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foR BUSINESS ban
Qualifications Which Each Should
PosSsss-WanamaISsr a. Example.
~ ALRoH L HoISEY.

Qualifications Which Each Should
PoSsoss-WanamaISsr a. Example.
b ALBION L HoISEY.
Every business must have q
head or executive department,
which should embody three
things-viz. ability 70 purchase,
knowledge Of salesmanship and
knowledge Of advertising.
No successful business Is COM .
plete without the three, and Jet
we rarely see q person capable
Of doing all three cneditably.
Perhaps John Wanamaker is the
no. acceptable example OF the
happy combination. and be is
the originator OF a certain style
Of advertising.
A man who is skiIlful In the
purchase Of raw materials for
bis factory or OF goods for his
retail store. and is a good sales
man win make a living In
any business
Many colored business men
whom we call successful are
merely the making a good Iv-
ing" kind.
These men are In the main .
satisfied to drift along In this
manner when If they would add .
an equal amount Of advertising
with the same care and Judg- :
ment their business would In
most casS,-s double itself In a few .
yearS ana give employment 20
twice aS many persons. :
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New Book on Racial Emsneipstion.
Ethiopia Onbounded' il the title
OF a new book hy Curiey Hayford of
the Gold Coast Of Africa. The book
contains about twenty chapters and
dweIls at length on studies in racial
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GtsaIinR the vote fron Them.

oS44unB Cue VOC nun Cnem
In the north today You sand idly
By and zee the principles for which
your fathers gave their lives tn the
eiV1 war being swept away"
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!, AND S-RooM sTki,,
houses, Keys al 30
street.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

kinsley Development company. a COR
poration OF Utah. Location Of principal
place OF business. Salt Lake CITY, Utah
Notice 10 hereby given that at a meet
Ing OF the directors held on the 10Th
dag OF October. 1911. an assessment OF
mills Tone Nth OF l cent? per share
Was levied On the capital stock Of the
corporation. payable on November 90
1911, 10 y. A Dunyon. treasurer OF the
company. room 7@i. Mcintyre building
South Main street Salt Lake City, Utah
Any stock upon which this assess 1lent
may remain unpaid on November ~
l9ll' WIZ be delinquent and advertised
TOT sale at public auction. and unless
The llth day OF December. 1911. TO pay
me deiinquent assessment. together With
the cost OF advertising and expense OF
sale. y. A. pUNYOS secretary W.
oincc- III Mcintyre Building. south
Main Street. Salt Lake CITY. Utah
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Office OF the board OF puoiIc works, Sal,
Lake City. October IS, 1911
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until 1880 p. M. Friday. November
18th. 1911, for constructing pipe sewers
IN sewer extension No. 296. Rice street
tFostcr streen north from Ninth South
street. between state and Second East
streets. according To plans on ille In the
city engineers office.
plans. proflles, specifications and forms
Tor contract and bond may he obtained
upon application at the office OF the
board OF public works or the city engi-
dollars is required.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF The board Of public works
n3oJt II. .. MCMILLAN. Chairman
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

tIider Nevada Copper company. loca
zion or principal place ol business. salt
Lake city.
Noticc-'rhere are delinquent upon the
Following described stock on account OF
assessment No. =. levied on thc 18th day
OF September. 1911 the sevcrni amounts
set opposite tho names OF The respective
shareholders, as follows.
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NOTICE

Notice Us hetsoy, given BY the. city
council Of Salt Lake City Of the inten-
,;on OF such counc.! 20 make the follow
Ing described Improvement. 10 Wit:
Constructing and laying sewer lateral
o. vit-lfiec pipe eight tS) inches In di-
snelsr. IN Chester street. which runs
north from Sixth South street to Fifth
Ninth East streets In sewer district No. i.
and 6cfray the abutters' portion Of the
cost and expense thereof. estimated at
eight hundred forty and 20-lon ,$Ss0.2 20)
dollars. or S7-100 ts0S7) dollar per
front OF linear foot OF abutting property,
there being o6j.75 feet abutting said I'm
provement by local assessment upon
the lots or pieces o! ground within the
following described district, being the
said improvement. namely;
The north 254.5 feet OF the east side
of the west l57 feet Of lot 8. the south
@06.25 feet OF the east side OF the west
14s.5 feet OF lot s. the north 25o feet OF
The west side of the cast lJI feet of lot
2, the south 2iS feet Of the west si6e OF
The east 1855 feet OF lot I. all In block
-. plat e. Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections to The
carrying out OF such intention must be
presented In writing stating therein 10;
and block. or description OF property. 10
the city recorder or or before the 18th
day OF November 1911. being the time
set by said council when II will hear and
consider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto
BY order OF the city council OF Salt
Dated October End. 1911.
B. S, RIvES.
City Recorder:
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

funeral services Tor
Edward j, Fitzgerald. who died october
II. IoiI will be held at The ;: ID. Eyans
moriuary chapel As South state ,a,1 street
. ~ IN Services will be- under the aus
niccs or W. o. W. camp No. %.
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t-KOoM BUNGATCw---
furnace northeast b;easaso.r D
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order OF the board OF directors made on
In. 2Sth day of September 1911. so
many shares of each parcel OF such
nc tic office of the company. Mccormick
X Co. bank. Salt Lake city, Utah on
the 18th day Of November. 1911, at {
a clock y. M Of sHid day, 10 pay de-
linuucnt assessment thereon, toget ethcr
with tic cost OF advertising and expense
OF sale.
.JNO. j. NORRIS. Secretary
I,,i1.
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SHOE REPAIRING
TAILOR MADE CORSETS


LADIES. CALL MRS. MANN AND HAVE
YOUR measure taken for a Splrella Cor
set: l years guarantee, peery hotel.
u239,
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WANTED A FEW FIRST GLASS
demonstrators and solicitors at once.
2Is South West Temple. Peery Hotel
bldg. r3I05
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u01-sC FOR Rent 4NlasIs NSiIs a
West. between So rnaulrs
| So. . Folsom a ~
| n & NJ +. oiflce'
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LADIES' GOWNS
PYORRHEA SPECIALIST


DIX ROBERT w. HALL - PRACTICE u
LIMITED 10 PYORRHEA AND PRO-
PlifLASlS. go kEARNS BLDG.
pJEaI
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CASKET FACTORY

--~O-----~-~-O~O~~---~-~-~ = -,
IiTAH CASKET co. MFGRS. AND
-oGes and undertakers supplies. Phones,
aay. gOSS: night 2SllZ. Telephone or
o12S
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FURNISHED ROOMS. STEAM HEAT. 81
and up. 106 SO. End East. Tabor ho-
tel. nlO3b
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HORSES CARED FOR

~->~>-->-----~~-@-~----
PROPERLY FED AND
cared for: satisfaction guaranteed. Call
At 3fs Sth East or Bell f24i-Y oS
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S-eN MOD, BRICK. c2RNssss 'S,ss'' Z
nj nj" s7s r. 7th south; %l' s!,:;; !" Is,
Phones. Bcll Nasatu'
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thursday SALE AT ss5 SO. STATE.
rooms. 6. Z. Usterioh. o77o
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

>--~>--~---~>-~~~~-~-~----
CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass. chipped glass and painted. Both
phones. x2S
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co,
Office and house cleaning, every detail
hour o. contract; carpet cleaning by COM
pressed ar or vacuum: wallpaper clean
Ing. hanging. painting and tInttng. Salts
faction guaranteed. 139 East lst So. Bell
i2oe: lnq. 9IS. nlSe6
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sewer extension No. 2es. nsi
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SHEET METAL WORKS

shecC metal works. All kinds of fur,,ac.
repair work. 2Y3 Sonth West Temple
n.22o
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IS ROOMS. McDEISs ca md W.
mace. c'pse in; 100 100 ~
Phone Eaer. Ind. l9''
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEWRITERS.
Have 100 bargains at from Sis TO sa5
cash; all makes repaired. exchanged and
sold. Ctah Typewriter Exchange Co. s6
West 2nd South 81. Phones 430 Estab-
lshed ls9i- nl359
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DRESSMAKING


MRS. f.. NJ. WILL. FASHNIONAH1, p,
dressmeking 275 So Main. Ind. phone
1000. n3l0S
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WILL RENT To CULSsn C-,i so md 81
rooms, modern. l' 'O
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CHEMISTS AND AssAYERs

BIRD COWAN co
iep so-ih W. Temple. Bell phone 4Il4
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w WILLIAMS e son. 165 y ST. BELL.
l545-K. UphclsterinE, chairs rccaned.
oSi2
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NICELY FURNISHED HOuSEkEEPiN Nc,
rooms, with gas. 69k Richards st. half
block south OF tabernacle. h"Jao
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TAILORING
gANKr AND BANKING
MERCHANTS BANK
~ Gal, .ly1 rie,,

MERCHANTS BANK
OF Salt Lake City.
Foreign exchange. travellers cheques:
interest paid on time and savings de-
posits: your account. large or small will
receive careful attention. H. p. Clark
president; John J. DAILY. vice president:
Shearman, cashier.
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GIRLS WANTED APPLY SWEET
Candy Company. 21s South First West;
o13
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West. Va" W. s0l0
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMAIE HELP.

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
mont First Congregational church. VIC
get YOU a position free OF charge. Telc :
phone Ind 1866. Bell 5S22 t2ii5
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5-RoOM HOUSE rop -.
Bell 2030, -0S srd an
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FTINERAL DIRECTORS

rpER w HALL. UNDERTAKER AND
cmbaln,er. l6i s. West Temple Phones
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HUNTING PARTIES

'S~>~~~>-~~~~~~-~~~~~-~--~~
HUNTING PARTY RIGS FURNISHED; |
reasonable rates. Saddle Horse T.iy-
cry, 81 w. 3Td So. n1S59 |
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6-RoOM Md. HOIs1
Ndr,b rembplei Bell ao97.K Or - - sSoul %
->o'in' Kent se5. We'll
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BROOM HOUSE AT Copv,,-
80, and Ord East, s,9n y
relt bldg. Phones: Ind 1,, ,s
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SIN ROOM MODERN rry,
on paved street; ehe., iHk uocp
seventh East, sp rent pI
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MIDWIFE


PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Geisler. 3GG w. 2rd
North. Bell 1+SS-X. Ind oi032 t91T
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FOR RENT Ann
e'27-Z. service. ~
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|.oIE - e- IN: SAVE CAR PAW -
South. thquln y n
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WANTED-EVEEY LADY IN SALT
Lake 20 visit The Tribune art gallery,
Ib3 South Main.
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GROOM MODERN, lSsls.T. y
9ih ave. Bel io''
coal range for ss''.
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FURS REMODELED

FURS CLEANED. REMoDELED; Or
der work OF every description: lowest
prices. By New York experts. Hudson
Bay Fur Co.. l22 Main ST. Wasatch
ll6l. nl5oq
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s-ROOM HOUSE so7 eo,l
pb%onrs b%u3rs ,as q L. HlsSey. Saa %, lall lAll
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FOR RENT

FOR ENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
NICELY FURNISHED CLEAN ROOMS
phone. BATH close in. 20S East 3rd
South. d i30
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CARPENTER. JORRING

z y. RACE. JOBBING AND CARPEN-
ter work. Rear % ". md So. ot, nsIl
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AUCTION SALES.


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II. VIII.
seli seven rooms OF high grade furni-
ture, carpets. rugs, Charter Oak range
ter tables. iron and brass beds IRON
springs. best cotton mattresses hsii rec
pictures. bedding. dishcs. cooking utensils,
sale at 0.30 IN. AT i03 South .nd Esst.
sI5 folding bed and other useful articles
c. E Osterloh. ossS
o. X. FURN. CO. s0s so. W T paws
cash for h. n. goods and sell on cradi..
save you money on every article Ind
a25o, Bell 1895. r-Ios
OSTERLOH THE ACCTIONFEp
sells merchandise and n. H. goods: gels
the money. and is looking fo- work ReI
-s24. u3sIs
THURSDAY SALE AT ss5 SO. STATE.
rooms. 6, l.. Osterloh. o770
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MANY BUSINESS MEN HAVE FOUND
The Tribune wants OF iHcstimap ole
value In meeting business emergencies
that arise from time to time.
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Changes in Business

Business changes take place every day-many oil them
affecting the ownership of various establishments
Scores opportunities presented TO secure enrc
roprietorsp part interest in stores OF various Kinds
agencies confectionery stands stores restaurants
noo and billiard parors well larger mercantile III
terests.
MANY proprictors the lookout for increased
capa skilled capable partners to enlarge the scope OF
their businesses
Most business changes take place result OF Tribune
Want Ads that bring prospective investors and the owners
of businesses together the mutual advantage oil both
It paws to watch the business opportunities in The Trb
Wants.
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20 HOUSES. ALI. y1,,s-
street. 'uo broo. ca ~
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GIRL
for general house work, small family
$40 E. LIST So. o6
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S20-S-RM. Mon r,
phones ssowe .s,s s Palmer. 50 T. w,,,,D !, D 6, d
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MODERN .-ROOM uo,-,
Miller. ' iiiO Ia (
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MANY \ PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE HAS
developed an excellent business In,
stinct as The result OF Tribune Want 40
experience.
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AN EDUCATED WOMAN OF EXPERT
ence TO take care OF Invalid; must be
strong and able to lift patient, references
required Address Y-@e. Tribune. ol06
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WANTED
WANTED-MAJE HELP

sHEPPARDs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
1.-THE Red Front" 112 West End south.
Headquarters railroad and mining help;
Bell 1884. =. eloao
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NTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general housework In family OF three:
029 Sth ave. Bell 408S-K p3263
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1o-ROoM BRICK. 1?s bA
TuOtlirc ln ITa!' n
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s MOD. 4 AND e-RooN pn,-
t''' 4'4 W. sth So. IS slsSs ~ " n
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1,z.rv NICE MopEE1S;, S,,an:s, ME
tazc within wali""S
West Temple
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CHIROPODIST,


DR.. ELIZABETH A. WISMER. CHR
opodist. 726 Mcintyre big. IS South
MAIN MISS
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| V0DERY Z ROOMS. PlSnt P5sset 9
he'd; kitchen cahineSs Sso,1,S ~
children. % "cs' 1881
| South End West. INV
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FOR RENT

MODERN NEW 70
or -pU DO SO. ith E.; c co,, Brick ::
shlch SS2S.k. heS next ~
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o-ROOM MODEM c.,
Store. -"quirs nest,,'W n
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UNDERTAKEN

J -
~ y COLEMAN, UNDERTAIiEE AND
e,'ip"'1' n3i0T
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PHYSICIAN

DR.. JNo. NJ. SPAULDING'S CASH
plan VIII save YOU from 30 To so per
cent: ordinary calls. office. 81; home. 50;
night $3.50; confinements, SIS: charge
accts.. regular fees. 405 Judge bldg.
Phones. Office. 4757. ring q res. 1857.
ring !. h196i
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MODERN 12-EooM ANp ~. -
" nice grounds. y blocks T1EESsrIr, ~
office 57i So. Main. ,nuSs uso
.h,dgc. or No. II E. 6,n
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FOR RENT

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
-~->~-~~ ~~--O-N-~-~-----~~----~~~
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
keeping No. l. Kendall square c-V''
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S22,b0-I ROOM 49,
,o,b YIN naDa barn and large DsEss \
i0'" East ST. Partridge es'99Spd, 9S,
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MASSAGE
LIVERY STABLES.

JOHN FARRINGTON HOME CARRIAGE
Co; stables rear Colonial hotel. Phones
.T3. m693
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No Other Games

St. Louis at Detroit, rain. Chicago Cleveland. off day. b
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ting exhibition. Campbell yielded IS hits and nothing but the sensational fielding of Bayless and Myers pre- vented his overwhelming defeat. Kent was knocked out at the conciu- sion of the eightn and Trough was substituted and held the situation we'll in hand. The score. Birmingham 131 900 O2O 0l-S 15 Mobile ...... 200 OLA 900 0O-7 g ,
 Kent, Trough and Yantz; Campbell and Dunn.
 Two Games Postponed.
 Nashville at Chattanooga, rain.
 Montgomery New Orleans, rain.
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SOUTHERN lElGUE
Atlanta and Memphis Split.

Atlanta. Sept. 5.-Atlanta and Memphis split on a double header here today, Memphis winning the first : to 1 and Atlanta the second 4 to 2. Atkins weakened in the first game
 after striking out seven Memphis players in the first four innings Home runs by Burch and Zimmer- man decided the second in the first inning.
 First game: Memphis ........ 100 O42 0--7 10 1 Atlanta ..... oil 101 O--4 $ Z Bernhard and Brennan; W. Miller and Wells.
 Barons Beat Mobile. mingham, Sept. 5.-The loca~
 required e.even innings yo defeat Ioblle this afternoon In hard hit.
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Philadelphia Wins.

Brooklyn, Sept. 5.--lnability 10 hit Curtiss, the twirler recently secured by Philadelphia from Chicago caused Brooklsn's downfall this afternoon. Not until iehe seventh inning was the semblance of a hit made off the new conner. Meanwhile Philadelphia had got to Burke and chased him from the box. while Ragon, who sue ceeded him farAd little better. Smith, the new third baseman of the Brook lyns. played his first game and made good.
 Philadelphia ... 220 900 0ll-6 II Q Brooklyn ..... 900 GOO O0OO 3
 Curtiss and Madden; Burke, Ragon and Erwin.
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champions Beat Senators !.

Philadelphia. lept. 5.- Bunched hits off the deliveries of Cashion and Becker gave the home team an easy victory over Washington today 10 to s. Krause was invincible after the second inning. Collins batting lea tured the game he making three sin. gles and getting a base on balls in five trips to the plate.
 Washington .... BIO 900 O00-- 4 2 Philadelphia ... GOA 041 01xl0 l3 4
 Krause and Lapp and Thomas, Becker Cashion and Henry.
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RACING SECRETARY SHORT.

Lexington, Ky, Sept. 5.-Follow- ing a meeting of the Kentucky Rac- ing Commission here today, Chair- man Milton Young made the announce ment that W. E. Bidwell, former secretary of tIh commission is snort s1,2OS in his accounts with the com mission. Bidwell disappeared in June and although this country and Canada were searched, no trace of him could be found. His friends believed he is dehd.
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Messrs Paul Heln md Ang. Muel. ics, ma5ter decorators. have arrived IT .se cl:y. They VIII decorate the Auditorium theatey for Laser Decor ating Company. See their sketches and get their suggestions free. 1T contemplating any fine decorative work see Laser Decorating company at once. Messrs. Hein and Muef CT will be here a short time only.
 9-3 st. ee
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Rev. c. c. McCarty of the Bap- tist church in South Hot Springs mas gone to Jacksonville. Arkansas. on a vacation.
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Nsm York 1. Boston 3.

Boston. Sept. 5.-New York made 1t three straight from Boston, win ming today's game 4 to 3. Thomas who started for the locals, was rehev- led by Hall in the first inning with three on bases and two out. New York did not score at this juncture but nit Hall opportunely later in the game. Speaker and Daniels fie ded brilliantly.
 Boston ....... 100 900 020--3 8 2 New York ........ 900 012 0l0--4 l Thomas. Hall and Nnnamaker.. Caldwell and Blair.
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Judge Farmer leaves tomorrow for the southern end of the Sixth congress uional district in the interest of his candidacy.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. Jacksonville z. Columbia 4 Macon 1, Columbus l . Darkness. }
BASEBALL RECORD.

Austin, Tex, Sept. 5.-During the field day events in which the pen- nant winning Austin aeaguers parti- cipated here ,today, George Smith. second baseman, equalled the worlds record in running from fair bunt to first base. covering the ninety feet in 1-5 seconds. .Ata..
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIeA

St. Paul 50, Minneapolis 2-10. Toledo 3, Columbus 9.
 Indianapolis 6, Louisville 2. Milwaukee, Kansas City, rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cubs Defeat Cardinals.

Chicago, Sept. 6.-Tinker was cas- fly the star in today's game with St. Louis. His fielding and hitting were responsible for Chicago's victory 3 to 2. His triple inthe fifthinning drove in two runs which won the game.
 Chicago ........ 100 02O OOx--S 5 I St. Louis ....... 900 ono 00l--2 s l
 Brown and Needham; Harmon and Bliss.
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Bernhard and Brennan W. Miller and Wells.
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W. NJ Matneney and wife have returned from a trip to the lakes ana northern resorts.
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No Other Games. .

Cincinnati at Pittsburg. rain. Boston New York. off day.