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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-07
RACES AT SAUCER TONIGHT.
Pursuit Race Between Samuelson and
Mcfarland Is Feature Event.

Manager J. II. Chapman he's arranged a
good card for tonights race meet at ghe
saucer track. The main event viii be an
Australian pursuit race between Samuelson
and Mcfarland The Pride OF Provo is now
riding betYr than al any other time during
the season and insists that he can give Me-
Farland the ride of his life. II is also we'll
known that the lanky Californian is travelling
some. During the last few race meets no
has walked away with the big honors in
practically every event he has been entered
IN. The two men arc in primo condition for
EenuI,e Sustshnnn pursuit race
Though the Snmuelson Mcfarland race is
billed as the big event OF the evening there
is another that promises equal amount of
interest. 1t is the one-half mile race be-
tween Mitten and Benny Monroe. This race
Is French style. Milton has not won n race
this season. nor has he won n second To.
night he can't escape having one of theso
two honors thrust upon him. Other events
on tho programme follow.
Onc-mile handicap, professional.
One c-quarter'mile open, amateur.
One.milc handicap. amateur
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Goes on Fishing Trip.

GoLDFIELD, New, Sept. 6.-Tha re-
rort that Battling Nelson was danger
pusIy i'll and was likely to die as re,
suit suit Of the beating, received at the
hands ham of Joe Cans Monday is so far
9mmn' Fan, true ri that Nelson left Goldfield
tb;s his morning for Truckeo for fishing
trip, Aside from some few nasal ana
internal hemorrhages Nelson was NOT
ss' sc natural consequence Of frequent
no,,isions with Cans fists, but nothing
ronre serious. He left this morning
1r;thont any blare Of trumpets. Nolan
and his wife left this morning for Chi
aago' chg Siler. the referee will start for
San Francisco tomorrow morning
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FIRST ACCIDENT OCCURS
At. SEA G|RT TOURNEY
Son Of. Sergeant Doyle Shot
Through Arm With Re.
vOlver Bullet.

SEA GIRT, n. J., Sept. e.-The hrst
nament occurred today when George n
Doyle, aged II, son Of Sergt. Doyle of
New York. was shot through the arm
with a revolver bullet, while on the
beach in the rear of the butts of the
pistol range. The wound was not Sc
rious. Skirmishing in the national team,
match was taken up today
The army rife team, showing the re-
suit of their special training in skir-
mishing, have all forged to the fore
m the national team match. Although
skirmishipg was III progress at a late
hour last night, the standing of the
leaders had been figured out today. The
six leaders at the end OF the next to
the final stage of the match included all
the service teams.
New York, thrice winner, has been
pressed back from first to third place
and the positions of many Of the 9th,
The standing of the leading teams at
the end of the next to the final stage
follows:
U. S. infantry, 2s42; U, S. cavalry,
1928; New York, 2s02; Massachusetts
27o3; U. s. Marine corps, 27S9; q. s.
navy, 2753; Ohio, 2701; New Jersey.
1906: Wisconsin, 1858; Washington
1854; Minnesota, 1851; Pennsylvania,
2601
The national team match, which was
started on Tuesday and finished late
today, was won by the infantry of the
United States army The first prize
consists of. the national trophy, pro.
vided by Congress. $500. in cash and
medals for the team members, Second
prize, the Hilton trophy. 5000 and med
ais, was won by the United States cav
airy. Third prize, the Bronze Soldier
of Marathon, $3.50 and medals, won by
Massachusetts. Fourth prize, 500 and
medals for the team members, by New
York. Fifth prize, $75 and medals, by
the United States navy, and sixth
prize, $50 and medals, by the United
States Marine corps.
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PRINCIPALS FAVOR FOOTBALL.
Chicago Schoolmasters Declare pen War
on Secret Societies.

CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-The princi-
pals committee on high school athletics
yesterday voted without a dissenting
voice against offering football cham
pionship pepnant this fall. At the same
time board members said that the war
against high school fraternities and So
cieties would be reopened as soon as
the courts unite the hands of the board
A suit for injunction to restrain the
board from refusing to permit "frat"
and sorority members is now pend
ing in the courts. Should the injunc-
ton be granted, board members de
clare they will resort to other meas
ures TO crush out the high school secret
societies.
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Races at Sheepshead Bay.

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-Sheepshead Bay
results:
First race. six furlongs-Roseben won
Rusk second, Fretension third. Time
l.12 Is.
Second race, steeplechpsc. about two miles
-Erpansiopist won, Caller second Tom Co.
Sap third. Time. 4:oe 90.
Third race, Dash stakes, seven furlongs
futurity coursc-W. II. Daniels won, Yam
kee Gun second, Paumonok third. Time,
1:ooS-5.
Fourth race, Reaper stakes one and three.
sixteenth miles-Entree won. uonsidos sec
oud, Moonshine third, Time, 900 As
Fourth race, Reaper stakes, one and three.
Girl second, Leonard Joe Hnymon third. Time,
:5945
Sixth race, mile and sixteents on turf
Sailor Boy won GrsPple second Tartan third,
Time, l AT 3-5
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Horse Races at Butte.


BUTTE Sept, 6.-The summary:
First race. 2:17 pace-Bonnie Treasure
won in three stroight heats; Berthe K. sec"
ond, Prince Charles third. Time, 2:lB&.
21s, 2:19k. Gov. Ramsey and Irwin @.
also started.
Second race, 222 trot-Ncerguard won in
three straight heats-Allerton Boy second,
2.IoH Dan Allerton also started,
Third race. six furlonEs-sprins Leaf
won, Flourish second. L.. X. Bingham third.
Time. lis.
Foorth race. selling. six furlong ngs-Burskin.
Montauk Maid second Gold Cocadc third.
Time, 1:15h.
Fifth race handicap, three furlongs-Atoks
won, Sam F. second, The Battlcr third. Time,
2;3s
Sixth race selling. four furlongs-T. TIM
lock won. Milna Baker second. Mosketo
third. Time, :o2.
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YOUTHFUL GOLFER LOOMS UP.
BY Defeating McKittrick, Kimball Pos
sible Contender for Championship.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 6.-By his defeath of
Ralph McKittrick OF the ST. Louis Coun-
try club In today's round OF match
play. Richard Kimball OF Glen Echo.
ST. Louis, aged 10. looms on the gollng
horizon as a possible contender In the
finals Of the amateur championship tour
nament OF the Western Golf associa-
tion, which is in progress on the links
OF the Glen Echo Country club.
The third round VIII be played tomor-
row, and the semi-f1nals In the afternoon
Today's play established a new COM
petitlve record for the Glen Echo course
for Is holes. Richard Klmball OF Glen
Echo defeated Ralph McKlttrick. OF
the ST Louis Country club, up and
covered the course in 70 strokes. H.
Chandler Egan, the present Western
champion, made "a In the Olympia clup
competition,
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Relatives Discredit Rumor.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6-At the home of
Battling Nelson in this city today his
relatives declared that they had re-
ceived no information that would lead
them to believe that ne is in serious
condition and that they did not credit
the reports that he is dying. Several
kilograms were sent TO Goldheld to
learn of Nelson S condition, but no re-
ply has vet been received
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ROOSEVELT CUP
WILL REMAIN HOME
For Third Time an American
Yacht Crosses Finish in
the Lead.
CAPTAIN ADAMS PROVES
HIMSELF A SPORTSMAN
FoulingY Vim Unintentionally, He
Immediately Withdraws
Auk From Contest.

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Sept s-To-
days race, the third of the series be-
tween German and American yachts for
the Roosevelt cup; was won by the Vim.
owned by Commodore Park Of the Ameri-
can Yacht club Of New York The Vim
vas also the winner Of yesterdays race,
The victory OF the New York boat today
was made certain mile and half from
the finish by the withdrawal OF the AUX,
owned by Charles Francis Adams III. of
Boston The AUX withdrew because she
fouled the Vim. This action Of her owner
was generally hailed as a sportsmanlike
act
The Tilly VI. (German) was the second
boat to finish. but she was protested by
the Wannssee (German) because of foul
alleged at the start. A decision will be
announced Saturday.
The race today was practically a con-
test between the American boats Vim
and AUX, and 1t has been many a day
since the spectators witnessed a yacht
race as closely and cleverly fought, On
account OF the withdrawal OF the AUX
there was no way of ascertalning which
one Of the two would have won the, race.
Al windward work the Vim was easily
the Auk's superior.
Accident Occurs.
On the final leg the accident occurred.
Skipper Adams saw that he could not run
through the lee OF the Vim, and he shot
his boat across the WINS stern He mis-
Judged the distance and the Auk's fore
stay hooked into the outhaul elect on the
WINS boom, which bent almost double
and caused her TO jibe. In order TO get
back to the course, Skipper Buckname Of
the Vim was obliged TO come about Mr..
Adams at once sailed back to his moor
ings.
or the German challengers the best
sailing was by Tilly vi. The other Ger
man boats. Wannssee and Gleuckauf ".
were always In the background. The
sailing Of Tily VI, was the most skillful
shown by the foreigners. The elapsed
time;
Vim .,..........,.....2.5t :31
n
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SISTER MAY MEET SISTER.
Miss Florence Sutton May Meet Her
Sister Nav In Chanapionshin Match

CINCINNATI Sept, 6-In the tri-S State
tennis tournament today tho semi-fn in
former woro won by Robert Leroy and r. D.
Little, both of New York They will meet
tomorrow for the honor of playing Bens
Wright for the ui~State championship Satur.
day
The semi finals in ladies' singles were won
By Miss Florence Sutton and Miss Marjorie
Dodd OF Cincinnati These two will battle
tomorrow for the honor of challenging Miss
May Sutton
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sioux CITY 9, Des Moines 8.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Sept. e.-By pounding
Miller hard Sioux City won from Des Moinos
today. Q TO s. score: r.. II. f..
Sioux City A o o 10 Is !
Batteries-Miller and Wolf; Hall and
Reece and Barwald.
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PROVO CANYON EXCURSION
Via d. e. R. G., Sunday, Sept. 9,

Leave Salt Lake 8 81. m. Returning
leave Upper Falls at $40 p. m. Spring
Dell 1925 .. m. Arrive Salt Lake 6 p, m.
Trout and chicken dinners at Upper
Falls and Spring Dell. Finest canyon
trip in the West. Good fishing in Pro-
vo river. Everybody invited. Fare,
S125 round trip.
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CANS ARRIVES IN FRISCO
Will Leave for East Directly to Accept
Flattering Theatrical Engagement.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.-Mr. and
Mrs Joe Cans and his brother-in-law
Bob Turner, arrived here this afternoon
II Is the present intention Of Cans to
rest a week before leaving for the East,
where he will play ten weeks at $1,000
a week Gans's right hand is still badly
swollen, Cans says he will give Britt
the next chance, but will arrange terms
later.
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American Association,

AT Miuneapolis-First game, Minneapolis
TO- Kansas City l; second game, Minneapolis
Al Columbus-Columbu 6, Indianapolis s..
At ST. Paul-st. Paul s.; Milwaukee 10.
AZ Louisville-Toledo i. Louisville /.
A. CoIumbus--Second game, Columbus 2,
Indianapolis .; called at end Of eighth, dark
ness G. D., ,
Milwaukee 3.
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No Truth in Report.

Kansas City, Sept. Ga private
message received here this afternoon
said there was no truth in the rumor
that Battling" Nelson was seriously
ill., and that he had left Gold6eld, New,
this morning for San Francisco.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Pueblo 4, Lincoln 3.

PUEBLO. Colo. Sept. 6.-Morgan was in
rare form today and Pueblo won the opening
game from Lincoln by score OF 10 3.
Score ~ n ~.
Lincoln e.. 2 o 0 O o Q ID |
Pueblo II o o o o 3 - o
Battories-Eyler and Zinrsn; Morgan and
Reniker
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A Philadelphia l.

q kpt. S.-Timely hit
katsd the Philadelphia
-: T. H. E.
Uiie006 0 o. 5 0
3tie0100 0-1 7 I
~ iad 0'Nell: Richie,
E,n. Tvoebase hits
Ersatld. Struck out
lil,h ]. By Pieiffer 8.
n g!ehle /, OF Pfeifer
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|ak Brooklyn 2.

NJ. s.-Matthswso
i,.sy and struck out
Id game won by the
Exc: z. H. E.
3laee01I0-2 7 2
|npiel0o Us 9 0
hpn lad Bergen; Mat
= md Smith, Two
htiG Bases on balls
IA Struck out-By Nc
|G,sIioa II. Umpire
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nsnsurs o.

ritaSurs 0.
t-stoTu held Pitts ~
~, CaIy Two 3e OF tne
a ttlrd base. Eftors TOTE :
b thsir getting tnst
a ,hros and Browns 8 :
Is tsir first run, ano
! riugls by Chance a. e
r. H. E.
lsstoo91-a I 2
|Ii,ooooo W ! !
L, ed King; Leiheld
r.s.ss hit-scheckard. Z
10 l. BY Leiheld 5;
"a Erdrn J, OF Leiheld
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Pacific Coast League.

A. PortIsnd-Portland 5, Los Angeles
at Oakland -Oaklaud 13, Fresno IL.
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Smith and Jacobsen hard today and won.
10 3. Score: r. H. E,
Cleveland q 900 oo4 - IS /
st. Louis 30 Q 1 o 0-3 8 4
Batteries-Bernhhrd and Clark. Smith,
Jacobsen and Spencer.
New York 6, Boston 5.
NEW YORK, Sept, 6.-GrfBth's S team won
from Boston again today. to 5, making me
thirteenth successive victory for the New
York Americans. Score r. II. E..
Boston >. 20 o j / o o.-5 II 2
New York II ! o 0 3-e 10 s
Batteries-Winter and Armbruster; Doyle,
Cheshro, Klcinow and Mcclure.
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llIEAeus,

> Dstoit 8.
n s-g.la,,,. and
b D,'rOIt's ho,pii.I snd
~, :, A'lar7 pluysrpp 5vIp''s, IL
astss On .Ss ine.iS "a
D: ~ game vas easy
I,;siass.ins; s. = =; =; !
n NJ ~ 9 lila is 4
ssAnidt; Smith
,hIhdslphis 0.
ID 's-Sl..aAias,su ( .hu,
,ssIg / ". ,I.Ikslbure al.
~" and struck
Msscso 2, Fl, /.
se9o6S 8 2
ID iss.,s,.ssia s.ssss .nd Pew .
y leul. ). :
f.-et,.l.ad s.,,.s
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~ IT, Louis 0.

r. H. e.
-rle1og0 % 6 1
10000 10 2 o
aad Livingston;
M' Two-bass hit
ht-HlgginH, Struck
hsss on balls-oT
l. Umplre-Con-
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N, tlarinnati Q.

NJ e.-Thers was an
J t,1tls-header between
3 Douls today. The
NJ ane. largely by
scals, 10 the second
Ellsa 70 seven innings
v iro hits we're mads
R. H. 2.
illoo0 0 0 % 8 s
ilio0121-7 9 1
I'd schleI; Beebe
rAbass hIt-Kelly.
!sT,y. Struck out-By
i Bases on balls
k.sA l. Umplre-Con-
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Geisler, 238 West 9rd
North. Bell phone 661-K nlu23
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pRoPosALs FOR BEEF. CORN. GRO

DRoPosALs FOR, BEEF, CORN; GRO
ceries. etc,-pegartment OF the In
toT,0i ten. b. G. March 2s, 1895, Sealed propoS-
ais plainly marked on m the hs.} outside OF the
as the case may be, and addressed to the
"Commissloner OF Indian Affairs, Wash
,neton ID c." Will be received at the In
alan Office until 2 o'clock p. m, of Tues
SaV' May s. 1895, and then opened. for fur
uI1s3hing the Indian service with rolled bar
hS inS beef, corn salt, coffee, sugar tea,
soap. soar baking powder. and other groceries.
bianks Schedules giving all necessary
Information for bidders viii be furnished
inaton D. C; the U, S. Indian Ware
houses at New York City; Chicago ~.
francisco. Cal, the Commissary OF Sub
sistence. q. S A.. at Cheyenne, Wye. the
ouartermaster. U. S. A, Seattle, Wash,
and the postmasters at Tucson, Portland,
Spokane, and T@eoma' The The Department H1
bids or any part OF any bid, F. z.
IEUPP. Commissioner w9IO
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

,dllcy, Otto. Wyo:
MANUEL Lester, Salt Lake; Mrs Rose
',adon, Salt Lake.
sherry o. Curtis, Denver, Colo; Flor
;'ce l. Woodruff, Colorado Springs. Colo.
fhomos Jones. Ogden; Beatrice Ridges,
1t Lake
',0Icf Eyenson, Salt Lake; Katie Mac
all, Salt Lake.
jonathan Woolston, Salt Lake; Marth"
Ike. Salt Lake.
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riam Van Orden. Lewiston.
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ANTED-RELIABLE MEN TO REG
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Nation Employment Depart. good posi-
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TO SEDL-SNAP-ONE HUNDRED AND
fifteen dollar cabinet sewing machine.
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NATR-NAL CASH REGISTER OSCAH
Groshell. sales agent No 22l Main at
Expert cash register repairing Second.
hand registers always in stock n16af
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SECONDHAND STORE. COMPRISING
furniture, ranges: doing good business,
well established; rent reasonable; sell
cheap. Address Y 5, Tribune. wl654
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BRICK BARN, 23xso FT. WITH AMPLE
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to be paved. Fritsch, No. u East End
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sST DOUBLE VIOLETS AND FU-
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PIPE 10000 FEET

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CARPENTER AND JOINER

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-COND-HAND NATIONAL CASH
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SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!

ALL KINES AT BAILEY a. SONS
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"a or without private baths, cafe i'm
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BOARD AND ROOMS

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HOUSE WRECKING


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~ WE DO THE LARGEST PAWN
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AIN the largest amounts at the lowest
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works. cold-blast feather renovating;
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,sDNUMENTS AND TOMBST0NES

AL lOUk ORDER NCM rOH DhC-
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SCAYENGERS
WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL HEM
prop, Is l. lst So, 200 rooms; rates. 25c
&c and soc.
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asUCK AND WING DANCING TAUGHT.
esongs taught: private lessons, special at
ention TO beginners. Bell phone Main
E-X wl544
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UPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE Rk-UPHOL-
stored and repaired Estimates submit
ted request. Phones 3299. S. L. Matt
& Mfg. Co, LES w lst So. 22A
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EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN WANTS
position OF taking care OF horses. has
references Address w Tribune. w351
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DIED

-sHrHT-At Perth Amboy. y. j., on Thurs-
LE'ey. AYril 5. Joseph Bossi Foeht. son oi
"a latc Joseph r. Focht and Gabrieis ~
--ossl aged 2 years and four months ID
tSmcnt at Dover. n. j.
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ELECTRO DERMATOLOGIST

HAIR, MOLES, BIRTlIM ARKS
freoklcy. red spots. all imperfcctions Of
the skin permanently removed by electric
needles. Miss Small, Col Templcton bldg
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oMs AND BOARD sTRICTI-y
lodern; private family. everythIne
de5's s,l clnss Independent phone 1904 rs
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FLORISTS

49, 5ieS w12J9
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DIARIES

EMPIRE DAIRY. H. N STANDISH.
Mgr Bottled MIX. Cream an3 Butter,
EMPIRE DAIRY,
lS East Second South street
Telephones Bell, 300; Ind. 2555
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WANTS BOARD AND
|pl1pom, close in, private family. Address.
|arfing particulars and terms. w 80. Irib-
|ssne
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il CREAM MANUFACTURERS

2 KELLEY co, Pure ICE CREAM
sherbets; prompt delivery aS Rich
!. street Both phones 323 w557
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PERSONAL

WINNERS or RAFFEL AT 2l2 W. IsT
South No. 6S, l.. Garven, quilt; No %,
R Jones. sofa pillow wlGG2
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SELLING
CLAIRV0YANTS

MADAME ALIESE PINK. CLAIRYOY-
ant, medium and card reading, 1l8 South
First West; now at my new location
Telephone Sd4-k. nl6S3
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viz RENT a GROOM, 2-STORY MOD
IN house IL bargain is offered Will
Z. Address L. o. box 1888. wlll1
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TWO NICE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
electric light and gas. Fields apart
ments, 26 Il lst South.