il Is expected that the COM
mittees report viii be adopted at the
next meeting The next conference Will
be held on Monday night when officers
OF the association will be elected. The
committee appointed "a composed OF the
following: Prof Peudergrass represent
ing the faculty; Lee Turner, represent
ing the senior class; William Fowler
for the juniors and Henry Richardson
OF the sophomores.
The East side High school was repre-
scented by f. Dyer, who is also mem
Der Of the committee The question of
raising the "long green" something alb
solutely necessary to the furtherance Of
the scheme, was discussed in all It's
ramihcations, ana the plan decided upon
was 10 give a dance or entertainment
The East Side school win doubtless be
interested in the movement and the re-
suit may be that a series OF contests
to decide the High school championship
will be arranged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
,,,,, Mccarthy vs. Young Gibbs
March l6i thompson vs. ChrIsty
ANXIOUS FOR YOUNG CORDETT
. uoue lie VIII Take on
N, Herrera In This Ciy-
trouble in philadelphia"

,. e,usr manager OF the salt
~ ,blstc club. has had a hard time
dprlng the last few days In ar
u ,ng matches for this month but 1t
a,,,.vod that nothing now stands in
~ uav of at least two good
' ~ before April rolls around
S S the Gibbs-Lafontise contest
' mite sauer has been trying
-, Gibbs to come TO Salt Lake and
W.. ON Jerry Mccarthy the rugged
sl,arvelght who made a good impress
Nora las. winter. Sauer placed
s siVn IN communication with the two
n nun and finally made an offer to them
lhen "t M the local club on March lB.
,wg~or,bov has been very anxious 10
~ ,bo clever Gibbs for some time
pel' mmped at sauers proposition and
Wlu l i \" Woull leave Butte for Salt Lake
seu soor he 10th. On that date he
s.soo engagement with Dunn at Butte,
o@5 eypects 10 dispose OF that boxer IN
s ANY,, order. Then he VIII be ready for
o G66s replied to sauer's letter the 9th
Soy ana said he would like u go
,l@ NeCarthay and would leave for
eH ' lake mst as soon as transporta-
s s,, was sent TO him II is likely that
Wv SV' uul reach the city about Monday
ny Tussdsy. Mccarthy may be expect
" shout Thursday Both men are al
,..Sy IN ane shape and will require but
nslc training for their bout.
cuRIsTY AND THOMPSON.
1,,t cbrlsty and Eugene Thompson
,red articles during the week for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
Chnnne for Track Meet.

There appears to be a good chance for
n track meet between the athletes OF
the University and those Of the Brig
ham Young academy Of Provo. During
the week. Manager Frank Day of the
Provo educational institute, sent a
communication 20 Harvey Holmes OF
the University. in which he issued a
def To the local boys Mr. Holmes re-
ferred the challenge 10 the athletic
council OF the University and it Is quite
likely that In the spring the two teams
VIII come together
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

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4 Very Rad FAN,

10 remained for The young American
league % administer sharp and de-
served rCbuke 10 the uutocratic Ma
tional league which has assumed TO
foster a highly moral quality of base
ball. Barney Dreyfuss who Is really
,hc president of the National league
proposed % 5000 side bet for o series
between pittshurg aud the Athletics
Ben Shihe declined on the ground that
n would have demoralizing effect on
the game at large What a tumble
from Mills and Young 60 Barney ORGY
fuss. Truly. the ola National league
he's troublcous times In prospect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

20-round bout 10 take place on the eve.
ming OF the 23fd There is every reason
to believe that the pair win draw fun
house as both are well known here and
have large personal following. Ii will
be Thompson's initial appearance I'm the
ring as a seeker after pugilistic honors
his work heretOf0r being confined al
most entirely 10 the wrestling mat
Thompson has been boxing instructor
for many months and has pretty wide
knowledge Of the game While IL can
not be said that he Is MS shifty and
clever as Chrs;y, II Is fact that he
possesses wonderful strength, is very
good at blocking and is capable Of send
ing IN jolts that produce sumber 10 the
person who happens 10 be on the re-
celying end He believes that he ia
rugged and strong enough to wear the
champion down inside Of 20 rounds, and
does not believe that Chrsty is able to
send him on a iunkct % dreamand. On
the other hand Chrsty rs one Of the
cleyerest boxers IN thu business. lie has
a dangerous lett hand and has habit
Of shooting it IN from the most peculiar
positions another fact In his favor
is that he Is much stronger Sln when
he faced willard Bean here last winter
Jack believes that he can keep Thomp-
son away and at the same time inAiot
enough punishment to warrant the ref
Gree In giving him the decision. The
bout Is to be to a decision, win be clean
break away and the men wiz enter the
ring weighing about lC2 pounds
Terry McGovern and young Cor
bett have talked so much about ar.
ranging meeting without doing go
that people had begun to think that
neither was very anxious for contest
Now. however, all the details Of a meet
ing except the selection Of the referee,
have been arranged for by telegraph.
The two viii meet at the Hayes Val
ley club In san Francisco on the night
OF March g. for 60 per cent OF the gate
receipts, ~ per cent Of which will 60
TO the winner and % per cent to the
loser Each man is to weigh in at l2l
pounds at 4 o'clock on the afternoon
Of the day Of the meeting,
McGoyern was slated to meet Benny
Yauger at the Fort Erie club March l5
but this was called of, McGovern los
ing the forfeit He was also about to
arrange a meeting with Ben Jordan In
England but that too, was called Off.
lie has given up so much that it seems
certain that he will meet his conqueror
Both men are already in fairly good
condition, Young Corbett is still feel
ing the effects Of his little argument
with Eddie Hanlon, but will have ann
PIE time to make the weight. Nc
Govern Is en- route to the coast now
1t was mentioned here a few days
ago that there was a probable chance
TO get Young Corbett to stop off In salt
Lake on his trip TO Denyerlong enough
to engage in a twenty-round bout with
Aurollo Herrera,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
EUGENE THOMPSON.

This the who will try mddeweght champion
r JACK Ch the Salt Lake Athletic evening
NW Thompons initial appearance professional
@ Dis friends believe he has shown judgment selecting Jack
V his first In doing certainly picked the
@ weight in Utah. and he wins Chsty viii that he has
l great deal Thompson considered and wide
knowledge Of the despite before entered
N contest with the padded mtts While wrestling been his
mas been teacher Of the manly believes he
IA good chance with youth Thompson
framing hard in his and viii be
so4uon when he enters the ring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

a contest between this pair Of feath-
erweights would BE- worth going miles
TO see, and local fight fans are extreme
~ anxious about the matter. II the
contest took place at all II would have
to be- April, as Young Corbett has
an enlargement on in San Francisco on
the goth, which win occupy every min.
ute of his time from now until that
date He Is 20 meet the Terrible Ter
~ MeGoyern unless present ar
rangements fan through Corbett viii
have 70 train as he did prior to his first
meeting with the little Brooklyn ter
tor, because, otherwise, Terry win
surely break the rule and win back the
championship. Just what arrangements
Bishop has for Herrera during the next
two months is not known, but It Is safe
to say that " he was assured Of a
match with Corbett some time in early
April he would hang around this neck
Of the woods
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

Phil0delphlas boylng clubs are now
IN a row ana the trouble between them
threatens TO kin the game IN the Qua-
her city, iust as II did in Chicngo. Four
clubs operate there the Washington
Sporting Penn Art Areo and Industrial
Athletic one OF these IS now threat-
ening to hold a twenty-round bout to
test the boxing law Of the state, and
the others fear that II such a thing Is
done the whole game win be killed.
At present siy-round bouts IN which no
decision Is announced arc permitted In
thnt pifv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

1t was mentioned here few days
ago that there was a probable chance
to get Young Corbett to stop off In Salt
Lake on his trip TO Denyerlong enough
to engage In a twenty-round bout with
Aurollo Herrera,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

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JACK cHRIsTY.

"ns SUI is characteristic pose Chrsty battle That he IL
as the fight fans say borne out by the fact mat IN
r " s climbed tie pugliso ladder so iar a.
vm "a @ ned lrally His with Jim Francis Ihey
tpk draw The following winter he met Francis again ana II
M ~ @ unds TO take the eoored mans measure His next con-
len - " Bean last winter lie from the Provo man IN
nsna W hng rcnrsen Chiisty going against power
AID @ BE- believes has enor gf science tucked his canl-
ply opponent 40 SUFFICIENT force concealed that right arm TO ake an
,.h sh Chsy has greatly improved since MS con
punch he s faster better ana mas
n ~ ma' wiz bring money viii box AZ about