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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
BARRY AND WOODS
GO TO A DRAW
HAVE PRETTY MIX-UP FOR
TWENTY ROUNDS
Fields Takes Measure of Jeffries in
Two Rounds and Eight to Spare.
Zubrick-McClur Mill Planned
for November 20
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 2.-In one of the
most even fights that was ever seen
here Dave Barry of San Francisco and
Billy Woods, the "colored" fighter of
Los Angeles, stood each other off for
twenty rounds before the National
Athletic club this evening, the decision
of draw being eminently fair. Both
were trained to the minute and Barry
had ten or twelve pounds the best of
the weight, while neither had the best
of the courage. Each did his share of
boring in, but neither was anywhere
out at any stage of the game. Both
seemed strong enough at the end of the
going to have travelled the same route
again without being tired out. There
was not Touchdown during the fight,
but Barry had his dusky adversary
bleeding at the nose and mouth in sew
eral rounds on account of the continua-
ton of his left jabs.
Woods Is Favorite
Though lighter Woods was a favorite
in the betting before the mill began at
10 to and 10 to 6. He showed to bet
ter advantage in the ring, covering up
carefully at every turn and keeping
himself in position to land a blow If
the opening presented. Barry, how
ever, was clever enough to show no
opening and came out without seri-
Gus scratch, while Woods nose is
slightly on the bias and too sore to
blow with great gusto. The decision
was satisfactory to both of the fight
ers, though Barry claimed he had a
shade the best of it.
In the principal preliminary Frank
Fields of San Diego took the measure
of Rube Jeffries in the second round
of what was to have been a 1O-round
go.
Fields Is Master
Fields had all the best of it and
handed things to his opponent in a
manner that showed him a master of
the art. The fighters appeared before
the largest crowd that has ever been
called out by fight in San Diego, be-
ing limited only by the size of Armory
hall, where the fight took place. The
next mill arranged is to be between
Warren Zubrick of Los Angeles and
Mike Mcclure on the 23d inst.
Manager Roache thinks he will be
able to bring Woods and Barry to-
gether again.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
PLAY AT HOLLYWOOD TODAY
Los Angeles Military Academy and
Union High School EIeVens
Meet on Gridiron

Hollywood will be invaded this after
noon by the hosts from the Los Angeles
Military academy and battle royal is
to result upon the gridiron of the Union
high school of the suburban town.
Fifty students in tallyhos are to ac-
company the football team and prep
arations have been made for one Of the
best contests of the season.
The military men are undefeated and
in the games where they have partici-
pated good team work has been dis
played.
William j. Jack of Yale university
Is the coach of the soldiers and j. w
NeVius of the Morgan Park high
school, Chicago, is directing the for
tunes of the Hollywood eleven.
The game will be called at 3 o'clock
The next game of the military
academy will be played against the
Yale school a week from tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
RESULTS AT LAToNlA
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Nov. 2.-Latonia
results:
Six furlongs-Bourbon News won,
Windshield second, Wizard third. Time
1923 10
One mile and fifty yards-Bonnie
Prince Charlie won, Katie Powers,
second, Lansdowne third. Time 1854 1-2.
Six furlongs-Full Sway won, Lid
wilma second Winifred Lad third. Time
1:21 is.
Six furlongs-San Etomo won, Gyp-
zene second, Rankin third. Time
1920 2-5.
Five and a half furlongs-Floss S
won, Pretty Nellie second, Tarp third.
Time 1:13.
One mile and Observation-Disclosures
won, Harmarkis second, Glisten third.
Time 1:55 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03

RESULTS AT AQUEDUcT

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Bedouin
backed from 10 to 1 to to l, won the
Aqueduct handicap, the feature of the
opening of the Aqueduct meeting to-
day, defeating Coy Maid by two
lengths. Results:
Seven furlongs-New Mown Hay
won, Cloten second, Bryan third. Time
1:26.
Six furlongs-Arklirta won, Bell
Slicker second; Nostromo third. Time
1:13.
Mile and siXteenth-Bedouin won,
Coy Maid second, Santa Catalina third.
Time :46 3-5
One mile-Yada won, D'Arkle second,
Sir Brillar third. Time 1:40.
Five MISUNDERSTANDING won, Lotus
second, Mollie Donohue third. Time
$50 40.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
CHICAGO WANTS JOE NEALoN
BY Associated Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Charles w. Muir
ply the new president Of the Chicago
National League baseball club, an
nounced today that an agreement had
been reached whereby, should Joe Nea-
Ion, the crack infielder Of the San Fran
cisco club, conclude to Join major
league company, he will wear a Chi
cago uniform.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03

Racing association will be invited to
attend the meet and it is expected to
have the Burlingames and a Honolulu
team present as well.
Redlands has more than a dozen old
time polo players and a club will
probably be organized there during the
winter. Pasadena also contemplates
the organization of a polo club.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
SUMMAR Y
Hits-Of Ibere, 4

Hits-Off Iberg, 4 OF Hogan, 3. Two
base hit-Moskiman. Sacrifice hit
BIankenship. First base on errors
Seattle, q; Oakland, 1. First base on
balls-Hall, A. Smith, 8, Left on bases
Hall, I; Smith 8. Hit by. pitcher
Streib. Double play-Richards to
Moskiman. Passed balls-Byrnes, :.
Wild ptches-Iberg, 2. Time-l: :4o.
Umpire-Davis.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
Aqueduct Selections

First race-Ocean Tide, Graceful, Ma
mie Worth.
Second race-Ostrich. Jack Young, is
raelte.
Third race-Vanguard, Jolly Dixon, Don
Fonso
Fourth race Gamara, Aeronaut.
D'Arkle
Fifth race-Battle Axe, Bellsnicker, La
Sorcere.
Sixth race-Macbeth, Thistle Heather.
Lady Jocelyn
Best bet-Vanguard
IRVING b. CLEMENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
SEATTLE DEFEATS OAKLAND
c. Hall Allows Athenians to Score ir
Only One Inning and Permits
Five Safe Hits
BY Associated Press.

Ehb0NTNItINVU
OAKLAND, Nov. 2.-Iberg went to
pieces in the opening inning today, per-
mitting four hits and making two wild
pitches. He was at once taken out and
Hogan. substituted. Hogan was an
easy mark in the second, and as the
game was lost to the locals, young
Smith was tried out for the balance
of the play. He did very well. Score:
OAKLAND
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
KEEFE SHUTS OUT SEALS
Tigers Twirler Strikes Out Nine Bats.
men and Allows Only Three
Scattering Hits
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-The To-
cal team was shut out by Tacoma to-
day owing to the inability of Harris
men to connect with Keefe's curves.
The Tacoma man was at mis- best. He
struck out third of the opposing bat
ters and allowed only three hits.
Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
MAKES NEW SWIMMING RECORD

| BY ABSOCIdLGu fTeB9,
CHICAGO, Nov. Oscar st. Cyr
made a new worlds record for SWIM
ming forty yards last night in the tank
of the Chicago Athletic association,
covering the distance in twenty-one
seconds. The distance was made in
competition.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
Totals 80 7
PORTLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS

Dillon. Sacrifice hits-McCreedie
Bernard, Brashear. First base on errors
Los Angeles, 2. Left on bases--Los
Angeles, g Portland, s. Bases on balls
or Garvin, 2; Tozer, g. Struck out
BY Garvin, 3: Tozer, 4. Hit by
Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
GlgRT1N5@SsIp
s2:Ss'n Comment
Anssrols's string Coming

Rocksie Angarola will ship a carload
of horses to Ascot November 8. and
will follow It after the Bennings meet
ing with another carload. The blue
and orange diamonds will be seen fire.
quently at Ascot this winter.
Trains for Celia
II. r. Baker has been engaged by
Louis A. Celia, the st. Louis turfman
and part owner of three st. Louis race
tracks. to train the new stable of
youngsters which he has bought as
nucleus for more pretentious string
Of thoroughbreds.
Spencerlan ls Dead
Spencerian, one Of the earnest and
most consistent runners In the country,
died at Memphis this week. Death
was caused by an injury spstained by
the mare during the summer meeting
at Montgomery park. II was the prop
erty of Hart Dernham.
Horses for Ascot
w. T. Anderson included seven year
lings In the bunch Of thoroughbreds
which he started for Los Angeles last
night. He filled one Of seven cars that
make UP the special and one of the
most useful racing tools in his string
Is Fustian, his bread winner, which has
been trained off and will be prepared
for the winter season at Ascot.
Veteran Trainer Returns
George Walker, for many years head
trainer of the thoroughbreds cam
paigned by John w. Schorr and for
two years manager of Herr Vein
berk's racers in Germany, is on his re-
turn to America and 1t Is rumored that
he will again be connected with the
Schorr strings. 1t was during the ad
ministration of Walker that the Schorr
strings became famous as contenders
for rich stake events on all the Amer
lean tracks.
Latonia Closes Tomorrow
This week will wind up the racing
season in the middle west with the
close Of Latonia. Aqueduct runs fif-
teen days and Bennings follows for a
fortnight. This will end racing in the
east and middle west. The tracks in
the south will hold indefinite meetings,
beginning Thanksgiving day and Hot
Springs tracks are expected to operate.
California racing opens this month for
a three months run and the pick of
the eastern horses will be seen at the
California tracks.
Redfern to Ride Here
NEWS Coilles lroll lle east THAT Ar
thur Redfern, the light crack jockey,
will ride principally at Ascot this win
ter. Redfern recently sustained an in
jury to his arm which has kept him
out of the saddle, but he expects to be
fully recovered in a few weeks. Red
fern has had a meteoric career on the
turf, but shows no signs of beginning
the journey to earth as yet, being one
of the premier Jockeys of the eastern
tracks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
SAN FRANCISCO
CORE III INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hits--Doyle, Householder
Two base hit-Graham Sacrifice hits
--Hildebrand. Lynch, Graham, Casey
Sheehan. First base on errors-Ta-
coma, /. First base on called balls
Keefe, g; Hit. 8. Left on bases--Ta-
by Keefe, o: Hit. 5. Passed balls
Shea, 2. Time-1:5O. Umpire-Mc-
Carthy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03

Everything you want you will find in
the classified page-a modern enoycl0-
pedia. One cent q word
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03

A Il Illinois :ss S.ssrs & e r. sf. IT, s & EfEss SCsss
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03
speneerIan ls Dead

Spenoerian, one Of the gamest and
most consistent runners in the country,
died at Memphis this week. Death
was caused by an injury spstained by
the mare during the summer meeting
at Montgomery park. 1t was the prop
erty of Hart Dernham.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-03

NNNEN Y q IT U
SCORE BY INNINGS
Fair play., 1905-04-29
The Imported French Coach
stallion, ACuf, 36i7.

Dark bay, toaIed June 18th, 1900,
bred by NJ. Cnilemer, LA Manghe, f,
France -ired bS the Gov ernment
stallion FolIet dam, Ssus Gene hy
Frondeur 2ud dam, Orobe by Hahio;
3ri dam, Coquerte y Dimsuche 4lh
dam hy Lolhsire.
i, -;u3 a; Ste. Ho"e,,e,o, H".
Service fee for this Worlds Fair lat
premium winner will be Twenty Dol.
lArs (S2O O0) 10 insure colt to stand
up aud suck mother.
Season aI suy time of year. Colts
will be- levied upon for tee wheu mot
paid in due IIIne after colt is able t.
follow mother, II mare changr-
uwnersIip fee w,Jl be due at once
w" viii not be liable tor accident
but will use siI care to prevent them,
No SUNDAY business
lHE ~TE. GENEVIEvE FRENCH
COACH iiORSE ASSOCIATION.
CHRIS. NAuMANN, Manager.
Fair play., 1905-04-29
Three Jurors Cured

Of Cholera Morbu3 with One
Small Bottle of Chamberlain e.,
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
Mr. e. w. Fowler "i Hightower,
Aha, relates au experience he had
while serving "n n petit iury IN -
murder cA-r ~ Edwnrd-vlllr, county
seat at CIeh' urur county, AlAhnuIA
lie sAy-; While there ! nir some
fresh m'W aud II gave me cholera
m"rhu. IN Nety severe form was
never more sick ~ my lie aud seui ia
the rug stare for - cerIHiu cholera
mixture, nui the drnggIst rrnt me y
bottle at Chamh"rlain'- CniIC Cholera
aud DiHrrhnra Remedy instead, ~,
iug that he had what | seut tor, bui
that tins medicine wa su much better
he would rather -eud il 10 ne in the
fix ws- Ia. took nur doae uf il
aud was better ~ five miuuies The
second h"-e cured me entirely. Two
lelinw Jurors we're niiiiGtpd IN the same
manner aud one twenty five cent bot.
tie cured the three "f IL" For sale
M ilinch Il Douglas and II. w, Ian,
ming.
Fair play., 1905-04-29
Probate Court Docket.

Docke, Of cases IN which s'ttienenis are due
tr"in executors. administi stur-, guardians snd
cutStnrs, 81 thr regnlar Msy term, lNn' 20 me
Ptui'ale t"urt OF ste. Gcnevieve IOuniy, :" DC
held ai the Court House ~ -aid C,unty. cutn-
iuencing ON the 1hird MnndaS Of May, D.
iaui.
Estates Of Deceased Persons.
Monday. May Is. 1905
John y BnVerie, John 7. BiverieEX.
Barth kieier, SEVERN kieier ~,
g. T.. Alexander. W. j. ,ieNnpder Adm.
Louise Jatret, Chas >tah, h<
John \. Neis, GHs L., SChucttler EN.
TUESDAY May Is, 1855
Martha Boyd, 4 u Bo,d Adm.
D. Iangeiiier Ch,s daah ~.
Martina Porter. ou-nh Young aim,
lvel GOr'iu. sarah Gutdon Adm.
&. \, Rndiou, John HArtsr Aim.
John J Henry. James W. Moore Adm
Wednesday, May II. 1905
Z. " Hamm, Ber,srs Hamm and John L..
Boyere tI
Ihos q. iIeberlie. tetha 4 HrberlieEs.
Martin ond, Mary Rpun Adm
Edmond Bowling John r aud william NJ.
B1wliasEx.
wm. B.1hpmure. Lizzie Unomure Adm.
ChAs J Gnvru. Jphu B. Caldwell Adm.
James Nclch, Jos. e.. rrstte Adm.
Est,tee oi Minors aud Others.
Monday. May Is 1906.
1heu. schneider ct al. r. A. RoEier Cur
atnr
sol C. smith, J. NJ Boyd Curator
Dora Miller ct. al, u. ", b"rgansteen Cur
atnr.
hlvirs ". Boisnd, ct. a., WIN Boland Grd.
FRS. L. Nalle et al. leo s. 1etly Curator
TUESDAY. May IS. 1876.
Sevastis smith ct AL. ". h. Dalton Curator
- al. q Fitsksm, G, W Hamm curator
Pear sutherland. c. 4. Suilof urstor
Ernst n. Mackiey ct. al, Lucinda Asckley
;,,i.
Didier LsRose. Waiter LsRose Ord,
Wednesday, May IL, 1916.
Noah A Moore ct. al. James W, Moore @ ri
Henry Govro. bli Ciovro tSrd
AlonLo NumHck, \ J Gorion Grd.
sarah Marshal ct al J. Ruzier Curator.
Carrlck X White et. al y. II. BlSukletlge
Curator.
Mary Ruiion. WIN. Euhlor Curator.
The attention ut the above nArued executors.
administrators, guardians aud curators Is
drawn 10 sections 2l9 aud 2ll, Key. stat. &c No.
1879. section 2lg-Failure 10 make settlement
- ontlnunnCe- Citation to issue Tn" court
shal call the name Ut executors ana adminis-
traitors on the days ior which their settlement :
are docketed. AVID II any executors or ahminis.
traitors on the DAYS for which their settlements
are doeketed, and any executor or admins
traitor tail tn appear and make settlement. In.
court shall continue such settlement g. the sub,
sequeut term, and the clerk shall inmed a tel v
issue a citation to uuch executors or adminslra-
tor requiring him to make settlement at the
next term Of court, and show cause, II any be
have, why attachment should not issue against
him Tor falling to make settlement according U
Law.
section 22l Penalty. IL administrator appear
and settlss-lt, after service OF such citation ~
publication thereof, the executor or uLministru-
tor shalt appear and make settlement, he shall
I've fined for his failure H. make settlement at III,
proper term In u sum not eNrPefing one hun.
| drch hollHrs, unless he shall satisfy the court
that II was impract cable for him IN make sucl
| settlement. such hne shsii he paid into tn.
TREASURY and the executor or administrator and
his securities shall be liable for the same upon
| their bonds. PAUL l.. LtMPkt.
Judge ~ Probate
Fair play., 1905-04-29
Give Your stomach a Rest.

Your food uiust he property digesipd
aud ns-imilaled To be- ot any value to
you u YOUR stomach IL weak or dis.
ea-ed TAX" k"dol % -p"p-ia Cure. IL
digps,s what i"u ea, aud gives the
stomach tes,, enabling it to reCu.
peraie, take ON new lite aud grow
s,roug again. Kndol cures sour
stomach, ga, hl"a'iug, heart pa'pi
'ati"n aud nll dig"siive disorders l..
A. super, at L'ule Rock, Ky, +,
writes rs: 1--WE frpl that Kuhol by.
-pppsis Cure deserves all the Guuiinpu.
dsIlnu that can be gwen IL, ~ II
saved the lite ~ our lulI" girl when
.hr WAS three wears old. She IL now
-ix aud we have kept 1t tor her con,
-tsuth hut nt cnursr she 0uIy takes
l. nsw when anything disagrees win
her" Sold bN RutIehgr & Co.
Fair play., 1905-04-29
A Great Sensation.

There was hIg -pn-s'Iun IA Lees.
vile, lad when W. ". Brown of that
place, who WAS expected TO die, had
his lite saved bv DR.. King'- New Dis
rovety for Consumption. He writes :
81 pmdurpd in-ufi"rabD agoniea trnu'
A4rhmn hut your New Discovery gave
inp Imiurbiate reiiet aud soon thrrest
ter Effected g. mplete cure Similar
cures oi Con-umptiou, Pneumonia ,
Bronchitis and Grip are numerous.
It's the peerless remel, for all throat
aud lung irnublrs Price soc anh 81.
Gunranr"ed h, x. w I.nDung, Drug.
gist. Trial bottles tree.
Fair play., 1905-04-29
SoIlr Stomach.

Wien the qunniiiy 4 t"od tsken l.
to" large "r the quality TOO rich, s"ur
stomach ia likcl, ~ follow, aud rs.
prcisliy 60 u The dtgestion has been
Nrnk'ucd bN constipation. Est slow
" aud not too freely Oi easih digest.
pd food. Masiicate he food thuruugl
N. let five hnnr- elapse between
meals, aud when ynn ieel ful.ue--
aud weight IN The region If the atom
srh alter eating, take Chamberlain
Stomach aud Liver Tablets aud the
sour stomach NAV br avoided r"r
sale b, Iiinch & Douglas aud r. w
Lanuing.
Fair play., 1905-04-29

Castro Is said Ia have offered Gen.
Sherman Bell OF Colorado, very
la'ge salary TO take commanh ot ;he
Venezuelan army II any other in.
dncement ia necessary, Colorado
ought Ia be willing 10 offer il
Fair play., 1905-04-29
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Aids Nature.

Medicines hat aid nature are al.
ways most etf.ctuAI. ChamhrTlsin'-
Cough Remedy acts nm ,hi- pinu. II
nlIa's the cough, relieves the luug-
AIDS approximation, opens the -rrr"
Ii"n-, aud aids untrTr il restoring the
=, -tem tuA hrallhv condition. Il il
famous tor H. cures over . large I'Hrt
Of the civilized world Thousand =
lISNr tr-riii, Il 10 its superior cXcell-
encr II coHnirrHG's nuy tendency "i
cold To- rr-uli IN pnruuuuun. Fn,
sale T., iiinch & ID uylns aud Il. w
LSnniug.
Fair play., 1905-04-29
Deserved Popularity,

Tn cure Constipation and Liver
ir"nh'r" by gently moving The bow-l-
and acting ~ t"uic 10 the liver,
tSke ih,lle Early R'-ets. These In
nous Little Pllis are miid, pisSsant
aud harmless, hut rfecnv. and sure
Their universal u-e for many yesrs il
s,rnng guaisul-. OF rhpir popuirri.
" aud usriullurss. Sold by Rut.
ledge e. Co
Fair play., 1905-04-29
Feet Swollen to Immense Size.

~ h-d kidney ,rnuble 80 bad that
| c"uId uut work ;" sAy- !. j. Cox OF
Valley View, Ky, "m feet were
swollen Ia Immense size aud | WAS
coufinrd 10 my hed aud physiciau-
were nu-ble Ia give ms any reIiei My
doctor fnnllN prp-crihed Fuie,'- KID
nel Curr which made we'll mao OF
nae" Sold hy Ilinrh & Douglas.
Fair play., 1905-04-29

Republican paper ~ Chicago are
making sport Of Mayor elect DuuUe
for having sought the advice Of the
Ot e-Iabli-hlng municipal stree, rail
roads, but they would he Ia y posi-.
ii0n To make more sport OF him u he
didn't get expert advice aud do what
he IA pledged 80 do
Fair play., 1905-04-29
Til. sunshine Of sprIng.

The Srlve trai cures without u scar il
D"Wu's WiIch Hazel Salve, Cuta,
Burn-, B"iles, Bruises aud Piles dis
spvrHr before the use at thls .aive a.
.nOw before ths sunshine ~ spring
Mlss ". NJ Middleton, Theb"-. H., ,
s.y- 81 va. seriOu-iy afflicted wIth
irvrr s"re that was very painful
D~Wit's Witch iisz-l Salve cured me
IL l0ss 'hsu n week" Get The genuine
Sold by Ru'ledgr 81 Co.
Fair play., 1905-04-29

Fol-y's Honey aud lar l. peculiarly
adapted tor chronic throat troubles
sui will positively cure bronchitis,
hpar.enese aud all bronchial di-ra-e-.
R"fuse substitutes. Sid by liinch &
DOnglas
Fair play., 1905-04-29
CITY PROPERTY
For SAI,E.
FOR SALE.

House aud 4 l-2 actr. ~ lauh 10 the
city nf Ste Gehevie,e, new room
dwelling, 2 ceilara, welt, stable,
chicken house aud other building /;
100 '"ung, hearing trui' trees nnh IL
prcHn trpes. This H. y hrautiiul hume.
E'rrythibg iu fir, class condition.
FIVE ro"m house aud lot 80 g..
front, 1876 II deep susll harn aud
cistrru, "ne block North of Catholic
Church. Price 1880 cash.
six lots, nice aud level, so n. trout
ny 300 deep Price 5000 each lot.
EEL narIinnLnLs InnIIirn IL
Fair play., 1905-04-29
Makes A Clean sweep

There's n",hiug like doug thing
thurnughly o. Nil the ~nlves y"u
ever heard ui, Bucklru'- Aruics Saw
il the best. II sweeps away and cur's
Buru-, S"r--, Bruises, CUT, Bni,s
Uicrr-, skin Eruptinms and plrs.
lt'- "nly 25", aud guaranteed 10 giy,
sali.factiun b, Il. W lauutug druggist
Fair play., 1905-04-29
Doctors Gould Not Helm Her

81 had ki,iup, truuhle tor ears, >
writes Mrs Itayu Oud Cnunrr of Shsi.
tou. Wash "nnd the doctor cnuld
hni help me irird Fule,'- X ine,
Cue, aud The yer, fra dn-e gave me
rriief aud am now cured, crnnoi
Say i0o much f'r Folry'- kidney Cure
Sud by llluch & Douglas.
Fair play., 1905-04-29
l.auIIIIlg

An editor ~ Illinois who is slso +
justice ot the peacr, All, cruise. to per
furui n marriage ceremony free IN r..
turn tur Two subscriptions He he
lir,r- in stimulating hl- circuizriou
through heart Interest iu hi hu-in"s-.
He de-rryss letter from Teddy alro
about amti-racr -uicidp
Fair play., 1905-04-29
Cure Of Lame Back After Fifteen
Years of Suffarinu

81 hat been tr"ubied with lame
back fer fifteen yenr- aud found y
complete r@cnver> in the use "t Cham.
berlziu'- Pain Balm" SAWS Iuhn 'i
Bi-her, GliIam, lnd. This linImrut j.
Alsn wi'h"ni MI equal Tor -praim- aud
bruises For sale hy IIinch & Doug
las aud X. w. Lsuning.
Fair play., 1905-04-29

The New York aquarium has just
put M ''ocropus" on exhibition. II
wsz not captured on Wal street, not
withstaudimg the general impie-siun
that the must completely developed
type of the oc'opus family have their
habitat IN the Wal street nren.
Fair play., 1905-04-29

Secretary shaw j. ia ask the courts
to decide just what sort OF hqu"r
JAp"n', ipple, sake, is The S"cre
tnry'- curiosity about liquors may call
tor Al explanation 20 his lows TREND.
Fair play., 1905-04-29

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Ihi- il medicine ot grra, worth
ard merit Tr, ii when Nnu have u
cough or cold aud ,"u are certain t."
h~ pleased win the quick rrIiof WHICH
il "ti TdS. Il i. plra-nnt I" take Ani
can AlwA,- ~ hrueudeh upon. For
sale hy liinch & Douglas snd Il. w
4
Fair play., 1905-04-29

New York republicans are refusing
to desert Odel, in order to make
Frank S. Black the party leader.
,h"y ..c ',-.h ., o|el! hn, wi!! no.
make change unu. they ,tiuk they
can maze MI 'iinproveuent.
Fair play., 1905-04-29
John Herter, ste. 6eneyleye. Mo.

IL never occurred IT, Us before, hur
isnh IL little queer that the rre.i.
deUi didn't call on Vice Pre-Id"ur
Fairhsuk- TO hold down The lid while
he was away on hi hunting iripr
Fair play., 1905-04-29

T"rk municlpsi government who has
solved the problem OF Keeping good
Ok lie married her. /, wA a
heroic remedy, sut good cooks are
not picked uu ever, day
Fair play., 1905-04-29
KOETTING & IIUNOLD,
IJNDERTAKERS.

aud the only embalmers in ste.
G-nevieve. Dressing and atten.
tiou free of charge. Embalming,
SO. and coffins at lowest possible
prices Always ready, day or
night.
Fair play., 1905-04-29

The Russian authorities At ST..
Petersburg, have uT completed
school aud judicial arrangements for
Port Arthur Some kind spirired
person ought to write aud tell them
what NOgi did there a irw weeks ago.
Fair play., 1905-04-29
A New Jersey Editors Testimonial

NJ I Lynch, editor OF the PhrIips
burg, N, j. Daily Post, writes, 81
haze used many kinds of medicine.
tor coughs aud colds in N, tamil, hut,
never anything 40 good as Foley
Honey aud Tar. cHnuot say too
much in praise OF it," Sold by Iiinch
Il DOugias
Fair play., 1905-04-29

II looks like the naval dpmonstrs.
ton IA the Far Ea-i il being made as
means of bringing about peace.
Whelhcr the purp"-e IL 10 get i, hy a
fight Or by bluff, time will show,