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.|G0LD HEELS IS A
WARM FAVOR|TE.
", ,he Worlds Fair Handicap at
:" & Louis on the 18TH Day
OF June.
PRICE IN FUTURE BETTING.
n, ,be strength of Heavy Play 1t
Has Been Cut 5 to I--pri'e
Is Worth $4,000

u.Is the Great, tho vim
Goa no suburban and Brook
u" handicap Of two seasons ago
=" ga, OF the +. j. Arnold "e.-i''en-
,ns , S'I company, IS now fayorlte for inc
Vu.S ,oir handicap to be run az 81
WORN t,re b. on tho strength OF inc
loun' Nav ON this grand horse for tho
INK s.st urf prize OF loO4-a prize Wi.h
i neoo, as lis yalue-this price IN iu'uro
.,,,ry has been cut 10 s to l.
pmr' the latest quotation from ~ D.
On. the Chicago players, ana
W." no same announcement the company
~ n,1u Welles up to 8 TO /. Hereto
~, Dick Wclles has ben held az 10 l.
weller now boosts him to 10 =
IN hecause Of the excessive pay on I'LL
ai Una ana "A few others. THIS, 100 wnsh
heels WSnIies Is owned by n member OF INC
WeN pc,ne Respess The auction Is as
nm sienlacant and shows a Whole-
SUI fesr of the Hayes horse -
toine dao,,al favorlts for the big $4,000
q. Africander MoChesney ana NC,
lIl0 are classed with Gold Heels ana
Gte %Wouos The cut on Africander Gold
DivH ond McGee has been from - 10 i,
nee i,os evidence OF the heavy play
ena sas come to these starters. McChes-
ll la bes been gradually shaved from u
hs', 't 10 mis- mark. Dick Welles is the
e,ly member Of the quartet whose price
bas been advanced .
Other recent changes N me prices or
t ta,a bSen tho boosting Of Hermis from
!hsat,oS s the slashing OF Irish Lad from
- 40 Il. the cutting Of Moharib from
/" N.Y. 4, mo boosting Of Otis from 40 to
Ia tthe boosting Of Runnels from l5 to
NJ and OF sayable from 20 TO 30; with the
cutting OF The Picket from - 70 10.
eis nylce has been put TO u 10 /, Witful
and Injunction are the two remaining
seoopd cholcesfo r the race at tina figure,
irbe longest price against any candidate
ss 81 6to [ against Pol Roger.
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APPOINTMENT
OF REGISTRARS.
County Board Acts on the Rec
concentrations of Democratic
And Republican Chairmen,
FULL LIST OF THOSE NAMED.
TwO'Thirds of the AppOintces Are Re.
publicaus and the Remainder
Are Democrats.

At meeting Of the board
OF county commissioners, regis
trars in all the voting districts Of the
county We're appointed, The appoint
mcnts We're made upon the recommen-
datons Of Chairman J. U. Eldredge. Jr,
Of the Republican county committee
and Chairman NJ. T.. Mulvey OF the
Democratic county committee. The fol-.
lowing Republican registrars were APP
pointed;
District No /, Thomas Harris No. 2
Charles Il. Beers No, 3. Walter Crome
No 9, Mrs. a. w. Eardley; No. 6, Ru-
dolph AIN; No. 3, David Bernhisel; No
10 William Harrison; No. IL, Eph j..
Swaner; No. u, Douglas Ferguson; No.
49, John Mcneil; No. Is, Mrs r. l..
shannon; No, 1G, IA. Cartwright, No. IS,
J, r.. Cowey, No. 10, Jennie A. Fro-
seth. No. 20. Emily Fox, No "a, +. G.
Waltenspieli No. % Frank Jordan; No.
%, +, Y Fox No. q. j, NJ. Campbell.
No. 49, Belle White: No. ~, j. Il. Mul-
lett, No, 30. Mrs. Il, Il, Davis No &c,
Peter Anderson No. 49, Ernest e.
Brown: No. 43, John A. DeValley; No.
a. AlllH tuIHlhSNdlli NO, 40 Jennie
Pratt No. &C, Harry Coulam; No. a..
Peter Hanson; No as, Christopher
Diehl; No. AZ, Jettie Browning; No, so,
c. O. Farnsworth; No. 81, Nellie Sd
wards; No, 49, Augusta w. Belts; No.
"a, Henry Quayle; No, 80. Joseph Il.
Morris; No, Sc, Thomas y. Jackson,
No, 81 Nellie r. Shurtliff; No. jS Par
ley T. Harmon: No. 60. John Graham,
No. 81, James Nelson; No &c. T. j.
Lemon; No, Ga, William NJ Roach: No,
s., Mary Hansen, No. Sc, Chas Deny;
No 81, Carl Larson, No, 6S Horace
Burklnshaw; No, 60, Alexander Brand
No TO- j. G. Stinwel; No 70. G. NJ.
Hendrickson, No Is, HylUm Mousley
No IL. Jere r. Freeman; No. 70.
s. l.. Howard; No, &C. Albert Mabry;
No. a. Clarence /, Cooper, No. rs, Nels
Anderson; No, 49, Willard Dlxton: No.
81, j, f. Price; No, ST. Mike Fitzgerald;
No. So, Walter S. Reid; No. 81. w. Y. S.
c. Jensen; No, So, Martha Bolton; No.
sc, f, w sohoenfold; No. S. Il. El.
dredge; No. 50, Jacob p, Olsen; No. 30,
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LIBRARY STATISTICS.
Miss spregue Reports and Pays Trib-
ute to Her Predecessor.

The annual report for the year end
ing June was submitted by Librarian
Miss sprague Of the free public library,
at the meeting of the library board
yesterday afternoon. Miss Sprague
pays a fitting tribute TO the late Miss
Annie IL, Chapman, her predecessor
and gives some interesting figures on
the years work In the library. The
number Of books in the library on June
|, 1908, was LIZA, while on June / this
year there were $3.50 an Increase for
the year Of 2,035 The increase IN mem
bership during the year was 1884. The
total number OF books loaned for home
use was 9O,52s, or an average Of 3S7 per
day, and the number of books loaned in
the reading rooms was 66,4S9 or an
average OF 22S per day II is estimated
that 1925 persons visited the library
during the year or an average OF G25
each day The total receipts for the
year, including fines amounted to
i6l96O.
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LOVERS OF
MARK TWAIN

WIN be interested In the following list
Of his famous works which have lust
been issued In uniform, handsome, red
cloth bindings:
Editions improved and prices reduced,
The American Claimant, etc.....Sl. rs
The Connecticut Yankee, Tllustrat-
ed. ...,...,. go. .,...,....... ! rs
The Adventures Of Huckleberry
Finn, Illustrated ,...,,,.,.,.... ! rs
The Prince and the Pauper. Illus
trated ...,.., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.75
Life on the Mississippi. Illustrated LIS
The Man that Corrupted Hadley-
burg etc, llustrat ted ,....,...,. LIS
Tom Sawyer Abroad, etc. illustrate
ed, 90, 90. e.. .,.,,.,,.,.,,,,.... LIS
The Adventures OF Tom Sawyer. IL
Illustrated ,..., .,,,..,,,.,.,,..,. 1,ib
Pudd 'nhead Wilson. Illustrated LIZ
The Innoceuts Abroad Illustrated 2.
Roughing II. Illustrated. ....,.... 200
A Tramp Abroad. lilustrated..... 100
The Gllded Age. illustrated ..... 200
Following the Equator Illustrated ?. 90
Joan Of Arc, Illustrated. ,.,,.,u. 80
DESERET NEWS BO8K STORE,
Main St, Salt Lake City.
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CLIFFORD TO MEET LONG.
But Il Wfilbs Preliminary TO Herrera
Long Fight.
Especial 20 The "News.'

Butte Mont, June Slack clifford,
who Is now training with Jerry Mccarthy
az salt Lake, has been matched 10 meet
Louie Long In siX-round preliminary In
me Herrera, Yanger fight ON June u, Min
ers union day.
The fight Will be for side bet Of $3.50
ead purse. Of so ooffered by the Montana
Athletic club
Following his go with clifford Long VIII
meet Battling Nelson at Salt Lake The
Herrera-f anger fight promises to be- the
hlar event In pugilistic circles in Mon
lana The Mexican Is training at Al
hsmora Springs, while rangers quarters
Yanger ia slightly favorite in the bet
ung, though Herrera's followers, consi-
iuung me bulk Of the Butte sports, are
IIaking all the Yanger money In sight
loung Corbett has agreed to meet the
winner OF the Herrera Yanger fight,
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EVERYBODY DELIGHTED.
Newbro's Herpieide Destroys the DAN
druH CORN and Prevents Badness.

Qulnine and rum aud n whole lot OF
other things are pleasant TO rub on the
scalp after washing II free of dandruff,
but not one preparation Of the general
run cures dandruff and falling hair 1t
is necessary to kill that germ. to be per-
manently cured of dandruff, and to stop
falling hair Newbro's Herpcide viii
positively destroy that germ so that
there can be no more dandruff, and so
that the hair win grow luxurlantly,
Destroy the cause, and you viii re-
move the effect Sold by leading drug
gists. Send l0c. In stamps for sample 10
The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. p. c.
NJ I. Drug CO.. Special Agents. %
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FLYNN AND REILLY READY.
BON Let Up on Hard Training and
Claim TO Have Made WEIGHT,

Jimmy Flynn and Tommy Reilly, the
nlodleweiBht fighters who are 10 meet a I
me Grand theater tomorrow night in "a.
ne9Iy-i2und contest, have let up on their
class shape and down 10 the reanired
weght-l8 pounds.
me contest will he the first middle
Neght battle seen hero since Jerry Mo
Nlssrhy defeated Jack Christie at the old
con u', - p9liaing. and there seems to be
Istuig 80 far has been very light with
PISnh blight faYOrlte In most ann rtera
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New York and Philadelphia

cannot be more pleasantly or conyen-
iently reached than by the Grand Trunk
Lohigh Valley Route. Solid through
trains. magnificent scenery, all trains
run via Niagara Falls.
Descriptive literature sent free on ap-
pllcation to Advertising Department.
Grand Trunk Railway System, 1876
Adams St, Chicago. Geo. W. VauX, a.
c. p. & r. A.
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|, A. Il, Gibon; No. 81, j. II. Earl No. 90,

a. Il, Gibon; No. 81, j. II Earl; No. 49,
A. q. Green.
The Democratic registrars named are;
No. 4, Miss Emma lverson; No. l.
Edwin Frost; No. s, Fred Barrows; NO.
a, Mrs Hilda CarlQuisti No. H. Thorn
as W, Green No, a. J.. c. Johnson; NO.
25 Benjamin Culver No. 80 Mary
Kate; No. g. Mrs. r. j. d. Roundy;
No "a, Mrs. Edith V. Budd; No. 30,
Fannie Rid No. 49, Elizabeth lIaslam;
No &C. Mary Howells, No. 81, Minnie
James. No. IS. Mrs =. X. Parry, No 80.
Mrs John A. Maynes; No. Al, Harry T..
Ban; No, AZ, Orson Allen No, o. Peter
+. Goss No. &c. Harry V. Ballard No.
6l James j. Proctor No A. Richard
Falrbourn. No so. q. L. Countryman;
No ST. John Gabbott.
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Low RATES EAST
Via D. B. n, G. r. X,

one fare plus five dollars for the
round trip TO all points IN Western Pas
senger Association territory. Selling
dates May 3Oth 81. June Sth aud eth
Final limit Sept, 18th Ten days tran
sit limit in both directions Stopovers
allowed. See L. a. Benton, Dooly
Block, or any Rio Grande agent
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ANOTHER UTAH MAN.
George Q, Coray Gets Degree of Doctor
OF Philosophy,

Especial to the "News,O
New, York June S-George O. Coray Of
Salt Lake city received the degree Of
doctor Of philosophy at the Columbia
university today lie has the degree Of
bachelor of science from the University
Of Utah received In 1894,
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'Yanger Fight.

Ihe Butte Byenlng News says
Az begins TO look asthoug n IN NJ
IKE would be even on both the Nights
, wien are to be seen here June l9 A
wS9er was made at the coirsing marx
3 Ioey between a Yanger admirer and
vlncIfbSI,e SpTpgt VINO thinka Herrera is IN
snail 20 me bet was $50 to $50, Some
eg~il Dets have been laid on the outcome
monte ue oheefe- Melody contest al even
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-08

Local fans will have a chance this af-
ternoon TO see Elmer Meredith pitch for
Ithe Glmlnltes against McCloskeys
BABIES. Rastus Wright, a former National
league twlrler will DO the opposing pitch
err and a battle royal Is looked for The
game is scheduled 20 begin at promptly
s}0 o'clock this afternoon, and good
crowd 10 expected provided thre is not
wetness
This Is ladies' day. and the fair sex Is
invited to attend the game. II Will cost
nothing 10 take your girl, and the oppor-
tunlty should BIO taken advantage OF. Fri
day Is also ladies' day.
The suspension Of Wigs, as published
In last evenings News" created u SEN
auon among the ball fans around town,
and Il is limited that other surprises are
IN store not only for the fans, but for
colpo Of players who have been doing
careless work. except when Wigs was in
the box. IL IL time now for the boys 70
get together and get out Of the pit where
obey have been for so long.
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American Association.

~ l.ouisville-Iouisvillo 4: st. Paul /
M lndianapolis-lndI 6. Kansas
,thf.t Columbus--lCirst game; Columbus. 10:
o. Minneapolis, q '''''u''
TT Toledo-Toedo. 7; Milwaukee. 6
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Through Passenger Service
To North Michigan Resorts

From 81. Louis will be established June
26th, continuing daily during the sum
mer over Nandala-P Pennsylvania Lines
through Richmond via the G. r. & L.
The Fishing Line" Through Sleeping
Cars leave ST. Louis l2:45 noon, running
through to Petoskey and all summer
Ravens as FAR north as Mackinac. Fun
information viii be supplied by Geo, r.
Hull, District Agent Denver Colo. or
j. NJ. Chesbrough, Assistant General
Passenger Agent st. Louis. Mo.
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EXCURSION RATES
via Oregon Short Line

81. Louis and return commemorate 50
Chicago and return .S47 80
Chicago and return Via ST. Louis. so 90
ST. Louis and return via Chicago. 90. 90
Limit GO days Transit limit ten days
In each direction
Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fri.
days each week Stop overs allowed
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ALL TEACHERS KNOW WHAT,

That the Burlington Route Ia the
best line to ST. Louis. Chicago, Omaha,
Kansas city and all points east. We
have through car service to all these
II. Neslen, General Agent, 70 west Sec
ond south street.
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EDUCATORS REELECTED.
supt Christensen and Supervisors
Chosen at Meeting of Board.

The board Of education met last owe
ning and in addition to confirming the
selection of ID, II. Christensen as SUI
peilntehdent or city schools, reelected
lhe following special supervisors; Miss
Resale Pollock, primary departmcnt
at salary Of $3.50 W. A, Wetzell'
music, $1,000. Samuel Doxey, manual
training, ~, 800; Miss Alice romlinson,
sewing, $500, The report Of the com
mittee OF the whole recommended only
N,ibO per wear for Mr.. Wetzell. but
through the efforts OF Mr.. Nelden the
board agreed TO $1,000
TIT OF some interest occurred over
the appointment of Mr.. christensen
II VIII be remembered that about a
month ago he was elected to the office
by meeting that was attended only by
I'VE members, and they were In exec
utiVe session, The report from this
meeting came In last evening and Mr.
Nelden objected on the ground that il
was Illegal three Of the members of the
BOARD having signed the report only a
few minutes before. The report was ig-
iored ON the technicalty and the board
proceeded 10 re-elect MIR. Christensen,
at a salary of $4,000 per year.
Recommended by the committee on
teachers aud school work, the following
principals are employed for the COM
ing year
High school-George A, Eaton.
Bryant-W. j. Mccoy.
Bonneville-E. II Scott.
Emerson Mary Dysart.
Franklin--E. s. Hallock.
Grant-A, $. Martin.
Hamilton--W w. Barton,
lacksonD. A. Nelson
Iordan--Loulse A. Shell.
Lafayette--J. II Coombs.
Lincoln-Etta Powers
LongfellOw-Lu Van Colt.
Lowell William Bradford
Oqulrrh-L. NJ. Qualtrough.
Riverside--W D. prosser.
Sumner--Oscar Van Colt.
Twelfth-Elizabeth McMillen.
Uintah-D X, Coombs.
Unlon--W. $. Wallace.
Wasatch--J. O. Cross,
Washiugton-H. h. Folsom.
Webster--F. d. Keller.
Whitter-t1llzabeth FRITZ.
The changes which were very few
were as follows
j. H. Coombs from the Lincoln to the
Lafayette school, w. d. Prosser from
the Bonneville TO Riverside. Miss Eta
Powers from Riverside TO Lincoln e.
II. Scott Bonneville, and Louise Shell
Jordan the two latter being new prin-
cipals Rogers S, Sanborn's resigna-
tion was accepted He was principal
Of the Jordan school last year, II Is
his intention TO practise law.
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Boise Gets Flannery.


NJ. 'N '" INC news.
soe,aors mont, Joune Slack Flannarv
kp ps'i icy manager OF the Helena elnb 81
NV. r ,,r Northwest league, and snbsti.
Kew TO- ,hhe' hhs been signed by MeClos-
Gscnrd,, we third bag OF the Boise team.
ko,r oralng to Wilmot he Will don Tho mi
Nitb sa,, no irult plckers for the series
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CHEAP RATES EAST
Wa Burlineton Route.

Vnt IaIt VIus IN Tor fOunu trIp Tr0m
Utah points TO all Western Passenger
association territory on sale May 30.
81, and June S, Q. Return llmit good
until Sept. 10. Stopovcrs allowed. Write
or cali on r. T.. Neslen. General Agent,
10 west Second South street
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Davis 20 IImnira

opokane. June 7.--President w. II. In-
ti NJ q me Pacific National league mas
pssygis1 D. j. C'slats') Davis. for umpire
Team was formerly OF tho Spokane
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FIRST IDAHO
EXCURSION
Via Oregon Short Linz.

Saturday. June II. one fare for
round trip to principal northern Utah
and Idaho points. See agents for fun
ticket ONCE POI Main street, Salt Lake,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

St. Louis Juno Tho St. Louis Amerl-
can league team defeated the Washington
club today. Howells pitching for the
locals was steady and effective, while
patten was orratlc at times, Attendance
1900. Score:
II. II, Il.
~ Louis ''' .'.',. ''''.,s,,".,.,6 II 2
washington 's's 's''ss .,s' .s,.,,s3 z
Batteries Howell and sugdcn; Patten
and Drill.
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See f. f.. Schefski to arrange excur-
sion to Castillo, 81 State st. Phone
zoe
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There IS no other snch deal.

There is no other such deal.
ing in
tea basingpowda spies
eoTs' aAvo'ng extracts soda
as Schilling's Best; no other
such goods; the goods account,
for the dealing.
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Colorado Springs. June 7.-Colorado
Springs made 1t two straight from Des
Mones today and won an easy game
BY n score OF II 10 s lloffer, the former
Baltimore pitcher, offlclated for tho visit
tors and proved an easy proposition FOR
the Springs batsmen Score:
X, ". u.
Colorado Springs .,,u .. ..r.,n 10
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Los Angeles. June The champions
easily defeated Portland hy tho score OF
= To 3. Han Tor the LOCALS was hit freely
but the home team buHhcd their hits on
l)ruhot In the itth inning scoring four
runs and winning the game, brennan OF
Portland was put out OF the game by t'm-
plrc Mcdonald for using abusive lam
guagc. Score
RH.E
LOS Angeles "',.. .. .,,,, .,u..b 10
lotNldnd ststst ',s tss, ,stts.tst,8 IL 2
Batterles-Hal and Spies Druhot ana
Shea
Oakland, June San Francisco shut
Oakland out today YorlSes only allowed
the locals three scattering hits. Massey
ana ll!debrand each made home runs,
Score:
OH, r.. H. T.
GahiHhu '.'''' ,'', " go, .,,,,,.O
oau Fldnclscu % ,.,.,, ,,,,s,.,..D..B 10
Batteries-schmidt aud Lohman; Ycrkes
and Leahy.
Seattle Wash, juno with tho scAre
u tie in the ninth, hughes forced IN a
run, giving the game to Tacoma Thomas
was very effective at critical times.
soo,,. r. II. 70.
npta''le ''''', 600. go. ....u,...3 D
i@v'u 90 ,,'' - '',,,, ....,,,t..,f
Batterles-Hughes and Wilson: Thomas
and Hogan
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Can't be perfect health without pure
blood Burdock Blood Bitters makes
pure blood, Tonus and lnylgorates the
whole system.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver, June Exceptionally fine
playing by both sides, and fast ball,
marked the Denver-Omaha game today,
The visitors made tho game battle
from the start but failed to hit Hostetter
at every trial Score,
r. II, Il
Denver 80, '.' ,,'.' ,,,,,..,,3 Z ]
Omahh ..,'" .''r .'.',..,,'.",u,O l
Batteries ostetter and Lucia, Com
panion and Gondng,
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St. Joseph June st Joseph shut
Sioux City ont this afternoon in the last
Of the series by a score of 2 to 0. 1t
was Q pitchers battle Both Dlehl and
,Cadwaller received good support Score
81, Joseph .. .,,.nu,..,,.,...,.2 2
Sioux city ..,,. 49,. .u. ..u,,.0 /
Batterles-C hinn. Diehl and Mcconnell;
Cadwaller and Kelley.
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SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE,
Kenyon Hotel,
California and Eastern Races,
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rubber for Philadelphia for the third
consecutive day, ana proved rather easy
for the locals. His support was very
ragged and the errors ali costly Attend
ance, 200 Score.
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POPULAR
EXCURSIONS
Via d. g. r. G. X. II. Round Trip
Rates.

To Denver, Colo, Springs and
Pueblo. d. 49,. 81. 80. u.,..... $500
To all other points In proportion.
Tickets on sale May 30th and 3lst,
June Sth and 9th. Ten day transit linn
Il IN both directions Stopovers al
lowed. Diverse routes. Final limit
September 18TH See any Rio Grande
agent for particulars,
ments are IN progress,