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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02

$Two out when winning run was scored.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Lincoln ................O Q 100000 O-3
Wichita ................1 o 100000 IA
Summary: Left on bases-Wichita,
IL; Lincoln. 4. Sacrifice hits-WaId-
ron, Fox. Gagnier, Middleton, Bren-
nan, Cole. Two base hits-Wester-
I'll, 2: Davidson. Home runs
Hughes Cole, Davidson. Stolen bases
Thomas. Struck Out-By Brennan.
4; by Mason. 2. Bases on baIls-On
Brennan, s; off Mason. 4 Hit by
pitchers-Brennan,M Mason. Umpire
Mullen. Time-2:3O. Attendance
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HARVARD WON GREAT RACE.
Defeated Yale Varsity Crew by Six
Lengths-XNas Hard Fought.

New London, Conn.,, July 2.-In a
notable exhibition of rowing Harvard
last evening defeated Yale in their an
nual varsity boat race on the Thames.
The crinsons crew led from start to
finish and won by six boat lengths
Harvards time was 21:5O; Yale 22:1O.
BY this victory Harvard won her sec
in twenty-eight years. Not sicne 1880
in twenty-eight years. ont since 1880
and 1881 has Harvard won two con-
sectuive races from Yale.
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PUEBLO Is UNDECIDED.
1t Is Thought Though That Team VIII
Remain There.

Pueblo. Col. July 2.-The meeting
of business men to consider the pur-
chase of the Pueblo baseball club and
its retention in this city adjourned
without action to reoonvene later.
1t is said that a proposition submit
ted by Lew Drill. former manager. to
manage the team, will be accepted
and that the club will remain in this
CITY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02

Kerner, Niehoff Two base hits
Belden, Niehon. Williams Three
base hits-Mattick. Dalton. Standard
Sacrifice hits-Niehoff. Colligan.
Sacrifice fy-Bohannon. Struck out
BY Ford, 5; Lang. g. Bases on
balls-Of Ford. 5: Lang. 8. Double
plays-Dwyer to Colligan to Williams;
Niehoh to Dwyer to Niehoff. Left on
bases-Denver, 5; Des Moines, s. Wild
pitch-Lang, 2. Time of game-2:10.
Attendance-7OO. Umpire-CIark.
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New York, July New York defeat
ed washington yesterday in ten in
ring game, to 1.
washington ..OoO1oo oooo-1 2
New York 80 0 0 o 0 1 0 0 1-2 z 8
Batteries-Smith, Hughes and Street;
Quinn Manning and Sweeney. Two base
hits-Unglaub. Chase. Three base hits
knight, LeliVelt, Unglaub. Struck out
Manning g. Smith 2, Quinn 2, Hughes
2 Bases on balls-Manning 2, Smith
8. Quinn l. Umpires-Sheridan and
KERN.
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g - - HEALS
- ~ - SORES AND ULCERS

f 2 heals i4 Sores and Ulcers in the simplest
neal because the impurities and morbid
Of
infected they
ne place put instead they constantly discharge
healthy
plood IS
8 =
healthy condition
blood thus
sores and Ulcers medical advice
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA ga
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Boston 3. Phi1adeInhin I.

Boston, July 2.-Boston won the fourth
game of the series from Philadelphia
yesterday, 3 to l.
Score: r. HE.
Philadelphia 10000 oOOO-1 2
Boston .........1 l 0 0 0 0 "-3 l
Observation-Disclosures and Thomas; Arel-
lanes and Carrigan. Two base hits
Collins, Baker. Three base hlt-Hooper.
Bases on balls-Bender l. ArelIanes 1.
Struck out-Arellanes l. Bender 1. UNI
pires-Perrine and O'Loughlin.
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CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUE.
Minneapolis 9. CLAY Center 2.

Clay Center, Kan, July CLAY Cen
ter tried out pitchers yesterday, none
of whom showed much form, Mime
apolis easily winning.
Score: RRE
Minneapolis E. 2 o0O0s 2O-9 10 o
Clay Center 30 0 OO1 % Z 4
Batteries -Huseman and Abbott;
Witt, Miller and Johnson and Alling-
ham.
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10; Lincoln. 5. Sacrifice hits-Pen-
nell Two base hits-Middleton, 2;
Thomas. Stolen bases-Hogriever
2: Hughes. Middleton. Roberts,
Shaner. Double plays-Thomas to
Fox. Struck out-By Shaner. Z; by
Johnson, 5. Bases on balls-Om
Shaner, 4: off Johnson. 4. Umpire
Mullen. Time of game-2:OO, At
tepdance-500
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wichita Cd. Lincoln Is.

wichita, Kan, July 2.-The Jobbers
took both games of a double header
from Lincoln today. Shaner in the
first game allowed but one hit
double by Thomas The second game
went twelve innings when Pennell
walked and scored on WesterziIs
double.
The scores:
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Abilene 3. E1lsmorth ,.

Abilene, July 2.-Abilene defeated
Ellsworth yesterday in a pretty game,
the score being to 2.
Score: RHE
Abilene =. .....oOo12 Oooo-S 3
Ellsworth e. 10 90 O1OO-2 4
characterization and Monroe; How
ard and Sommers.
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Mcpherson Q. Newton 3.

Mcpherson, July 2.-McPherson de-
feated Newton in a short game yester-
day. playing seven innings, when the
game was called to allow Newton to
catch train.
Score: R.H.E
Newton ...........o1o 110o-S /
Mcpherson ..-..-...-7 0 0 0 o % Is 0
Observation-Disclosures, Tapneck, Butler
and Maxey; Clawson and Depew. UNI
pire-Cleeray.
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Pueblo IL. Omaha 7.

Pueblo, Colo. July Pueblo
continued her hitting streak yesterday
and landed on both Lower and
Sanders. Swift pitched good ball but
was given miserable support. The
feature of the game was the long dis
lance hitting of the locals.
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salina Z. junction Citr 4.

Junction City, Kan, July 2.-Junction
City lost the second game to Salina
here yesterday by a combination of err
rors in the fifth and sixth innings.
coore: R.H.E.
Salina . ......o oO0421o0-7 2
junction City 20 1 0 8 o 20 "a Z 4
Batteries-Lien and Swift; Gill, DOH
erty and Masters. Umpire-Brummage
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
St. Louis 2, Chicago 0.

Chicago, July st. Louis continued
it's winning yesterday by defeating Chi
cago to o.
score: RH.E.
Chicago ........Oo0 5000 90 4 0
st. Louis. ........0 o 0 / o. 1
Batteries-White ard Owens; Petty
and Criger. Two base kits-Griggs 2.
Bases on balls-White 8. Petty 4. Struck
out-White 3, Petty 2. Umpires-Evans
and Egan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02

balls-Of Burnum. 3; off From. 4.
Struck out-By, Burnun, 4; by From,
2. Left on bases-ToDeka. 8: Sioux
City, {. Double play-Downie to Alb
bolt Passed ball-Kerns. Time of
game-1:5 so. Attendance-50O I'M
pire-HaSkel
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made.
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Topeka ..............d rs
Summary: Stolen bases-Hunter,
2 Sacrifice hits-Kunkel. From. Two
base hits-Geier 2. Abbott. Stova1I.
Three base hits-Kunkel. Downie.
Home runs-Kerns. Hunter. Bases on
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02

baIls-on Leroy 8. off Hall 3. Hit by
pitched ball-By Leroy. Smoot. Struck
out-By Leroy 4, by West Z. Passed
balls-Yeager 2 Wild pitch-West. UNI
pire-King.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02

The greatest crowd that has ever
assembled here poured into New Lon
don to witness the race. Harvard's
growing confidence brought double
and quadruple the mum Der that usual
~ follow the crimson to the Thames,
while Yale's determination to win back
her glory on the river brought a rec
ord breaking crowd. It was estimated
that at least 40, 900 people witnessed
the spectacle from trains, and every
other kind of vehicle and from a fiot-
lila of the finest floating craft that
graceS American waters.
Although Harvard won by a hand
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Louisville 5. milwaukee 1.

Milwaukee, Wis, July 2.-Louisville
hit in the pinches yesterday and won
from Milwaukee in well played game,
the score being to 1.
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netrnif q canveIand 3.

Cleveland, July 2-Cleveand was easy
for Detroit yesterday. losing 9 to 3.
Score: 80 RHE
cleveland ....1 ooo OooO2-3 5
Detroit 1871 6 0 O. 2 0 % IL 2
Observation-Disclosures. Liebhardt and Eas-
terty; W1llett and Schmidt. Two base
bit-Flick. Three base hits-Willett,
Crawford. Home run-Crawford. Bases
on balls-Berger l, I1iebhart 1, Wilett
Struck out-Liebhardt 4, W1llett g..
Umpires-Connolly and Hurst.
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NsssstRSgEgg League.
WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW.
Lincoln at Topeka.
Sioux City at Wichita.
Omaha at Denver.
Des Moines at Pueblo.

Jimmy Cuthbert, who once played
with Topeka, and was also at different
times with Webb City. Springfield, and
Oklahoma City, is now playing with
Peoria in the Three Eye League and is
hitting the ball hard
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Des Moines Z. Denver 5.

Denver, Colo, July 2.-Des Moines
started a batting rally in the ninth
inning here yesterday scoring three
runs. Ford pitched great ball until
the ninth.
The score.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02
JOPLIN LOSES IT'S TEAM.
President ShiveIy Empowered to Sc
lect Its Successor

Iect Its SUCCESSOR.
Oklahoma City. July AT meeting
of the Western association magnates
at Bartlesville Okla. yesterday Presi-
dent Shively OF Kansas City was en-
powered to place the Joplin team in
one of the three towns seeking a berth
in the association. No intimation has
been given as to what city will be Sc
lected. The Joplin franchise, team and
paraphernalia were taken over by the
association today.
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WeIlington 3. Great BEND 3.

Wellington, July 2-Wellington made
it three out of four from Great Bend
IL, a fast game here yesterday Fisher
was in fine form and allowed only two
hits.
Score: RHE
Wellington. $50 100000 "a 8 )
Great Bend ......0 0 OO1 % 4 /
Bstteries-Campben and Pinkerton;
Salm, Watson and Jokerst.
Strong City. July 2.-No game here
uaSfardau account
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Guthrie 4, 2, Webb City 8, 2.
Springfield 5. Muskogee 8.
Joplin SO, Bartlesville Al.
Enid 8. Pittsburg 0.
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According to Tom F'airweather, the
pudgy secretary of the Sioux City team,
Sioux City is the best ladies' town in
the circuit. Every day there is IN av-
erage of between three and four hun
bred ladies paid admissions, while one
ladies' day the attendance of feminines
on ladies' day was LOO. There are a
few lady fans so loyal in their patron
age of the game, that they purchase
tickets even on ladies' day. What is
the attraction now that Dallas Alder
man is married?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02

Pueblo Chieftain: Umpire Glenalvin
has certainly made good impression
on the Pueblo fans by his work as ar
bitrator here since his initial appear
ance He got off bad at the start, but
since Friday his work has been entire
" satisfactory to every one. His judg-
ment of close plays on the bases is es-
pecially good and he is beyond doubt
enc of the best officials seen here for
a good while
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02

Summary: Stolen bases-Pendry,
Miller. 2 HoIienbeck, walters. TWO
base hits-Curtis 2 Sacrifice hits
Pendry, Kane. Gonding, Corhan-
Struck out-By Swift, 6; Lower, 4;
Sanders, 1. Bases on balls-Of Swift,
4; off Lower. 2: off Sanders, 4.
Double plays-King to Franck; Wal
tiers to Clark. Hit by pitcher-Swift,
l. Time of game-2:10. Umpire
Glenalvin. 800. Hits
OFF Lower Z in Ia innings.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02
Boston Buys New Pitcher.

New York, July 2.-The Boston Ma
tional league has obtained Pitcher
Forest More of the st. Louis club for
$500. Umpire TRULY has retired
from the stan of National league UNI
pires.
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Harry Eells. a former Western Associ-
alton and American League pitcher, Is
still taking a vacation to rest up. He
as going badly early in the spring and
asked Ducky for a layoff for a month
He writes Ducky that he is in good
condition and he is expected to join the
team on the return to Sioux City next
week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02

Jack Haskell has a solution for the
longevity of the game this season. The
veteran umpire lays it to the pitchers.
This season finds The pitchers weaker
than any other season in recent years.
Their control is bad. and they are not
Up to the stand of the remainder of the
teams. Consequently they walk many
men each Gay, and get in the hole, on
the batters with great frequency. More
hits are recorded and this means more
men on bases, and more minutes neces-
dearth of pitchers there is but little
chance OF remedying the protracted
games, according &c Haskell. Haskell
says he has worked in but two hour
and half games this season. 1t is the
same everywhere in the country Games
are much too long.
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SEOEtE 3 INNINLS.
Des Moines--..-..-..o l Q 81
Summary: Stolen bases-Jones,
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Manhattan, Kan, July 2-Manhat-
tan-Beloit game postponed; wet
grounds.
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whitney OF Cornis is trying out Il
the Abilene outfield. Another candi
date for an outfeld job on the same
team is HUFF of Chapman.
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Duck Holmes has a new pitcher,
whom he may spring on Topeka to-
day. He is George Clark, a Sioux City
high school boy. big of stature, and
southpaw He will make a bid for the
hole left in the pitching stiff by Steve
Meter.
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in time to pitch the morning game
There is another story in connection
with that Pueblo club. which the Pu-
ebIo Elks are trying to keep in Sunville.
This is to the effect that the manage
ment has not only been offered to Lew
Drill, but to Jimmy Ryan, the old Chi
cage outfielder, who probably was one
OF the greatest outfelders the game
ever knew. Both Drill and Ryan have
professed a willingness to take the club
providing satisfactory arrangements
can be made regarding the finances.
Sioux City Journal: The Pueblo Star
Journal wants someone to give any kind
of a reason why -'Ducky' always man
aged to miss Pueblo. We can give one.
He stated last year, after the Pueblo
crowd 1nobbed Umpire Brennan, and
the police locked up a visiting newspa-H
per man from Sioux City-a chap who
weighs about 100 pounds and charged
with melting \ riot-that he would
never visit the town again. He has kept
his word, although he realizes that the
rev spaoer boys out there have conclud-
ed that he isn't the savage they once
painted him. That's about all, except
that he was needed here to help ar
range for the flag raising day, and the
re cent trip TO Pueblo gave him a chance
to go to Chicago to see about a pitcher.
Pueblo Chieftain: IN referring to
Roy Corhan the papers over the circuit !
usually speak OF him as being the sec
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02

The Junction City paper insist that
the Salina scorers must have been ia.
voring Quigley to give him such a bat.
ing average, as .407.
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DENVER
DIES MONIES.

Ot1A9 1900 90
~Bafted for Clarenne in mint
%Batted for Ford in ninth.
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Sandy Griswold in the Omaha World
Herald: Glenalvin, he of the solid
ivory skull is still masquerading on
Tiperino O'Neill's staff.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02
KERNS The HERO.
Topeka Catcher Put Ball Over
Fence in Ninth Inning
And Scored Two Runs Winning
the Game.
WAS AN UPHILL CLIMB
Umpire Haskell's decisions
Helped the Visitors.
Locals Hit the Ball Hard in
Final Part of Contest.

Butch Kerns. hero.
Butch Kerns. candidate for any of
fee he may want.
Butch Kerns. home run hitter.
If there is anything that st. Louis
boy wants in Topeka. he can have it.
For one little jolt by his trusty war
pole transformed an almost certain
defeat into a glorious victory for the
Topeka team yesterday afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02

Red Maggie will join the Greenbaokers
in time to pitch the morning game
against the locals on July 3.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-02

Jay Andrews has signed young Minor
~sramer, youthful Oklahoma pitcher
who pitched four no-hit no-run games
out Of five in which he recently worked.
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Locke, the youngster, who is with the
Pueblo team, is said to be the most
reppery player in the Western League.
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OMAHA
PUEBLO

1OldlS I'D ~
spencer out for cutting bases.
**Cadman batted for WEIGH in ninth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-14

EFFIE BOILER. Noble Grand.
NELLIE HARDESTY. Per. Sec.
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TWO DEsERTERS
WERE PICKED UP
PAR Of Soldiers are Detaind in Ire
City Jail fer lrvestiga-
.ior.

Two men d7azse5 II khafa z
ard supposed u y deserserx f-p- III
regular zrDy. we-e Pte.at - 81 N
leyes this morning By Ger Pszsgs
and 2farsAA Ess@g z c.@z
up in the c.ty a. 9=-g - s1
ugario1
Tier ga7e tAe z@
Ray, aged e years z1a Lozs Es
veg aged = Ts@rs 5 ET=
the city sincs Test=-zT
When questioned y - --zz1 =
the police statioa f1s z1-zszg st-s
being PICKED u7 tleT stztst tt
had left Fort sEeri6zz n=er C9
becease Their were aoz sa-ise@s tc-s
AMI we're q thesr ~sT u IL for q
Des Moines
Thsy admired azvl1g is.t ws
permission and asd 70 psSe-z . saor
thz- ;heF EaFe rc- tsse-e-
TIE marshal lo-ekes TEX u sns
has sent GueET u For S1e-1z1 y
ind or something zboE1 -1e
Il Their prore 70 X dess-serz. .ae7s
s rewzrd q ~ ezea TT sae- -
su-n
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CITY NEWS.

Some sure winning numbers at
Dodge's Theatre tonight
e. E. Hawkes. and J. Cal Hagny
are both SICK a. home today
Apron sale at ST Paurs hall. post
roned Until Friday, April Is.
Attend the <. and L. Q; S. dance
Thursday night Il Hawkes. hall
Tie jury for the next term Of the
superior court Is ID be drawn on Mon
day.
In tie superior court this morning.
John Mccain vas given FIVE days for
being drunk. and George Donnell drew
3 davs for The same ofense-
Paul Blakasley and Ed Tuxford
we're anad 81 and costs in the superior
court this morning for disturbing the
peace last evening on Main street be
tween Fifth aE6 Sixth streets BIZ fight
Ing.
Charles Alexander was sentenced
10 Is days in the county jail this
morning IN the superior court for the
larcsny OF 2 pillow from Mrs. Rickers.
He said that he found the plow on his
land and had put II away for safe
/ keeping. not intending TO steal il.
The Fort Madison bartender who
struck Ex-sheriff George Tucker Il
[ the back OF the head with bottle
1 causing his death, plead guilty 10 man
! slaughter yesterday afternoon IN tbs
district court and Judge Bank will sen
! tence him on FRIDAY. The penalty Il
from one 70 eigat Years in The peniten
tiarr
This morning at ii O'Clock occur
4 ed the funeral OF the late Rev. H Z
/ Tricket, services being held at th'
Hawkes. undertaking parlors and at
tended BY many Of the friends Of I'll
deceased Rev. Lilley and Rev. Con
Moran had charge and appropriate
music was furnished by the choi
from the First Christian church. Tn
remains were taken TO the church Z
Golden Point. near Hamilton. this Al
ternoon for burial, services also bs
ing held there.
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CITY NEWS.
Use . Cate City want.

Use Gate City want.
-E~e-'s Grand Leader. best SC cigar
Program changes all around III
Dcdge's Theatre tonight
Remember the big carpet and rug
sale. corner Of Fourth and johnson
Fred \ wedler.
An three OF the leading hotels of
the city lad full house last even
ing. the Royal, keokuk and Grand do
ing good business. Commercial .,sa
are IN the city By the score at present
with their spring and early summer
goods All report good business.
]. c. Scott, editor OF the Monirose
Journal. accompanied by Mrs. Scott
IS al Rochester. MINI. where he will
submit 10 an operation. Mr. Scots
many friends, not only in Lee but IL
the First district. will trust that he
may soon return home n good hea'sh
The following dispatch from New
York. few days ago. may be Of
interest to some keokuk people who
may hare had IN acquaintance with
=
Lister. the banker. died suddenly today.
He was q director OF the Burlington
and keokuk and Des MONIES railroad
company.
The annual meeting Of the West
minister Brotherhood will be held in
the chapel OF Westminster church
Friday evening. For this occasion
the usual rule Of calling on local
speakers has been departed from. An
address following he supper. viii BE-
delivered By Rev. Scott ". Smith ~
Cedar Rapids on THE Man of GaiiIee
and the Men of America" Mr. Smith
is chairman Of the Presbyterian Sy-
mods committee on Mems Brother
hood. and one of the bess known men
OF Iowa connected with this church
Each member OF the Brotherhood IS
allowed TO invite guest 10 this meet
ing The supper will be served BIZ the
womens Sewing Society, al Gas
O'Clock.
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u IE.S amendment OF Nalc1 ~
keokuk can get il If she 50 desires
After NJ. Poster had finished read
mg his paper. lively discussion vas
engaged IL Short addresses being
made on the subject BY several men
prominent In public affairs.
At the close OF The discussion the
following resolutions we're offered and
unanimously adopted By rising vote:
Resolved. that ne the mer bers OF
Trinity Methodist Brotherhood 90
hereby place ourselves o. record as
being unanimously IN favor OF the
commission risn, other wise known
as the Des Moines plan. ready and
Wiling TO cooperate with othe- organ
fzations If the men CT Kaokuk for the
purpose Of furIhering this plan OF city
government
Resolrsd. that co7y Of Dr.. Poyses
paper together with copy OF these
resolutions. be handed 10 the daily
Hapers OF The city. and that they be
requested 10 print them IN full
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The Mission

OF those ccrpuscies In your blood
that have been called Little
Soldfess," is 60 fight fog you
against the disease germs that
constantly endangeF your health
These corpus cies are made
healthy and strong by the use Of
HOODS Sarsaparilla.
This medicine IS s combination OF
more than % different remedial agents
In proportions SnG by process known
calv to ourselves and ii hiss for thirty
yes-s been constantly proving is worth.
No substitute. lone iuss-a$gooc. -
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REREkAhs NOTICE..

Members OF Colfax lodge, No. Z
R4hekah degree. /. O. 0. F, will meet
a. Odd Fellows hall Thursday At l
p n. to attend the services Of our
sister. Caroline Agne. 6e1 Exchange
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CcMuSSIoE PLAN
Or GOVERNMENT
tCoatsnued from page -

for cash, with no warrants outstanding
unpaid, and 3 neat balance IN the
treasare1s hauds-and this IS IN the
face o. the masS extensive improve
meass ever witnessed n the city dur
ing the sane length Of time
or March -. 1898 the st-te legislz-
tuTe passed al amendment 10 the act
which provided for cities q 2G,e9e
pouzSztion and Up, and Under this
amendment, cities Of 1850 ts 900
are enabled 10 adopt the plan.
Cities q s.gea 10 25.eaa population
Rat three commissioners instead OF
I've and the salaries vary with the size
o. rne eft. as follows