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Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
FRAU WAGNER FINICKY.

As Richard Wagner's widow de- clared that the noise which they caus- ed was out of harmony with the pOeti- cal atmosphere of Beyruth, the muni- cipaI authorities have prohibited motor cars from entering the town.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
CALL FOR BIDS.

Bids for publishing the proceedings of the Board of Regents of the Uni versity of Arizona, will be received at the office of said board, in the city of Tucson. up to o'clock D. m. of July 5th, 1905.
 Price per inch and style of type should be stated. and envelope contain ing bid marked Bid for publishing. By order of the board,
 GEORGE J. ROSKRUGE,
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
EQUAL SUFFRAGE IN ICELAND.

In Iceland men and women are in every respect political equals. The na- tion, which numbers over 10000 peo- pie, is governed by representatives elected by both men and women.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
GARFIELD FOR CONGRESS.

It is said that James R. Garfield, commissioner of corporations, will be a candidate for the Republican nomin- ation to congress from Cleveland next year as there is a determination not co re-elect Congressman Beidler. MT. Garfield has been popular in his home town.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09

'Because he did such a lovely err rand fo- me once"
 What was the lovely crrand?'
 He bit Billy on the leg" replied the sweet chcrub
 Why" pursued the young wiman didn't you do your own biting?'
 "Cause I hate the taste of BillY's legs was the calm reply.-Columbus (Ga.) Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
JEFFERSON THEATER.

The owner of theater just con- structed in Goshen, ind, has decided to call the house the Jefferson theater. This will be the first city in the coun- try to pay such a tribute to the dead actor.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
SUPPLYING THE DEMAND.

First CompOser-WeH, old boy, you look happy. What have you been do- ing-writing a wedding march?
 Second COmooSer-NO, there are wedding marches enough, already. I've got a brand new idea
 Whats that2
 I'm composing a diverce march, Translated for Tales from Meggen dorfer Blatter.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
ATTENTION |. o. o. F.

The members of Phoenix Lodge No. 2 Arizona Rebekah Lodge No. l. and all visiting brothers and sisters are requested to be at the lodge room at 4:3O D. m. sharp to attend memorial services and at D. m. to attend the exercises at the hall.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
ORGANIZING A BOOM
An Effort to Bring Agua CaIiente to
 the Front.

Ed. Ruppert is trying to start a boom at Agua Caliente, a summer resort which he has Datronized extensively for several years. The weather just now is not exactly to his liking, but this is an unusual season. He rather regrets, in 8 letter received from him
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
THE SMOOTH" ANSWER THAT
 TURNETH AWAY WRATH.

Not long ago two undergrads were arguing at oxford, and one questioned the others argument.
 "Oh," said the one who advanced It, losing his temper, "any fool can see that"
 "There you have the advantage of me-" politely retorted his friend.-Lon- don Tidbits.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
ON HIS TRAIL.

Flatt-Blank's wife must be fearful ly devoted to him she follows him like a dog.
 Sharp-Yes; unfortunately-like a watch dog.-Detroit Free Press.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
POSTAGE STAMPS AT A PREMIUM.

A dispatch from Fairbanks, Alaska, to Tacoma said that a common 2-cent postage stamp had just been sold there for S1, and that it was the lasts stamp in town. The last lemon in town had also been sold. It sold for S2.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
RESCUE WORK AMONG coNvlcTs.

Mrs Ballington Booth is asking 2.0OO men to pledge themselves for S1 a month each, for one year, to be de- voted to the forwarding of her rescue work among convicts and eX-conVicts.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09

The small boy who is forced to take nasty medicine makes up his mind that when he grows up he is going to be faith curist.-PhiIadelphia Record
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
HIS BEST RECOLLECTION.

Instructor Cat night schooD trigonometry?
 New .BOy-It's a man that's been married three Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09

Blobbs-He talks like a dog. Slobbs- What do you mean?- Blobbs-He aI ways talks of his pants when he means trousers.-Ph Record.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
NO THANK YOU,''

Says the poor dyspeptic, when asked to partake of certain foods. He really wants them but is afraid of the con- sequences. Heartburn, Bloating, Cramps, Nausea or Headache invaria bly, follow. Every such sufferer should try
Arizona republican., 1905-06-09
HOSTETTER'S STGMACH BiTTERS

before meals and see the wonderful amount of good it will do. It will strengthen the stomach and cure lndi- gestion, Dyspepsia, CostiVeness, Bill
 iousness and Malaria, Fever and AGue,
The evening world., 1905-11-06
WOULD QUIT H|GHLANDERS.

Tor the RighlAndsrs, says chAt WILL
iams, Eloerfeld, Dougherty, kleinow
and Hogg all wanted 70 Join the 81.
Louis team. II viii tell you another
fact" said PovSi these men are eapa-
bic OF better work than they did for
tho would.be martinez Griffith" 81.
Louis Ia after a winning team for 1906.
What a %stonevAll infeld taey would
have with Camel At frst. Williams al
second, ElbeI1ed at short and Wallace
at third"
Mr.. H,dges says, 7 have beard W.,
story that feyeral of the New YoTN
players arc aaxious TO become member
OF the Browns. in the event that they
can induce Griiith 10 agree 70 their re
lCbse, exchange or purchase l wan
them for Brown uniforms, and am will.
Ing 70 pay the prtce for taem. ] in,enc
TO give to 81, Louis a pennant- waning
team next year, and money "a moi go
Ing 10 stand In tho way. There are
several deals ! have on the tapis nov
thar wen announced are going 70 ex-
plode with n dr'0r 1''r. II WI gu
prise the local enthusiasts"
81. Inns ..as .. nuch chanc.
OF getting those players as Jim NoGuir'
would nave " carrying a Bpsar IN q
Juvenile chorus.
Another baseball rumor s 10 the
effect that Lave Cross and Danny Hon.
man, OF the Athletics, T dissausfed
and want 10 become Highlanders. II Ia
said that Frank Farrell will try 70 ar
range a deal whereby their wishes may
be realized.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
BASKET BALL.

The Columbus Catholic Clubs basket bali
teams have recognized for this Eeas1n. The
first team, composed Of T. Hanrahan, Capt. (;
@. Rlc'D. II. Adler. J. Boyle. J. Doyle and
Robert Murphy opened the season by defeat
Ing tho Armitage A. c. team. which has
been reoTganlzei and 10 now one OF the
strongest teams on the West side. The score
was 10 10 H. The Brownies, or second team
Of the c. c. C's, opened the season a week
ago and have since defeated the Olivettes
Nv a score Of ~ TO : and the Ep.phanys BY
the score OF 20 70 @, The Brownies have
the following players J Tie-ney, Capt T,
Nolan. W, DAILY, J. Proctor, J. Cyan and
W. Swenson, Both teams Of the c, c. ca.
had a very successful season last year, the
first team winning % and losing but four
games, while the Brownies played 80 games
and won al ~ them. FOr games address
Msneger n9:ket Bal Teams, care C. r c,
The Amicl basket ball team Is anxious
10 arrange games with teams averaging IT,
pounds. Address r. T. Nix'n, 4h Mott
avenue. city.
The Castleton basket hall team viii open
IN ~ season tomorrow rlVN'. NOV 4 nj
the Union Opera Houss. West New Brig7.
ton. with the crack No rI-'ovn 4 Al
Morrlstown, y. j, as IN. ir opponents Inli
Is one = the hest travelling teams In INC
country having won I've National Gua'
chanionshilp n New Jersey. q,
The Victoria Athlete club baskel-oaI'
teams, Of lO5 lni 10 pounds, would AXE %
nfrsnRe game Tor SunIlyt and hplllls,
The club VIII Ray half expense or thirteen
men. Communications should he addressed
% William Mella, manager, Rldseflel' park,
The evening world., 1905-11-06
F|TZ AND O'BR|EN
WILL SIGN TO-DAY
Battle viii Be Brought Of
in San Francisco on the
of December.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

Bob F~tzummons and PhRadelpffA
Jack o'Brien will be matched at tns
Hotel Metropole at Pollock this after
moor to fight a twenty-round bout At
Woodwand's Pavilion, In San FRANCHISES.
on the night Of Dec. 20, for the heavy
weight championship title OF the world
Jimmy Cofroth. the nght promoter OF
California, wins came to this city for
the expressed purpose OF cinohtng
a match between F1tzstrNnons and
o'Brien, said last mint that he had re-
oeived a telegram from Eddie Gransy,
OF Frisco, who 10 associated with him
IN bringing OF the battle, stating that
everything vas o. x. for tho contest
and to 20 ahead and sign Fitz. On the
strength OF this he sent word TO Titr-
simmons telling him to meet him at The
Mstropole to-day. rAere the articles OF
aSrsanent would be offered him for his
Signature.
'that the contest will not be brought
en-. Graney Informed a few days ago
that 10 had signed o'Britn, and as F1tn
told me personally that he would sign
the articles Just as soon as l onsred
them TO MIN,
According 10 the present plan the msn
vial battle for 90 per cent. OF the Gross
receipts, Of which the winner Wall re-
eeive = per cent and the loser u, I've
onGy tang which has been left out OF
the articles will be the naming OF
referee for the hEht, As Granev has
refereed all OF the important nrhts IN
Frisco for some time. the Indications
are that Fit7simrnons viii accent him.
The evening world., 1905-11-06

St Loufs 10 now running Chicago q
close second In the PRONUNCIATION Of pipe
stories in afIaires de baseball.
Now m a yam.splnner 70 the
front with the announcement that will
ANS, Elberted, Hogg, Dougherty and
Klenow want to be transferred rom
no New York Americans TO the ST.
Louis Browns,
Here's the way the story readsth;
AZ Lelhcld. OF the Pittsourg Club, who
Is in ST. Louis, Is authority for the
statement that Williams and Hogg de-
re to join the Browns Lonsld says
10 met both the players at Colorado
springs, and that they told him that
Elberfeld was to induce Griffith 70 con-
.er with McAlesr for their exchange,
purchase or release.
Jack Powell, the pitcher, who Joined
he Browns In September after twtrl-
INK the greater part Of the campaign
The evening world., 1905-11-06

Ida Hghwood and Vrgnh eelie
were the bright particular staS Of the
Speedway yesterday, and vale they
did not meet each other, the! took the
measure OF almost everything else 6at
was seen. Ida Highwood's o was
a clear ona In the heats With Mona
wilkes she had things a. her own
way. In the thnd neat hiuy
wilkes, driven by william Scott was
another starter. Mona wakes broke al
the quarter post, leaving the race be-
tween Ida Hlghwoed and Kitty Wilkes.
The trotters are about eenly matched,
and It was difioult 10 pick the winner
until they noarsd the wire Then Ida
made one Of the final prints for which
she Is motel, srd she Won nv a head,
Virginia Bale defeated Nick Dun and
The evening world., 1905-11-06
READY FOR BASKETBALL.
Columbia issues y Gail for Team
Candidates 10 Turn Out.

Marcus L. Hurley 'OS Science, captain
OF the Columbia varsity basketball
team, has ordered )ut the freshmen
candidates for prac12e for the '@ class
team. Cant. Hurley has appointed Ar
thur Lyons. 'O9 Science, captain. A
freshman manager is N he appointed
a schedule will be arranged
II Is understood that Thomas T.
Reilley. '0S Law, former football star AT
New York Inivcrs'tv viii come out FOR
the basketball team.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
CROSSING HOME PLATE.

Tommy Lesnh, OF the Pirates, prefers the
outfield TO the infield. and that Is the reason
n a slight TIT he has had vita Barney
Dreyfuss. Barney wants Leach 10 play the
Infleld, bu, Tommy nays no.
George Mcbride, the 81. Louis Nationals
shortspop has asked the National commis-
sion to investigate the charge made aEains,
him that he threw" the ssnss 70 the Amer
leans.
The Brooklyn Club has dnfted Third
Bassmpn Alpesman, Of the Davenport Club,
George Pinlney recommends Alperman.
Plnkney is credited with the discovery OF
Joe McGinnity,
Noodles" al may be seen With he
chicago white sox next season. n Il un-
derstood that comiskey Is negaiattnE with
the sH-Cincinnau twirler.
Nike Powers, catcher Of the Athletics
IN u. SSSSaS. z z y~SEs.1s.llSSSl. Il. sasiss'
The evening world., 1905-11-06

Battling Nelson and Terry McGovern
will fight after all, providing, iot
course, that Billy Nolan, manager OF
Nelson, does not 80 back on a state
mont which he ssnt over d private
wire from Cincinnati early to-day 10
Joe Humphreys, manager OF MCDOWELL
Nolan informed Humphreys that no was
willing to lot Nelson meet Meoovern
In a six-round bout, and while the oner
OF Matchmaker McGuigan. OF the Ma
tiona A. c. of the Quaker city, or a
guaranteed purse Of $500, with the
privilege OF accepting 10 per cent, OF
the gross receipts, was a good one, ne
thought that Terry and Nelson could
get more money.
Nelson also Informed Humphreys tina; he
would arrive IN New York the latter part
OF this week and would then make Hum.
S SS,sy ~ an vS Cfi s.r,. yslS aoul a m ss. w rsis'y tSe
latteTs approval. Humphrey tried 70 geti
Nolan 10 state what this offer wa but
Nolan said he could not gevsal u just nov
but would ba at liberty 20 90 % When ne
arrived here,
Hart Wants a Match.
Tommy Ryan, who 10 a. present the man
sger OF Marvin Hart, the Louisville heavy
weight arrived IN Chicago yesterday Tor
the purpose OF seeing Matchmaker Jimmy
oCftToth and trying 70 induce me NteT tl
match Hart aFainst either Bob F1lHsinnlons
or ~phiEadelphia Jack Opren q patIi1
for the heavy weight tfls Eyant ulp
was OF no avail, however as Coftroth IN
this city. The rN'snec's a. nv -.
viii be Offered a match for Hart with me
winner.
Fought Fast Draw,
pav. Barry. the middls-weixnt fighter Of
California, and Billy woods the @oelor.d
fighter Of 'FriSeo, fough a ,lnsnins trenty,
round BON before the National \ e., OF
san Diego, Cal, last Friday, which ~es
declared a draw In the, eaFy, rpuhas o.
ire abttle Barry had the best ~ the, Nght-
,nF I'm, Woods evened w fings In the
iast rounds. They viii b. re-matehed'
Three Claim Title,
Three boxers claim the Nght-weiFh' cNsm'
Mon shin OF Pennsylvants-Harfy Ewls
Young Erna and lack Bhckonrn' Ell,
best Lewis twice at 100, POUNDS oqt "
after claims that weight = TOO low B.e.h
SWrn savs he viii meet both In me ,rm,'
T wyh, lint Of isS pounds, weigh in al q
o'clock and hoJ A.
May Regain His Title
Danny DouEherty, Of PhilndeiphlA ~
e.n,,m.welght champion ~ me world h'I
The evening world., 1905-11-06
RACES FOR AMATEURS.
W. Gould DrokAw's lection DAP
steepIesha.o. Attract Man,
Entries.

W. ould Broloaw's steeplechase racss
II NlrvanA. Grea: Neck, L. l. to-mor-
row have received a big list OF entries'
The fulsteepi ochase course OF two and
a hal! miles has been laid out for the
meeting, and the grand-stAnd, with It's
clubhouse ana Full appurtenances, has
been fitted up for TIE occasion The
neolng has attracted rlaay OF the tim
ber-topping fraternity, both a. to horses
and rlGers, Amateurs only are 70 ride
In the competitions, and overweight Is
b be allowed. The fourth event alone
u the six carded features 10 open to
professionals. The grounds are situated
about a mile from the Long Island Rail-
roal station,
The evening world., 1905-11-06
STRAINED BACK
STOPS CORBETT

"Yougn Coroett." who boxed "Unk-
Russell. the Quaker City lightweight, a
fast slx-round draw at the National A.
c.. OF Philadelphia, on aSturday night.
VII not be able 70 hEht again for at
Of his battle with Russell Corbett over
reached himself and badly strained his
.Desipts intense agony Corbett kept
right on fighting and sluERed With Rus
sell ,throushout the remaining -four
reh.s which he had arranged until he
has recovered from his Injury. In me
mean time The Denver lad will continue
hEht training.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
With the CueIsts.

Reports from Chicago ere 10 the effect
that Wizard" SchHe.er continues 10 show
improvement In his playing He "a securing
constant practice in the various touns-
msuts In progress az his Iarlors, which ave
become the headquarters for players In the
West.
Probably the most Interesting amateur
billiard tournament ever he'd In this ooun-
try will be begun at the L4ederkranz Club.
IN Brooklyn, on Nov q, when Champion
Cherries r.. Conkin, n Chicago, Ferdinand
Iosyenburs, q New York. and WISa,n
three banded mach Tor nDll plssHs'on \
the Eagle gold cup. smbemstio Of the
national amateur taikliue championship.
Five players were originally entered In tie
Tournament, &c each had won the Gun 0lol.
but Foss and Townsend will not engage IN
the competition .his tine.
The indoor skating se0s son opened at tiis
ST. Nicholas Rink On saturday night. Ta,s
sport has achieved immense popularity n
rhs city, and II 10 eXpoced that this seas n
VIZ he the banner one.
Jack Hogan, oap.aln. Of last years Yele
team, tackle on the Ail-AmNicAn team an
present coach at Phillips Exeter Academy.
was offered the position q head ooanA al
Northwestern for next year A fAyuqab >
reply IA expected from him his week.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
DUNG CORBETT, once king Of tn
little fellows, took a hard 0eatins
nLn-lAAI. q A..An nLnnhA

aOUNG CORBETT, once king Of the
" little fellows, took a hard beating
i in Philadelphia Saturday night.
He held his own for three rounds, and
then was hammered all over the ring
Keeling and swaying from side to side,
he tried to fight back as he did when
Terry McGover nbeat him up against
the ropes at Hartford.
Only his gameness pulled him through
the sixth round.
The remarkable thing about II all Is
that the iounghter who beat Corostt
was merely a novlce-a little fellow who
has been fighting pre,ininaries IN Phil
sdelphia for several months past, He
was picked out as an easy mark for
Coroett.
After the nght Harry Tuthill, Young
Corbett's trainer. said: "Tae last four
Nights put the KIDS hands to the bad.
His bauk is hurt too. lie was lucky 70
last slI rounds. He will have to call on
all engagements until he rec)yers from
this strain and gets into shape again"
The evening world., 1905-11-06
Ayonla A. c. Ball To.Nluht.

Many s2,r,'ue mon and an the prominent
p%ugiiists In town at icssent WA attend the
annual hall o. the Avonla A. c., which Is
10 be he'd AZ Webster Hail, in East Elev.
enth street, near Third avenue, tonight.
Among the pug.ll,ts who will b present are
corbett,H WiIiIs LEWIS "OSicf" Tucker
Tommy Murphy and a host AZ oJhers. John
Mcutaw manager % The worlds cham.
pion Oianla, Mike Donlin, Joe Humphrey,
The evening world., 1905-11-06
Crosse Country Enthusiasts Prepare for the Cham
pionship Meet at Travers Island.

lake Queen and ohcn had two brushes
With Princess Pique, The hst she won.
but the second wen, TO the Princess by
a head.
Champion Drew In Form.
Champion Oliver Drew proved at Tar
rants Court Yesterday hat he had no,
loet any Of his skin at hnndball, single
handed he defeated Ton Foley and
Tom Meakle In the best three games
out Of Ave, losing the second and third
gnInes by a narrow margin.
Hurley and Croke doubled at the
Brooklyn court and beat O'Shsa and
Proudtoot In a ~three.gsme match. Tho
best that Proudfoot and his partner
we're able 10 do vas 70 win the last
game, Frank Mulvihlll DEFEATED Joseph
Hsnohy' winning after four close
gsneA
OF the I'VE matohs, decided on ths
Jersey City court, that In which Crow
ley and Durkin defeated Brudsr Ald
Ball attracted tn most interest Thv
altar pair easily won the hrst gamA.
Then Crowley and his partner settled
down 70 brilliant play, and succeeded
In taking the next thrss games and the
match.
Sailors Play Good Football.
SIX Hundred sailors from Unols Sans
ships In the Brooklyn Navy-Yard In
vadsd Equitable Park yesterday 70 SOC
the football eleven from Tacoma tackle
the strong Manhattan A. c. team. The
gams was ahard-touSht n from be-
glnrdng TO end and r~esuitei in a de,
nepoher team being able TO SCORE
cross-country Runners Out.
C-roS-country epShutSts were on In
largo numbers yesterday, al gstttng
ready for the championship that will
DO decided al Travera IBiahd on
Thanksgiving Day.
Edward Carr, a veteran Of the xavieI
Athletic Club, Q the invitation run Of
the Star Athletic. Club, Of BEooklvn
"Bll' Raily, OF the Mohawks, ant
"Ni~k' neu'in. - 80 Mo- HavN~s To-
their respective squads over the Jerom'
q, unus course Ia ,nU DrO.IA, a.I- joan 4
owens won the Brooklyn Athletic Club
rum
Bohemian and Nor parell rowing club
had squads OUT during the day. Thu
only Competitive run was that OF m,
Nets" John Lilley was the WHINE,
iiter a close run for the last mile o.
their hve-mile journey across Universitl
Nard and was second by ten yards
John J. Eller was third and Andy Cor
hett fourth,
The evening world., 1905-11-06
old.TImer Comes to LIE.
~Llghtwelghts TO Meet.

Another good lightweight battle billed for
to-nigAt Is taat between Art simuis. the
Akron fighter, and Billy Ryan. Of SyiA.
euse, which 10 10 be fought at ChArleloL,
"a, a suUurb q PittsDuGg. Taey vii. c.asl
for ten round AZ los pIGn' weight lr AZ
the rngside, These men will Doubtless put
uo a great mill. as both are clever and az
g~ressiye. ard t~sides can punch.
The evening world., 1905-11-06

AZ indicating the tremendous sivan,y
nat he's been made In the speed o. su''.
mobiles. & is worth noting that among u.
race, scheduled for the annuhl motor o'J
speed carnival to be held over the Ormond
Dayton beach IN Florida next January, Is q
two.mile race. the winner Of watch mus
cover the distance In a minute or better 81
secure the prize The former cry was Tor
nlile.a-minute pace, the object now Is ~
show a speel OF 100 miles an hour,
The evening world., 1905-11-06
Yanser Coming Around.

Benny Yanger Is doing some iiEht work IN
preparation for a busy campaign this winter.
Ysnger has been In bad shape p~hyaically for
some TINE, but 10 now coming around. ami
Irou4res he feels fine, Several clubs have
been trying 70 match him with KID Herman.
but Ben wants 70 get a couple Of flghts into
his betare tacklinE the Ghetto boy.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
RYAN Refused Match

Adam Ryan VINO 10 slated 10 meet Mihs
Ward at Grand Raoids at Denver on Nov. Is,
Nate Lewis. who looks after Ryan's intar-
estA refused the match on the basis Of ID
per cent, Of the gross receiptk demanding
a guaranteed pulus Of 5000.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
NELSON WILL FIGHT TERRY.
Manager Nolan Will Be Here the Latter Part
of the Week to Clinch Match.

recstvsd an offer from the Atlanta tGa)
Athletic Club for q big purse to fisht Harry
Forbes, who won the bantan-weiEht cham
pionship from Dougberty In 81. Louis. Ths
latter has sent word that no 70 willing at
any time 10 meet Forbes
oId.Tlmer Comes to Life.
Tim Callahan, who was one Of The eiev.
crest boxers ever turned out In the Quaker
City, has lcomed W again. He has bssl
matched to fight Jack Cardiff. the liEht.
weight OF Reading, Pa. in a ten-round bouI
before the Reading Athletic Club Tonight
unlsss ne has gone away ne ouEht to gALr
the decision.
The evening world., 1905-11-06

Elliott c. Lea president Of me America
Automobils Association, the national e'so'
citation OF motordon, 10 pushing the plan OF
iDiiNi1ual membership, believing thai s0ontI
or later the work viii bring within ne tpu
all the cluts and a big ptvenHEs o. drivers
who are not now affiliated with local o..
CARNATIONS.
The evening world., 1905-11-06

TT HE difference between a business
j mar In the ring and a natural
fighting man Is illustrated by
Jack o'Brlen and Bob Fltzslmmons,
o'Brien wants to split the purse In
the coming fight 20 per cent. to each
man. He wants his, win or lose,
Ftzslmmons, who can't re a possible
defeat, even when he fSNrs Jerries
insists that the winner deserves more
than the loser. Bob offers u fight
winner take all, winaer take all with a
$500 side bet (real money!, or IS and
Is per cent.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
OLD DR.. GRINDLE,

DISEAbD5 ON AbN,
Under DR.. dnndls's scientific treatment ~
AiSsasea pecullar 10 men arc ptrInAnentH
cured more quickly, more easily and On more
SStIsIng physician, Do you suffer from blood
poisoning hereditary or eontraGtsdi as,v2es
debility, Kidney, bladder eOmplalht,. skih H y
mouth f &ppsSlIntnY swelling STRUCTURE. VAIL
.cocELE, OF any disease re,pltinS from =.
cess, indlserstlon Sr ~SfeT"9rk' attioIs VII
cure You as surely as YOU go 10 hiIlfof treat
ment He cures private and Ordinary con.
ufpSt..'1a qindis Is at no same ofhc., III Wist
Ky has occupied OVER 25 YEARs.-a fscord
WISE ;lSsI,StvIRlS, . S,Esr .St SsIs, ,i.,, Da E.Sss> u.
Ssss