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THE REPUBLIC: FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2G. 1902.
REDFERN IN RAR
FORM ON STAKE DAY
Jrinn. 3k(Jln'xii' Iliunc.i iiim-i
in. in Il.imlii ,ii.
"HREE OF HIS MOUNTS FIRST.
jiiiLii.m-iii A No I'm- l"i ;i Xu i-
JtioV on John IViei- Clini h.-
Villi Hui'ii -j-aiii in
ilie Saddle
' 3:1 1 1 i.i.k -.ii:cii-
.New Orleans 1-a lit -' Iwkf Ked
fern struck .1 winning str ik to-duv ami
piloted thre. of In raonm to victorv He
-won the Chiistmas Handicap on McCln snev
in a iln-e linih with Old Hut.h Tie lat
ter had .1 lot of bad rating lui k md I1011M
have won. liul lime ! iu doubt about Mt-
t. hono belli' the b(-l hote in th. rate
j IKcdf.rii rode .1 wailing race on tn vvliiii.i
I ui.d brought him up at the end in mn-riii-t
eent li.ipc Ui'lie Martin tht owner of
i)Id Hutch auimttotl after the race that
1 "McCJiotnev u the lietttr hor-e of the
lwo, but he tlioiiam Old Mutch should hive
" yon to-da
Charlie A an I.m-ii rodi for th-- first time
fince his arrival In in Austria and finished
third on Tetlera' He put up a brilliant
U effort in the -udule ami 1- t milled to sit at
credit for lindilif, the hoi-- inside the
money, Brief wa- I ft at the post The
vfctort nas a ood one tor the rt-t
;" Kedfer-i s reat hni'-h landtd hcotch
Plaid in lront Amies -hould have won this
I jace. but Kidfern simple nutiode Pudei
. John 1'etert beat liN Held hands down
"Buchanan put up a btilliant cvhihitluii 111
the saddle mi this horse Ht took the -nort
xoute. skinm-d tie rul .n the turns and
lirought 1 is mount home in front in 1 com
r inon gallop
Golden Kule's. saddle slipped and Kedfern
let the gelding era Hop behind his held I'd
I Corrigan s mare. I. I'tiemie, won in a lilt,
I -,-alIop.
Kedfern brought Cogswell home in front
3111es's gelding whs much the bet
i Tom Ownby has bought lit paruier Hat
F Jleld's. inter, st in Moabina, Carl Kahler
" Chicadee and Lade Alberta for $!.&!.
, crej-crnt ' ita -riiJURir.:-.
"Weather clear Track fit ummar-.
l'lrst luce, sis.. rurlunKs Vwalih. iM .llu.h-
snap), mo 10 won lane llollv it. illedfernl 3
v tot, second. Kpldenm 'i (IlaacKi 5f n 1. third
Time, 1.14 Mane Bill fan Ii". vth. t tee
. "Heroine. White Onl and Pauice al" ran
Sjecond ract rcllUi,, one mil s-ouli Plaid.
8 503 (Kedfern) tijl on Vndes x ( ( uller)
C to 5. second. O HiRan l'" iJ VVulshl t to 1
1 third Tine 1 H 1 Pull I ret ton Jo-
iouglitr. Ulut lllaz. 1tjmc, i nopln. liuundlee
t und Judge Iurell il- ran
Third ras? hanl.tap sr;tn furlonBt lohn
J Peter". 13) (IJuchanai 1 i to won w .1 Deboe
I 113 (R"dferm IS to ' secund. Anuniua ic Hel
5 person), t. f 1. third lirce 1 211-0 Tom
r avinsslej. Bard of Atn and lie tteszke alo ran.
r Fourth nice. Christmas Handicap, on mile
I IMcChesnev. 125 (Kedfern) to 2 won. old
' 3Iutch. US (Buchanan) t to 1. second. Federal
J 116. (Van Iuen). 10 to 1 third Time. 1 (1 1-:.
I !Bcn Chance. The Conqueror II Tm$hee W hlol ej
f Jvlng. Aaswlft Cambrian. Harrj New, Moor
S und Brief also ran
5 Fifth race. fi furlonct Imp T. Etlenne tl'i
P (Winkrleldi. 3 to 1 won Ben Mora 13 H
1 jJooker). 25 to 1. secend. Agnes Mack ( (Phil
t llpn). 3) to I. third Time 1 01 Captain Gaston.
t Oolden lluie, Okla. Kiwaa and Gl-ndcn alo
S Jan
1 Sixth race. s Ilinp. t ne mile and one-quarter
i c0C9well. 1W (Kedftm) 2 to 1 won. Adelante.
t int. (Treanor). a to ". -econd Gin tpraj. 1V2 (R
I Murphy), a) to 1 third Time. 2:10 Lade chor
1 incr. Pay the nddler. Ilattle OaMt anl Ratu
x silso ran.
j TO-DAVS RK-crT ITY BNTKIB
P "First race. seliinK. sen furlong
g 3"Ioyd K
J Dli-len Uaj
t rcimble a....
S 3oc Wood.. ..
1"4 lledee
111" Meepv Head
1'L Klwasa
lui Pathos .
t U Vesti 1
Dl iolocn" II
Tho Wizard . t U sti 1 . 11
P iiauswr .. 1)1 rolocn" II .. (
Second race elllnK -lx md a half furlongs
, Jf You Dart
Uoundlee .. .
I'our Iaf C
3)oe Skin.....
ttratton ....
Jlazfl II
lib
I'M
l'
ld
lli
1US
Plat like
Bedlam .
1D7
M4
Mmeur
101
Iattle Jack Horner lot
Tlie Caxton
I'j2
Quicksilver fcue.
V3
Third race sllimr -tcn fuilone!
3toddy Bond, r
Oandtreen
llrooKyton
aelana. .
Jlankln .
Knlckerboc kr r
IU
1.
I'll
1D1
101
Ztalotrt- .. .
Bleaker . V
Marco . s
taithoni . .. .lis
Hora lf-s
Fourth lace nandi ap s furlongfr
ShertfT Hell .
King Dote . .
s Farmer Jim
tLord Melbourne
Jleroine
.I'M
tl'i j Pageant ... Ivl
nMr" rrank Fo-tcr
lislliurlte "othran . 15
Pi 1
Fifth race, seliPiK one milt and j lxtenth
3toueh Rider
Sstrilln .
Joe DouEhtv
i-cotch 1'lald
harlea Itamsei
3Joketo . ..
Vft
vl
It-,
pi,
IDS
104
iro o-i
Annie tkiuietta .
Marcos
Kini: Pal let corn
E:i?a Dillin
Atheoll
1J3
.lUt
Vs
t
14
81
blxth race one mil
Smile .. .
Major Manir
1-Tchodalp
1H' 1 I'otente
l,lT iMaenMIc
1)TI
1C4
1V4
CRC&CKXT "IT bin.CCTIONs
laiKPUBI.IC spi:ci.l
New Orleans Dee o s.-if ct'o-
First Rate flotd K stla Nimble Nag
Second ltaee 1 oui l.eaf flovr Flajllke, If
1'ou Dae
Third llai e Br ak' r Malisni Ctlna
Fourth Race Burk. cifhran, sherin Bell,
Pride of Calon
llfth Ra. . Kuif ISarletci m ROlisli Klder
fc-irlllj.
Mxth Race Kchodal pot nle Major Mansli.
It 13lll Kl WON IIVM)ICl".
Huoch Wen- Hun In the Mimv. hut
Onl One oiIilent OcnrriMl,
JtEa'CELIC .-.l'KCIAI.
Cincinnati. O. Dec S, The taccs at New
port to-da wen nin in the snow It was
"winter racing in eerj si ne of the word.
Thu track w is froz 11 hatd. but the flic
'Vtnt1' were mn off without J hitch with
CamcefOtts
At lirst have noili-1
ing about them to
. indicate llietr true
nature. Ther look
like orditiarj-sores aiulare usually treated
j as such, some simple j.ale, wash or powder
' being used iu the hope of drviugthem up
and stoppiug the discharge; b'ut while the
place may temporarily scab o er, it again
inflames and festers, becoming as bad
or worse than ever. After awhile the
deadly poison begins to eat into the sur
rounding flesh and the sore spreads with
frightful rapidit Then the sharp shoot
ing pains, -which distinguish the cancerous
from the common ulcer, are felt, and the
unfortunate patient is brought face to face
with, the most dreaded of all maladies, a
cancerous ulcer.
Whenever an ulcer of am kind is slow in
healing it should be closely watched, par
ticularly if there is an inherited predispo
sition to cancer. Often times a malignant,
stubborn ulctr starts from a boil, wart,
, mole, bruise, blis'er or pimple and at last
developsinlocancer. Tor when the blood is
tainted and the genus and seeds of cancer
are implanted in the system, ou cannot
tell when nor w here the deadly poison is
going to break out.
S. S. S. cures these cancerous ulcers and
rhronic sores, by dm ing out of the s stem
all the morbid and unhealthy matter that
keeps the ulcer irritated 3nd discharging
' It purifies and strengthens the blood, en
abling it to throwoff the germs and poisons,
thus checking the further formation of can
cer cells, and when all
impurities have been
reniov ed from the
blood and system the
ulcer heals naturally
and permanently.
Alt ulcers, even the smallest, should be
looked upon with suspicion and treated
promptly Defore they become cancerous.
f S. S. S. is a purely vegetable remedy, a
perfect blood purifier, and an invigorating
-Ionic Write for our free book on Cancer.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
sss
the exception of the tlurd race, when lime.
Westell Ftumbled and bioke her leg, heav
ily throwing: TownsTd. The horse was de
Mrojed The feiture of the card ia the Chritnns
Handicap. .11 a mile and an eightn It w is
a hoi-H" race from start to rims)- md
eulied lu a elos, linish, the ni-.oilto l!a
vensbuij. at 4 to o, -ucceudlng ii. l.tiiilii c
the pme, after a hard diive with Taci 1
at 7 to 1. second, and Fiilrv Dell .it j 1 1 1
thild The value to tht winner w ! J'T'O
sjummarv
I lit no r five tuilot. '"lie liar om 1'.
tl'4'jr) i 10 1 won laVka 11" iV Jj'iiititii
o lij 1 sn.iij (Juln - 114 lit .eh 1 tj
r"'-d TIn.e 1 ij
s-arl raf.- the ai.d iv hall tiirluni I.i"
i"l II il'attoTi 4 to 0 en Kotlia 1J4 ,Hu
-Hi ., to 1 "fcn'id. Ua-ill. l.M lUnilTj.rji i
X 1 tb'rd TlT.e 1 1.
Third rac trI1 1)riint.i. -i.irten Brll!. 1
Vluimtalnl - to j won one IU 114 tllurilM
!' ' 1 set olid Little Rulrl IH 1B.1IH 12 10 '
filrd Tunc 1 ;0
lunh n t rii- fh-i.irnas ikuiduip one 'nil
and an -'hlh K enliurj 111 iCunnlliclitnn
4 To j won Ftcadt Vii iCeodtetr) 7 to 1 '
ed H"ilr nil 1)1 iMuiimiliu r tu 1 fi'-d
T'M'e . IJ
rtrth -a- rite futl.ini; ToUr lit i unnlus
lllPI) 4 1 1 Bull Mute ill (It titl) 1 t 1 -'
own) K.uiJ.tzzo 11T !D wnlni ! ii 1 thlr,'
Tim- 1 nv-
ru-Dv s M.ioin 1 Ti:irs
First iat- - t-ar t'dt- four and a half full iii,
lUds-t of Fun
c.tulntt
h- Fhlds
Mtbel Hurst
10.". ,1 loiia
1". ,-llle lllj II
li Iidt llfk
lie iTfte Phantom
Il
I
l"j
llo
t-tond rare .-rn fmlont.
ltotha
IranK I!
s.uae
Marl 1 llolltiu
lia t It ittur litelov
113 Guid" llrvk
I2J Ha-1 I
lis 1 11 mda27o
His
11
HI
US
1 hl-d ui- s-nine four fililonni
It, lltle
I Juliet! 1 i!
114
114
11"
-e!llnK four and 1 half fii-Io? t:i
17, Mttd of Hole
11-(Old Hu-s
1"7 si 3iinet
ll7 aiiui. Gotrtlrtt h
1'17
111
llo
lu7
nriti rare -elllUE il furlongs
t P lone"
Kr- Girl
Vlaecle 1 oulix
1'lTl OiiipIih
1"C Rliicbad-r
H7 1 1 red Hile
VHVVPORT s-I'LEiTIONv
KPI'I EMC sPI'-l VI,
I'irnnnaii D-i jv s-lettton
KiMt Race VUbel Hurst Kudget if tun The
pi antuui
sevnl Riee-Maiii Be'i 11 Guide Rotk s. ,
as
Ihirl Rate J V Haj Julitttl H Tltlif
lxili,
foil th Race Polllllon J'aid of 11 l- Old
Hus--
i'iftli Rate- 1 id Hf.. om.lia VI itijle
"i..i 1,
FwoKiu: o iivMiii r.
Millie tin in 11 C,nll(it roiu Itessie
VleCaro it ml Million.
San i'nnciseo Cal , Dt r T-fs"lit thou
sand people witnetd est eiletit rating nl
lnKleule The we it her vtas good and the
track In line condition Th- feature to-da
wu th Christmas Handicap, at a mile .md
a quarter of the vnlue of $.!) Seven
t lever peitormer-j went to the post with
Xone '.avonte at J to 1 Ht won in a gal
lop from Beie MeCarthv and Siddons
both of whom t loyed fat Xonc was the
onlv favorite to score during th ifternoou
Weather fail: Hack good Summarv
First rate senjnir. ..even furlonir Galanihtit-,
W4 (Carson) j to 1 won Ilandires- io iHuni
1 to 1 cond IMatonlu loi (ileKlnnuii) 4i to 1
third Time. 1 to rjretfeld Del Minor OiO JUJ
iiaraianiu aij ia'i
S.coil race, six furlones sciime Matt Hosni
10o (Burns). Z to 1 wci Jarrettlerre .1 Or Kf
iRlrl enruthl. 4 to 1 second Jim l'al-. '07
iRanch) i, to 1. third lime 1 I Roltalie
t-'i-trin Mildred VMHtr and lower of t'ard'es
ali ran
Third rais I-aturitv toure sIlnie Liu'1 "1 ir
Kret. '. (Recdi -' to 1 won Orfet tus (Lull
n-an) c tu ; icccnJ. onjx 11 l'O c Kellv) 1"
to 1 third Time ' IS1 Ulna lr Vn'e Ira
s and Gut Lanka also tan
Fourth race mile and a ouirtei Christmas
Handicap None 117 iMInder) 3 to 1 won. j:-s
"le JicLartht. l"s (V V.'aldo) s to 1 scmil,
Mddon li9 (D innelK) 4 to 1 third Time.
- " Marque. ArtUulate Rio tharnon ari
Corrlinin also ran.
Tifth race seven furlones- rabo. ill (Rum)
3 to 1 won Durazzo lu iionnell i to ; sec
ond Oavlota HI (Bullman) s to ", third ri"
1" Polonlus and Jam" K alo ran
Plth race mile ehtng mil Mas,, i,M (Rw'l
6 to 1 won weet Tooth lc3 (illndr) ". io 2
second IUowaho Iy7 (Rant h). - to 1 thlnl
Time 1 41 via "N Vlrsie d'Or. Amol-e Re-In
and Golden Light alo ran.
TO-DY"S IVOLESIDK ENTRIES
First race. elllnt. Futurity course-
Ohio Girl
Merllnp Towers
Oscar Telle
st Sever . . .
VerUa
Ttranu .
151
10S
116
lrt
111
les
Iftrnat&
IdORo
Nettie Hawthorne
Ftado
Karabel
Montana 1'eeiess
in
111
1C8
10s
11'
103
second i ace, yelling one mile.
1 ourin raf t
IMinsV
Pctll'l. n
Trli.D
simer
Matin lit II. ... lui I O I . m.
Dvlsht va . is jia . mi
lairrv Wilt . Hfi Uri"ai . iai
'Sir Lwls . 103 Autumn film lu.:
Halni'tte .. 101 L arovd f"
Hle"-d Damozel lot
Third race, selling, rive and a half furknes
Naulaka . . . Ill EMsxeno . . 107
Master . .Iu7 Conser .. U4
Imp Someno . no Honev -"uckle i"7
Iokc Club . 107 Cjuatle . .. 112
Leader ... . 107 bir Preton 10J
Partlnt. Jennie. 104 Mgoiotu iu4
Fourth race handicap sIk furlons"
Sjd cam
Albert KnrlBht
Hindred
115
Jl
108
Rean Ormonde
Ir-ne I.In Kev
11 1
Vlttli -ace t-elhufir. Puturltv ctturse
The Pride ...
E-thernell
maa
St I'llliDplna
Mocorito
..112EdInborouKh .. . lit.
ltislllOKus Rill 111
113 Meeplns; Chl'd . I'S
IDS Aiarlne 10s
US I Gibraltar !1C
sixth lace, "filing. ine mlli and
rtrd
Hunearian .
t-ea Lion
Gold One
Sta- Cotton
Rlmro.k . .
Prima II
Cattake .
.10' I s'unello
10.
luS
102
loi
102
1.2
IMS
10S
Morelll.o
1'
li'J
lijtl
107
109
Coiisiciifttoi
Ntnnle Xolan
Gawalne
Decot
1 1nealliic
IXGI,KmK Sri.KCTIO.N"s
I'.EPL BMC SPECIAL.
san Fr-incisco Xtc 23 5-electlonb
First Race sit -llnjr Towers Beniota Montutm
Peeress
econl IUie I.an Wilt, Dieted Uamozei
-nviirht '3i
Tlilrtl Rate Imp someno- D-bepno Jotkev
iVurlli Rate Iiene Llnds-v ad sm .vlb.rt
Fnriuht
Tifth Rtce-Kcsu- Bill Gibraltar Edmbo
rt iuh
sixth Rate Decov Vannie rsolan, astakt
TKAI LEVVK FOOT OI,I K siltmvr
liHi l-'fl and 2 p m.
ONNOlt TO HIDt; IN FIH.MC.
Huron He HtithxeUIld nntl VI. lie liltic-h
Will Put Him l?::.".llllll 4nnunll.
New "York. Dec Z"- Jockej Winnie O Con
nor is the latest American to al range tti a.u
abroad and trj liN foitune on tlie foteln
tracks O'Connor hut. just Uoed a dtal
through August Helmoni to tide abioad for
th- nest thrtt ear for Baton de Hochchlld
and .M de Bloch l Pans
O Connui will take the place of Milton
Heinv. whose lltensc was suspended b
tin Trench Jockty Club last October For
his service?. O'Connor will iecelve SJo W a
j ear for flist call ftom Baron liothshild
and M de Bloch jit to give him $10,0W a eal
lor second call lids will make O Connoi s
salnrv in all I3j.ni) a jear The contract be
gins on March 1. llcC. and tuns to Match 1,
PMj O'Connor is to ride at ll'J pounds.
Dlll.ll's KVIK TEV11 WON.
Captured Closelj I'oiluhl lliickct
(inuie Last Hvenin.
Members of the World s Tair hockej team
won from the Ice Uink team iu a close
aame at the Ice Palace lat evening, the
llnal score atandlng' 1 to 0 Kielv vn the
sol,, polntmalcer of the contest, hib goal be
ins scored tnwaid the end of the tccond
hall
John Davidson, the well-known t-kattr
Ilsureil on the Ice Rink team, plajing cen
ter His aggregation put up a strong game
but the fast pace told on hia men, pome ot
whom did not seem to be at their best as
ieguids th-ii condition, and the were un
able to -core The line-ups were
I Rinl l'o-lt'ons orld s faii
VVap-nel Otal Tozer
How lint; Point . ..Raker
l'amlif!' Cover Point . . Kl it
Davit-" n Center Lewis
i Ros Cover t -nter J Ru
Beit It hii-t.u L-ft Winir 1 eihliaw
.llJu'inrup Right Wing Leenn
lLNSO II Ml A Slltl'Itl1-!:.
friend l'ri'Keut ll Ciultl WiUt'Ii und
( bill n In llouor iif Clirlstnms Dat.
Krlendr- ot Georct-'Munoon furnished him
a surprle in honor of "hristma, jesterdav.
summoning him to his offices at the lit ad
quarters of the Ho'sr Show Monthlv. and
liestntiiie. to him a handsome gold watch
chain anu chaim in recognition of ins serv
ices in connection with the horse shons of
tlie city The presentation speech wis mad
li. Walui Woodv.ard of the Woodvvurd
Tiornan Comrany
Mumon was surprised to tlnd in his othcei
a partv of nearlv lortv friends, lie.uled bj
Kalph Orthwein, Lncey Crawford and Hob
ert Aull Woodward ptoduced a srold watch
and chain, with the stntement that it was
a joint sift of hi" friends in memory of the
day, and in token of their appreciation of
his recent work for the horse s-how".
Unquiilii 5, Aslilej
o.
r.EPUBLIC hl'KCIAr.
Duquolu. Ill . Dee. ;. Nctvelthtintlinc that It
ra'a very cold la. a large crowd witnessed III"
ftKltball Kane thl afternoon lttteen the t!iools
of thl cltv and ARhley. The vcore wai- 5 to a in
favor of the home team
GENERAL RING TALK
AND BOXING GOSSIP
1 .Icllncs. Sends for Ilolniu'v and Ail
iioiiiKos He Will Ikt'Miini'
Tiaiuini;.
C0RBETT MAY GET A MATCH.
I'li.tinpion's. riuinf ol Attitude
Looks Hopeful lui l lie Tor
iiici-
1 ll.llllpIOll Imn o
Gossip.
Cllllel-Ul J
lihei'tlv siun
as ws et,
the
Vlonr it lelfibs boJt has
tlie
td
elianipion into a in n
md the .imiounit nient
w i, made v.st-idiv that Jeffiits would re
sume htnl triiniiu w t'luut di lav 'the
dispatch Horn Unite also intiniatcd that lie
vtould te-enttr ilit pitze ring us s0m e
liu tamed ins b. si torin imi that Jim Cor
beti niielit be iveii his thuue .ifter .ill
Jcftiies ha- vvned Jul Lillv Uelantv und
the vt retail trainn stuttil if terd ij Ml
Hutte where lit will i un the i h impion s
ptitj Hi i n leaving 'an Krani i'co he
lot 1 Hiriv ( o-bi tt thit ht believed that
Jeffic would ivt Lorbttt his light and
thai he thou;-ln the champion would tke
up icllve wmk in the :m igain 'I he tils
patcli uudtd th it l)i lanev believed tile Mon
roe aftur was itddcital ind tliat Jeffn-s
to lid dl'tn't of lnm in short order in a
second inietinj
Howevee that mav b- the news that the
champion has hei u awakened rather rudelv
fim his dit.un of easv mom v is pleasant
indeed It a i hainpion is tu oe allowed to
pad hU inoid ith a 'ot of dub limits o!
no impoitanu ttcoids v ill cease io be of
value in the ri lie. or l ulier thev will be
geneiallv distrusted bv a'l spoilina: men If
anj mure distrust m the s;aine. is aroused
than alieadv exists it will lertamb he a
bad thing for the spoit
Monroe 1ms alieadv j,am d notoiietv bv
his feat and the press of the entile i ountrv
i- full of ins exploits lie has been offered
vaudeville lonuacts at two i:iiun thea
ters hesiiKs t ril engagements on Wes
trm tltctuts So fal Ilt. j, , not t,,Ken ad
vantas;e ol in' of these If he prefers to
st'tk to his business as a miner until I"
jets lenlv ti eriiter the ting as a profes
sional he will be setting an etumple the
ciiimumn . ould vv ell pattern bv
1 lie sporting public Is sick of tlitatrit il
i li itnpions Appeatances on the stage is
legitimate enough, m lact, it is desirable
as it gives evei oli i chance to see the
ho'der of the world's honors. But the
prostitution of i sport merelv to fill the
pockets of manageis with money is in itself
siimcitnt to kill anv game, and this prosti
tution invariablv follows anj attempt to
niahe ti'e ling scoundarv lu a theatrical en
gigeineit Fitzi-iiinu n's popularltv with the masses
when he was matched for his thamplon
ship hoi.t v ith Corbett was not due', as is
rften jil. to the fact thu lie vvai at the
longer p"ce ,,, the betting nnJ that the
publit tief -rred h-m on that act junt: It
was due to ihe t. x tliat Corbett male him
self utipopulai at the time bv lefusing to
fight and vet endeavoiing to rt tain the
championship as .. means of advertisemert
.s everv one knows he was falrlv forced
into hi bout with ntzslmmons Once Fitz
ot the title, however he adopted exactlv
the sjme tactic and tiled to hold the
championship without gi.ing anv one else
a chanre at it
Some wav oi uhet letribution has fol
lowed everv champion who has tried to
foreilush in this manner Once a champion
is made ind is given an opportunity to
amass a fortune he should remember th it
the support of the sporting men alone gave
him his chance, and that he owes cumething
to his supporters When he ha failed to
remember this, as has been the case with
most champions dNastei has followed al
most Immediatelv.
Corbett tried to hold the championship
a means of advertising hH stasp careei.
onlv to be torctd into a match with fitz
and be defeated ritzsimmnns trud the
same game and met defeat Terrv McGov
ern fought as well as appearing on tlie
stage, but a good many of ids contests were
with men who hid no class and who weie
merelv matched with him to boost hi show
He aKo met dlsastei Now Jeffries has.
tried to adopt the get-rich-quick method
and has bee-n humiliated t'eeplj.
Vnpopulatitv has followed everv such line
ot act .on. and Jeffries has evidently felt
more than a touch of it, to judge from the
haste with which he has changed ids alti
tude on the fight question, as intimated m
the di-patrh A bout with Corbett mij fo.
low, after all. Corbett is now at Toledo,
where he api eared jesteniav at the Salta
tion Army dinrer, in compinv with John I..
Sullivan and Ma or Jones.
A dispatch from SaVi Francisco reads
' Prank Xeal has gained rather than lost
P'estige as the result of his meeting with
Harrv Forbes, which had such an unsatis
factorv ending. Although Forbes wa-s given
the decision over Xeal there is still doubt
in the minds ot the majontv of tho.e pies
ent whether he would have won had th.
fight gone on Tin end came near the close
ot tne aev enth round, vv hen Meal rushed the
Chicago bantam and then fel1 back against
the ropes and bent over with his hand on
his groin Immediatelv there was a roar
of foul from Xeal's b ickers a.ul the local
boj sank to the floor. Referee Smith
walked ovti to where the prosttated hoer
lav and motioned to him to set up 'When
Xeal refused to move Smith pointed to
roilie". sivlng "You win" There was an
tHhe" loar, md the referee called for doc
tors from the audience to examine Xeal
who had been carried to hi corner
"After an eaminutiou of the little fellow
the doctors said there was no trace of anv
injury, but thought it better to withhold
their decision for an hour, so Referee Smith
state-d that he would give h's linal decision
at that time He seemed to have forgot
ten his hunted dteision at the time of tht
alleged foul It .seems strange that but lew
of those near tlie ling claim to have seen
the blow- struck, while a hirger numbi r sil
ting Just as close sjy r was a fair blow in
ti'e pit of the stomach Foibes sild him"lf
after the fight that it was a fair punch,
and he could not understand the foul claim
On his w.ij home from the battle Hirrj
Cotbett announced that he and some fellow -sports
had eume togethei and had deter
mined to issue a challenge to bind three
niatchi s fui a total of JP'OO One of the
tights K for Xeal and anv lUl-poimdei, an
other Is foi It inlon and mil llj-pounder
und the third Is for Jlmmv Biitt and anj
JJ-uound boxei in tlie world. Anv nersun
wishing to do bu-iiies-. tan bind the matches
at once
"Foibes and Xeil. through their lenre-
yentatives signed articles of agreement to-
nicht foi a r-turn match The onlv stimu
lation was that the fight must be before
some San lYnnclsco t lub not later than
Januaiv All terms of tht match ate u
be the same as before except th it lack
Wtle'i or Faldie Oranej Is preferred is ref
t ree "
The viisemite Club of San Fianci-co has
made an offer for Andv Tokell the dig
Ilsh bannni-w eight champion, to box H.tr
tv Tuibes the Annrican champion during'
the month of IVbruarj Jlmmv ICellv the
manager of Tokell wired that he would '
accent the club" ofTet providing it would
furnish him with transpoitatlon both w ivs
for hlrox If and Tokell
Ktllv will po-t a Torfelt of $o( to-nioirow
and recjuest tint the club do the .mn as
soon as possible When this is done Kellv
and Tokell will at once leave foi the ( oast
to prepare for the battle Thtv are now
in Xew Yolk
fniio I1T, lemin O.
ia pi i:i ii M'i:ci u
t air, III De -1 The foutliall same heir to
a. li,en V ! "li i an' Cairo r"nlte.l in fitor
f 1 nil lit t hitilr of 12 to 'i
STEWED APPLES.
'I'n Mew .'ipiik's bo each ijiuiter is mi
biuKt'U anil so clear one cm almost sec
through it is nn an, and jot it N a sim
ple tlilii;r to do il one only knows lnm.
I't el t.i.-r npiiles very thin, i u t tliein in
quillets mill ii'iiiove tlie eorosaiitl '(oils.
As faM as vim can peel anil qinrter
tle'iii ihop tin- apples in a satuepau m
will. U .vou liave ahe.uly placeil cold vva
tei io tin- depth of two inelii's. WllPU
the apjik's aie all in. put the saucepan
over a slow lire, cover if till the watt
leaches the boiling point, then, lomove
the cover and let the apples simmer al
most impure eptiuly till .vou can pierce
them easily with a broom phnt: then
pnnkle the Mipar over them and et
them just simmer until it is all melted.
Iloniove the saucepan from the fire and
let it ht.nnd vvheic the apples will set
cold bifore tin mitr them into a dish for
the table. Green's Fruit Grower.
SENT FRIENDS TIP
FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT
'1'iltf.biujr. l'liil" I'otildn't Cot
IS.Mk Home for Holidays, but
Didn't Fotet Old iK
WIRED MAGIC WORD "ATHLANA"
Kei llookinakei' in lln
Waneis. mi the Hoi-e
t'ity Too
.ind ill"
" (wimblei's. Old Ai iiii.iitil
am es Woii So!' ,0U.J.
Rt l'l HIJl ti 1 cl M.
Pittsbuii,. Pa l)e - Uetuta VZ binlth
Pittsburg Phil." vtsttrdav cnt his tmnds
iu Pittsburg a Chiistmas gift m the shape
of a hoi tip As a lesult, I'll i ink and llle
ol the bettors hid lots of Christmas niunev
while the lot il bookmaker who do a hand
book business ,i well as i little poolroom
on tie outskirts of tlie titv. ale to-day
sparring tor wind
thlutia was the one woul wliiih lip
plul nvtr the wires Ucdnesda. morning
Jrom Mmth to a few ot his friends 'the
wold was enough, and the lip was pissed
ioiiikI that Kellj's Uhlana, which was to
stall In the soiond rac e at Vevv Oi leans
that aftt moon, was the proper on. Io plav
The horse t mini indtd in to 1 at the Xew
Orleans course, but the pittsbmg liver
who have dore a killing business latelj cut
down the olds to S to 1 tvn it these odds
thev vveie.not able to take e He of the
monev whiih was pissed lo them It
stemed that everv one who had ever known
'i'ittsbuig Phil' had a hint to go the limit
on Athlana mil the poolroom at McKet s
Rooks, just outside the tit w is soon tilled
with . ager bettors
Some had hut a doll ir to w ige-r but not
a f t vv bets of $"(i on the short end were
made The books witild sl.mil foi no
larger bets
'ihere are iu Pittsburg about a dozen well
known sports who make small books in the
lobbies ot downtown sporting resorts Thev
were- ovei-v helmed with bets on Athl ilia
and took all thev could smilinglv. foi thev
l-id dooed em' Mumo wi h Htdleri, up to
get thi monev
About in hour bcfoie the race ftarttd tile
bookmakers itahznl that ihcv were in verv
hfavv on Kellv 's horse and the closed up
the books
When the news Ha died over the wile that
Athlana had won the race the bookmakers
began to look for their friends who hid
monev to help out
Ptettv nearh everv vest-pocket bookmak
er in Pittsburg went broke while the pool
ioom was shltteied The last ticket to be
cashed was one held this afternoon bv a
bov in his teens, from Briderack, who took
down ?1 OsO from a corner bookmaker
It is tstimated that the tip on Uhlana
cost the bookmakers in Pittsbmg not less
than JEl.eOO
George E Smith (Pittsburg Phil) i- a
product of Pittsbuig. and alwavs makes it
a point to visit his home some time duilng
the holiday seison He was unable to
come this time, but sent his Chri'tmis,
pi i sent to menus In the shapi of this ex
cellent tip
TOM JENKINS FORFEITS THE
WRESTLINa CHAMPIONSHIP.
lln li MoLeoiI Inkt'K Ihe Monev. flcr
Kneh Hut Won One Full In mi
Kilreinelj Fust Hunt.
A nicest' r. Muss Dec 2J Dan Mcleod
won the cliampionahip of America at C3tcb-as-eatth-cvin
wre.sthng and the SI,""1" end
of a UOfri purse in Mechanics' Hill before
lina persons this aftt i noon by getting the
better of Tom .lenkin:
Jenkins had a bad leg calls, d bv blood
poisoning, and the pain cuu-ed bj the
points of a brass buckle entering the flesh
of this leg made htm quit in the third bout
In order to prottct the injuied part Jen
kins had a leather bandage with steel strip
down the fiotit of the liin, fastened with
brass buckle? Two of these were hrotceii
In the earlv put of the match and the
hi ass points dug into his flesh until the
pain was unbearable and he wa-? afraid of
furtiiu blood poisoning.
He had wrestled twentj minutes in the
third bout, when he told McLeod the con
dition he was in and said he was willlpg to
quit and call the match a draw or t.i on
wresthnc Mel-eod in-lsted on continuing
pl. 1 ,l.lj - (..-. . i .,, i, . -s
big fellow- go on and fdifeited the matcfit
..liKii. Vt .i i ue .-t . ... o.) it t ,ie.
ter Xl-on ill U minutes, and MtLeod got
the Lecond in Jl minutes on ii crotch and
half X'elson holJ The m itch was fast fiom
tie statt MeLeod being on the uggies-ive
almost all the time
TO RENOVATE CARPETS.
A writer in the Kpitomist m.vs:
The olil-time method of carper-beating-
did its lull shine in leiiileiiiifr the
heusui. leu ning dn.vs a buffbear to the
masculine poilum of tin- household. He
eentl.v this has bei n s(-r aside ami less,
laborious means empluved. It not vei.v
dustv and dooi.s tan be opened u that
a draft may be secured, careful sAvoep
ins "ill aienuiiihsli all that is desired.
Ev cat el ni I do not mean jreiitlc .o
cjitle tliat not a bit ot dust is laised:
bin witli a new bioom svveej) thorotufh
Iv every poitiou. aud .stir iqi what dust
thi'ie nia be hiKh euoupli that the wind
will (iirry it out. A damp e loth wrung"
out. ot water in which aiumania is an
ingit'ilieiit, will be pi.if tic'illy clean un
less dust has accumulated below. If th"
e.uiKM is veiy dust.v it will be more sat
istactoi.v to lake it up. Choose a vvind.v
dav and silsjienil from a stout pule or
rcpe high em ugh so that it will svvinj:
tieelv Tins should be done in the
mouilux As tlie vvind wwitj.s it slowly
back and foith .vou ni.ij be tempted to
aid tlie slecp.v lookillK piou-ss with a
bioom or w lap. But wait, anil bv uiglit
use jour whip it .vou like. You will
hud there is then im moie dtisi to beat
out. This Minple method, liesiiles s,uiin;
o iiiucli haul labor, is much easier on
the i.upet than bialm or shaking" by
hand A better carpet stretcher thaii
anj pntent one W simjiiy a pair of old
iubbeis. l'ut them on ami then iiim
meiiie at the side where the eaipet is
taiktil and shuflle the feet to the othel
end of the loom. You will be surprised
at the amount of i arpet jou can shove
aloiig in this way with comparatively
little effort Keneat the process two or
three nines if nect'ssai.v until It is m
place.
EGGSNJAMNTER.
Tliiet' limits ;ue nerer.s'aT.v i0 sei ore
ejis 111 winter, n.utii'iv. I'tiilv-luti-ltt'd
pulleis or e'tiil.v -molting liens, not over
veils old; warm, thy iii.u teis .md :i
ffoud Aariety of sound, vv liok'somo fund,
I'ailllle to piov Ide either one il these ( s-M-iitliiN
will titr.'i l the le-siills nnf.'ivor
siMx. one- of the lifst w.ivs of feeding foi
'j;v:s is ;i w. 11 111. suit nifss for i)ii.ikf:ist.
o.it. kailit- (inn. wlie.it ir soinellmii; tit
the kind for dinner and whole enrn at
niglil
riian nr eletiuins I10111 the barn tlnoi
or small KRiin scattered among straw
will afford a means of exercise and
make them scratch. Cabbage, turnip,
carrots or potatoes will tnke the place
of green food.
Tresh water should be supplied at
least twice daily.
Have the ursts clean and comfortable,
aud If the quaitcrs are not so cold is
to fteeze the combs Hie hens will laj
with good legulaiity.
GAVE ROYALTY TASTE
OF WILD WEST LIFE.
ale Xate Sstli.lnii . "Who his
toveii'd Mullah) ''ill." Mad
an I:il'iesiio I'aivi'i.
ONCE ENTERTAINED WALES.
He ami
'oih
('allied Out
Kealin-e Willi
I'avsciiopis
wood
alt
St.iue
.Is
CiovMi'd Iliads I.nokiuir On.
p.ia'i m.u si'n'nu
Xew ioik Hit Si -Th. fimt ral of Xatt
Salifbtii. the shiiuniui. vv ho is di .io tt h's
home ill lame Hriiuh. will be hi Id Suntlav
Salisburv hid been shk ibout two v.ais
fiom a stum ii li nobble and it was th it
.thkli caused his tie uli
Mr -allsbui.v who was known to t no
piunipallt Hituimh his inttitsts in th.
iiurfalo Hill Ui'd .st show ami who hid
been stvled tin .lis. iverer of Huttalo Hill
w is born in I ree-port 111 . bl.v-st v n ve us
ago
Winn 1". vears old he i nhsted In a regi
ment ind fought throughout the war Whin
the w ir was over, it was ommonlv ie
ported that voting Xate Salisburv had a
stake of JMnF' which he ind .von at pokei
Horn the other soldiers
When Uuffulo Hill's Wild V est was ex
hibiting at Kails Court. London, in l'S7
it bicame the populai rendezvous of t isn
ionable London liuth Code and Pilisburv
becamt pcptilir favorites with the nobllllv
and manv members of the local famllv
were freiiucnt visitors and actpi.tintanecs of
ilie two Atneiii ans
The d iv hefoie the (iueeti's Clolden Jubi
lee tht Prince of Vales, now King lal
waid sent a (iU. olIt to them and asked if
he could brim, a few .fiends out for a lit
tle private tntt rtuinment
Of couise, he could and he did .ml of the
blood roval of Hurope. the largest assemblv
or lovaltv tlie world had iver known up to
that time, and it Is doubtful if it ha tver
been e c. oiled in numbers since.
It was dtiided lo gve them the regular
Wild West performance. At that time the
performance v.as exi ltisivc-lv of Wild West
natures, and they were considerablv elab
orated, so as to t onsume mech more time
thin thev have since tlie nnliurj features
have been introduced.
KOYA1.TY PARTICIPATED.
W lien that part of the progiamme was
nut lied iu which the old Diadwood ccach
was brought into the arena members ot
the lovaltv were invited to bttome pa-ssen-gtis
The P'inre and Prhiee-s 0f AYales
got up an the box, while thur daughters
sat on the top of the coach in tallv-ho fash
Ion -villi old John Xelson. the guard, riding
in the hood The King of Denmark. King
of r-.tvonv. King of Greece and the King of
Belgium were the inside passengers, while
the voung Duke of Spatta. present King of
Portugal, -at up n the lap of one of them.
It was the custom lor the Postmaster to
address th,. drivot of the old Deadwood
eoacli in something aftet this fashion.
'"Vou are entrusted with the mails of the
I luted St.ues. valuable express mattei and
the livts ol these passengers you will
make all possible haste to rtich the end of
.vour jouinev and protect them with vour
own lite-, if n-cessaiv, while doing so. "Ate
ou l.adv ' c5o '
tuil-huij used to relate with great gusto
that after thes- rova! passengers had em
barked. Colonel Codv said.
"Bj gosh, it that' coach tips over we'll
upset all Europe.
alsburj immediatelv divined Codv's
meaning and lephcil
le. vou had better get up on the ha
aim drive them vourselt."
That determined Salsburv to deliver the
Postmasti r'-. speech, which he did with
great elaboration.
When he had concluled Colonel Cody
leaned ovtr toward him. and -.a!d. "How
will 1 let 'em have it, Xate'" meaning
should ht drive fast or slow Salsbur re
plied Let ti go. Gallagher '
When the coach re icheel its destination
Ihe , stn(;trs di-iinbniked Colonel Codv
had eot down oft the box and was about
to assist lile Prmcc-s of Wales down, when
the King of Saxonv. who had alrtadv
alighted, turned to Salsburj and addressed
him in nls high treble, querulous voice, sav
ing: "I s.ij. Mr. SiNburj, who is that man
Gallagher, to whom jou gave jour direc
tions' I must sav he is a most reckless
driver"
When the lour that greeted tins sullv died
iwav the Prince of Wales-, still on the box
addrcs-sed Colonel Codv while he was assist
ing the Prlnctss to alight. taving
"Have vou tver held four Kings before.
Colonel " '
"les. but never before with the roval
joker." eami quick lis a flash as Colonel
Cod's r.plv.
SOUGHT SLEEP WITH OPIATE.
Jasper r.ulKle Toole One Dose Jiml
';inie Xear Not Awnkeiiiuj'.
Tlie strum of tlie liullduv busintst savs
Jasper Carlisli , patient at the t'itv Hospi
tal, luiiennir iroin lauaanutn poison, ie
quired him to work st(nt,.tvvo liouis at
a stretch. o that he suffere-d nervoi's p'os
tratlon and vvat eompelled to st,k sleep
thiough an opiate He took an overdone
and was received at the hospital initon
sclom vesterduv noon.
Uestorativet were used, and lie is novv out
of dansir. He states that he 11 emploved
by a local piintiiiK st.ililishment He li.-es
at Xo 10j5 South CllunninK avenue. Doe
tor t'arruthers of No H3.15 Laclede avenue
wis summoned when Cailisle's wife s;rew
fr'itlitened at her husband' lom.ito'-e tate.
Doetoi Carruthers ordered him tiike.ii to tlie
eity iiititution
VliHiiiuriiiii tu rvv "I urU.
ISKPl UI.Il" M'hCIAL
New York. Dec 23 Anions the arrival
at the hotels were the follow iuk Jlisouii
aif. ht Lrniii V c tiiipnifti W K ilio-eppe.
Tjailattan. .s 1. Itaiiman. Ileralo .squire. .1
W ankelman. m Uenl
Kansas t'itv H W Pott- rail Mrs iMt im
perial. Iteiiorls Her .lewelrj s(,,,..
Mrs- IJIlzalieth Jenkins of No 117 South
1 Ifteenth stiret esteidi ieporte.1 to h"
pullc that jewclr valued at SO was stolee
iroin lier house In s-ome peison who pained
an entrance liv u-in a duplicate kev
TO AVOID CHICKEN CHOLERA.
A AVfst Virginia fauiii'i vviik-s in .-in
vxlIiiiuki':
In ioiir I&aiii' of (Jdobtr liitli I m'c
1111 Inuuiij li'g.inlliiir s() (.tiled 1 hu kwi
c holt'Ri. It lines nut stuff wlint i.i it ot
lln, country lliis is in. miller wli.it i-on
tlttions tlif fowls .11c kept, uliat Mini of
tootl they iot five, wli.it kind of iiunitcrs
they have lor i-oostlnt;. etc Xnvv. let
me sa.v I tun not much ot a liter, but
I have lilei! chii'Uciis for twentj -live
.vc.trs and never had a cise uf Mi-i'.illeil
clioler.i in tint time. 'I he follmvim; is
my lcmeily: Keep the tntvis fn-e linin
lice. K've them ouil. 1 lean food, tle.m
water, Keep lit lief 01 e them ai all
times. j;iMid ilit-st It ith -ind. aliove all
things, vvheiievi'i- vim s(.t. .1 dr.iuplii!;
hen lint her liv herself and leeil her
very "lurlngly on mash (ont.-unin
.iliout one iir.iiii of that die.ided ciilomel
in vvh.it m.isii she will eat 1111 clean. It
she won t e.it lorce a tablet of calomel
and s.rila down her thtu.u and set her
liver in action, pet it to woik.
I venture to s.iv if von will dissect
the fowls that are thought to die with
cholera ou will tiad the liver to have
white t.pots on it, and that the craw is
free of Krit. Take my advice, furniili
the birds with grit, keep the lice off
them, and Rive the mash with a little
calomel about every month and jou
won't have anv- cholera to contend with.
De.nl
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live St. luui r t in unp i
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lili if 1 IC t-tnl
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Mormon BiahCDS PI Ms have
Churca and their fell jwen Posltlvclr
effects or neir aDure, airsipation. eiceBRes or cixarcne-iciuiiiJK. .ure josi 2innoo4t
Jispntencj. l-oit I'owrr, rvlght Lor. p rmntorrhnrH. lDomnla. Jln In JIkcL. Eli
2cftlrra, HrmInnl f ieImIi k. Xame Jinek S'rioui lrbtllty, llesdaehe, Lnfltne to Marry.
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oTTlthlM'jrLyilid.n,BtficU are Jmmiliate. Impart y-T vipror and potency to
ever function. Don t st dei-ponden: cure i at hand, ft Resto'T'3 small, ondrvel
enrforcans. Htinula'rp tfcc brain and nerve center. 6fc. KJTTSl bo ; etx for V 50 by
MilJ. A Tritti-ii euamntee to cure or 010117 refunded, wl.a mi boxes. nuMiri circulars rre-.
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WHOLE PARTY ATTENDED
THE SILVER WEDDING.
and Mr. W alt M. Ioiine Until
llmililr Ieliratitiii at
'I ijtf on. Mn.
ltl. Pi lil.li- -rt 1 1 VI.
Tipton alo , Die JT. One of the most re
markable events in Tuiton soeietv in many
weeks was the celebration to-dav- of their
nlver vveudins anniversary bv Mr. and Mrs.
all JI Alonroe
With the "ingle exception of the minister
who tied the Knot the whole wedding party
winch tooK part in the teremonv twenty
live veals ago vv is present with their fam
ilies Thev are -Mi and Mr-, "vy. K. Brad
burv and t-on and H H Allen of Kans-is
Cnv Mr and Mrs. J E Tallferro and two
sons or Hronville and Mr and Mrs c C.
Hall of A.lbuqi:ertiue, N M
C'cmblne 1 with the Christm-is. celebration
the wedding lias ben quite an elaborate af
tali and many handsome pre-ents have
hem mule
Mi and Mrs Monroe have resided here for
several year. He was editor and proprie
tor of tee Tipton limes for several years,
until he went into the life insurance bui
ne ss 1 hev have four sons and three daugh
ters. WHIT1-.-WORK.
KFl'l 'JI.lt .-l'l l"I 11.
Net lladritl. Mi Dft Mr l" f White, a
IruKhl of this tin. and -Vlis vlli- . Work, a
inlllin. r, fornirlv tf -t Louis were married
here to-iia The ttok the tvening train 'or M
Iiuls
i:XeJL.l-Il-MUKl'HY.
r.ri'i ni.ii' -ei.ci.vu
Viiitat"' Mo Dee j vir Itiohard English
and Mips t-;ta "Vlurphv dtushter of Jude Mur
plit, wtre marrlrd at Xett 1.1 oilfield" last even
in.; e M:Ti:n YATKi
nr.ri oi.ic- mpkci 11.
Vu-cvast. Mo Dec J" l'rofeftor K 11. carter
and Ml-. Altha lates of Ons . it vteit murriei
ttil. mo-nliig
r- VI NDKKS-&M1TH.
Iti:i'rt:i.li' s.pFe-II
VuxvaFe Mo. D-e .r. M' Jofp!i
of tuiton ami Miss Nellie smlth tf
atinders
,U.1-iV
were niarriftl nt neeii to ua
LOOICW OO D C-OIt.N nTT.
imPl'ItLIV .-I'EI-IAL
Carltlr, 111. Det 2 Mr Gut Loekwood. for
morl a rei-itlent of tnis tilt, and Ml tlorente
e'orr.rtt of IjCto Vnpi-lts CO. were married lids
aitein.icn at il'e home of ihe Pride in that tltj
Thej will make tin 'r home in Lis Ausele".
ex)T-t:n hali.
I'.LPL BUI' SITCI VI.
Carltle. HI lite Si Mr Iilnard e'ofer of
Vandali.t and Ml Mvrtle Hall of Kcjfiort
wrie unitett in mirriune this .tfternoon nt the
home of the linde in Kete-port The ceremony
vn" peifi rmetl ! the lleverend el W Jcnes
Mr and Mr tVitaer vtill rfide in Vanilalla.
KinrKK-t'HEt.TS.
RKl'l'UI.K" I'Fe"lU
I'arltle HI. Dec S3 Mr lonn Keiftr of this
clt nnd Ml" Ora -heas of liimnstown. Ind,
were tiniteU In marriate at the l-o-ne of the bride
in that elti this atterncon
WEDDING T STl HCKON. MO.
ItEl'LIiLIC -1'FCI 11.
Miin;ein Mo lie. r- WeJdlrss which oc
cirr.il in or near -turKton to-day
riofes-or .1 M Oar-iew rrlncipal of the cltr
public -chotil" and Mlis Dent Kinc of near
ltlv.s
Mr Kclll i'CUUne una -til"- 1 izzie i.auKiiert.
Mr Ilevd Wincott and Mls Kthtl Crawford
VIr frei Hollow at and Mis CI i-i Hoblnon.
Ill CKINOH VM-i- VTTEItLEE
EUl'l HLIC bPBCI M.
Utchliil.l. Ill Dec i". Mr Vlle-rt H litlck
InKhan of Xetv Burs Cal and Mls Jlatft bat
tcrlee of thu iltv vtere niarritd here to-ilaj bj
the lleverend C" I) Purler
TOW Kl!'' W OODsON.
RErfBLIf SP1T IL
s,(w Melle. Mo Dt. IT. Mr Ilobrt II Tow
ers antl MI'-s Let AVootl-in wtre mirried Tues
daj evening nt ihe heme of the bride father
The hcue wa di-corated in seen and while. The
hrlde was attended h her two l;lpr. Mr. II
t" W"aton and Ml I"reda Le Woodson After
the reeepiiun Mr and Mrs Tower departed fo-
their rew home near -t Churle win re thev will
retelte arttx lanuarv
KREnMAN 1"00
Tr. uton. Ill Dec ''j I'ri fecr lame A
tinman of ihb. nlj and MI'" Delii l'oos, who
reldts 1 few mlle south of here were niar
iitd on Chrlstn-us t.ve at the horie of the bride s
pjrents 1'n.fesfcyr t re, man i s ip rlntendtnt of
our cit sthools whl' tie bride I, related to
i-ianv of the inoct oro-nlnent families in this
vltlnitv Vfter t short I n.lil tour tne .oupie
will mike their hwi. ill this itj Ihe Rever
ent 1: V l"llier nf the I'rcsi.Merian Church ot
this 1 iti itrformed the ceremonv
liUl -l'El'IAU
Itichvlew 111 Dtt 'j -Mr Vralik Miflen oC
Hivwortli III 111.I MI" Mattie Tibb of lrv Ins
ton were marrltd Inst nif-ht t the home of the
bride b llit Ibteend vlr Rhine of Ire ington
IIF.MtA (l.1 I.OI KUlllllJ l)i:l).
Author of "Ilie Vliolltlon nf Ihe lre
Idfiie?" K-vpii-es In Ven lurk.
tw oik. In.. '3 Colonel Henrv OI.iv
I.ocKwo.ul i n'-j'l. in IJi llevue Hu-pttal af
tt r 1 sliort llli.cs He was K; eara oil
Colonel backwood was ediuatcil for the 'nr
and hail mli-tid in 1M2 in the L'nion Arm
Up v.ji- hrtvetcd Major tor gailantr at l1-!-storinlric
of Tort Fihor in ISC"., und w is
mustered out with that rank in laiX.
He va the author of The Aljolltlou -if
the ITeId. 11. v ' ill which he advocated .1
plural et'-eutivt to lie known a thtt rvec 1-
tlve Council which should be cho, n in joint
i-e'-Ion lij
thi
two hous s nf Constr";;
lOI.i NKI.
VV II SHUT
RKl'l 1.L.U sj.i.cl XI.
ln Vt j, le. al . D- -"i l"..lo-lcl W'llllulu It
shHUt 's tlejd al Ms Home hilt At the uul
Ijltat. uf the lelnlli.n lie tta A member f the
famuui 0-1. Hiinli.sl .iiul Thlrtj-ni-st Iciin-l.i-nla
.lu-ters und In lSh.' wer in.ile .'olon. 1
He n is fun.ieilj -leased In luslnei In rhlrtito.
Itockfiird 111 and Denver.
r.Eom'.i w. hoi:nb-.
Ktl'l HMl'M'I.ClAL.
Kv.nivillr Inl D.e .; (.eorse W ilurnli
a nicm'.er of the Count) Council, i!i-d lat night
He iu 6 eur- ol t ant a iiromlneiit tolIt!cul
worker in Itepuljlinui rank
JOHN THOMPSON lit
REPl in.ici'ircivi.
VirsinUl 111. Dec -.-John T'lomyion Jr.
Jel -.!! uurK. died here t.l-dav JI hl 'am..'.
rei'dente Dotli vas caused by acute mania 1
resulting from h ruptured blood vessel I
ROBERT TAYLOR I
liEI'lBLIC PI'LCIVU
Vlrelnlj. 111. Drc 53. Robert TaI..r a
wealth! Dloneer farmer of saneamot Itottnni
died at his home there to-ilaj. aied fs ear P.
leaver a widow four .Ijurliters and he sons'
John VV. Talor ii a leadlnt; citizen of Jaekion
llle. Ill Aw?U" Archibald. Duncan anl Robert
are larpc land owners and prominently connected
with the buslnei Interests ot Cas County and
well known throughout the State.
J II KIRKPATRICK.
ncprnuc sri:Ai
Golconila, IIL, Dec. J3. J. II. Klrkpatrick, an
have b.en curing weak and dls-aed men
I will tell vou Just woat jour iroun e i
rlgnt treattntnt lor in
rl(tbt trouble I
or money uuca- ..uoi.h...- ...-. .-..:. .....u
gcymm nPRILITY- nervousness, desponilenc. unfitres for
riaVriac" rult of errorn sr -vcetxt lHck or conlMne b;l tlre-ams.
qtiicki?s. a vtantlerlrg mlnJ. ImpaPet msmcrj. imrotencj. right e-rH-
eion. exh'amtlng tlralra. etc
BLOOD POISON l'i all stages thoioughlj eradicated, never to
"turn, without the use of tlargTOiiit t'rtiES tr m'nerals
STRICTURE cured without pai'i bj chemical irocess Xo sur-
ff'j. No detention fron taMi"
VARICOCELE cuied to itiy cured in one week.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER troubles backache. heaJache suH-
V'iTL .. . ...fnirinn ,,-a mil-kit nr.1 irtn.i'i rit!
CALL OR
WRITE.
) id Ulih t s Jd llooi Kmilie Hldg
ni ,Haturil'v io s aiinuav ro 12 onlv
tie t. e sun . is.., s-. liai K numo-i- f
1)11. WIIITTIKK ntr.s, n
FOR mmi TREATMENT.
( liriuiie. ViTinii". Illmxl. sL.in ami I rinnrt Dinetises
t t.rviiut lleliilllv. I t MiiiiIkioiI. IHc. i.taludng ne'v
, u e .n in.l .n- - -r uoninsc ri.i ou-lnes! or manias'
, I - ii I inllkv o i" n-anl iveakli-s-- qui kn"s . t
,, i jn, I i ioi.ll . or- s i..rjnte,.l . Mam. l
- I in, ' er- pundit Liilti us; T- K qu nt r I'.l.ij trine
l l t nieirt M--JI. VsK i.ir I 'ant "
. ii i . i ii Kit fed f t 'if I't safe me ins &c f 4- blank 21
. , , , . M .lern i,et nl no lillini. I'tll r v rile t.raivue
i iien ,l a piiei u esfjll it arlcticelc m lx tlats.
al o"
mi I ihiitt fin jii, ture
( oiiMiiItiitinn Tree
Olllee or lit lln
epiiriite nltin-lto.,1
fur Kucli Person.
been in nse over 60 years bv the leaders of the Lforaoa
cares tbo nortt caM-a la old and yoan3 arWnjj tnrx
Dr. Oebhari
(or Hot Springs.
Ark.) ha-i discov
ered a Gcnorrhoeal
Anti-Toxine that is fmaranteed to cure any
case of Gonorrhoea or Gleet at home or
money refunded. All discharge and sorenesi
d appear In 1 to 3 days. Caaes Klicltei
that have baffled tho beat medical ekill. No
Pain. No Strain. No Stricture. Corrfsoond
nce confidential. DR. J. C. GEBHART CO.
A COS North Texas Bids.. Dallas. Tex.
DR. SCHREINER,
816 Chestnut St., St. Louis, Mo.
Tlie IlELIAULi: Specialist.
Cures private and chronic dis
eases. Lest Manhood, Nervous De
bility, I-Ofct Mgor. inlna! Weak
ness. It lent Losses. Debilitating
Dreams, Early Dcar, "ricocelf1.
results ct pito-3 or exce-et, UrU
narj- Diseases. Gleet. Stricture,
Unnatural Discharges and all dis
eases of Kidneys and Bladder,
and Bl"od Poison, all Ft ages,
positively cured. Out-of-town pa-
iienis ireiea uy man noon rree
$1.00 PER. WEEK for Treatment.
Ycu cojIJ uuy no better for 510 a week.
Consultation free i.all or vrrlt. Hoar,: I a. a.
to s c. m. Sundays. 10 a. m. to 1 u. m.
Dr. BOHANNAN
Cirtl U Chrnnie Dimiiu Dr. B.'t "Trptabl. Curmtlf."
S'liUielT mil .Nfrroui Dbll'ty. Orjims Waaksui. Lo4
tohooa or any erilt rrialtiac from joathrnl rrori or
ClCtlie. Id from tWO toaeTen ti Inn.na Mnrfi.ll.
aJreitlard In tht 2Z. Loan pirtrs for orer fortryetri. and
I bai nTtr fai'ed in Tirltt to" liVorrt CaMf. ftica, Ft
1 Solli-i; trial pacaarr. One Dollar, mflcitiit to ahow thu
thfKamrdrwllldoiiIlthatlaadTertiMd. FantMcnnlT mH
j to anr aidrt.i Pr. C. A. JOKAB11J o. JJ Xcrtaa
j final, tt. IxIi. Mo. Frlralt Clrcalax XKEC
MEN AND WOMEN.
Uie Big for unnatural
dischargeB.lnflammations.
irritation! or ulceration!
of raucous membrane.
Ta!nlaaia und nnl tnn.
iTHEEWHSOEMtilCO. g-nt or poisonous.
L CIKCIHNITl.O. Sold by nrncsista.
or sent in plain wrapj
by exprefl. rreosid.
SI 00. or 3 bottlet $3.75,
Circular sent on reqow
M solJler of Roe Bud, died to-day of heart
failure
MRS. JUD" BUCK.
ItErl"I!I.K Sl'ECLiL.
Virginia. III. Dec ;.1 Mrs Judy Bock, a pio
neer resident of Jule 111, died there to-day.
afced M
Fit INK KIMBOROUGII.
Iimlon Dec. 2Z Frank KimborouEh. an
American artlM. died here to-day ot pneumonia.
Mlt HARRY HARTLEY.
RIHTBLIC tl'ECI U
JHttoon. Ill . Dec. 25 Mrs. Harry Hartley
ili.d here jeterda. The funtral as held tiili
niomlnj:
ORDERS SPECIAL ELECTION.
Waco CouuL-il ProcH.'ding to Selei t
a Xew Mayor.
REI'LTBIdC s-PECIAU
"Waco. Tei . Dec. J5. The City Council to
night ordered a i-peeial election to fill the
vacancy caused b the removal of J. W.
Kissm from the office of JIaor by im
peachment. Thu date of the election la fixed
at January U
The ittusal of the State Supreme Court
tu r.mt .1 motion tor a rehearing of the
amplication tor a writ or error, in which it
v.as --ought by liisins to have the Council
iniolned trotu removing him, endtd the liti
gation in the State courtb io far as an
jnjunctiou Is concerned, and, while coun-el
for the appi'llant announces that the caaa
will lie can led to the United States faupreme
Court, the Council proceeded to-night in
the preliminary steps looking to the elec
tion of a JIavor.
In audition to Injunction proceedings, the
counsel for the dpo-ed -Major declare they
have other lemtaieM such .is nno warranto
iiiiiceeuiiiBs ana tuit tor damases, wnica
il.i will applj at the prop.ir time.
TO BORE FOR OIL AND GA;
-iiniuiuoi(i t ltueiib ! own a at
Comp.my.
KEPI UUP tl'KCIAU
Smithhoro ill , Dee 23. The surface in
dications of the land in the vicinity or
X'lea-sant .Mound has given the reople ot
that Iocaiit-, tea'on to believe that oil and
gas etists An active interest has b-en,
munitestcd in the msciosures recently made,
and as a nsu.t several leading citizens
have taken tl-e initiative in developing the
wells iliev nave decided to organize a
uirapanj, to be known as the 1'leatant
.viound I'lo-jpeeting Company.
'lu. ottiurs elected to serve sixty 113
are as follow:-. Udward .Vlajo. pres-'dent,
J T Harper, vice president, T J. Itench.
Mcrel.itv, Kveiett Mathews, corresronuins
sfcretarj The Kecutive Committee is
composei of G 1 I'eepIeF, fa. H. l"ourner,
ll Smltn. John Jlarcom, George Som
mervllle and H T 11. ree.
This committee has been instructed to se
cure dati relative to the business of proa--.cctitiK
foi gas and oil The net meeting
or the promoters will be held in Wilke's
Hall ir. Pleasant Mound Frida. Jaruary i
DR.KINGCURES'
Mrirtnrc niHfat Knire r Banns.
fcntiri mBiM'Fd as titr tt R-lun.
Uncffliiih; llsor; lalllmslaiit. bit rrjiit.
ii.iccttit nujitit uptntion in! J Ion ot flBV I
I want everj raaa 1
-llcted with any d!MaB I
I ecullar to the male w
10 call on me perjonallj
e . ni. n mtt nnd I WtV
explain to him m meth
od of curme the iliva--t.
I lnilte in partlculn
all men who hare tecome
ulatisiie.l will. tra:
rrnt elsewhere I will
ilemonstrate to your en
tire -satisfaction why I
can cure ou perma
rrctn norrofcra
I)E.IIK,5JJPiu It.
nent!
A CERTAINTY of A CLRI1 Is what jou
want. I have so much conflle-ice n ry treat
neit that 1 am wil'Snz to T-ccpt jour eas
WI1IIOCT ONE DOL.1IVR I.V AD.NCE.
I ;nrt, Ith s.at tat'tnlrt of ssrrm. moiii Drill tt,
nlfj.aiiliirr. Uaiiilfr aec! frudalir TraoHnaiiiKiiplnre.
if . c eaIrcnt "iJn-ptcm blanks fent tree
Urn;
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