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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03

There is soFue talk of q three eornered
skating race between Mairs. Williams and
Clayton, the first three men to finish IN
the fiVe-miie race on New Year day ,
race Of this kiad would prove interesting
as All three Youngsters are fast skaters.
While MeiTs won the. first race with ease
and 1 siS many friends of the other
tao 6ass wca1d Eise 70 see them try con
illusions esith she speedy youngSter again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
80 - 80 -.

Hack OsBrfen. former captain OF the
Ncrm0nS. received 3 contract FROM tiFanc
FORKS IL lfie Northern league Yesterday
for next season sack eignlfied tac same
ana viii esotasn the seans- He stated las
EVENING tRat Pitcher Fox Of the fasi
s-eslFs Lagoon team. and Denny saea. 7hf
catcher for the salt lake team, Houlc
both and berLnS on Dis team.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
Flrnn 80 Walsh So

Pueblo. las 2-Articles Of agreement
between Jim FIynn and AMY Walsh Of
canada have been signed t. box twenty
rounds before the flowers Athletic club
81 San o. Flynn viii begin training
here 1t once flynn says his opponent
Is r good man. hut he thinks he can beat
him The Pueblo faVorita looks well anA
has not decreased ia size any since his
battle with Jack Root
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
EMPTY POCKETS THE RESULT.
Public Wouldn't Back Favorites and
Now They Are Sorry.


Los Angeles. Jar. "a hurdle handicap
over q mile aud a quarter was the chief
feature at Ascot park today. The public
came off second best in the financial
transactions, Notwithstanding the success
of four fav0rites. TWO of them were very
short priced and the bettors backed any
thing to beat the favorite. The hurdle
handicaF, was easy for PoOrIands. Chara-
wind was made favoTite at to ]. Ceylon
at % and Poorlands backed from to
to 80 j, Charswind was Weighted down
with 10 pounds and was never prominent
In the running. p0orlands went to the
front al led All the way. Results;
First race. Slausou course. seIling-Re-
dan won. Red DamseI second. Sir Chris
TOPPER third Time-1;l2.
Second race, mile and q quarter. hur-
dies-Poorlands won. Timber Jim second,
Nitrate third. Time-2:20.
Third race, five furiOngs-Dargiu won.
Foncas second, Alma DufUur third. Time
Il Gs1a
Fourth race. mile and quarter selling
Club won, Discuss second, Erne third
TiIne-2:1e.
Fifth race. one mile-Warte Nicht won
Princess Tulane second. ocean Dream
third. Time-1.41.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-FaTmer jim
won. Toto GTatiot second, Evander third
Time-1.51.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
Uncle Sam VS.. Utah Soldiers.

Now that the National Guard mem
bers have returned to the city and
settled down to private life after the
strenuous campaign among the strik-
ing coal miners and armed deputies,
the boys have begun to take an active
interest in sports again. The first
movement will be q game OF indoor
baseball between Company H and the
Twenty second battery at Fort Doug
las. Representative Of these two
teams met yesterday and arranged a
game for next Tuesday night at the
SrnnrV.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
COLORADO WANTS GAME.
Anxious to Sign With Utah For Next
Two Years.

Two Years.
Stn another western college wants
to try conclusions with the state uni
Versity in football next year. The latest
applicant for the 'Varsity's scalp is
the Colorado college, Of Colorado
Springs. This college has never had
any athletic realtors with the East
bench institution, but the good word
carried back to Colorado by visiting
teams has made the Colorado Springs
boys anxious TO get a part of the
good time furnished visiting teams.
Manager w. z. Hester Of the Colo
RADIO Springs college has offered TO
sign a two years agreement with the
Varsity and take Utah to Colorado
if the latter would bring them here.
The matter viii be taken up by the
athletic council Of the university at
its next meeting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
The Penant Winners in Baseball.

Baseball, both professional and ANA
teur. lost none in popularity and scores
of new leagues were organized In the
majority of The large cities professional
ball vas we'll patroDiZed
Pittsburg, managed by Fred Cralke, for
the third successive time. wOr the Ma
tiOnai league pennant. which was tae thir
tieth annual campaign of that organlza-
ton. Pittsburg won ninety-Cne games
and lost fOrty-nine, finishing with 6 per
centage of $50. New York was second,
WITH .6a and Chicago finished with SEA
The Boston team, managed by James
Collins. won the pennaht of the Amer
lean league, with a percentage Of .55J.
having won ninety-0ne games ana lost
fortv-seven. The Philadelphia Athletics
finished second, with .556. ana Cleveland
third with $50. 1t was the third annual
campaign of the American league.
The ct. Paul club, managed bY Mike
Kelly. won the pennant Of the American
association. with a percentage % .65L
having taken lightweight games and lost
forty-six. Louisville was second With
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
To bill rendered $500

The silence was profound. Well, I
guess we'll step across to the hotel
for ROUND on me said the livery
man. land then L must be getting home
TO supper"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
Cor6ett's Showing Against Broad.

So the Salt Lake HeraId:-Piease state
the result of the lights between Young
Corbett and Kid Broad.
Eureka. Jan. 2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03

Young CorDett and Kid Broad met three
TIRES In the ring. Broad Knocked Co-bett
out in four rounds on March p 1881. in
Denver III the first fight Theg met again
on July q 1901. in Denver and c. 5ett
cot the decision - the tenth round
Their third fight Vas also in Denver on
NAY al 1892. and Corbett got the decision
again al the end Of ten rounds. Broad
is the only man whc ever Knocked Cor
bett cut
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
She Wanted Fido.

The late Edwin Lord Weeks. painter
and Illustrator, had always a great
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03

AnreH0 Herrera seems to have outlined
2 plan of csmpaign for himself which, Il
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
Nieorisere Tradtratem
8erlangen bic Raufeute nnb Sabrifanten
pcn ben giienbabnen.

Die bonn bieiigen Commercial Club
uno anberen faufmdnniiden @ereini=
aungen Dor langerer 3eit inicenirte ge=
negung bebufs @rlaneung nieoriaerer
Giienbabn. Gradtraten iii ni6t einge=
f4lummert, tpie man benten f6nnte,
bielmebr In Elm neues Stabium 9e=
treten.
Senn berielben babsn ii6 9anf Der
49itatton Der bieftsen @ef6dftsleute,
biele anoere faufmdnnif9e Grganiia=
tionen i'm @taate angei9lonen, ). 9.
Die Shippers protectibe 2eaoue Of
Snoiana" Der IL iol6e Nereinigungen
an9eb6ren. l1nb auf 8eranlaHunq
oieier Combination miro eeqenmdrtiq
In Sort Wanne cine 8ia ausgearbei=
tet, tpel9e Der nd6iten 2egislatur bor=
gelest 'perben ion unb tpel9e bic @9af=
flung eSsler ftaatli6en @iienbabn=@ @om=
miiiion our &egultrune Der Gra6tra=
ten etc. borliebt.
Sas 8eftreben oer bieiieen @ef6dfts=
leute unb Gabrifanten III bornebmli9
auf bic 0erabieBung Der &oblen=
Sransportraten geri6tet, bic gang
abnorm bod fino, fowett Snbianapo=
liz in getra6t fOmmt. 3. 3. tperoen
fiir ben Sransport bon 3oblen bon
ben Snbiana Minen nod Snbianapo=
liz 90 @ts. bere1net, tpdbrenb melt
entfernter belegene Stdbte nur eerin=
gere Staten 81 aablen baben. WDbur9
alio Snbianapplis' @ei6dftsleute etc.
f6mer 9efddbigt tperoen.
gtdhffe Wo9e tperben gertreter Der
obeneenannten 2i9a unb beg @ommer-
cial Club bier cine @onferena abbalten,
I'm iiber Die ertpdbnte Gia unb bic
barauf be3h9li6e Ngitation tpeiter au
beratben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
Grate oes Sdnitters Sob nnter
Mersten.

Dem geri1t ber Staats=8eb6rbe fir
Webiainifde &egiitratiOn aufolee iinb
i'm berfohenen Sabre in Warion
@ountp Is Nerste 9efiorben. U1it
Nusnabme BON sueien, 9r. 5. 6.
6eltman BON Satlanben unb Dr. 6.
6. 9omaro BON ct. paul, eSnoiana,
pobnten ale in Snoianapolis. Er.
9Owarb murbe bas Opfer zines Gtra=
Benbahnunfalles. St pollte nit fei=
mem Mutomobile nod raid bor elmer
Snterurban Gar Die College Mbenue
freuaen. als eine @olliiion 5uii9en Der
@ar uno benz Nuto itattfanb. Ser
Doctor tpurbe auf Der @tene aet6btet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
Spit6mben= Stret9e nno auoere
Oannereten.

9ie 3meirab 9ieb :
It d 3 I e nebmen ieBt, na9bem Der
Winter mirtli6 aussetobt gu baben
f4etnt, tDieoer in unbeimli6er Weiie
itberbano. Sm Boli3ei 0auptquar=
tiere merben iebt burdf9nittli9 4 big
6 FOLDER Siebitdble tdsli6 geneloet.
Sie lebteu Spfer waren eugene @oer=
ner bpn gfo. $40 Snbiana 9loe. uno
0erbert Wteper BON gtp. 2414 3al=
bDtt Nbe.
Mu9 bic g traBenrd u :
b r finb uieoer tbdtig. go tpuroen
in Der Wtittpob Ncbt auf Der South
nabe Der goble=9traBe Die auf benz
0eimtuege BON elmer partie tegriffene
Jrau Geo. Sefman BON geo. 812 0ar=
riiOn Ctr. uno ibr 8egIeiter Sbomas
2arion bon Geo. 1902 Ga Sale Str.
bon awei Gerlen angefallen, Die @elo
&c. baben MOLTEN. Nqein 2arion Iebte
fi6 CUR Webr unb Die 9trol1e berouf-
teten, als anbere 2eute rabten,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
Snbianapplts Snb, 9pnneritas, Il @pril 1901
geroerbltd)er Triib6rano.

Sn ben Stallun9en Der y@oniumers'
Guel 60" in go. 101 Gub 2ibertp
Str. brad beute Morgen eegen 6 ubr
aug bislang unbefannter urfa9e elm
8rano aus. Der bas @ebduoe ein=
df9erte uno babur6 aaein einen $4,000
@6aoen anri6tete. MuBeroem famen
in ben 5lammen atuei Der beiten pferbe
Der 6irma, Elm @efpann i'm Wertbe bon
$3.50, UNI. Ser Na6tmd5ter Mtife
@alDin uno Der farbise @taItnedt
@bas. 8ladman batten nit Miibe uno
gotb ale Is einsefellten pferoe in's
Jreie 9ei6afft, ba fttir5ten Die beioen
tpertbpoaiten Bferbe pl6bli6 in ben
brennenoen Stall suriif unb famen in
ben Glammen UNI.
Wan permutbet, baB 2ocomotibs
Junten ben 8rano berurIa9ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14

in Bort Nrtbnr itngebenre Gntmn=
tbiaung peruriadt; henn Der Mber'
CLAUDE Der HuileH iieht oarin Elm
3eid3en Oafiir. bob 8ott niat anf
ibrer Seite itebt.
Wan gIanbt. baB nmr Die @egen-
mart Oss 5saren in Yprt Artbnr i'm
Stanoe tit. ben Grisgsmmtb oes gpl.
fes nnO Der Sruppen 1pteoer sit
beben.
2Dnbon, IA. Npril. y@s mar
eine groBartige Streittraft, nit tpelder
Nomiral 5ogo am Witttpo9 port
Grtbur bebrobte, oas madtiefte gin=
8tl=@eidwaoer, tuel9es ie bic 6itliden
Weere befabren bat. Nb9efeben bon
ben Sorpebobooten befanben fi9 mebr
als 40 iapanif9e &riessi9iffe Dor
pDrt Nrtbur".
So i6reibt Der Shines" =gorreIpon=
bent aus Wei=Sai=Wei. Derielbe be-
fanb fid auf oem 9ampfer ,0aimun
uno mar Iugen5euge Der S9la9t. gr
figt bin5u
Dllm 10 llbr 20. 8ormittags erDff.
neten Die ruff. Siiiten=8attsrien ibr
6euer, bod mar basielbe Elm sieloies,
obne Nirfung, unb CAB 9lon,iral
So9O @elegenbeit su elmer 9emonitra=
tiOn. Dreimal freife Iein @eidwaoer
por Der 6ront Der ruff. 8atterien, Elm
wirfunasloies 5euer auf ii6 siebeno,
uno UNI IL llbr aog Nbmiral Soeo
nit feinen Rriessidiffen fiioli6. @s
mar elm Sldnaenoes S6auipiel, tpeldes
oieies md4tigs @efdmaoer bon &rieas=
maI9inen bor ben Sorts Der &uiIen
auffiibrte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
Ao itao Winnie Sanerber's
AnsebOri9e?

Die BON @eroner Sutetpiler uno fei=
mem 8ehtlfen Dr. 9unlapp borgenom=
meme Sei6enf6au bat ergeben, baB bic
sfabrenoe Walertn" Minnie 9anerber,
Die am Montag toot in ibrem 2ogis an
bar Noro SlItuois Str. aufgefunoen
muroe, ni9t Selbftmorb be9ing, ion=
bern einem Waeenleiben erlag.
Sage9en 1T es bem Coroner nod
fttdt gelungen, etDaiee Nneeb6rige Der
Verforbenen gu ermitteln. WenieHens
bat er auf Die an bermeintlibe 8er=
tuanote gefanbten Selegramme nod
tetne NntwOrt erbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
Ser 11nteridlasmns beflast
SIT ber bisberise Sinan5z secretdr nnb Sc.
i9aftss Isent Der S9anfmdrter Union.

@bas. &ugenitein, Elm betannter
S9antmdrter unb bisberiger Ginans=
Secretdr uno @ei6dfts=Ngent Der bie=
itgen oS4anfwdrter Union No. 437" !,
muroe heute Weittas bon Den 9etectibs
@erber uno Srimpe unter Der Mntlaae
Derbaftet, $50 Der unions=@eloer unter=
fhlagen su baben. Die Nntlage 1T
bon 5reo. Sunemann, prdfbent Der
Union, erboben uno bas &eiultat
elmer langen lnteriu9ung, iotpie
oes Beitrebens Der linton. fi9
bon unpi(lfommenen Dber unfau=
beren Glementen 81 reini9en. &ugen=
ftetn's fpirfliber Geblbetrag Ioa f9 iib=
rieens auf 5000 bis $500 belaufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14

SOfio, IA. 9lpril. 5 1br Na6=
mittags. SIN Marine=Nmte lit bsute
Na8mittag Elm tur3er geri6t bon
ontre=Nbmiral urtu iiber Die @9la9i
bOr Port Nrtbur am Watttuo9 einse=
troffen.
Sieier 8erid)t iast, baB @ice=
Mbmiral SogD's @ei6maoer Yort
@rtbur am Wtorgen augriff mno
babel elm s@la@ti6iff orr Yetro=
paslODsf'Glafie iouie etnen Sorpe.
bObOot 3erf6rer in ben 8rmno
bDbrte.
9ie Sapaner erlitten feline 0erluite !;
nur elmer Duroe beripunoet.
Sic erite Gunbe BON benz grfolee bon
Sice=Iomiral $Oso's z. Nngriff ouf
port Nrtbur traf in SotiD um s ubr
Wtor9ens in elmer 9epefde an Die MH.
Prehe elm unb muroe fofort ben off
ciellen &reiien miteetbeilt.
Selbftreoenb tpuroe bic BotT9aft
nit frOber @enugtbuuns aufgenom=
men, befonbers Die Meloung BON Der
8erni6tung bes SAla9tfdiffes vpe=
tropablobsf" Sebo9 nurbe allge=
ntein Der Sob bes Nomirals Weafaroff
bebauert, oenn Der ruffii6e Moniral
erfreute fi9 aud Der N4tun9 ieiner
Gesner unb Die Sapaner bemunberten
feline Sii9tt9teit, nit tpelher er na6
ben eriten Nngriffen auf port Mrtbur
bas ruff. @eidmaber tpieber fampf=
tti9tig eemadt bate, fotpie au9 feline
9ldn5enbe @esenwebr gegen bic lleber=
ma1t.
Nomtral So9o berlieB eeifern bic
0a9barf9aft BON port grtbur unb
iu6te einen iotueit unbetannten &ube=
pllnft fur fein @ei6waber auf.
2onbon, IA. april. Cine
Sepeid5e aus HDm an Die nGentral
Sfews" beiaat, OaB bort ein Seles
gramm aus Nimhmana eingetrDffen
lit, iuel6es melbet, bab aasemeiner
Aniiht mad Der San bon Yort ar
thur nabe beDDrftebt.
Gerner fa9t bas Sele9ramm, bnB
9lomiral Soso, Der 8efeblsbaber oes
iapanii9en @ef6mabers, NorbereitlIn=
gen aur 2anbung bon Sruppen bebufs
Belagerun9 Der Stabt trifft.
Sie gernihtnng Des Sd)la9ti@if=
fes .8etrDpaulDnsf" mnb Der Berlnit
BON nabe5u 500 Nfenf9enleben bat
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
Mnf Der Granfenliite.

Sheriff Webger III infolee elmer
nelen @rfdltuna, Die er fttb am sonn-
tag bel einem 9ei6enbeedngniB su3oq,
10 beifer geworoen, baB er f9 eeeen=
wdrttg nur nod per @9rift ober 3ei=
den beritdnbli6 MAIDEN tann, pdbreno
Poli5eiridter Wballon bur9 einen Wea=
laria-Infall ans Saus gefeielt 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
9ab Nurierb Nffoetatton.

Sas SirectOrium Der vDap gfur=
ierp aiiociation" bat Grau Magsie
Barrett aur Wfa:rone unb Grdulein
Slipe &Obrbaugh 5u Oeren Nfffentin
ermdblt.
Die vSunge 9amen Section" Der
DAP 0urierp Nifoeintion" beranifaltet
gum Beiten berielben am nd6ffen
Samfag Na9mittas i'm propplaeun,
be9inneno um 2 uhr, eine &arten-
partie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
Gimes 8liaaen MiRseidid.


Wm. 6otuen, Elm blinber, go. 325
Sh Obio Str. mo6nenoer Mann,
murbe geitern Nbenb an Der gde Der
Weit uno Waibington StraBe BON Der
platfOrm elmer StraBenbabnear, als
oieielbe um Die gurbe bog, auf bas
Strasenpfafer geiGleuoert. gr nurbe
per Sispeniariums= Mmbulan3 nod benz
Staot=9ospital iiberfiibrt, mofelbf es
fi4 herausfellte, baB er cine Wunbe an
Der 5tirn oapon getragen bate.
Nuf ietnen Wunf9 ipurbe ct na1
ieiner Wobnuna 9ebra1t.
-->e4t&-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
5. .. >. s.
9ente 8eriammluns Der 2osem. .MitsIieber
pom Naarion Gountn.

Sic ldbrli6e &eunion Der Obo Sell
Ions bon Marion @ountp finoet beute
Ibeno tn Der @roB 2ogen=9alle fatt.
Sm @ountp giebt es 26 fuboroinirte
2o9en nit elmer @eiammtmitslieDer=
8abl bon 1000. Nnfpra6en perben
u. u. gebalten merben uon: Soiepb
6all. @roB patriar6; @oparb Sort
bon &uibullle. Deputp 8rpBmeiIter; sc.
8. 9olliwooo. @roB Waroein, uno %.
8. SeeOD, @roB @eeretdr. Gin por=
3iialides mufitalif6es programm uiro
ebenfals our Sur6fiibrung eelangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14
9ie Giien6abn=G =Greariioaen
beginner.

Die Gaifon Der @iienbahn=grcur=
fionen non bier na6 Cincinnati, 2ouis=
bile uno anoeren St1oten tuirb am
fommenoen Sonntag. IL Mpril, err
0ffnet meroen. Die Big Sour gabn
Deranhaltet Die erffe grcuriion nad5
Cincinnati am ndbifen Gonntaq. Wan
bea1te Die biesbe3hglihen Mnseigenl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14

90 Die bette 5 Gent gigarre in
Der 5tabt, Wuho's .2ongfelom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14

B~ Rau9t bic BONANZA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-14

~ SUI ,,@etBett N6BI"
b cut G 8entid)e @emefaIs
0eriasisntGttmg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-09
BIDllOteca FCOn0mIc0
AUTORES PREDILECTOS
Is CS ;s : s = i + : sss C

Ell sueno del Papa
IbdheCueno
tnebas vida,
schOpenhauer vida
MedinnLas psones
GraueNIi rededor del mundo DarwinL satfco
Observation-Disclosures
Humndes M MOeinckLa de los Do Resurrection
Dioses MerekOwskiL Bodas Yoanda
nnannLas chca del Lefevre:
Fioso anarqumo
Baleserosa expulsion
Hisoas Perez
Ricer HaggardSiete
bsenPoftca
pOr frGnQweO q Ia XsEG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-09

Francisco de Bias Martin, orienen-
"a cobrador del ingeniero del Ayun-
tamiento sefior Alderete, realize un
acto de honradez que merece consig-
|narse.
al II q hacer I'm pago al Banco de
Espafia y cuando Sc ocupaba en- con-
tar la cantidad Que habfa de entregar
Sc encontro en- un cestillo 25o pesetas
que a1guien Sc dej6 allf.
Francisco entreg6 el dinero 4 un
|einpleado.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-12
NEW BRICK BLOCK
Splendid Improvement on the
West Side.

Mrs. A. f. Bandelin has begun
work On brick building 30x70 feet,
three stories beside the basement of
solid brick with all modern improve
ments. Excavation for the basement
is we'll under way Mr.. Spafford and
Henry Mccain are removing the dirt
for the grading of their lots on Oak
street.
The building will be erected just
south of the Centralia House. The
steam plant that will be installed in
the basement will be sufficient for
both heating the new building and
the hotel. The first floor will be used
for store purposes a 4 finished en-
tirely in hardwood with heavy plate
glass front. The second floor will be
used for hall purposes and finished in
hardwood The third floor will be
used for lodging rooms in connection
with the hotel The building will
resemble the new hotel that has just
been erected by Nate Anderson and
will add much to the general appear
ance of the depot region on the west
side,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-12

yield, however, promised to be much
larger than last year, SO. if nothing
further of detriment happens, the
output will be about 10 per cent. less
or 10000 bushels. Assuming New
Jersey to fall short SO per cent. or
100000 bushels and Massachusetts, to
increase Is per cent. or 10000. The
net falling off as compared with 1908
will be 100, 900 bushels $4,000 barrels)
Or Is per cent.
Of course it goes without saving that
the estimate is crude and curSory and
is only of practical use as a working
hypothesis. We are all very sorry
you cannot be with us on the occasion
of the midsummer meeting, as not
withstanding many blasted or blighted
hopes there is quite good deal of the
philosophic spirit amongst us which
recognized that as luxury and ease are
not always cases of unalloyed joy; so
adversely has its lessons which takes
it out of the class of unmixed soils: so,
if weather is propitious we expect to
have profitable meeting if not as
joyous one as some previous gather
ings have been. Cordially,
w. FL. FITCH, Secretary,
Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers
Association.
LATER-From all the most reliable
sources it is now estimated that the
loss in Wisconsin from frost will
amount to 25 per cent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-12
LOVE-GRELL

The many friends of Lee f. Love
was greatly surprised when they
learned of his marriage which took
place at Merrill. Wednesday to Miss
Magdalena NJ. Grell, of that city at
the Catholic parsonage at O'Clock,
Rev. Scheyer officiating. Miss
Katheryne Freise, acting as brides
maid and Ray A. Love, brother of the
groom acted as best man. The young
couple departed the same evening for
this city, where they spent Thursday.
thence to Milwaukee. The bride is a
most estimabie young lady of that
city. The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Love of this city,
and is we'll and favorably known, he
being graduate of the class of 1898
of the public schools of this city,
and has host of friends who wish
him well The REPORTER joins with
their many friends in extending con-
gratu)ations and wishing them long
and happy welded life.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-12
MAIL BY AUTO
Rural Carrier in South Dakots
Ruvs a Chuf.Chuf

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Aug. s.
Christopher Hanson, a rural mail
carrier whose route extends from
Wakonda TO the farming region in
that locality, has set pace for other
rural mail carriers by purchasing an
automobile, which he will utilize for
carrying the mail on his route. So
far as known he is the only rural mail
carrier in the state or northwest who
uses one of these modern machines in
the performance of his duty. He
figures that the saving in time and
horse feed will more than compensate
him for the money expended for the
machine.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-08-12
Painless Dentists Coming.

The Minneapolis specialists in pain
less extracting of teeth will be his
fifth return visit to Grand Rapids at
the Witter hotel Friday and Saturday
August rs and 81. By means of a
recently discovered vegetable COM
pound, applied to the gums and teeth,
we are enabled now to guarantee
painless dental work, and will
demonstrate extracting, free of charge
between and 10 a. M and l and 2 o.
m.
Positively no bad effects to people
in delicate health. Miss Martha,
Depere, says:
81 had three very bad roots ex-
tracted August 4. / suffered no pain.
Mrs. Wochter. Babcock; Mrs, Rose
Shalla, PittsviIle: Mrs. J. Droske,
Almond: Bay. "We had teeth
extracted by Minneapolis dentists
and suffered no pain. At MarShfield
August 30. at Neilsville August 30
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