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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-23
GiaEcH0Ns ron UaC:

We hope to entertain the boys soon
Miss Sonia DeSha. who has for
the last five years been teaching in
spending her vacation with Mr. and
Mrs r H. Bradshaw.
Master Lawrence Tremble of Wick
life who has been visiting the fam
lily of Mrs. NJ NJ. Davis returned
homo yesterday.
DR. W + Stevens lett last night
for st Louis, to spend a few days
viewing the sights Of dhc Worlds
Fair.
The farmers are very busy cutting
wheat, they report an extraordinary
good crop.
Call on the LaCcntor Produce Com
pany for ice and fresh bakers bread.
Messrs, w. l.. Rushing apd ]. L.
Harrison buslnessed in Cairo Tues
day.
Miss Fannie Illnkle was a pleasant
caller at the postoQiee" Tupsday even
ring. ..:#.' ,...'"
Manager 8. r. R3yno is VERY sick
at his home on SQnEh%@lMc stt6Nt.
Mr.. and Atrs.. Ch!!.i:: <lJt,tl13dt1ss, Of
EIiQnkcville. blisilldi$@s!g ,,t5!s,,;l. Gle s,
Eday ."" s....%.'';;'S'H,'., & =, j. +. i
Misses l}ii& ff@il.a sslai3ifEtt,J.i.il.1iI.f:i.
Dcyoro was lH.jii.&.n, :il4I;!::. &: I: n!
On upNt S;ffillri.atJ 6iEjli6 m :. q. ;lsl.
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At Il dinner In London, Theodore
Watts-Duuton said at isn't general
~ known that Turner, the painter. and
DR., Augustus PritcAard once lived to-
gether For a year In Cheyne row. Tile
pamter~and the physician had II fine
garden. and they took Il good deal OF
pride in their flowers But the garden
gate did not work well. and one day
Turner, because it wouldn't open, pet
tlshly gave orders that it be nailed lso.
1t was thought that this odd act would
enrase Augustus prltchard but, on be-
ing told Cd it. all lie said was, '0h, well,
| don't care what Turner does to the
gate, 30 long as he doesn't paint it. "
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LA CENTER, KY.
June o.

June o.
Miss Pearl Doudy was a guest at
the Lane Hotel Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Graham has been quite
sick at her home on South Olive St,
but is reported better.
The S. G. pay car passed through
town Monday and gladenod the hearts
Of many
r. A. Ewell has the material on
his lot on North Maple street TO be
gin his new residence
Chuck Sale has resumed his work
with the LaCenter Mercantile Co..
after ? few days lay OF on account
Of his finger
Misses Mary Lee and Lula John
son, Of Barlow, spent Tuesday With
Mrs. Lane. Miss Lee is teaching a
music class az this place.
On account of the heavy rain Sun
day the ball game between Lovelace-
vile and LaCenter was suspended.
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BARLOW, KY.
Lune p. 1904.

A'fN 1ef 'SP''
The Bulletin always reaches us on
time and gives us the news from,
all points every body seems to like it
but some had rather borrow than
subscribe Several pair of shoes
have been trampod out here by par
ties running around trying to borrow
a paper why don't You buy a pa
per aud stay at home?
Mrs Meshew mother Of DR.. ]. W.
Meshew is in Danyille, Ky, on Wis
il.
Capt. J. w Vickers, wife and SON
have returned from Mayheld, Wick
says he has a whole lot of news for
the paper but don't intend to tell it
until you send him his paper
Duly & Wolf have sold their entire
stock of general merchandise to We
yer Bros, Central City
Mr. Simpson has sofa hir stock of
goods to More & Willis.
Nj, Bushhart, cf Wicbliffo has
opened the old Rich Blacksmith
shop and viii he glad to see the far
mers.
T. l.. Penn the proprietor, Of Ban.
dana Touring mills was in town to-
day
Walter T. MILFORD is distributor for
the twentieth century furniture suits
solid oak,
MIR. ". r. Crice returned from Cal.
70 last evening
Mr. j. ". Trayor, our meat man,
Is cnlarging his refrigerator,
Misses Lou Johnson ana Mary Lee
went to La Center today,
| send you a head Of wheat from
the field Of VIM Tharp, Of this coun-
.tr There is from Z t., grains 10
.tRe mesh and % meahes to the head.
.EEr; Green MILFORD, an oh{grain deal
eE from Tenn went to the field and
sa.eehcred samples to send to the firm
.1..(,is buying for.
s. T. Payne, of La Center was a
30oSt welcome caller at our den Sun
.G:7% eve
(. Judge .Tharp, Of Wicllifre, was
.'ig town tiday.
l.. @&l0n; Brother3 have added another
to their large blacksmth's
3 i.ieE!trit} gives them $eforges all.busy.
sIaGrt% MILES; of>,lf5 firm Of More
;$ylli,ta ::M!illiS, has. itfst completed the
~ .ngt4!aGlil sane Rqi!!Fting of his large
.tli!$.l!i.larte' 49,.
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No Red.1esded Dolls.

Dolls said a dealer in such
things, are made in marvellous vari-
cty. And yet there are no red heads
among them. All are either blondes
or brunettes.
'You never thought Of this before?
Very likeiy not. But If you look
Borough any stock q dsps. anywhere,
you viii find it 70 be true, that there
are no red-headef dolls
They might be made that way Of
course. II trey we're wanted. as easily
as they could be made with blonde
~ with dark hair. but there is no
demand for them"
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MOUND CITY.
June 2t.

June 81.
Miss Edith Drake is still q sufferer
from pernicious malaria.
David Raceman, of Wickliffe, Ky,
has been the guest of his uncle, julius
Barehcd, the past week He will
return home on Thursday
A. A. Austin. the building c0ntrac-
TOR, has six residence houses on his
hands.
Raspberries OF excellent quality
and good looks are on the Mound
City market. They are sold by the
retailers at ten cents per quart
David Harris of this city has the
contract for erecting Charles Wood
ruits double store house at Mounds,
Mr. Harris has become noted as 4
builder of large brick houses. lie is
said 10 be a little slow, but he is a
straightforward, honest workman and
his patrons are never known to reg
istor any kicks on account OF de
fectjye Workmanship az materials.
The cards are oUt for the Elliott
Hogan uuptials. The couple viii he
married in Chicago as previously
noted by this correspondent, and the
cards state that they will be at home
70 their friends after October 1st, in
Nashville Tenn
The only representative from Pu-
laski county to the National RopubIi-
can convention in Chicago This week
is Major Daniel Hogan.
The weather may he dry at other
times during the crop season, but
there is rain during wheat harvest
almost universally Already the far
mers are complaining of damage done
to the wheat that is now being har
vested by continued rainfall There
is compensation TO the agriculturistS,
however from the honnteous supply
of moisture growing corn, tomatoes
and various other crops are thorough
~ thrifty,
There is a scarcity of afrin 81 5.@l1
ems in this market l1deaai.6t;;..i9Ee
are none OF them on hand ,QnTe ~.
a great while. n few are ,lb.rDl.dli' HI in,
but the price Is enough 20 .t.t$li. tl!e.
average man RaeE to hql@iasna. 4 atlIlsi'.
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: 49, 49, O .l 90
I. HE I'll q
Hurt So Badly Was
Nearly Crazy.
Had no Sleep-Could
Hardly Lie Down.
DR.. Miles Nervine Per-
manently Cured Me.

"A year AGO ] suffered f4m extreme nerv
Gus stomach trouble. ! was afraid oi every.
thing, could not bear to hear singing or music
and reading or hearing OF a death nearly
brought on my own. ! coud not sleep OF
hardly lie down, the back Of my head lub
me 90 badly nearly went crazy. Nv ehoul-
ders hurt and the least thing I did would
bring or an attack Of extreme nervousness.
There were zines when | would have a lump
in nay throat and my mouth would be so dry
| could hardly speak. | was in desUliruatil
bcgan ~ take DIR. Miles Restorative Neig.
Inc. | have taken la all Twelve bottle and
consider myself permanently cured Ny
home doctor has slnce remarked on my
healthy appearance and said he wished d.
coGld say bis medicine helped ne Fie
knows IL was Dr. Niles Nsrvine. We are
never without the AHI-Tain Pills and con
s.der yolr m die mes house. ,o!d remedies. !
cannot say enoI-i fY the Ncrsir-e. because
iu addition % cav Uyr1 ease aly laughter,
who was o4t OF school in q long um. be-
c1lse Of ST Nitgs' dane. w1s implicitly
cured ~ eight bottles She j. now feeling
hne aDi gyiag % hoal every 6zy. We
thank va iof yogF kindness and y rcser
Stop sngIag the p,a ses 0f Dr. Miles kestor-
alive her1Ee. Mrs. c. L. Rag, Lima, o.
Ali dngcis's sell and gs,arantee frs, bot
lie d. Nj cs Remedies send for ne. Jock
Gu Nervous aud Heart Dneases Address
" Adss Medisal t. E!kAar;. lad.
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KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN nv.
'etraigt az the Grow FiIss" Kansas
City 20 the Gulf.

Passing through a greater diversity
Of climate, soil and reBource than any
other railway In the world for lts
length.
Along It's lines are the finest lands
uited for growing small grain aorn,
fax, cotton; for commercial apple and
peach orchards, for other fruits and
erries; for commercial cantaoupe.
potato. tomato and general truck
farms; Tor sugar cane and rice cnti-
walton; for merchaatable timber; for
arising horses, mules. cattle. hogs.
sheep. poultry snt AngoTa goats, at
prices ranging from free government
homesteads TO twenty-five dollars or
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/. GRAND. CHAIN.
;. \. ..:". !. :-.t+++
lnhe. .:a 8; 1000.

q s.'fstfs
=. MES lail,N.' .Stlii'Ts has returned
Gron"Q visit 70 her sisters at Mounds.
Nfs: Alice Stephens. and chillrea
of Marion H., are here visiting her
Mrs sam Wright
M, r. .Bagby, of 0lmstGad, was up
IN bu mess. Monday.
Born to john A. Pcelqr. ana #ifo.
a boy baby Saturday. .ljln& .lS' ~, -.
j Nj. Merchaf% m1iiiG, "a, ibIis:i ness
trip to Mound City Niaii lli.&: ~. :
Prof. DotX has rftriinjil' Efani: Car
bohdalc ~. :.:,::' :.i,.
Geo. Eicfajii$ .6f' $;lIiFjiJiil:, ,Glt% .1Iiaid
u.s. a>riaifMaifdl%;: I: 70. 4
:. MRS. &taty.;:: ll t.c %anl. diliGlfts,g
.iE$ Efe:@ ~ pssIlj..;::1 .sii6 Fn
na :fiiil a ;.liir
alQe' FfiiriG; ::L::: ~! slr.
hlA%i9!f@; ;ll;; la$5 ':linijay: cG.9ilinlt
~ th6;;sir:sio s.; o. his..s6n" 80 :: ~.
.J6hn.. M$S :RiTEles6h, and ;iajietf'diif;.;
AFa:Qd.dnq1MdrN. &f.Bel6it, .lVaa'
rbF&etn Eqafdly a%enin&; anil WIZ
sBinlz .sQmd, time moro .tiAlt@pF rtla.
lives and. ffiend3:: !. ....; ...
e:fQqoMin.ga la!liqs arlt g6nllem6n
cciffpc 81 tire. j@Ht'% cfoN.l. who are
&p6hiIli:g :tiia: @2ck fishing and en-,
j9yinG camp lidq on, CHE beautiful
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more per acre. Cheap round trip
honseseekers and ono way colonists
tickets on sale Brst and third Tues
days Of each month. Write for a copy
of Current Events published by the
Kansas City Southern Railway the
short line to inexpensive and COM
Portable homes"
8. q. WARMER. @. P. b T. A.
Kansas City. Mo
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-23

When one thinks Of the great events
that have taken place IN the Holy Land.
the multitude of cities. villages and
towns. the countless millions who have
been born thcre and whose bones now
lie in its rock ribbed hills. the small
dimensions of Palestine are almost
startling. West of the Jordan. where
most Of the historic events took place,
there are only $500 square miles in
Guiding all the geographical divisions
now called Palestine. Including the
land both east and west of the Jordan.
the total area Is $50 square misas.
The length Of Palestine from north 10
south is about $50 miles It varies In
breadth from twenty-thrce to eighty
miles
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FATE OF AN EXPLORER.
Made An idiot BY Torturas Inflicted
eY Tihetans.

CIV Tibetans.
HE last iDprnnv was n the North
into tlc strange counties that in.
close tho fIimalayas and WHOM ,thoy
fonnd him anain he was lise that
aealn calm painfod 10 the g,rtrait
Of thn stricken mans son llo was
like that-cnly ,gcrso-tar worse,
He had SGT ont vosuq vfgsfoua abort
no came back h9E,l as IA with 81
his hair white his face suDE~n IN
furroweI his mind disorder2l. TN
ncculiarlv horrible must have bee,
the e,praset5D ~ his eyos. For tho
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-23
r..n,lric wn not vslId.

Ingenuity r1ns TO Madness at times
IN the conditions imposed N wills y
trial In courx some years ago Va to
test the legality Of a VII which slip
slated that to inherit ste prospective
hEatee must drink al thc. water r c
certain sea. FortaHatti. Tor common
sense the court awarded The legacy
without stipulation.
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Colds.

Every one knows when lie contracts
cold en the chest Not so with cold
in the Kidneys and. bowels The Kid
neys, hoWc Ner; ARE. tile. weak point nj
manyamGn:aind:: M0l illlG(n nowadays, and
they :ililsE ne ,WG!E:RF6tected By wearing
a;foll'4E N'lttta:aIisliIf!el, which should Pc
dlUQt;N fS6E WliljlJG;:4a.iH 80. twice around
.tlia N.iJs tEfQsE:W,,ili!ter and once for sums
;lIitiTl; .t1lf.f.il YOU have any
.t&nii{.}. $ :Qglxa4.ey trouble
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rIontIs Il. I 60 "a.

Even tin 4ss.fl.l stagy%;]si.; ssslt: s!:|t;t
ships. that pGGGQt 'tlle::s,.ssl$
coast ,i5lrins tbn .fgt,Er eiSi1.i.ds q!p!hi
escape the daM1cr III S:l!65s;.$:, 5000
with mon and. cs;iGell ". ,a'tff f'''9lt 81;
though the yoSsels.GGe; ,Fl E .lcc a'ts'sl$s
serve a novel purpose for :tIf&: 4l@ ~ ~ l
the summer through, being :qHe!l3 rs
targets for big gun pEhctei MiheFr a
specially Formidable @nl. ltaa'ts 81 ang
past st. Johns criAscr sliPs her MOOR
ings and runs to sea nftcri it, pclting It
with projectlles until She fires away
her allowance. II II ono ofthe sights
Of ST. Johns, the endless procession
Of icebGrgs~ of ..evepr size and. shape
that drift by day after day charm
Ing the eye and cooling the summer
atmosphere. Sometimes they ground
in the harbor mouth and prevent ships
entering or leaving. +. 7. McGrath In.
McClure's.
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Saloon and Hotel Fer Sale.

One saloon and half interest in an
other; also Uncle Joe's hotel. bust
ness and building are offered for sale
Apply on the premises.
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Cairo to Vincenncs and rTnrn next
Sunday, June goth, $1O0. Via Big Four
Route II e.s.s
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Money Spent for Advertisino.

Money spent FoF NuNeFttsinq.
An authority put the total annaaI
expenses OF printed forms OF adyer
Using at seOO.009.0aa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-14
SISTER SAYS HE'S CRAZY.
Does Not Believe That Frank Rose is
Responsible for His Crime.

Attorneys Kinney and Christensen,
who were appointed 10 defend Frank
Rose, the wife murderer, have received
a letter from Mrs. c. NJ. Mitchell OF st.
Louis, a sister Of the condemned man,
In which she makes two interesting
statements. First she says that her In
valid mother has not been told Of the
sons terrible crime, for fear that the
blow VIII kill her. And the sister de-
clares that Rose Is insane.
In the latter connection, she says she
cannot see the justice OF state law
which makes a person suffer for an act
for which he Is not responsible. 1t Is a
strange state that cannot protect an in
sane person, which he certainly is," the
sister continues II know his DISPOSE
tion we'll enough to know that he would
be deeply affected If he was at him
SELF
Rose seemed greatly surprised yes
terday to learn that his little boy had
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
Plan Established 10 See That They Arc
On the Square.

Now that men interested In grand cir
cult racing have been given suita-
Bile representation on the board
OF review Of the National Trotting asso-
citation, 1t is to be hoped the managers
OF the new organization will not be an
tagonistlc to that parent body. Under
the control of the grand circuit incorpora-
ton a Judge will be appointed who will
start y at Detroit aud go through TO
Memphis. His assistants will be selected
by the local tracks, but must be men
OF ability. Two racing stewards win at
tend each meeting. AT present the plans
are to have them search. for fraud and
them TO the judges. The rules OF the
National or American association will be
used aud strictly enforced III fraud COM
mitted at one track Is not discovered
until the following week the stewards
Will make case out at once and a spe-
cial meeting OF the board OF review will
be held at once TO take action on II, This
calling Of special meeting by the board
OF review to decide cases was one OF the
promises made before the congress. In
the past the board has met only in May
and December
The object OF the new grand circuit
organization is to make tracks as well
as owners and drivers live up to the
rules. Even Il tyro In racing AFFAIRS will
be able to see how greatly harness rae
ing interests will be benefited by the
reforms which the new organization
will put into practise.
That the National Trotting assocla.
tion will not stand in the way OF the
carrying out of the plans OF the grand
circuit members Is guaranteed by the
make up OF the board Of review as now
constituted, and II looks as II In tho
coming season harness, racing will be
more nearly conducted In a manner to
gain the approval OF tho public than II
has been In the past
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,,,sI, Man Claims the Honor But
Salt Lake Disputes
1u|R1Y.oNt IN 20 MINUTES
:. p.,o,d Of ", H. c. Drake an
, :. Of the Salt Lake Fire De-
,s,r,psnt-Ss eIey's Record

allowing comes from Pueblo, cU ss,a
ne ion, W.. worlds championship held
fass !, V a,,drh IS unique and not gem
. ia.ns known. The holder o. .n,s . ~ h,s
t i..,,,n 3 proud Of his efficiency IN MS
yodsDp and challenges all oomers'
I''alaI s M for that matter lie is O.
q ~ and last night he gave an eS,
s, 11S' Of his powers which as'Ou"ueu
@o., Who witnessed !" .,o. o.r
n''e w. .,,Ims 10 be the champion egg
Seley ,l' no,G He says he discovered
0id o. p,s sse that h. could eat more
d IN enG hs'ayerage man and has since
~ ,I.s deatng the eggs SO VIZ nsso ~ NAN oa
"a al more eggs thah any nns ,hat
w ,ar eat them at a rate VI sPoeu ''"'
Nv. night he was telling OF llls peou,'a.
lAS a Fourth street restaurant when
E.sg,r ~ irant a butcher VINO SAT az
NlalaIp s,hbofine table. offered TO bet him
tae I 4. seonld not eat over a dozen at one
ihas w The rse bot was s. and the loser 10
hluis ths eggs Seeley Immediately or
~ A. Il eggs hard boiled and said he
ot'ul .st an OF ten eggs with one glass
wv. s,s ~ or beer In less than five minutes.
urnv VIA Bryant regarded this as an I'M
sliaIu ana SO posted his money With
.'' v,si,er. The eggs we're brought In
Y, hansi and were immersed In cold
lsIu H. seeley, who said that heat was
W. Y. anIy thing that could prevent his ac'
sorpIIshlns the feat -. 49,
nj walter held wa'ch ana AZ inc
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Uncle Sam
Has Dyspepsia
stuars Dyspepsia Tablets Are a Positive
and Permanent Cure for the
National Disease.

ha people We eat too much and the
wong KIND OF food, Because It tastes
god We crowd the stomach with rich.
,'''lrItlous food and drink. We overtax
w digestive apparatus to such an ex-
s' mat II refuses TO perform It's duty
IA eonslomergate mass Of half chew
ma!gesled material lies In the stom-
~ IA! uhul i ros, causing the formation OF
(. ~, Fsses and ptomaines which produce
s ~ pallVl condition which We know as
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thorltes, and with that understanding
or rather misunderstanding. he declined
10 take hand In the matter, saying II
had passed upon the merits OF the riders
claim. Mr.. sharp then wrote to Batch
elder and called that gentlemans atten-
ton TO the mistake that had been made.
Batchelder then promised TO look into
the matter.
Mr. Sharp has Just received word from
the ~ G. A. chairman to the effect that
mt a recent meeting OF the board OF con-
troll. 1t was decided TO place the Salt Pal
ace track on the blacklist until tho claim
OF the riders was paid. Mr.. Health. own
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O'KEEFE IS MATCHED.
Hut Cannot Meet Ryan Until Broken
Hand Heals,

The reason Jack 0'Keefe did not come
here 90 meet Jack Clifford has Just been
learned by the management OF the sham
Springs, Ark. oKeefe broke one OF the
small bones In his hand, and II put him
out OF the fighting business for a time,
He was later matched to fight Buddy
Ryan OF Chicago, but the exact date was
not set at the tine for fear OKeefe's
hand would not be well enough to fight
On account OF this accident O'Keefe could
not come here. There was no ''rumor'
that he was coming He signed articles
and HIS manager agreed TO forfeit $3.50 II
he failed TO live up TO the agreement,
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at a Kenslngton next Thursday at the
home OF the former.
Miss Carrie Vincent has returned
from Denver
Miss Martha Hrth OF Chicago Is the
guest OF Mrs. a. b. Hirth for time.
-
DR.. and Mrs, A. c. Ewing will enter
tain at dinner tonight at the Kenyon.
Mrs, Il. A. Wedgewood who has been
visiting Mrs Sam schwab In Provo
has returned.
The German club meets with Mrs.
Sol. Siegel tomorrow.
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coal mined In the state, and the product
will be taxed upon this basis. The aver
age retail price OF coal In Wyoming
Is IS per ton, while the better grades
OF Rock Springs coal are sold for as
high as $3.50 per ton. delivered TO the
consumer.
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The Thoronton Stakes.

San Francisco, March 1.-THE Theron.
ton stakes at four miles will be decided
at Oakland next Saturday. This ia ono
pf the famous turf fixtures OF the country
lovers OF distance races There are Is
ellgibiles for the stake, which will have
value OF over 1850 A good field is ex.
pected
NJ j. Daily plans 10 start Claude,
Among other eligibles arc Rio Shannon,
Netcrano, Hnrotius. 0utburst, Nones,
Tho Way, Expedient and Baffed
Some high class performers have been
returned winners OF the Thoronton'
among them Star Ruby. the Bachelor,
Judge Denny and Schiller, RIO Shannon
won II last year
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SPORTING GOSSIP OF LOCAL INTEREST.
NC A. Withdraws Franchise from Salt Palace Saucer
Plenty Doing in Fightland Two Basketball Games

The bike riders who competed IN the
alAy race at the Salt Palace at the
tlse Of last seasons racing, now stand
A petty god chance to got the money
,hy claim Is due them, and for which
they have been fighting for a long time.
L viii be remembered that the riders
fh claim with Jack Sharp, local rep
isxntaliys Of the N. c. A., and that he
tok the matter up with Chairman Batch
tRsi Of The racing board, The latter was
uritr the impression that the cases had
ben brought before the local civil au-
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Two kinds Of goods and
trade; a bargains a bargain
and moneyback. One makes
friends, and the other loses
EN-.
Schilling's Best at your
grocer's.
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RIFLE CLUB SHOOT.
lightweight, Made by Van Arnam, Was
The Highest Score.

A score OF IS. made by Van Arnam In
the Salt Lake Rife club shoot yesterday
afternoon, was tho highest for the day
c, ], Barnes carried off the honors for
the highest average, making a score OF
70. The results were MS follows:
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DON'T LIKE RAISE.
Manager Gridley Says Wyoming Board
or Equalization is Of.

Especial to the "News,")
Cheyenne, Wyo., March lS,-The state
board of equalization has placed
valuation Of 50 cents per ton on all
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{ SOCIAL AND
! personal.

Mrs. Harry knight who has been
visiting In New York for the past
month has returned.
Mrs, r. j. Built and Mrs. j, Yeats will
entertain the ladies OF the q. |. A.
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not been given into the custody OF Miss
Katherine Page,
u don't see why the courts should In
terfere with a man giving his child
away to anybody he pleases. Seems to
me there has been enough legal delays
IN thlg familY.n r.I.