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w. B. LEEDY 6 CO.,,
FOR SALE.

 $75OO-Large Northside corner, improved. s5OOO-Modern North 23d street home, near 7th avenue. $1O0 per foot-6th avenue corner. $55OO-Nice place in Norwood. $6OO0-Good new home, North 24th street, 55x190. $1S50-Choice Huntsville avenue lot 50x150. $11, O00-Handsome South 12th ave. place. $1O,0O0- Good home, l block Highland ave-, big lot.
 s65OO-Large corner lot 1 block of Five Pts s95OO-Handsome South Highland home, big corner. $40 per foot-Lovely Louise street lots. 80 per foot-Two College Hill lots. S55 per foot-Choice s. 18th ave. lots. Si6O0-50x140, one-half block South 12th on D. rents $14 $45O0-Good 2-story South Highland resi- dence. s7SO0-50 feet 4th ave, 23d and 24th streets s5250-1O0 feet, 18th St., between G and H. $9O00--25x1S2Is, 1st avenue; bargain. SIP, ,50O-S0x100. corner Sd alley 14th street. s125, ,O00-Choce central business block We sell, rent and insure property.
 R. M'CONNELL 6 CO, Phones s10. 2107 Third Ave- Opposite court house.
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HELP WANTED
sAIESMEM NAMED.

IOSl , MA | tn StOLEN ~N-~-~-~-~-~s~~~>~>>~~-~~--, ~ LEFT on North Birmingham car, Br- gingham Railway, Light and Power com- pany, Saturday evening, package of important papers, wrapped in newspaper with rubber band around it. Finder will please return to Southern Cement Co.,, or to any conductor of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Co.,, to be returned to their office. Nothing of im- portance to any outsider. Southern Ce- ment Co
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FOR SALE.

s15,5Oo-Improved corner, Avenue "A" and
 18th street sSoOO-4th avenue between 24th and 18th
 streets. s7OOo-Residenee, South 2Oth street, near 14th avenue. $1000O-6th avenue between 25th and 26th
 streets. $275O-Lot. Avenue "H,' near 20th street. s110O0-4th avenue, near Union depot. $10 0000-Residence, South 18th street. s5OOO-Residence, 24th street near 12th ave-
 nue.
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ONE GENT A WORD

RATES-One cent n word q dayj no nd. taken for less than 20 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY FIX. CURSIONS VIA. SOUTH
 ERIN RAILWAY.

Southern Railway will sell Christmas Holiday Excursion tickets from all points on it's line at one and one-third fare. plus twenty-five cents for the round trip. Tickets on sale Dec. 20, 21, %, g, 24, 25, 30 and 31, and Jan. 1st, limited for re- turn Jan. 7th, 1907. For rates, schedule and complete informa. tion apply to M. H. Bone, D. P. A., M. Coxwell, c. P. A., Morris Hotel Building.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-House, barns, truck farm and fruit orchard: Shades mountain. Apply to r. Eyrne, ,gQ9ls First avenue.
 l2-9-3t
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10
March 10, 1906
THE SUN

bitches and the water stays on H.
his drained but he has READ %n Se enter The State
drains but puts gates wneie 'ney ~ w ~
and according to ms WILL ~ or s ooo
Now multiply and BY Whatever ms and the complete system of
reclamation irrigation ia before YOU Tbere
miles of canals dug By the state SIX au ns of
GUARANTEED TO compete Twelve s u
per year years required complete the work n a;
building at Fort laueae VIII pe uls
within sixty day head OF New river 10 Lake O
chobee
May A with route markedly x.. r,o.o :, -.
miles, and the fall et mere mo
whatever of
this fall of 81 feet 55 miles, TO hat OF tne
river Is IL feet in 800 miles
Diagram B, page5) -. ,: oo,, 10 on+;ro limo
miles from the lake extending over
sixteen feet below the surface and rock for small part OF the remaining t t
removal so ''
building n be dug out with spade
San rou anu Ce fouVe
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10


the proposed plans draining the realize is
interested in it, and that the people the facts give all
that nlgeny
them without coorg them the least and without losing sight of the mp
that sides to this question
presented
whether form opinion not.
BROWARD WILL NOT DRAIN THE EVERGLADES
arousing interest much discussed subject there nothing like
its novelty the statement
attention compelling still.
not Bowards drain the Everglades
He canals from Lake Ockeechoee the
the
floods the country may be conducted
a milk the brim sitting table
the pitcher of milk poured into the already
easy form Of the flooded surface Of
Okeechobe
with land lying
lower level subject to the overflow from the lake.
six miles apart each hundred and
feet wide and connecting the lake with the and the
Gulf
Se Map A. paCe3) . m , o
and odd millions of UNALOTTED
lake. well other millions of allotted lands lying to the east west and
north
State NO LAMBS
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10

the material taken the dredges cutting the
TWENTY HIGH all along both sides the State
dykes The canals controlling the
preventing overflow and the the surface the lands
lying contiguous to them 40
Suppose and owned adjoining townships lying between two Of these
-,
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10


the
him
the and the plan, it time investigation begin
print that they have their the Eyerade Drainage
sion While beg forgiveness for mentally
endowed brothers, without shame that confess that mot been able
with the study have & time the proposition to decide whether
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10

Upper drawing crosssecon from Gulf to Ocean through
Lake Okeechobee showing the lake q feet above level
Other drawings from top bottom show profes from Lake
Kmmee TO Lake okeechobee from Okeechobee to New river
oute of first Broward cana and from 0keechobee to San
Luce river-comped from actual made in February
1906 by W. Newman. c. e. by direction OF the Board OF Trs
tees OF the Internal Improvement Fund.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10

New River at tort Crates Ve8et
ables Shipped from there this Season.
the middle lower edge the surveyed by COL NJ
Kreamer
(See map with routes markedly
employer Dsston Cononv
Colonel Kreamer placed the ward
mle $50
wv which would about$ -
Governor call q of
10 feet for the canals that the same
Those who object the plan the ground
information
of the foregoing Colonel Kremers rnor
The trustees the Internal
all overlooked lands came from the
Trustees by citing the folowng ~ ~ ~ ~
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RESOLUTION IN RELATION TO DRAINING THE Evrpc, ANN,
mo. l4.) LIBERALIZATION

Whereas: Large tracts the public lands lying vicinity Lake o
chobee and IN that region south said lake called
cred with water are incapable Of being dvded and h
And Whereas It b believed that large portion Of s.;d ,
plants and fruits; " WV 'u''auon OF tropical
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JUVENILE SCHOOL MISTRESS


From EyerybPdy's:, III; mir - =,
: There i encouragement Tor some one
IN every net, ii Sophie Wright,s< life
That first school OF hers may serve as
an inspiration to":eyery girl looking
about tor some, field OF work to enter
in order to help others or herself. Tiny,
crippled almost beyond endurance,
herself only an eighth grader" living
in a city where women st quality; did
not commonly work; this fourteen
year-old girl undertook the task with
no hesitation and !, with big anticipa-
ton. :: :. - = - ~; go, -.
She borrowed some >unutea benches
from public. school buildings, to fill
the room Of her mothers cottage; aid
on the door hun If! out her Sign tt"Day
School for Girls The terms were so
cents .almonth for each pupil. The
school was from t1scessity designed For
those who mot yet, attained to
eighth grade Standards. :, ~ = IT,.
Its mistress, still: Wore her skirts
short and her hair In ITO, conf cal twin
braids which stick out oddly behind
her head. And, YET f. Succeeded; as
with her everything has succeed ed; "A
pupil came. at once, anti with an as
sured Income, OF so cents a. month
Miss Sophie. ant1o1nced her intention
of supporting herself aid helplng her
family. Before the end Of the: flftt
year she was doing so, with twenty
| pupils and the IA bilious income OF $1(
! every four weeks. + - g.:
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MINNESOTA HAS AN
IMMENSE SCHOOL FUND

ST. PAUL. Aug 21.-A school fund
of nearly $1S,000.OOO Of which nearly
100000 has been accumulated during
the last two years, is what Minnesota
possesses. statement has just been
prepared by State Auditor Iverson
showing the condition Of the fund as
to July 81, 1906. The permanent uni
versity fund contains an additional
s1,3S9,000 Of which $4,000 has just
been accumulated during the last two
years. The exact amount in the perm
anent school fund April !, was $780,
394.48. while the last report Of the au-
ditor showed the fund on Aug. l, 1904,
to be $15,978,477.66.
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Of MINI sofa on the Il 9Th day Of fans
uary "A. ID. 1906, at the County Of ST.
Louis. died interstate, and being an in-
habitant OF. this. County at the time OF
his death, leaving goods, chattels and
estate within this County and that tho
said petitioner Is the widow Of said
deceased, and praying that admins
tration Of, said estate be to Mayrns
Balder. granted; '3.41yll,
It. Is Ordered. That said petition be
heard before said Court on Tuesday
the 4th day OF September A. D. 1906,
at ten o'clock a. m, at the Probate
Office. in the Court House IN the City
Of Duluth, in said County.
Ordered Further; That notice hereof
lie given to the heirs Of said deceased
and to all persons interested, by pub s.
fishing this order once in each week.
for three successive weeks prior to said
day Of hearing, in the Labor World. q
weekly newspaper, printed and pub
lished at Duluth In said County. and
that a copy of this order be served up-5
on the County Treasurer of St. Louis
County not less than ten days prior
to said day of hearing. S
Dated at Duluth, Minnesota, this 4th
day of August A. d: 1906. s5
BY the Court,
]. B. MIDDLECOFF,
Judge of Probate.
<s SEAL Probate Court St. Louis Co...
Labor World, Aug. 11-1s-25. 1906.
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CACTUS CENrER's CONGRESSMAN.

CENTER's CONGRESSMAN.
From the Denver :Depublican:
Our con Eressmdn has sent us word he
won't come back this year:
, It's :pleasanter away down East than
in the West, we hear;
It's too blame! bad he won't come back,
- cause all US Cactus boys
Had planned TO make him welcome
with re5oicin' and with noise.
He's. sure sunfort'nit sort, of lad, this
j.. CONGRESSMAN, Of ours,
He's voted wrong on everything since
-, he's 7strNck the cap'tore, bowers;
So we Thought we'd cheer him up a bit,
with feathers and some tar,
. But:now he ha{n't a-cornih' back
s. can't hit trail; so'far. :..
We Wanted fer, TO show him that we
understood him right: -:'
That, we knew how hard hes striven
fer to see the proper light;
So we planned a little party. with
80, :.:iecktie as a gift, -.
But how he amt a-comin' back, and
the boys are plum adrift.
:. - :: -. r..
Our favorite sons we honor, even when
- - they make their breaks: =.
And We want, to show this Teller that
we've followed his ,mistakesi
Hes sure scalrt! and !. ontrustful, but
. some day, Just the same.
Wen prove him. Cactus: Center tum-
: sbles to the statesman camel
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FIGHT CAUSES LOWER
PRICES FOR SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 21-After
Ave months competition between the
Western Sugar Refinery and the Cali
fornia & Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company. the price Of sugar has
dropped from $5.15 to $3.50. In New
York the price 10 $3.50, while at tt
Missouri river 1t Is IS. The $3.50
price Tin the local market means the
ruling figure for all the Pacific coast
states. This figure Is so low that
Southern and other coast beet sugar
makers refuse to sell here and are
shipping all their output to the Mis-
souri, river. Both the local reflneries
are also shipping to the Missouri river.
Their fight, however, Is to control the
Pacific coast field.
It is estimated the IS cent reduction
will affect 150,000,000 pounds and that
there will be a reduction from q to 80
cents per one hundred pounds on $780,
100000 pounds.
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INJUNCTION TO PREVENT
MERGER OF COMPANIES

AKRON. Ohio. Aug. 21.-An injunc-
ton suit against Chicago and Cleve-
land directors Of the American Cereal
company to restrain them from trans
ferring the stock Of the company to
the Quaker Oats company for the
purpose of forming a consolidation Of
the cereal companies Of the country
that the directors tried to influence the
last Ohio legislature to amend the law
regulating the sale Of corporations by
making three-fourths of the directors
necessary instead of all. The suit was
filed by Carl r. Ganter, Of New York.
A temporary injunction has been
granted by Judge Parton.
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MASTER BUTCHERS IN
SESSION AT MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 21.-Several
hundred delegates from all parts of
the United States and some from Eu-
rope are attending the Goth annual
convention Of the United Master Butch
ers' association. which opened a three
days meeting today. The opening ses-
sion was devoted to welcoming speech"
es and routine business relating to or
ganization. One Of the features of the
convention will be the discussion Of
the much talked Of beef problem. The
members are in favor of doing any,
thing that will be a benefit to the
meat consuming public.
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STEPS ON MATCH, MAY DIE.

Mason CITY, '1owasAug. 21.-As a.
result of ignitings. his clothing by step
ping on a match, the three-year- old
son of /. Clausen Of this city was most
seriously, If not fatally: burned. -, The
whole right side ii a mass OF blackened
flesh, the worst place being the side of
the abdomen where hole was burned
his hands badly burned extinguisting
the flames: The child had on cotton
clothing. which was ablaze in mo-
ment's time (. -.
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PAT GROVE ENGAGED
IN NEWSPAPER WORK

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Pat Grove,
Of Omaha, Neb, who was taken in
charge last night by the local police,
but was later given his freedom, called
at police headquarters. this morning in
accordance with an agreement made
last night. Grove had a long talk with
Sergeant Dunn. He told him he had
given up his old life. He said he was
engaged in newspaper work and meant
to earn an honest living henceforth.
He was told that he could remain in
the city as long as he did as he prom
ised
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STRIKE HAS BEEN: IN
PROGRESS TWO YEARS

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Aug Alt was
s oGtfi!cially anhouneed this AFTERNOON that
the strike: OF miners which has been
in progress at, the mines Of, the four
big furnace companies in this state
since July as, 1904. The strike which
was caused by, a disagreement over
wages has cost the miners organiza-
ton over million dollars. Six thous-
and men were affected when the strike
began. -. IL -. .,.
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ovcIA1I sTB Or ILLINOIS
y: !, ! NAME STATE TICKET

- cfitGAGo, :AhE. 21:-The state con-
ventlop,f thessocialistic party was held
here today. About 900 delegates were
;: The >foiloWins ticket was nominated,
after which the con yention adjourned:
State treasurer, W. E. .McDermott,
Chicago, subts OF public instruction,
Mrs: Bay Wood simons, Evanston;
University trhstees. Mrs. Gertrude d.
Hunt, Norwood * Park; Mrs. Corinne
Brown, La Grange: A. NJ. simons, Chi
.caEo. - :..*s:..'
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EMBARGO ON BULKY
FREIGHT IS REMOVED

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 21.-The
freight blockade in Oakland is ended
and the Southern Pacific officials have
removed the embargo on the five or six
classes Of bulky freight which has
been in existence for several weeks
Freight shipments coming to San
Francisco and other state points are
moving freely. showing that the job
bers are doing an excellent trade with
the interior customers. The Southern
Pacific and Santa Fe are handling
jointly out of the city about 800 cars
of freight dailv,
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l.',t : .H.H7tI n ~.
ALL, WHOM. 1T MAI: CONCERN:

re Ah WH Rs4sS # M dA1en fSet
der the: provisions of>Ghapter ~ Of, the
General Statutes :: Of 1878, and ACTS
atnendatory thereof for a deed to so
es sSh vs. te Us and s9ty u.s.
West Greenlee Street, in Duluth. for
merry: called Portland. as lies within
the limits Of Lots nine a. ten at MN
foFty- Pine '(14sS.' lots: one ~ and two
G tiSaj D :Got :foarteen us, Biock one
fifty-eight, (15sl and Lot sig
Co.,, Block one hlndred sixty-two d62)
wis bs: heard at a:special Term Of, the
District COURT: in 6. and. TOR the County
Of st. Louis and State OF Minnesota, at
Minnesota, i; on. Saturday, the 9Th day
Of September, 1906, at $3.50 o'clockta
NJ or. asaseon thereafter as Counsel
And 1t is Ordered that notice Of
such, application and hearing be given
to all parties in interest by the publi-
cation Of this order in the Labor World
axWkekly -nswspaper: printed and pub
eden week, TOR: three successive weeks
ssEsFs ;e &as ss:s s & 2}$$'e< CANT
5A d s'&idf Ti s 81 District Court
+ :, ATTORNEYS for: Petitioner. -,
Labor World. AUG: 11-ls-2s. 1906.
STATE Of MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
n6 5sa'' 4lo 2Mfsits51Sat;:z =. : ...:.='
pop :, rt1o +, ,y5; ~. <: ~:
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TORNADO IN TI1Nys.

TUN1S. Aug. 21-A tornado swept
over this district today. It was accom-
panied BIZ a hail storm and lightning,
which killed eight farmers and hund-
reds o. head OF cattle. Landslides re-
s1ltlng from the storm have virtually
destroyed the railroad and have broken
down the telegraph lines.
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aIst0t- pat4 da,rtls { 1sobucc en- Chewing.

/: AlstSf- cht1 and obucco. chewing.
Froihs the Lewiston Evening journal:
one Of the ,larkest Fetal / tobacco
dealers IN the United States says that
the e. Of chewing tobacco
Ave: years. He attributes this increase
to the automobile, because it is i'm
possible to enjoy cigar or pipe while
whizzthg along lin motor car. There
4. ALSO. danger Of sparks or ashes from
the lighted .cigarto or pipe getting into
the eyes. a. i11-,xl> = Il =:
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. ga Vigorous
campaign, featured with al! the In
tensity and excitement OF a political
contest, is being conducted in Missouri.
among the policyholdecs Of The New
York Life Insurance company and the
Mutual Life Insurance company for the
purpose Of gushing the present man.
age7,ont Of these corporations,
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ONE MANx1oStaR IIfFE; J..
ANOTHER, rAFAtLY HURT

Nowxr1;: lfSsES x,iF:"s,- As the re-
suit Of .ah s*Pl9s s g I Ess and oil
we'll in coays b 3 at tiSsld 1: James MI
Ter; tGGl dfes q It b9fred e death.
" injured and Hairy. ::withsrs badly
burned. y ! =; <. 81 So:
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CIVIL WAR PROBABLE
IN SANTO DOMINGO

CAPE HAYTIEN, Aug. 21.-Advtces
received here from Guayabin, Santo
Domingo. says that General Guellilo.
at the head Of 900 revolutionists. has
left Dajabon, to join the troops of
General Navarro and make an attack
upon Monte Cristi. The government Of
Santo Domingo has sent 1900 men
from Moca against the revolutiontsts.
1t is believed that a desperate civil
war will follow,
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THREE soo1ALtsTs ARE !.
ELECTED 70 sTORTHING

CHR1sT1AN1A. Aug. 21.--The cleo
lions for members Of the. storthing this
far reported show the choice OF is sup
porters Of the government and H. in
Guiding three Socialists, in opposition
There will be 81 rebnllot1nRb.
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REPUBLIC srEEL DIv1DENn

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-The Repub-
lis Iron & Steel company, today de-
clared a quarterly dividend of 2 per
cent on its preferred stock. The extra
disbursement Is on account of deferred
dividends and leaves per cent still
due on the issue.
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Geld In Duluth by 8. 3, Boyon. cn1
for free 0ecaplA
COLONIST RATES ANNOI1NcEn.

= CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-The Southern
Pacific and Union Pacific railroads and
their connections announced individual
ly today colonist rates to California
points, one way OF $4,000 from Cnica-
go, $4,000 from st. Louis and New Or
leans. and $.5.OO from Missouri river
points. The rates Will 30 effective
August al to October 81, - = j, q. ~ i IA
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DIVIDEND Is DEc,.Apur

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-The Federal
Mining and Smelling company today
declared regular quarterly dividend
OF l 81 on its preferred stock and 1
1-2 on Its common stock
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KNIGHTS OF EQUITY WORK

DETROIT, Aug. 21.-The annual
convention Of the knights Of Equity
opened today with 125 delegates pres
ent. Reports Of officers were heard at
the opening session which showed the
organization to be in excellent fnan-
cial condition.
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NE was q Believer.

From the Chicago NeWs: =. = =
= do you believe in :hypnotism p ask
ed the fiuffy-haired boarder, who;
writes type between meals. s93. -. u 5.fs.,i
Sure Is dol eplied the old bachel-
or at the foot sof the mahogany. 4 thlr-;
wise i ii couldn't explain TO my own
satisfaction why men ret mario To-.
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SEVEN workbench KILLED

LAREDO, Tex, Aug. 21.-News has
Just reached here from Salosne Botello
Mexico, that seven men were killed at
that place yesterday ! ma big rock
quarry being operated by the National
1sss< Dad. 5F5sg .@Fs@i 1i
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MANCHuR1A SEEMS DOOMED.

HONOLULU Aug.- 2l.-15he Steamer
ManchYria liz, i suffering greatly IAN, and the
of the wreck is that the vessel is
doomed. ~':~-
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DAN PATCH :BREAKs
ILLINOIS PACING RECORD

GALEsBURG;;.. M. Aug. 21.-Dan
Patch today broke ;,the; pacing record
for Illinois. ~ milking, an exhibition
mile in 1:57&.s.> He made the third
quarter in :28!4> seconds. -. =,
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CITY: :QI(ll I(j|i. .:::dl;|:l|lRjG|tQ.r4

s..53z;ei: =: -. =, =. 49,.
.a %'s ment ssdsfd GSS a f %Sf Hs k.S
81 Vice p 1sssaEd e 4: :; John Meoo1a1ai na;
f Hese;. REC: IT,. John Barron: III ~: W
ssSoha. +, s.: IsSdins Clerk: Geo. North:
held. 'Rl E.: Superior street.
s;:s:. %sEP.s ;s4 2ss.} 1,M.::.::
Ing. second and Fourth: Wednesday," Of
each nor, IT,, President c. B: Uncapher;
Wee !. president. A. Weidig; finan-
recording secretary; L: p schneider. IL
East Superior. St. :: 49,: :;
.;j,c,,n,s:: IL x7~.-: ,,,;.....
,1.Heets iirst ind 'thifd MONDAY At I.abor
EGw. LOVE- Vice Presidenf ot G q FeSsh:
Psi FL Eli snsa SEQ
:, Wv. ). 49,. $500 -. ou''n 81
nRntVnRrt 3vohKERs' ONION NJ, 1ss
>Nssss sa t!f:t S. ~ S;|X,.'ai
XIII ;Has:'1s fhs!
tstary Rudoiph scSippesr,.' . IL East ' ~
'StfsSts = - 81 -: %
::::1kai.s iii j i. esxrsor!oNna.' .yx:
TX MA ~: Is ~ ~ 2o,th. A1 tnr@
snperiof' strset., Fresidsnt Henry JACOB S6:
SON. nI;At tr Ssa 9icx ana 9satn heneat
s eesSsaFX, J2nn - Lynn: sn1naasnc'a! sec
ssSe:t: rs vs. III 't S.
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