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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-11
A Strong House.

Attention. is called to the ne" ao
vertisement of NJ, Alexander 'he
successful merchant who believes ID
pushing his goods hard when the
dull season is on, and harder wneh
business is rushing. Since the eS-
enlistment of Alexander's store
here, his business has grown steadiiy
and he has reaped the reward OF per,
sjstent use of a live newspaper Al
who read the Signal Chats every
body have become familiar with n' 'n'
stability and reliability of the house
Of Alexander and he is planted OF
the solid ground secured through DO
doing things by spasms'
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-11

Let Herman the Plumber connect
your house and grounds with the
city mains. Shop opposite nc
Bratney's Furniture store. SOU
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-11
17TRES|ING SESSIONS
OF CITY COUNCIL
nv ATTORNEY TO DRAW ORDINANCE
PROHIBITING GAMBLING -ELEC-
TRIO LIGHT RATES ADOPTED.

Rocky Mt Bell Tel Co... 35
Dave Ross, street sprinkling 1853 IS
Opp & Davis, lumber ....... 88l
l. e Waters, tongs and hooks... 8 so
8 II Travis. rent and expenses. -. 8 IL
Thos E Kelly, lumber. 80. 80. 10 rs
Thos w Kelly. hauling. .. 2 90
] J Nevin, boarding prisoners =. 10 70
A l. Downey, gloves. ........ 2 80
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co, ther-
mometers. .................. ~
G d Crigler, hauling. ......... 90
r e Lockwood, printing ..... 40
Frank Hopkins, hose houses. 49,. l50 90
A ! Hopkins dipping tank. .... % %
Hamilton & Raeder, dipping tank 40 20
Baker City Eng. works, dipping
tank. .......... ........ ..... 2iO w
G w Cummings, amt due on cont
tract. Observation-Disclosures. ...... 80 w
Claim of L. A.. York of $24 90
for publishing clerks report was re-
ferred to finance committee.
Mayor and clerk instructed to buy
a draft for $1,000 in favor of Chemi-
cal National Bank of New York to
pay first six months interest on city
bonds
Bond of John Nevin as assistant
policeman read and approved.
Fire department committee and city
attorney to prepare an ordinance
nrohihitino any interference with fire
apparatus.
City engineer reported side walE
on Second street in front of Metho
dist church completed.
Council adjourned to Wednesday
} evening, July 9Th.
} Electric Light rates adopted b.
council:
Residence rates to IL oclock-lst
! lights, SOC; next lights, 4Oc; next !
4 lights. 20c.
Hotels. lodging and business houses
y - o'clock-1st lights 75c; next 0. llghls
soc: next 5 lights, 30; next 20 lights, zoo
next so lights, zoe; next 100 lights, 10,
q All night lights-1st 5 lights, Sl "
next lights, 90c; next 5 lights, zoe
! next 10 lights, 6Oc.
Meter rate, 25c per 1000 Watts. =,
Arc rates to II oclock-lst light, .
2nd light, SO; Sd light, 50. 40 :,
r. Arc rates all night-lst light 300
2nd light, $3.50; Sd light, 6.5O
+ Council met Wednesday evening
10 pursuant to adjournment.
City attorney instructed to ora
!, an ordinance of intention to grav
Main street.
u Petition read to have sidewa
-; built on north side of Main sire
!, and east side Of Nora street to co
= meet Court street with Main stree
Council adjourned until Mono'
90 evening, July l3, 1913
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-11
b Purchasing Ore.

'Hu hogels has about 5000 tons of
F'n the dump of the Badger State
n pu The Seven Devils district,
W 'ne Ladd Metals Co, are nego-
~ '0r' MIR. Rogers has named
price and a contract for the pur-
u The ore has been sent TO the
suar'ers of the company at
''"O Tor the endorsement of the
S'uent' According to the
Az " The contract, Mr.. Rogers is
"'er the ore at the smelter
" The Ladd Metals Company
s-'pie''ead, Oregon. The dis
Il, ''m the mine to the plant is
"'s The ore will be taken
We Snake river on the fer,
y Ballards Landing.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-11

No man or woman IN the state VIII
hesitate to speak well of Chamber
laip's stomach and Liver iao'e''
after once trying them, They alwayS
produce pleasant movement OF the
bowels, improve the appetite w A"p
strengthen the digestion for SA''
by all druggists
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-11

|lhg H' milwaukee mowers before
n, +, KlMBALL. 7btf
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-11

h, 1u !, the Plumber does all
PIPE work, 80 II
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-11

E.a ! 'ue Pittsburgh Cafe for your
s.'' 4p pies that make you think
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-11

ssmi-wsssIy for fresh news
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
BUSINESS FOR SALE
BUSINESS FOR SALE


ULASU b
brokerage Co., No. Chestnut II.
BAKERY. osnfsrtion=ry. WhalesaI- ice cfsam
2ss mlaots railruad factory town. Kall4t-e
is1ss Ss ninth Income. Do haniir=. Glasr1E
81 Che-iHut
BAKERY: c.utrr. finest w-t Eni resitencs
district; 81 r-at: worlds Fai= las 49, merta
uut -.
BARBER shOr Ias.- a.~HtsSn street; :
chairs. 60 ta1ntn inryD-s Fs4uabi- t-a- -
Hsa. sell ss9s half cash- Gla~sSA. - Chestnut
BDARDING-HoCsE: gA2IasL. E4F Tayt
tae5m=. 80 handles. GlAsc1ck- - ca=stHst
BoARDiSG-HoCsE. as5 v-st; Is looms; s.
rent. Sy NAH iEclnl-. nfnre AID cac;eg
rsIrus; 80 handles. Gh-rolk. 81 Chestnut
BOARDING., HoIsE sad saloon: East =
Louis. u wrA-fufn4shet rs.Ias. - RAJ 80
ileaih ineoiHs ~ handle. Gia-eoek. 80 ctrsi-
BRANCH bakery and IanohFaou tg u,.ash
ineome: : r.rils ablfv; Hesferu ih.FlE-IsEr
sell hal. invo.gs. or ~ GIascaek. 80 CGeslnuI
! BoARDTNG-HousE y rooms; Lorass walls
Che-uHat-
BgTTEg; sh5s.e - and sgE E se59s sse5iera
49, month; price sLy,. Glssecek 81 Chvs'nHS
CHOICE Missouri te7itgry On iarm TatsUt hat
~ son nIEss ihSasshds Giast,cE. - Chest-
uut 81
CONFECTIONERY. elsars Iaanary. R~xs. 10
cream AMI nsiEhaorhg9d saplll~s. 81 rent. SAG
Chestnut
CoNFB-TIoNERY; ATTACHED % !.rEs scho5l
yard and close small para; rent 80 week. no
rooms; pros fe- Gtaseock. 80 Chestnut.
CONFECTIONERY. clgars. laundry br.neh.
bakery, school supplies. = ugtlg-rggEs. IL rent;
ilGS secures moaey-mzEe-- Gascock So Chest
nut
DRUG store; Prominent western corner; intel
section i've ztrett-. frsz1, up-tl-4zte STOCK
fountain: 81 handles. Glascock. - CEestnut
Plat: tl0o down: balance Easy ~Elsitvs,y
one Of the pretrtst You ever saw. s rooms -
rent; Wsst End GlascOck. 50 ChestnGt-
GROCERY: rapid-EroEins southwestern fac
tcFy district. - dag income: owner going Wet.
Offers business opportunity; E.'-1 GL2scoek. -
Chestnut
GROCERY; broadway raming district; -
years est-. 10 rent: $40 month lnrumrs fe3 -
cures rare prOpositioE for p.!ef. SiascocE, -
Chestnut
GROCERY and meats : years Vres-nt OWn-
err retiring. sell. splendid corner business; ~
rooms above: invoice about H.g-1. Glasc9ck, 50
Chestnut
GROCERY and meats: central corner: : rams
above. 81 reut. N,eJ month irrym-s sell IN
,ulce o. u.Jo- GhscOck. 81 Chestnut
HOTEL: heart dovHtOWn: j. rooms; 3 y=srs
lease can easily clear fortune hes1Te Ngflds
Fair closes 800 required. Giase0ck, - Chest
nut
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
Saloon For Sale.

One II the best In tbs city: centrally located;
can be had at a reasonable r-ure- Apply at
Green Tree Brewery Once. between the hours
Of $50 and 10 a. m.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
xTocKs Am aOyDs.

T0CkS AND bonds.
one having Sae. more or les. for an In
vestment which will bear cloeest Investigation
write leon Jones. I'll Olive ST. ST Louis. No.
SHARES In Kentucky Racing and Breeding
Assoclatkn. 4 iN. Republic.
THE Idaho aryIand-A mine that you all
know: SOLID as the Rock OF Gibraltar dlvi-
bends already paid s7.t0.g9; stock still within
the reach.of all: think OF a.. earning stockholders
HLgG per day: Investigate. then invest. Leon
Jones. al Olive ST. ST Louis. No.
WHITE River MiniaK Company's stock e free
Is bought in SeO and 10. GO share lots at .. en-
tire capitalization treasury stock: get particulars
before advance. LeoP Jones al Olive 81. St
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19

ON Olive st, West End: Broom Apartment
house: Worlds Fair lease. low rent; excellent
proposition, Harding a Michael. sl Chestnut.
NEAR Garrison ave: iO0-room apartment:
Worlds Fair lease: cheap rent See Harding &
Michael. sii Chestnut Il.
HALF interest In paying printing establish
ment: excellent opportunity for small Investment.
Harding 4 Michael. sl Chestnut 81
THE above arg Just a few Of the many hotels,
restaurants and roominK and boarding houses We
have listed. and n you will only call at our Of
nce. 81 Chestnut ST. We Will gladly find for you
any you NAV want. our motto. do Things"
hut treat all fairly. Harding 4 Michael. s1
Chestnut ct
{ NOTICE
The public and patrons arr notified that F. J.
Harding u no longer in the employ % the Worlds
Fair Brokerage 90. that he g. not and never
has been a merbeT OF said firm. ana We Will
not b. responsible for any Misrepresentation
which he may make. or any % BIS business
WORLDS FAIR BROKERAGE o
7s odd Fellows bldg
BUTCHER OUTFIT FOR SALE.
Consisting Of one large and one small Jacket
kettle boiler and engine. large scaldinE kettle,
sausage cutter and mixer and 10; q other tools
belonging 10 same.
ST. LOUIS BETTING e. SUPPLY CO.
Ee s. Fourth 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19

OLD Book Mart, A Z Bullen. No IN Tenth
collection. U. 8 coins for sele: gold silver and
copper. ID i9f. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
Harding & Michael
HOTELS.

BUSINESS BROKERS. 81 CHESTNUT ST.,
Klnloch d 81. Residence. A 1914
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19

CIGARS. Confectionery and Ice cFeau-N~st
and thOrguKhfdre. sales So day. god ten
druP fountain: price oaIy SSs- Willis < NOEL.
III Chestnut
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19

HAIRY IL. GEER. 1TtI Pine st
TrPEwRITERs.
W.nt-a
SSSSNHr - ,~~~~|rS~ S@S,eS.
diu0n: NtIi psy cash. 5 i5. Republic.
For sale.
] lBY private party, Ma Remington: good order:
t0 Z is. Republic.
NEN 20 kemlngto5 typeSrlseT; 20 IEssesd
building
XO a T05eTTo-I h1-TaIn: also Csty p,r1ctorv.
Lock box ioS2. city.
-, p.-f.o. .h-otu,ely ner1ec, cheo. I,
eSsklA
No 8 Remington .typeNritsr. almost neS; IN
: ~.
REM ypswriterr. all kincs Ior price. at Ths
l1Pe.Iter EnehanEe: os .. --laen -
tyIe~nssr az; IN god
sMTTH-PRENIER typeUTiter. In good orler;
must Be sold IeF ,storAse enarses- Lucas Place
'''a@e W. Aa- L1cN
THE Typexriter Exchange. zs n. Ninth st.
s-s.rs riyS. nrs-p,, -ffsniion. i1west prfcex
ne ,E E"II noSefni Ssn nRniy inSstSatea spfsiaxSs
or appiication: practic@ machine free: 100 In
daily use at worlds Fair; Jinvineisis- i{ps-
ySr'.f,~ uspphsS. y I - Pine n rs15s.
Main 500. A ~
-----I- -.f- g.
PR month. Brek. ofhes. 20 y Ninth sl Both
inN
TYPEWRITEKS All makes. rented. sold ex-
ehaLEed. repaired. Fletcher Typewrftsr Co. Id
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19

month. rsnt 81. with twO Hgiug-rJ1ms; pnc.
"a. i~n-ludiEE furniture Willis q S0rL 81
reHtnuL 4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
HefeI-50 Rooms.

ngGet-UJ HU6WlSs
Gearing 80 month: Words Fair IeA- West
End: III health s.use: ~ 70 and a 51..gm
bonus for a. good l~gcatioH. % ksy Eoth.nE =
80 stca-lIl b1si5.s. IS-1riSg' 80 fusnis6,
iHgs Glascccs. 80 Chestnut
LIGHT manufacturing: part zi;h Few hun
dL-i dollars 20 ak man1stm-1i ant mansiSe
Chestnut.
OFFICE bushes: LEGITIMATE. Downturn;
WI a rehngi ~ sasangs. StSe. ~. a., H.
Glaseock. So Chestnut
RESTAURANT: downt0Tni : y.aTs 81: me.
. stnS n = c ~ cas % GisscsE Sc
cheSthut
REsTAUEANT; heart TaominE District. olive:
eity: sacrifice. "a necessary. Gisscock, -
,ne.thII
REsTAURANT: near wholesale h1uses: Wash
rent NJ secures bargain. Glascoek. 81 Chest
nut ST
REsTAURANT; dOvntown. near Department
rent t6.yS: $50 month income. best Teasans.
GlaseOck. so Chestnut.
REsTArRANT; s. d2za: s4l.naz @ E2
ly ins- rooms; oompIete equipment. Glaseoek. 81
RooMING-HousE: near Pos, ofacs; L rooms;
shaps. GlssSoo4 q: cSe:taut
RooMING-HoJsE; near EighteeRth and Sash-
inEton ave. catches Union Depot trade : TOuruSs
81 rent: $50 hsndles Glascoek. 81 Chestnut
RoOMTNG-HOCSE: so rent: : weu-f1rnished
rooms; direct Worlds Fair from downtown and
Union Depot; SSo required GlascOck. ~ Chest
Eur St
ROOMTSG-HDUSE: Washington. Es4E Carl
son: 10 nicely furnished rooms. $40 month income:
fz5 handles. GiAscock. So Chestnut.
RooMISG-HoUsE: Pine near Grand; 70 beau
tifuily furnished rooms. 50 rent: 10 secures cX-
ceptionally hne place. GlaEcOck. 90 Chestnut.
SALOON; Broadway: nifty years prssen; stand.
Worlds Fair lease: % Toons above. sells 400
month: $50 secures bargain Glascock. So CHEST
nut st
SADOON: western central thorUuEhfare. 81
rent; $40 month income. rooms above u desirs-
price f.0e. See Glascosk. ~ Chestnut.
SALOON and iEroom house: only 80 rent.
East st. Louis: 800 month tncomes vas SO.
now 500: easy terms. GlaseOck. SO Chestnut
Harding g. Michael
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19
MOTOR CYCLES ON TIME.

Orient AMI Clement representative Full
line @ plugs. coils. frames. motors. tires. etc (.
expert repairing; Mitchell mlle-a-minuie In stock.
Mitchell roadster expected Tuesday present stock
all sold. Or4ents all sold. new arrivals expect
Ell wednesday. sales 10 date, = machines Pur-
names upon requests place YOUR orders
early. Mr.. Benton and assistant have placed or
der with Geer for two Nitchells TO ride from
California TO ST Louis for the Associated Press.
See to-day's Globe Democrat
HARRY II. GEER. isI7 Pine st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-19

SIS. 90 GEERGYGLES. S25.00,

p[JgSU 0kLlui JkLSg SEJsUUt
Built by the only bicycle factory In Missouri;
guaranteed one year; sold on time: factory facili-
lies enable Us 10 execute nrst-class repair work.
thirty makes Of bicycle tires In stock; all prices;
a.! makes Of coaster brakes: 20 secondhand bicy-
cies Ter sale or rent
GENCY for the Racyrle, the lightest-running
wheel made; cali and See II. South side Cycle
Co. ES :. Broadway.
BENTON Park Cycle Ca.-Nex boys bicycles.
g up. secondhand bicycles. s. up. foot pumpA
Gc: handle bars. L 2iel Arsenal
BICYCLEs-Cheap. must have room; will seIl
Al a bargain call at once Henry Stewart. ia
y. Nineteenth st. st. Louis.
FIFTY new and secondhand bicycles. Is 70 80:
lSo license free with every Ehsel: renting. re-
pairing al lowest prices. 81 y. Sgndsyenter.
GESTLEMEN-s wheel; good condition.: sell
cheap: call Monday. ss y. sixth 81. second floor.
MOTORCYCLE. IN Ast-class condition: will
sen cheap. SS S. Broadway.
MOTORCYCLES. % god condition; cheap.
Orient and Holiey. Henry Stewart. az y. Nine
teeuth 81. 81. Louis. No
NEW bieyeleS AZ -: excellent at Is; high
grades. new ard old. On time: old wheels bought:
repairing. Knights. lH5 Olive.
PIERCE bicycles. tried and true: bicycles, Ru-
tcmohiles and tire repairing Morgan a HARD
Ing, SIS Olive u Bell phone. Lndeil iliA-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

McAullffe At $3.50 McAullffe had not
entered the ring and Referee Jerry
Dunn went TO the dressing room and
forced him to enter the same. All the
time that Gibbons sat IN the ring Nc.
AulIffe was eating food easily digested.
With every minute that he waited he
gained strength and the longer he wait
ed the worse il was for Gibbons. II
was $3.50 when Jack climbed through
the ropes Then 1t was found that the
Iacing from his gloves had been stolen.
There was another wait Of 20 minutes
while new laces were found. Mind, all
this time McAuliffe was eating and
gaining strength No sooner We're the
gloves fixed than Jacks belt burst and
new belt had TO be secured Well, TO
make q long story short McAuliife, by
his clever work. managed to steal over
an hour from his opponent, After the
weighing in Jack was weak as a kitten,
but by skillful nursing he regained
great strength in that hour and defeat
ed Gibbons, whereas had he Immediate
" entered the ring Gibbons would have
undoubtedly won, as Jack could scarce
~ hold his hands up. OBrien and Ryan
will have to protect themselves against
Fitz II the latter agrees to make the
1874 pounds one hour would make Fitz
weigh at least five pounds more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
SENATOR FRAwLEY TALKS,
Gives His Views on the Boxing Game
His New Bill.

Senator James j Frawley, father OF
the boxing bill now before the New
York legislature, not only breaches but
has practsed athletics from boyh0od 10
the present time Back In the eighties
he was a member Of the Atlanta Attn
letc club of the upper East side which
was afterward consolidated with the
American Athletic club The young
men Of this club did their outdoor work
on the old Polo grounds at one Hun
dred and Tenth street.
Jim" Walker became a noted Walker
and amateur boxer. He became a MEM
Der OF the Pastime A. G. This club Ia
famous for the number Of boxers Il
turned out in the old amateur days and
Frawley was always a topnotcher In the
club competitions He was q member
Of the Manhattan and the knlckerbock-
or A, c.. taking part in many bouts
among club members.
Speaking OF the effects OF boxing on
the well-trained athlete the senator
says, 1T Is Of course impossible TO pre-
vent mockouts in boxing bouts, Knock
outs look bad, but they really do not
amount 10 anything. ] have been
knocked out myself several times l
know there is no harmful after effect
Tor an athlete in good condition AS a
matter OF fact, II was asked to take
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
90 NOT FEAR TROUBLE.
Comiskey Says American League is
Solid In New York.

According TO advlces received in
salt Lake during the week Charley
Ccmiskey, Tom LOTUS and Clark Crit
nth have returned TO Chicago after the
VIC American league meeting in New
York.
II took a BID longer than we expect
ed, said Comskey. but we finally
landed IN New York. and we are now In
there right, There is unlimlted capt.
Gal behind the club and men OF a po-
Hlical influence which viii never be
bothered with freedman.
The New York club comes into the
league on the same terms as other
clubs. President Johnson holds 81 per
cent OF the stock I'M trust as arranged
when The American league was organ
lied.
The grounds we have are right at
the head Of Broadway and as soon as
the subway is completed Il will make
the finest site you could ask for in New
York.
There rs no chance for streets 10 be
cat through there either ! don't know
VINO started that story. but you can be
sure there Is nothing In Il. We have
lrgsed the ground from the trustees Of
the Institute for the Blind. and these
people own the property facing the
wounds, so that this talk Of property
oWntrs petitions is out OF the question.
No street cut through the park would
Nnd the way 10 any place. and besides
'here is such Hill on one side that Il
rould be lmpracticabie 70 put a street
N'ere anyway
Moreover the map OF the city pro-
sides for no street through this loca-
iion. 1t Is not like the polo ground. for
:. hich a street has been closed, No, sir.
nc park will not be spoiled By any
streets beng cut through 1t. and when
completed ii win make the finest base
,al plant In the country"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
BAN DOES NOT WORRY.
Doings Of Delehanty and Davis
Cause No Mental Trnnhle.

wv nFHlAl IFOnDlt,
Ban johnson is not worrying much
regarding the actions Of Dslehanty and
Davis They'll play with the Ameri-
can league or not play ball at ALL" is
the manner In which Ban answers re-
porters who have interviewed him on
the subject.
IT'S one Of those New York tricks. I
can see through II as plain as can see
my hand, It's too old for US TO worry
about, and, what's more, We are not
worrying a Bit" says the head Of the
young league. "McGraw Is at his Old
tricks, allowing Davis TO practise with
his giants, but we expect that from
Muggsy.'
That's a fine palr-Freedman and
McGraW. These men can make more
trouble In one season than all the others
connected with baseball make in a life
time. | am glad that men like Herr
mann and Dreyfuss are now at the
head OF the National league A fellow
can deal with them and know where he
is at.
In the days when all the balance Of
the National league magnates were
afraid Of Freedman the New York man
did just as he pleased. His old blunf
about New York supporting the rest Of
the league carried weight and until
Hermann and Dreyfuss took the bull
by the horns and proved otherwise
well, every member Of the National
league danced to Freedman's music.
We are not looking for fight, and l
dont think the National league is seek
ing a struggle. The past two years
ought 10 prove a lesson to them. But
If the National upholds the New York
club In their present actions then We are
ready to begin the struggle all over
again"
1t Is evident that Bancroft has his
tander up and when he is In that mood
II behooYes the old league TO watch out
yet once In a WHILE" or something Is
bound to Occurrence yet"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
FEAR.
HOW AN ANNOYING FEELING MAY
BE OVERCOME.

HOW AN ANNOYING FEELING MAY
BE OVERCOME.
Fear Is not always lack Of courage
One may be absolutely fearless when
facing real danger, but a perfect cow
ard about trlfing matters, Many peo-
ple fear 10 be In a crowded hall, aud ire
uuently and unnecessarily leave some
enjoyable affair and return nome
Thousands fear lightning TO such an
nlurmlng extent, that during thunder
storm they bedbme i'll, Fear or THIS
character Is caused by a nervousness
brought on chiefly by diseases Of the
kidneys and bladder
A further proof that these organs are
diseased Is asccrtained by deposlting
email quantity OF urine in glass tum-
bier and after standing twenty-four
hours you find II ropy or milky In app
pearance; II II has sediment; II your
back pains you, and you often have
desire to urinate during the night and
pains accompany It's passage; IT'S the
strongest kind Of evidence that your
kidneys and bladder are diseased and
the very strongest reason why YOU
should not delay In trying DIR. DAY "
KENNEDYS FAVORITE REMEDY,
tine pathfinder In medicine, for diseases
Of the KIDNEYS AND BbADDEh,
BLOOD, LIVER, RHEUMAIlSM'
DYSPEPSIA AND CONSTIPATION,
We ore so absolutely certain OF the
beneficial and curative powers OF DR.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
"YOUNG coRBETT. q"

picture William Young Cor
the world 10y him to Salt
week. He win battle the championship for the
MGoyern Francisco Tuesday night In his
Cbe II am great shape ana feel in my
win show the wiseaces whether have lost
punch VIII be the candy when the referee does the
night That the little Denver fighter has friends in
the following New York IAN offer bet
$4,000 Terry Corbett their fight
night has been made here Three well known
sporting pooled have offer at
believed the offer will be quickly taken and from
indications the night the fight News
and looks as the Denver cham
ead Up this time the betting has been to Z
n o McGoyen"