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SECOND CHOICE
LANDS THE COIN
Hilee Wins Six Furlong
Sprint Handicap at
Delmar.
Splendid Card and a Fast
p: Track Please st. Louis
- Crowd.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. Am attractive card,
- perfect weather and fast track drew a
big crowd 10 DeImar- Park this afternoon.
The feature event, a six furlong sprint
handicap. was won by Hilee, the heavily
played second choice. Summary:
FIRST RACE-selling; six furlongs:
Bs1ting TIorse. Weight. Jockey st. y Fin
S5-S5s S-HiTer 81 sru6e S553Gss5 iGf5sheehnl
Timfi 1;l6. start good. Won easily. Win
. ner, Turney Bros Z. z. by Bermuda Mamie
u Dotty Shute lOT. Irene Mac l07, Betmuda
5O8. onset l02. Maghonl lO7 and Crime i0I
:. also ran -.-
> SECOND RACE-seven furIongs: selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey St = Fin
Ito 1-S,ihg. 100 lSheehan) .-.-.. , Ia
10 20 s-Una. Price. III lBoydG.... 4 IA
p Time. l:3O. start good Won easily. Win
. T7afre-sfollie Jones. Weird 1O9. Ladas Ill
- -Corrie 1O4. Tenny Belle 1O4. Eleanor Howard
lo4, Einstein l09 and I9eteet 100 also ran.
THIRD RACB-Five' and a half furlOngs;
betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Pin.
S-to-5-AiaE NOin. lO5 (Austin)--
3 10 IF. Bergeres, Jos Louden)- 3 =
Time. ] :09lI. start good. Won easily. win
ner: Haley. Bros Ch. (. by Tammany-Tam-
petite. Cap and Gown lO5 and Enigma l06
also rsn.
- FOURTH RACE-six furlonEs; handicap:
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. St a Fin.
. , TO 1-Tiilee, II3 CsmIth)--.----- II
j. 10 1-Theory. 93 Boyd 1---.---.-
2 70 5-CfoiN d.Or. 109 (Sheehan). >. 3. y
Time, f:155t. start good. Won easily.
Winner W. ". Elliotts b. h. by Hlmyar-
Grace Lee Ben Adkins -. Elastic ll9, Pour
. quoi Pas 100 and Kilo 50 also ran
FIFTH RAct-A1iIe. purse.
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. 81. 2 Fin
70 81. Lesser, 100 CSheehan)-. . =
- TO 5-BelvIn9. 104 Iouden).... &C
= 70 G-Josie j, 10I CH6ideD..... 80
Time, ] ~. Start bad. Won dandily. Win
.nef. Il. B. Beans & CO.'S b. &. by Whitney
Hermie. second Mate % also ran.
selling
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. St q Fin.
3 10 a-Neversuch. % tGe0rge)...7 n
: 70 2-Tory Lepping. 30 lShea).. ? 10
q 70 II spade. .32 QiowelD -----.
.I1fre- l-5f@2- start .good- Won driving
"A inner. J. *. Hughes Oh. c by bflrthSuI-
CI5mena: Charles - iol- Hucena % Brown
Nsi 90 MarEte : I0l, Lord Roberts 1OI and
'Donami l04 also ran.
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SCORE TWENTY HITS.

Los ANGELES, Sept. 2.-Carrick.. the for
mer big Lacquer. who pitched such a strong
game against Los Angeles last week. was the
easiest proposition OF. the season to-day. The
Seraphs won by a. score Of.12 to s. The game
was notable for several things. 1t took lonrer
10 play than any previous nine-inning same 'evsr
played on the grounds and the locals made the
record number Of hits on the home zrounds
this season. Drinkwater was batted hard 4,uf
clever fielding kept the score down. The game
dragged dreadfully at times. Spies and Trn,
Pire Mcdonald did not agree on a foul bail
down right neld line and Heiny went out ~
the game and beyond the grounds Attenda1cs
1900 Score: =
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Another Championship for Hunt

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept 2.-Reuben
G. Hunt of Alameda, Cal, is the tennis
champion of Wisconsin, having defeated
Robert n. McMynn of Milwaukee, cham
pion of 1903, in three straight sets on the
last day of the State tournament at the
Town Club.
With the defeat of McMynn the only
Badger championship held in the State
went to an outsider
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGa
SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Shay, Lynch. Errors--Hiide-
brand Eagau. Shay. Leahy. Lynch, .Delmas.
Home run-Hildebrand. Three base hits-Zear-
fOss, krug. Hogan, Two-base hits-BrOwn.
Zearfoss. Sacrifice hits-Irwin, Doyle Shea-
han. First , base on errors-Sacramento.
San. Francisco, ?. First base balls-OR
Brown, 8; on Herr. ?. Left. on basesESacra-
mentO. 10; San Francisco. O. Struck out-By
Brown, ?. Hit by pitcher-Meany. - Double
plays-Krug TO Zearfoss; Carter TO LeahyS SWiIG
piteh-Brown. Time Of game--2 hours. Umpire
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SIDNEY c. LOVE
BADLY BEATEN
Heavily Played Favorite
Is Disgraoefully
Distanced.
DR.. Stephens Wins the Fea-
ture Event at the Harlem
Track.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, Sept 2.-Dr Stephens. SEQ
ond choice in the betting at 5 to 2, won
the third race the feature event at
Harlem, this afternoon. Sidney c. Love,
the heavily played fsvorite, finished out
side the money, disgracefully beaten. A
killing was made on the victory OF
Duchess Hanna in the first race. Ed
Wagner and his friends are said to have
taken more than S25, 600 out Of the ring
Weather perfect track good, attendance
large. Summary:
FIRST RACB-Six furlongs; selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin
to 1-Dehs- Hanna, 100 Davis). Il
I 10 1-Fsir Ldy Anna lo4 CBonnr) l 3 3
Time. l:l5 S-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, Woodford & Evermanh ch. T. by
Rosewater 10s. Catherine Chinn 100, Zepho 100.
Sir Faust 106 Small Talk 1Ol. Jet ia Little
ia. Nestoria l12. Reckoner LOG. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fve furlongs: purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
10 2-Naj. Pelham, 10 (Wilson). S 3 1
TO f-Saltoe. l02 (Adkins) $50. 2 h
r Time T i:Of s s5 Start HRoair' Good Won easily.
Johnson-strathmaid. St. Paula 90. Liberty
Martius 102, Arnold K 1O2. Ssndarac 80, also
ran.
THIRD RACE-one mile and nifty yards;
purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. "a Fin.
8 to 2-Dr. stephens, 1o2 Phiips) 5 II
25 TO THE Don, 90 Is. Bonner) l 2 Il
100 TO 1-Ldy Jocelyn, 50 CKnapp) 2 81
Time. IA 3-5. Start bad. Won easily.
Winner. C E. Waters b. h. by Octopus Ig-
noramus. Sidney c. Love 81 Talpa %, Gregor
K %. also
FOURTH RACE-six furIongs; handicap:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. ST. z Fin.
Z 20 5-Delagoa 107 CWllson). IL
Z 10 1-Schwalbe 100 (Kely)... , 2i5
u to Golden Rule 107 (Adkins) Il
Winner. s Q. Hildretll's b. (. by Kingston
Rhodesia- Beau Ormonde ITO, BrTIlare 1o5,
Sl1ilful 1O5, MOcorito IS, Bensonhurst 80, also
ran.
FIFTH RACD-Six furlongs: selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
3 10 2-Allists, 1O& COtis) ....... l l 2E
Is TO TX. Ellsworth. 1O3 CAdkins) ?
to 2-Glisten. 90 Oh. Phillips). 1 y
Time. I:14 3-5. start good. Wen easily.
Winner j. Mannions ch. Z. by Lampighter'
Mamie Fonso. Soldier Of Fortune 81, Dsrrow
90 Pond 81. Trapsetter 49, Louise Meining 92,
also
SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles;
purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to BY Ways, 80 (Wilson)... 1 l u
Z to 5-Fading Light. 90 CPhilips) 2 l 81
15 10 Frank Mac, 105 (Hofierl 2 3l5
Time :55 as. Start good. Won easily.
ton-Belle Of haywood Lodestar 112, Spring
l
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Dillon Signs for Next SEASON.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. Frank Dill
Ion, captain of the Los Angeles Coast
League baseball team, has signed with
Manager Morley for the season of 1904
Dillon had several offers from National
League managers, but refused them In
order to remain in California.
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UNcLE's. MEN WIN HANDILY.

SACRAMENTO, Sept 2.-The San Francisco
team had the game we'll in hand from the
start to-day. The Sacramento team was never
In it, Herr started TO do the pitching but his
arm was so sore he could not get the ball over
the plate. After he had walked two men ne
retired in favor OF Carter, who pitched a great
game I'D 10 the ninth inning. Whe~ the Seua-
tors batted his offefings all over the field he
was accorded wPetched support at critical
points. but won anyhow. Scofe. ..-'
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SUMMARY.

Stolen .bases-Van' Buren,, Nadeu. Errors
Blake (2). Moskiman C2). O'Hara %. Schwartz.
Nadeau. -GOrtOn (2). TwO-base hit-Schwartz
Sacrifice hits-HOllingsWOrt Francis. First
base on .errors-Cakland 3 Portland l. First
base called balls-Off Cooper p Left on
bases-Oakland- z. Portland s. Struck out
BY Butler /. Double plays-Francks TO. Mes
serly Schwartz to Francks to Messery Time
Of game-1:45. Unpire-Levy.
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New chilean Cabinet Formed.

SANTIAGO DE CHILE. Sept. 2-After
a fortnight's work President Riesco has
formed a Ministry headed by Ricardo
Matteperez. 1t is of the same political
composition as the late Ministry.
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Seattle shuts Out Spokane.

SEATTLE, Sept. 2.-Hickey was at his
best to-day and the heavy hitters of the
Spokane team were helpless before him.
Score: Seattle 6, Spokane 0.
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Totals As II 20 u nj
SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Hey. Toman.: Errors-wheeler
Toman, Mohler, Brashear- Three-base hit
Wheeler. TWo-base hits-HOy. Corbett. To-
man, Mohler. Zinssar, Hurlburts .DrinSwatsr-
Sacrifice hit-Dolan. First base on errors
Seattle, ?; Los Angeles. Il. First base on balls
or CaFrick. 1; on Drinkwater. 4. Struck
out-By CarTick. Z: by Drinxwater. Left
on Nases-Los Angeles, Z: Seattle. Z. Passed
ball-Byers. Time of game-2h. 40m. Umpire
Mcdonald.
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DELMAR ENTRIES.

=. ST. LOUIS Sept 2.-Delmar entries:
First race, six furlongs. selling-Jean GravIer
lf2s Tangent lC5, Lecache 81. Goudy 81. Ranch
man. les Model Monarch 105, King Rose I05
DR. Kammerer IC5. Hemlock 102.
O.. Second race, five and a haE furlongs. purse
s. Noel ~. Athena l07, Lord Hermence 11O,
Eotrer. llN. Major Carpenter 10 Port Warden
lo5. Wenrick no. Wigwam IO5. Ingolthrift 10.
Ihird race seven furlOngs. selling-Ldttie
: 1.or1zer lo3. Chickasla 90. Mutiny los. Peter
Whalebsck 1o5. Fl Caney los, Ida Penzance
JOY. 81 All 9S style 9S hlmo 1O2
o. Fourth race. one and a sixteenth miles han
cicap-Iaby TOsa l03. Montana Peeress SS W
, Gates %, Rio shannon %. First Mason 1O1
.lf m race. one mile and twenty yards SELL
rng-I.egat tiou JOG, Aules log. Peat LOG. Lynch
LOG. Morris NQlnaer lC4 RoIlicz II log 1ayys0r,
ied, Resgaw l0e, Maple 101, Satin Coat 1O4,
70 Sixth race. six furlongs. selline-Sadie Burch
q, Leech 81. Bomhino 81. Falkland 1O6 Our
= Lille % Quaker Girl 1O7. Atlas 9s
= rather clear track good.
p. DELMAR SELECTIONS.
-. BY New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Harry Griffith, King
Rose, Tangent.
Second race-Ingolthrift Major
Carpenter, Lord Hermence.
Third race-Unaprice, Mimo, Lit
tie Corker.
Fourth race-Taby TOsa, First
Mason, Montana Peeress.
= Fifth race-Morris Volmer, Aules.
RoIlick III.
Sixth, race-our Lille, Quaker
Girl, Sadie Burch.
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SHEEPSHEAD BAY SELECTION,
Cresceus' Outside Record

GALESBURG, ILL.,, Sept 2.-Cresceus
was unable to lower his trotting record
to-day. doing the mile in 2:OSl4 at VIII
liams' track.
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~ ACRAMENTO, Sept. 2-The State
fair met the Ringing Bros cir
Gus In a special at catch weights
to-day and finished poor sec
ond. The books at Agricultural
Park did not handle money enough to pay
clerk hire All the surplus currency In
the family treasury was carted out by It's
owners to the show lot to purchase red,
white and blue lemonade, gingerbread and
peanuts TO feed the elephants. Then
again, If the mercury in the thermometers
continues its record breaking attempts
the proper promenade costume for J and
streets tomorrow will be an abbre-
waited bathing suit and a pair of san
dals.
The fields at the park were again light,
put seven carloads of horses are due from
seattle and the sport ought to improve
later in the week.
Dan Frazier, an odds on choice, took
the trottfng dash at one and a half miles
and in the five running events the IA
vorites, Samar E. NJ. Brattafn, Legal
Maxim, Little Margaret and Judge Voor-
HES. all met with defeat. In disposing
of e. M. Brattain, Glendenning created a
new track record for five furlongs of one
minute fiat.
49, q eiihS lor the lrOlIlnB SPecldi
was Dan Frazier considered that the
DOCKS laid but / to about him. Cuicello
mad him in front from the time Dick Ha-
Vey gave the word, and Dollexa, driven
by Jack Groom, was the nearest contend
er at the wire, the mile and half being
covered in 1924 Third money went to
Mamie Elizabeth, with Walter Maben in
the sullxy
Samar, from the stable of Bianchi &
McGoVern, was installed favorite for
the maiden event, bu. was outfooted from
the Jump, finishing third Wandering
Boy backed from down to AZ, passed
Royaf Copper before the stretch was
reached and won as he liked. Piratical,
on which there was a steady play, stood
a long drive, beating Samar for place
honOrs
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SCORES IN FAST TIME.

Held to chance for the five-furlong
selling number, Caesar Young's gray
sprlnter Il. M. Brattain was again bea ten.
He had no excuse this time, for, away i'll
front, he galloped into the stretch, but
wanted to lie down the last sixteenth and
Hildebrand astride Glendenning scored
almost easily in fast time There were
only tve starters and Maresa experienced
no difficulty in securing show honors
a cluster or cheap platers started in the
tnlrd run, with Hughey Jones' Legal
Maxim enjoying the honors of favoritism.
Inc geldlng never could get to the front,
nnlshlng an Indifferent third. The gray
morse Gold Scratch, a half-brother to old
Braw Scott, with Bennett in the saddle
and Tamm, ridden by Frawley, mdulged
in long drive, the latter being awarded
a nose decision. The winner was one of
the third choices.
Lee jackson piloted Little Margaret for
his old employer, Caesar Young, in the
nVe-1urlong spin, fifth on the card, but
1alled 10 put her over the plate. The filly
ruled to choice and was beaten al
most easily by ROYAL F. the outsider of
the quintet, on which Willie See had the
mount Hercules played his string out
and then fell back from the firing line.
nose finish which saw the number of
Kitty Kelly hoisted on top caused grief
among the hackers of Judge Voorhies, IA
vorite for the last event at seven fur
longs The duo locked horns a furlong
from the stand and the mare, well han
died by Charley Chandler, had il on the
colt Just shade as they passed the
Judges. Illowaho seemed sore and ran
disappointingly.. F. E. MULHOLLAND.
SUMMARY.
Trotting. one mile and a half dash, 2:2o
class; purse $225-Dan Frazier. sired by Sec
retary. to (Costello). won; Dolexia, to
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" tdiIIrI NIUull q dNh sUlI.
HARLEM SELECTIONS.
BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.

By the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race - Rockaway, Chocka-
yotte, Mayor David S. Rose.
Second race-Falella, Golden Link,
Indian.
Third race-Bondage, Dr. Stephens,
Nitrate.
Fourth race-Ancke, ,Wainamoinen,
Gallant.
Fifth race-Christina A, Jackfull,
Mauser.
Sixth race - Glenrice, Lendin,
Brush By.
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HARLEM ENTRIES.

CHICAGO Sept. 2.-Harlem entries:
First race, five furlongs. maidens-Fox Lake
113. Mayor David s Rose 113. Salivate 1l3, The
Hebrew 113 Bill Walters no. Frances Vowel
1l0. Mary Dunn 10. Oviedo 10. Ny Gem no
Miss Doyle 10. Gus Quarles los. Oudon los
Louis Kraft los. RockaWay los, Choc1a Vote
1O5 Alemode les.
Second race, the golf steeplechase. short
course. handicap-Golden Link les. Indian il
l4l. Falella 140 Tatar 1885, Anchor 1876, SiI
Dish 125.
Third race, one and three-sixteenth miles
handicap-Nitrste 115. DR. Stephens 1C5. Bond
age 100, Rankin So Floyd K 90. Dodie So
Star Cotton So
10 Coiia-. io@ AJ,-.L ~ 49, r. - 20 r. 5
Wainamoinen 107. Charlie Thompson 107, Prod
igality 81, Luralighter 81, Ancke 81.
Fifth race, one mile. selling-Safeguard 103
Msuser 100, Angelo %. Wolfram 81. Christine
A 81, Hetzel 95. DR. O'Neill 95. Jackful %.
Sixth race. one mile, selling-Ontonagon 1O3
Belle Malone 102 Mr. Dngle 100. Lendin 100
Lord Melbourne 9S, Glenrice 95, Brush BY 80
Weather cloudy: track good
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The score:
Totals 81 3 10 % Isl

runs AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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SUMMARY.

Trotting, one mile and a half dash 20
class; purse, $225-Dan Frazier. sired by Sec
retary. 1 to (Costeo). won Dolexia, to 1
(Maben). second Mamie Elizabeth. TO
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SECOND RACE-One and three-sfxteenth
miles; three-year-olds and upward handicap:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
II TO 5-Surmise 104 (Fuler) -. - Is
16 to 5-Hunter Raine 126 (Odom) 3 q
O to Lord Badge. los (Redfern) 1 3 3
Time, ECO 4-5. Start good Won easily.
winner H. T. Morris br. n. by Sir Dixon
Conjecture Knight Of the Garter IO4, Setauket
H. Agnes d 102, also ran.
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er. n. BenningtOn's ch. c. by Knight OF
in the Pan. Circus 113, Col
egian 90, also ran.
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FOURTH RACE-One mile: three -year-olds
and onward: the Ocean handicap.

winner 20 p r,oT,'sI, e3odc W on on cIeyefly-
Katy Of the West. Wild Thyme 96 Gmcrack
107, Himself 100. Ados go. Yellowtail ia.
also ran.
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FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. on main track;
two-year-olds: handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St :, Fin
II to 1-Turq. Blue. 10 Csfathews) L 1
4 to Monster. III CIicks) %
to 1-Pirouette, 107 (Redfern).. = 6 3 h
Time, IA 4-5. Start poor Won driving
Winnerf j. H. Haggin's b. (. by JuvenaI-Blue
and-White. Race King 120 Molinos IFS Mo-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-26
According to His Folly.

A young Japanese compositor en-
ployed on a Japanese journal hardly a
stones throw from the Mail and Elk
press building was riding downtown
in a City Hall train the other morning.
He was engrossed in his morning pa
per and paid little attention to the
other passengers. But a fresh-loolSing
young man who sat next to him, and
who had been cycling him all along,
suddenly said:
what sort Of 'nese' are you, any
way? A Chinese or a Japanese"
The little Jap was not caught nap
ping. Quick as a wink he replied:
What sort of key are you, any
way; a monkey, donkey or a Yam
keep
The fresh young man had no more to
say, and left the rain quickly when
City Hall station was reached.-NeW
York Mail and Express.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-26
300 Reward. 300,

Tho readers of this paper will be pleased to
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IS the only positive cure now known to the med,
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying the foundation of
building up the constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The proprietors have so
One Hundred pors for apy case that fails
cure. Send for list of Testimonials.
Address, F. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O..
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Halls Family Pills are the best
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-26
A German Farmers Case.

Rich Fountain, Mo-, Aug. 17.-Rev.
Jos. Pope Of this place is widely and
favorably known as clergyman who
has done and is doing much for his
people. He is very much beloved by
everyone for the faithfulness Of his
pastoral work.
Rev. Mr.. Pope has given for publica-
ton q statement made to him by a
German farmer who is a member Of his
congregation. The mans name is
George Hoellerer, and he has given
Rev. Mr.. Pope this letter:
Last winter I suffered very much
with Rheumatism. could neither
walk nor ride on horseback nor do any
farm work.
Il took medicine from different doc
tors, but they did not do me any good.
Then 1 tried Dodd's Kidney Pills pro
cured for me by good friend. After
had taken the first box I felt already
a heap better; I was relieved Of the
pain and could walk and chop wood;
and the contraction Of my fingers be-
gan to resolve.
"Now since I have taken six more
boxes Of Dodd's Kidney Pills l feel
well again and am able to do all the
work on the farm"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-26
NURSES OF THE ARMY.
Women Are Regularly Em p1oyed, Usu'
ally with Marked Success.

Women Are Regularly Employed, Usu'
ally with Marked Success.
A brief account by DR.. McGee Of the
nurse corps of the army as it exists
now has recently been published in the
journal Of the Association Of Military
Surgeons of the United States. 4 pre-
vious article described the conditions
attending the appointment CT trained
women nurses for army duty, winch
began in May, 1898, and eliminated
in September when about 1900 were
employed. Between then and the pres
ent time they have served in the Unit
ed States, Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii,
Japan, the Philippines, and even in the
Chinese campaign, according to Amer
lean Medicine. The number is now
fixed at 100 on active duty, with a
seen active service and are ready to
answer future calls.
Trained nurses are permanently sta
toned at the army hospital at San
Francisco, at the one for tuberculosis
at Fort Bayard, N. NJ, and at the larg-
CCL 1lOEJAIdIS LII TIC uAllpp1AlCo. AAiSJ
are temporarily sent to any post where
they may be needed. They serve I'M
der a section Of the army reorganiza-
ton law framed in 1900, which pro
vided that the medical department.
should consist Of specified medical Of
ficers, Of the enlisted men Of the hos
pital corps, and of the nurse corps fe-
male).
A superintendent is stationed in the
Surgeon Generals office and a chief
nurse is at each of the hospitals where
nurses are serving. Recent regulations
provide for an examination in nurs-
ing, cooking and allied subjects before
promotion from the grade Of nurse to
that of chief nurse. Women are en-
ployed with marked success as teach
ers of nursing and cooking in the two
schools maintained to give brief pre-
liminary instruction to the hospital
corps recruits. DR.. MCGEE urges that
in the future the nurse corps be more
largely utilized in giving systematic
ward training to fit the hospital corps
men for their duties in the smaller hos
pitfalls where they have no trained SUI
pervision. She also recommends the
gradual formation of a large corps Of
reserves who have received some post
graduate military training.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-08-26
LAUGHING.
The Wide Difference That L. Noticed
Among Various Methods.

The Wide Difference That Is Noticed
Among Various methods.
In all the wide range Of evolution
airy studies there Is noting quite so
interesting to me as the wide differ
ence In the matter Of laughing" said
a thoughtful man, land I have often
wondered why some man with
chances to observe the differences, not
only among individuals belonging to
the same racial group, but among
races, had not developed the more
striking difference. We have dealt
with other important differences, the
difference in vocal range and tone.
We have developed in our evolutionary
studies the marked difference between
the music Of primitive and civilized
peoples, the broad difference, for In
stance, between the simple monoton-
GUS scale Of the Figian, and that COM
pick bit of sublimated harmony, the
symphony Why not develop the range
Of laughter among individuals and
races? 1t would be an easy matter to
do this. Besides, what more cheerful
study can one pursue than the study
Of laughter?
What more alluring theme can we
find in the whole category Of subjects
relating to human kind? Laughter!
To think of it is to smile, to enthuse,
to become CHEEKY, to see things OF the
world through the rosy glasses of op-
fimiSm Laughter is music 1t is the
bubbling forth Of the finer things Of
the human voice. It is perfected mu-
sic. It is the sum total the final all,
in the matter of welded, rhythmical
tones. Yet, men and women laugh in
different keys and different scales.
Often laughter is as the silvery tones
Of the oriole. Sometimes 1t Is the
clear brass ring Of the black-bird call
ing to her brood in the black gum
tree. Laughter is sometimes sharp,
cutting; sometimes deep, heavy, gut
tural, sounding a sort Of basso pro-
fundo; sometimes 1t Is the one voice
in the scale Of harmony, and some
times another, but it IS always must
cal; always rhythmical; always asso-
ciated III some way with the parting
of lips, and the showing Of teeth, and
the playing Of dimples, and all that
sort Of thing. Laughter is good to
think upon. 1t is a good theme,
GOO study, and one which may be
pursued with much profit.-New Or
leans Times Democrat.