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FOR SALE.
LAST ONE. OPEN TO-DAY.
oI ENON PI ACE

A very handsome new colonial house: Just
finished; everything .s modern End Up to date
throughout: every part OF the construction Is
the very best, and ali material Is the best that
money can buy. Special price will be made on
this house, the last we have for sale, II sold
At once. SEQ this house At once, and see us
about price. Jenox place is the nrst street
north OF Berlin ave. between Walton and
Euclid. and is the most highly restricted place
IN st. Louis, considering tho class OF houses
Th's IL a great opportunity to get new and
modern home at a bargain.
ROYAL INVESTMENT CO., ic7 n. Seventh It
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

New Iets e ,s Ney 1s1E1ogr-Receip., r 7ssi
snts ,siSas ainSesots bakeTs anssi1s Pls
s.ye Hye -four quiet; sales sIS. Buckwhest -four
RTs henn sa LBS RasS QUIET cevH sa ssaay
1000: seles 4:soo coo bu. futures: spot steady:
ba blum r:a ssss Ssas No basS HpIss5n Mss1
Ss5 sosa g ss,s T. O. b aaost 4pti9,s had Sc.
Sspsd By Suish M Moasfn s Mlsr ' report 81 ss0d and
sa so.aa s;s July fssanssi sy sa.sd s
none none Exports osi sale, 90 fStares
spot: spot steady: No. 7oc: nominal elevate.
white. s7,sc Option market dull and heavy un
der big interior receipts and easy cables. Rally
ssaf sss sasse Ta eas Closed Dee
ssaSsc.. closed ssc. oats-Receip.s 81. 800: ex.
spot n.nlai sssffy wh.s m.1sS sss saii M sa SO
s.5sc: clipped white. ;ss4o lbs; s,Gto; Options
aSie. Hops hides Gather i and wool fr1n Beef
ssssas ssnss ess. is Lia sass 5g,gss Wss'eT
fined easy: consin.nt $50, Pork. ,allow and I'd
ara an4 ''rDen'in' quiet Rice steady M0las's'
duluth. MINI; Nov. Is-wnesa, to arrive: No,
J. Northern ii.ii: No. do. .I.oe: Dec 9 Il:
Nay :1.13, Oats to arrive and on srk: ssac
WV. Ao.-NHi-4.J A-AS.So eSON.
Minneapoiis Nov 1s-whea.-Dec. sl.rsS:
May 81 iSS: Sept e4I;c: No. hard 81 .ls: No.
Northern 81 1875: No. Northern 81 .o9l.. Flour
First patents S. 1915 %: second patents IS so
0s: first clears q 1874 So: second clears ss9
2s6 Bran IN bulk s15.
Peoria. Nov. ls-corn quoted lower: No
HIasc: no,xrade new &c.
Ssissa Sssiss aa So @ g:s.wss'N 5aiy ssss ssss
hard N.Osa10s: No. ) f1.049f .os: No. eDc9
81 "a: No 2 red 81 0si1. o. No. $l.osff.51. Corn
steady: Dec. FAC: May I4c: cash No. mixed
!Io; No; 4s,satTo: No. 2 white white Sc: &c. No. 3
mixed soEc Receipts-Wheat s, so bu.: corn
2 400: oats 1902 Shipments-wheat sc. 40 bu.:
corn 5000: oats 1900. Hay steady: choice
timothy ssGs 3: choice prairie S.5oaa Rye
Iiverpooi. Nov. 1s-whest-spot nominal:
futures quiet; Dec. Is I'D: March Is 3hd: May
70 Cd Corn-Spot. American mixed. steady.
a. "a: futures steady: Dec. & SID; Jan. As
sid Hops-kt London Q'acifc COAST. firm
chicago Nov. is-ca.h quotations were as
follows: frouT easv wheatENo 2 spring .f.fls
lis: No 81 oSd1 .13: No. 9 red 81 t.13tiR1 .1iA.
corn-No. 52a54c: No. yellow sflsc. Oats.
white siassRc. RySNo. 2 Isl4c. Bariey-Good
feeding ssf3sitc: fair 10 choice mailing 4e@
v,sions-Nfes, pork per bbl.. 81 .Iol1l Is: lard.
sc. sce5.-Clover. contract grade. 81 5. Pro
t tIooseS ss77ILa7. .cs,l: short clear. Sides Cs1d)
Sc TGa6 ST.. Whisky. basis Of highwines. VIA
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RIVER NEWS.

Rise and Fall of tho Rivers
For "a hours ending at a. m;
St. Louis, Nov. le, 1904
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ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED


ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED
GORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. q
" A F. & A. NJ, will hold stated comulu~
nication Tuesday, November q, at 7:3o p. m,
at Masonic Temple. Grand and Finney avenues.
welcome. GEO. w. JAMES, W. II.
Vim. L. Reynolds. Jr.. Secretary.
- oOD HOPE LODGE. NO. 2ls A F. q A.
u M.-Speclal communication Saturday even
Ing November 10. 1894. at $50 O'Clock. Work
n A, degree. Regular communication at 7:30
O'clock Work M. NJ degree. Members request
sd 10 b present. Visitors cordially invited.
c. c. BOWERSOX, W. n
Edward 8. Baldwin Secretary.
NJ IssouRI LODGE. NO. !. A. F. 4 A NJ
Ava Special communication on Friday, No.
Avenue Masonic Temple. NJ NJ degree, ii rec
Candidates. Members and visiting brethren are
'ssu'H HY. n. HOLLAND. Acting ". n
John a. Deems. Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI,

UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
STR. BELLE OF CALHOUN
VIII leave wharfboat, foot Of Market street
Wednesday and Saturday, at 4 D. M for West
Point Hamburg. NozieEs and all way lanc-
ingG r G. BLOCK, Agent
Phonesi Bell. Main IS; kinloch, { "a
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Dried Fruits.

New York. Nov. 1s.-Ths market fer evapo-
rated apples continues quiet. demand being
light with offerings fairly liberal. the tone Is
easy; common are quoted at sstG4xc; primo ~
dii-c: choice 5A5Itc and fancy sG6IEc. Pru1es
seem to be attracting a little better demand
and rule steady. Quotations range from 2I6c;
according to grade. Apricots are in limited
on the coast. and tho tone OF the market Is
firm; choice are quoted at siaG1oc: extra choice
at 16i. Tf0tsc and fancy at lie. Peaches are In
practically tho same position as apricots;
choice are quoted at 96shc: extra choice at 5it
q10c and fancy at I0lt9lic-
Dry Goods.
New York, Nov. la-Littls increase Is re-
ported in any direction. and vet general firm
ness prevails in the drv goods market: certain
increased purchases OF prints are reported.
especially from the Southern trade. and activ-
ity continues on print cloth yarn goods at saf-
fleming prices.
New York Nov. 1s-Egss-Receipts I.s72
cases. The weather was favorable for business
especially in the direction Of storage eggs. In
which there was large and well sustained
movement. Fresh goods were extremely scarce
exceeded. provided st showed fair proportion
Of new-laid. Offerings CT refrigerators were full
as relative to the demand for all grades. Quo
PhiiadeIphia. Nov. 1a-EgEs firm; Western
kansas City. No.. Nov. 1s.-Ess. weak: Mis-
souri and Kansas. new No. whitewood cases
iac less.
Chicago. Nov. 1s.-EEEr steady to firm: at
mark. cases included 1sie122Iao: frsts 10:
prime nrsts &c: extras 2sc.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Id. & o. S.-W. r. r..
CHICAGO AND ALTON.

CHICAGO AND ALTONs
The Alton Limited Chicago. 5000 am IS! pm
Prairie State Ex. Chicago. .slz:o2 pm s5:31 pm
Palace Express. Chicago...... $500 pm si:lf an
Midnight Special Chicaeo....s I'll 10 pn $50 am
Midnight Special for Peoria. .sl1:t0 pm $4,000.
No. State Express, west.... s9:os am s4:5o pa
Midday Special Kan city,. sz:0l pm s:Z pm
Kansas City Nizht Express $50 pm S:ss an
Kan. City Midnight Limited I'll o. pm TEA an
Springfield Special ....-.-.-.-. 9ot am $500 pn
Peoria Special ................ fe :c4 am ts.o pm
Roolhouse and Mexico---..--. si:11 am 1'i5 pm
Bloomington. Win Jackson'Ile. Y 20 an s3:l5 I'm
bloomington, via Jackson'ne. t2:55 pm n2:40 pm
Spring'd. Peoria Blnom'n.... y IS pm f1:15 pm
jacksonville Accommodation. sS is pm 10 -nS IN
Mexico and Roodhouse. $3.50 ara
Springfield Capital City Fiyer.T:i5 pm so An
Roodnouse NifniEht Accom- III III pm ff:60 am
Peoria Midnight Express II pm ttI:lI Am
CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS RI.
Alton and Peoria Express. s:it am T:M pm
Chau,nuaua and Spring Ex. T:z5 prn $50 an
Trains arriving at $50 a m. via WORDS
Fair station. Trains departing at rs .. n
via Worlds Fair Station
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

NRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI, ROYAL
" Arcanun. Nos. 30s-3u Hollssd Building
A cordial welcome TO visitors, friends brethren
and members from abroad.
-. r,r,.E. z. A. BARBouR. 9. R
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MONEY TO LOAN

mVNE1 ~ kOAN
ON FURNITURE OR PIANOS
DO NOT FAIL TO CALL and get our rates
Pefors getting loan elsewhere: cur system rives
LONG TINE and SMALL. PAYMENTS, With
REBATE when paid before due SO you only
pay for sgch time as you nave had loan. We
gfve PASS BOOK. where all PAYMENTS arc en-
tered We do not require psyrndnts while SICK
OR OUT OF WORK; NO PUBLICITY: no IN
5 ftN, psperp can lie
eigned At house and you can set money rams
Day you apply; We make specially Of laytns
Ing more money. II you cannon caIl. WRITE
OR TELEPHoNE Us and We will .end agent
TO explain our SYSTEM TEirpHOSD KIN
LoCH a. or BELL MAIN esss
FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO.,
Room No 90 Commonweath Trust building.
Broadway and Olive TT. Entrance te1 Olive n
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St. Loui. Cotton Mnrket.

Now orleans-spot market essyi m!ddlinE
eSc.
.Memphis-spot marke. quiet: middllng IL
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money TO LOAN.

On HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS
ETC without removing the goods; ALSO on
your PLAIN cOTE, II you hold q uaIaried po-
sition: lowest rates; eaxiest terms; quick md
quietly.
ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT CO.
Room i1fs Missouri Trust bufidins
Entrance ,ns Olive straef
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EDWARD H. BOWIE.
Local E'orecastst,
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Probable fair to-day. with Moderate tenpera-
turo.
Arrivals.
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SOUTHERN CATTLE-very few steers we're
available, and none were good: Values were
full steady. Some pretty feir helfers trcrght
$3.50. while the bulk Of the supply ert raced
cows Of common and pretty good kinds st $40
80. the bulk of fair kinds selling around 81 IS
az IS. Considerable strength at steady TO stiong
prices prevailed for Gamer stock. A fair sup
ply OF calves was on hand, ana tho market
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No Av. Pr.
&c.. 6N...Sz.65 c.. b63..-s2.2S
HEIFERS.
c.. s.3. feo
Steers and hefera:
s... l77,.. as Il 7.oSWs. sSs;s; ."
Iis g.: g. g.: rs rs &: sa:: & Is l. l.: 3D.: 81 Ss s:s
B.. 49,. a.0o e11Is
g.. $780,. i-s s., Sts So sas a.. 49,. 30
Per head:
a.. 17 800 H.. fss... $50 1885,. E5o... rs
Price per 100 pounds:
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BOISE Wins AND
SHUTS OUT LOCALS
Six to Nothing Tells the Story
OF Yesterdays Diamond
Tragedy.
frllnl iAnruYo n TIT llllnInr
COMPLIMENTS TO the UMPIRE,
Fans Accused Him Of Grand Larceny,
Burglary and Petit Larceny
Accepts KeIley's Challenge

Stats Davis, Umpire j. Peck Sharp,
Muller GImlin, McFarlan and little
black klnky.haired canine were the star
performers at Walkers open.air theater
Yesterday afternoon, when the tragedy,
The Stolen Babies Return" held tho
boards
AS he heavy william OF the piece II
must be said that J. Peck Sharp was the
l So nl.. Of attraction, while the hero, In
Wc person Of "Scotty" McFarlan, was ao-
ctplaby rendered, Roth were recipients
" ltllo moro than ordinary notice from
wy audience, and the compliments show
wv upon Mr. Sharp were enough TO
Wuse mat gentleman to blush with pride.
~ indeed lie was informed that he
NNas guilty Of petit larceny; that he was
outSla' q common thief and Y robberi
s OF which proves that he understands
s III business and was thoroughly familiar
There were many sensational features
70 me performance, giving the above
sSamed persons--also the dog-a chance TO
sIoW on their fine points
cin the seventh act, Muller, one OF the
Suhhlies, did q rescue stunt that Is sci.
aOm eQualled In any show OF the kind on
eelin Mr. Elsey tried TO lose the sphor.
aiu might have succeeded had N not
~, or THIS person Muller. lie made a
M" VI about 100 yards, a wild leap for
~" hnI With one hand. rescued the hall.
NJ Gimln also proved himself n lifc.
sayGr IN the ninth by a similar net OF
isrng mus frustrating the BASE at
irorpp 9t one Weaver, q young upstart
AK" ,iolse. Mcfarlan's acting was splen-
Gi,ut 70 showed tho audience that the
t,leI n,cs were not so much with the
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EDDIE ROBINSON
ACCEPTS Def.
Agrees to Cover KelIey's $3.50
For a Match Between Queenan
And Mccarthy.
AND ENTIRE GATE RECEIPTS.
Will Go to the Winner, In Addition to
The Ssoo--How Match Was
Brought About.

Jerry Mccarthy and Perry Queenan
are to box twenty rounds to a decision
here on May 18th for side bet Of 500.
$50 each, and the entire gate receipts,
This match was brought about by s. j,
Kelley issuing a challenge In these COLI
umns last evening offering to wager $3.50
that Mccarthy can defeat Queenan In a
twenty-round contest TO decision.
Eddie Robinson, hacker for Quecnan,
met MIR, Kelley last night and agreed
TO post the money this evening when ar
ticles OF agreement would be drawn up,
The above date was decided upon, The
weight viii be lij pounds at O'clock on
the afternoon Of the match Queenan
said he was perfectly willing 10 meet Me-
Carthy and believes ne can defeat him.
On the other hand, Mccarthy II satisfied
that he can beat Queenan.
Both are anxious for go, because they
desire 90 show the public and their
friends here that they are not dead ones.
Both made poor showlngs In their last
contests, but Mccarthy was suffering go.
verely with rheumatism when he was de-
feated by Sleloff l'Gior TO that contest,
Mccarthy was the most popular boxer In
the city and he Is anxious now for a
chance TO regain his lost laurels.
Both men will begin training at once
for the bout.
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Mss Bertha NJ. Rush. 5435 Klncarde
street. Plttsburg, Pa, Superintendent
Junior Society OF Methodist Protestant
Church, and leading soprano Of the
choir. writes. words cannot describe
my thankfulness to you for Peruna. |
was sufferer from systemic catarh
for years and was In a very much run
down condition, | was extremely
nervous and had the most foolish fears
over nothing. was thin and enact
ated,
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RACES AT OAKLAND.
Followers Of Fayorltes fared Well In
Events Tow Outsiders Won,

San Francisco April @.-Followcrs of
iavOrltes Jared well az oakland today,
but there were two upsets. The first
came In the opening event where Bell
Reed was played from to to even
money lie could not catch Mand
Muller, 10 to shot and she won dry-
Ing by length. Chileno was third. Or
chan with Jones IN the saddle was con-
sldered a good thing for the fourth at a
mile lie led into the stretch but In the
last sixteenth Jack Little, quoted at l.
TO !, came with a rush and beat him.
summary.
First race Gvt and a half furlongs, sell
ing-Maud Muller % (McBridel. 10 TO |,
won Rel Reed, l05 (1orbert, even, Sec
oni Chlleno, lOe (Crosswaite), l5 to /,
third. Time-l;Nh. Dora l. Sir Christie
phcr, Adnor. Saul Of Tarsus, Thaddcus
Waiter Sir Douglas, Sam Lazarus, Esq,
and I.iberickt0wn also ran,
Second race, four fuflongs, selling-Sl.
leo, 10 (VickerY, 10 won; Cedarbulg,
l02 QIolbrOok) lOQ 10 |, second bod Ra.
gon, ll3 %. #. sheehan), 6 10 l. third,
Mme-OI9A. Sea Voyage Meada, Ben
Eric, Light Of Day, Dresden and Anaur'
Third race milo and fifty yards, selling
-lllowahO. li %. jones', . 10 2, won,
Yellowstone, 100 a. Kelly, TO |, second
TOnOpah, lB 81. r. ShpehanJ, 0 TO 1, third,
Time-i;i9 Nellie Bawn, Henry CLAY Rye,
Carilee. Miss May Rowdish, The TOlleT,
Dr. Long, lmpromptu and The Steward
Css also ran.
Fourth race, one mile, selling Jack lit
tie l0S (F. Kelly, 10 to |, won; Orchsn,
l0l %. Jones). 90 q second, War Times,
% (WrlghO, u TO I, third Timc-l:i3A.
Inspector Munro. The Lieutenant. Tan.
haUser. barkn. kylol Wisterl, Motia
and Technique also ran.
Fifth race, FIVE "nd one-half furlongs,
selling Agnes Mac, il3 q r. Sheehanl, I
to ]. won Sol litchtcnstein III e. Clarb
T. TO j. second Nanon, lA OHerbcrO ~
To /, third Timc-l:Oa Flancur, skip Me.
llrennus. our Pride Sir Preston. Victoria
; and Educate also ran
sixth race, one mile and nifty yards,
selling Hand Press, 40 o. jones', 90
10. won; Ada n, % (McBridcl, II 10 2, Sec
ond Golden Light lOi N. sullivan, TO
q third rImc-li5 Searcher MDC0rit0,
Glendce, lsabelllta. Foxy Grandpa and
David S finished as named,
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Pacific Coast Meet.

San Francisco, April % On the Derke-
ley oval tomorrow tho University "
Washington and the University " Cali
f0rnIa vii hold their first intercollegiate
Held day II will also be the first inter
state college championship meet Of tho
kind ever held O nthe Pacific coast
California will put into the contest n
that went against Stanford two weeks
ago. and three formidable older men who
were Ineligible by the 3.yea- rule from
again opposing Stanford These three
mon are; plaw who " close 70 The
worlds record IN the hammer throw
Cadogan, whrwind Splinter at the l0O
go and il0.yard dashes. and Powell, u fine
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New Welter Champion.

San Francisco. April 29,.-"Dxio KID" n
local colored nghter won the weller
weight championship from Joe Nalcott
on a foul In the twentieth round of their
fight AZ Colma. They fought az li2
was over the kidneys. Both men fought
hard and fast but Walcott was seldom
in danger and clearly outpolntcd the
"Dixie KID who was In distress ana
holding on to avoid punishment. Referee
Dick Sullyan's decision @s received with
Kisses. and for some time violence was
threatened by the angry crowd Bci0re
the fight Wacott objected 10 sullivan
acting as referee
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"My physician advised me TO leave
this climate but as It was not conven-
lent to do so at this time, | took the
advice Of a friend to use a bottle ofPe-
runa, | took II faithfully and when the
first bottle was gone ! felt so much bet
ter that bought six more and took
them faithfully after which looked
like new woman.
III gained in flesh, my appetite re-
turned and all my old symptoms had
disappeared. | am more than thank
full to Peruna" Miss Bertha NJ. Rush,
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MEETING OF wHEELMEN.
They Are Advised TO Obey the Ordinance
At All Times,

10 the Bicycle Riders of Salt Lake
city
The annual meeting Of the Wheel.
mems Protective association was held
Monday evening, April q. 1901, and the
following business was transacted
Reports Of officers which showed tho
association TO be In a good condition,
energetlcally and financially
The following officers were then elected
foi the ensuing year: President, &. l..
Berry, vice president, r c. II, scovlllo;
second vice president C. II Dowse sccre-
tary. w. r. Hopkins, and treasurer IL 3.
Anderson
II was voted and unanimously CART led
that tho special bicycle policemen be IN.
stmcted 10 enforce the laws an 20 bicycle
riding on sidewalks within the restricted
district, and McsTs, II s. Anderson and
n II. Scovile were appointed special
committee 10 interview the newspapers
and through them give warning 20 all
vlolators Of the said ordinance, and that
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PREPARING FOR RACES.
String OF Likely Race Horses Are work
iug out nj Calder's.

Caldors PARK race track IL very busy
Mace these days, There are more horses
beinR trained than during any previous
wear. The race that Is creating the inter-
est amongst the local horsemen ~ ihe
free. for.ail trot and pact on Decoration
day. The purse Is tile largest ever Oh,
fered al Caldefs and II viii DO great
race and will probably have se' en- OF
elpht horses start In II, AmonB them
he following horses will start Ezra
Thompson's Robert /, 2:0Sil c. II, 1homp-
sons Osmont, 2.iNs; Frank Nlls0'. y
sarah Green, 2:l6lai j. y. Richard ne"
California trotter. with marx OF s'LLis,
should certainly cut quite inquire III inns
Nosh's Tombstone. 2lOls wlo proved
himself race horse, not only here but
in the east among some OF the DsSt
horses OF the country where he sol MS
Tom McCoys Miss Williams, 2loh, who
won the freo.for.0ll last year at lhe STATE
fair. . ,..,. ,,,1
their records. II would be very haIi
thing 20 pick tho winner, but II should
he n great race and doubtless tho track
record will be smashed quite rev sec
Mr. Frank Wilson will send his horse
Sarah Green down TO Calders ms week
10 be got IN shape, and she WI, be N
the care Of Mr. George Waite. VINO ,fa,neu
and teamed her last year and MI wilson
viii probaby have MIR Waite get one OF
his colts I'm shape for early racing.
DR. Hummelbaugh will have his green
nacer stabled az Caldcrs on the ISL or
the month and prepare her for inc pe'or'
II h hoped that the spclrs Bros VIII
Turn over Chester 10 Jas. Hansen ana
-
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arrests will surely be made, and that rid
ers must keep of said restricted Walks
1t was also decided that the eily oi,
live an 10 their side Of the ordinance IN
regard 10 sprinkling the streets, leaving
n strip on each side OF street car tracks,
where riders might travel without having
to throw mud and slip Also the citys
attention il called TO the ordinance Ieia'
tive TO the construction Of bicycle pains
and earnestly requested to give the mat
ter their attention, .,.i,.
Bicycle riders will therefore taha no,,ge
will undoubtedly be arrested and subject
ed 10 the regulation fine OF not less man
"a as provided In said bicycle ordnance
~ II. s. ANDERSON,
Committee.
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DO II TODAY"

The tlmr-wom injunction, Never nut
on 'til tomorrow what you can do to-
day. is now generally presented In this
form: "Do Ii today" That is the
torso advice We want 10 Eiye you about
that hacking cough or dcmOrall2ng
cold with which YOU nave been strug-
Cling for several days, perhaps weeks.
Take some reliable remedy for 1t TO-
pAl-0nd let that remedy he d..
Boschou's German syrup, which has
been in use for over thirty-fye years.
A few doses OF Il viii undoubtedly re-
Hove your cough or cold, aud It's con-
tnued use for few days will cure you
completely. No matter how deep-seat-
ed your cough even Il dread c0nsump-
ton has attacked your lungs, German
Syrup will surely OBJECT cure--as II
has done before In thousands Of appar.
entity hopeless cases of lung trouble.
New trial bottles, 2jC regular size. 75c.
At all druggists.
@. G, GREEN, Woodbury., n, j.
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Butte Lost Another.

Spokane. April a9.-Errors by Butte and
a batting streak and fast hcldlng 10y
spokane won the game for the Indians
this afternoon with score of II TO T.
Howell, WilmOt's lengthy find. WIS hit
on the knee by a ball In the ifst inning
after ne hadwalked two and allowed three
hits and sporer went I'm the box fer
Hutte. Ferris was hit on the nose with
a bounder IN the sixth inning and was
replaced by Carney Attendance, go
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Napoleon was q master in politics, a
master in ststeerait, master in gov.
eminent, and that in an age rich in
great men. Prince MetternIoh in Aus.
tria, TalIeyrand and chateauhriand in
France, and Pitt and Fox In England
were his contemporaries, yet he over
topped them all. See announcement on
page 20 OF the new Napoleon series
commenced tonight,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30

Gray will give a recital mt Unity hall
for two pupils, Ella Dyer and Helen
Piper. Mrs, Fisher Harris will assist
with vocal numbers,
The engagement OF Miss Louise Nor
rs and MI, George l.. Weller OF this
city Is announced, the wedding TO take
place early In June.
Mrs Alma d, KATE has returned to
her home IN Boise.
Miss Ethel Farr was the guest OF
Mrs. +, Decker Of Provo City, the lat
ter part Of last week.
Miss II. Hylander was the hostess
At IA delightful surprise party Monday
evening given BY the d, 5. $, club and
q few friends. Games and dancing
were INDUCED In, after which dainty
refreshments We're served
Mrs. w. i. Hills has returned from
California where she has been spending
the past six months.
Mrs. Longmaid Of Helena, Mont, Is
the guest Of her niece, Miss Edith
Sherman.
Two notable events are scheduled 10
take place at the University club next
week, the first tcA to be given on
Wednesday by Mrs. George l.. Nye
and Miss Weber and the second
similar function on Thursday by Mrs.
w. H. Cunningham and Mrs. j. G.
Dick, The roof garden viii be utilized.