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Show THE M0KN1XG Bittern-- : Engle Zackt rt and Rt,;gev NATIONAL LEAGU: Nw York, 4; Boston, 0. Hioton. Sept. 10. Better Uaniu,: running gave victory to the sud a today. 4 to . Wilt when men ere cn baes. R. H. E. Score: be 1004 -- 100 2o0 000 (hh 0O0 New York Boston Batteries: and 8 2 2 0 ii Wiltae and Hieonahan; Brwn. Philadelphia, . Sept. Pueblo, 11; Omaha, 10. Puebl:i. Sept. 10. Pueblo won mi up hill game today from Omaha iu the tenth inning. Pueblo lied the score b getting six runs iu the eighth inning. Score: R. H. E. Omaha Pueblo im5 w4 tifti loo io if l oi'." otfo is 6 15 G 1. B; Brooklyn, 10.- - inning. Score: Philadelphia R. H. E. 101 000 15u--- 8 14 3 . .SIS OUO IHIU-- 1 3 1 l,ush and Ilooin; McIn- Brooklyn.. Ba'teriea: tyre. Pastorlus and Bergen. 1. Sept. 10. After winning fifteen straight games. Including five doubleheaders, the Xew York Aine Icans lowered their colors today to the Bostons. The visitors won by 4 to 1, and erros on the part of the home team were' responsible for the victory R. H. E. of the visitors. Retire: IKHI 110 110- -4 3 Boston New York, 100 000 o. At Milwaukee City, o. Milwaukee. 3: Kan-a- s GRAND CIRCUIT RACES AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston, 4; New York, At Colutuhus Colmubiis, 2: Louisville. 1. At Indianapolis Indiapatiuli. 2: Toledo. 1. At Minneapolis Minneapolis. 1: St Paul, 1001 5 G Winter and Carrigan; Batteries: Griffith, Hogg, Kletnow and Thomas. Syiaruse. V Y.. Sept. In. With ideal weather and perfect track the Grand Clrruit'a opening day was a complete success. Audubon Buy went againsl his pacing record, 1 : 7M The race making the mile in 1:59 resulted as fulluws: First race, 2:10 trot, three in live: purse II. 200 Jessie Benyna won Hires straight heats and the race In 2:15 2:13 2:12 Kyra. India and Silver Ore also stalled. Second race, the Onodcga slakes. 2:15 pace, three in five; purse $2,000 Ardcllc won three straight heats and the race in 2:00 2:0K 2:u6 Prlnresa Helen. Captain Derby, Director Joe and Billy seal also started. Third race, 2:20 trotting, two In three: for three-yepurse l, 00 Daffodil won the second and third heats and the race In 2:13 2:13 The Abbe won the first heat in 2:14 Cedcru, Direct. Wilkes and Cochuiow also started. 3-- Philadelphia, 5; Washington, 1, Philadelphia, 8cpt. 10. No runs were scored in today's an me until thu second inning, when Philadelphia wan on a base m balls and Oldrlng's double. Score: K.H.E. 4 1 010 OOD imni Washington -030 000 020 5 7 1 Philadelphia Batteries: Kalkenbt-rand Warner; 1 Coombs and Peters. Detroit, 2; Chicago, 1. Chlrago, Bept. Hi. Detroit won a t game iu the ninth Inning today from Chicago, 2 to 1. A man on each team waa lilt In the first and aeored on hits which followed. In the last Inning Payne singled and scored on Srbmldt's single and Davis' wild throw to Ruhe. K. H. E. Score: 100 Don onO 1 S 1 Chicago 100 Mil 001-- .J 3 Detroit Batteries: Walsh and Towne'; Donahue and Schmidt. a ENTRIES LOUISVILLE hard-fough- Louisville, Ky., Sepl. 10. Douglas park results: First race, five furlongs Bon Vivant won. Princess Msrle second. Senator Warner third. Time. 1:02 Second race, seven furlough Scotch Dance won, Dorasette second, Paclflco third. Time. 1:20. Third race, one mile Col. Jim Douglas won. Harry Scott second. Princess Orns third. Time, 1:41 Fourth race, six furlongs Platoon won, Hannibal Bey second. Lady Esther tljird. Time, 1:14 WESTERN LEAGUE Fifth rare, five nnd a half furlongs Beautiful Mayo won. Bister Huffmaj ; second. Plausible third. Time, 1:08 Dsnvar, Lincoln, 2. Denver. Sept. 10. Denver's work at Slxlh rare, seven furlongs J. P. the bat accountable for the score Mayberrv won, Anglctn second, J . W. R. H. E. O'Neill third. Time, 1:28 today. Score: . 810 2IW OOx- -8 10 0 Denver .v Seventh race, mile and an eighth Uncoln .,,,,..101 000 0002 6 1 Athena won, Mocrasln Maid second, 3-- 3-- in 3-- , BiYAN. WILL ENTER NEBRASKA CAMPAIGN Tit Commoner Says He Will Take the Stump Upon Returning from Southern Trip. IJncoln. Neh Sept,-in- . William J. Bryan gave out a statement today announcing that an noon from bis southern trip he would enter the campaign In Nebraska and leyeral other states. Mr. Bryan said ahe general of all their animals. Herr Klrchem has had kn idea that hitherto seemingly senseless, brainless, unreasoning animals could he made to express a higher state or evolution than they had yet been known to possess. The profewor uses hla psychic power entirely in tbe training of the beautiful animals with these shows, and has proven beyond tbe question of doubt that the whip Is an unnecessary and brutal method in animal training. The animal under hts care have become so sensitive and responsive that they obey his slightest wish, even when suggested through mentsl telepathy. He has found the camel, which Was supposed to be senseless and excessively dull, to he possessed of a brain, and furthermore of a reasoning power which, if properly developed, leed the animal to be as great a mental power as that of the horse or the dog. This man Is no ordinary trickster and hypnotist, but Is conscious of all hla higher physical nnd pnychical power, over which he haa the utmost control, consequently hln power la unlimited. In conjunction with the 350 camels, tapirs, aehus, ponies, dogs, monkeys, goats, pumas, sacred cattle, tigers, dromedaries and other rare and costly trained animals with these shows will be seen troupes of acrobats, clowns, gymnasts, aerlallsti, equilibrists, wire and rope walkers, Imperial Japanese troupes. Gregory's Royal Italian Banda Rossa will be seen. These shows will exhibit In this city on the Tabernacle A grounds, giving two performance. at grand street parade will be given ex1 1 o'clock on the morning of tbe hibit. at which time the entire aggregation will bo seen. felt deeply Interested In the result In Nebraska, and praised the ability uf the gentlemen on the fusion ticket , Touching on the candidacy- - of Ashton C. Khsllenherger. fusion nominee for "verniir, Mr, Bryan said: "He I not only in favoe.of the rigid enfiircpnient. of railroad n filiation and Hip two-cepassenger fare, hut lie silmcsred the government ownership of railroads before I did." Mr. )ryaii continued: "The "election In Nebraska Is 'not only Important ln'cause of its bearing on slate matters, hut also of its influence upon the. coming presidential c.impaipn. The vote thin year will be liken as a trend of public sentiment. We arc entering upon a groat flghf for the extermination of the trusts and for the protection uf the public from expl'iltatiiin at the hands of tbe The Republican party ' his 'iown its inability to deal effectively with these and kindred subjects. Where'er the president has attempted to do mil thing be has been compelled to billow the Democratic rather than the H WHERE CORTEE publican platform, and the Rcpub-lic;ii. i STRANGLED HIS WIFE. in the house and senate have not supported him. The Republican I'tiate emusculated his rale bill and a Of all our old Spanish houses we aro little shamefacedly , to jii'imblican congress opjioxed his meat most proud he sure I of the one In which Cories hill. "Tbe best way to aland by the presl-dcistrangled hla first wife. We admit, uf Is to elect Democrats to con- - course, that his act naa not a commendable one; but the fact, that hen committed it here In our own Coyoa-caOmaha. Sept. 10. William J. Bryan docs na a pleasantly tickling sense imho this afternoon at the carnival of our own historical importance. The structure of then at Krug park under the auspices house is a fortress-likblocks 'r Hip Central labor union. Mr. Bryan stone built in pan of squared temple or from a sreided politic. rievoiing bin remarks taken from 'n ccnpral lahor topics. He took a cacique's dwelling and has a sinister 'frnng position In favor of arbitration look about It that fits it to a nicety. li lalior troubles nnd In International Dons CaUllna the first wife, le In tuniMr. Bryan left at 8:30 strangled one was disagreement. n ''inek on the the Wahah for Bt:' IxatU, ng over unasked fmm Cuba, after vherc he is to be given a reception. conquest, to Join her husband In MexFrom there he will go on a lour of ico. The fact seem to be established vtuo r the southern states,'. that Cortes although he put a good, face on the matter by receiving hoc .r with a show uf state and dignity f'fferson City. Mo.. Sept. 10 As Jftjik was able lo drive to tho waa in dudgeon at her coming. ptoNitlic ofllce today, hni he.Ja very for Cortes himself, he seems to have liked to have his ",ak.knd. it ia stated, it ia quite prob-ab- p been a person who was not particnlar win not be able to, attend the own way and who J. Bryan reception In St. Louis as to how, or at whoso expose, he had it. Rince the essence of conquest bfiOTrow, Is a domineering Insistence upon makTRAINED animal show. ing somebody else uncomfortable, t suppose that conquerors must be of ibrr Kirchem of the Burch nnd that temperament; but It makes them to worM's greatest trained animal exceedingly disagreeable people have dealings with as the luckless ivx Id onp of the most highly occultists In America. He re-'- Dons Catalina found ant, with finality, his training from a famous on All Souls eve in the year 1522. men will murder upon nboly udoo noer. and has reached o high Since karma that he has had a vision on days, that was a time most proper astral plane In which he distinctly for a tragedy. Aa is well known, on a former Incarnation AH Souls' eve the entire host of devils from hell. pm hai been a gladiator of the is let loose There was a dance followed by a nu In which ha subdued wild old powers stirring supper in our old house which then 'hln him. he gave up hi career ne was a brand new house that evenwhile tbe supper was forward professor of astrology and higher ing; and !hematirs and applied to Carl Hf-i'se- Dona Catalina had n spat about Jhe the famonn animal trainer of servants with Don Hernando that sent the table huffed and 'mburg. Germany, as trainer nf wild her away from fuials. His success was instantan-t- s sorrowful so sorrowful tbst she said in He produced result the out plainly to her tirewoman that she 'Inlng of wild animalk never before longed to die. Very shortly that longCortes came, up He was especially rn- - ing was gratified. rompliehrd. to their Chamber some time later: and 4 h. Messrs, 'Burch and KeU a 'inal trainer and superintendent ia presently tka serving folk kfl them he nt rail-roiol- s. is i: pn--s- ." e Gov-rrn'- . s de-po- i! ' OGDEN. TrFSDAY MORNING, UTAH, tiElTEMREIi . 1 ecu Yscht club to lnai.s ,i ,it.OELRICHS LEFT between Hern ootxic 4 merit-aica. a as non today l NOTHING TO WIFE T yacht Vim. onned hv Yh.-L. Park of tbe Amerlc.it. club of Nw York. By taking tody' race : n Vmi The Bulk of His Estate Is Lsn ts ;o hT third victory, wh'.cli Brother and Sister Son Gets a Mae Lynch third. Time. 1:50. owner the cup as well a 'be lioiun of Little JcMrelrj. ; vhoning that hi yacb: was On ail around craft of the : 'hal iartii RESULTS A1 ShEEPSHEAD to race lu the series brant, a Xew Yin-- . aim Del Svpi. lu. toiiav. who died at sea n September riche, .1 1.,Ymi won Xew Y..rk, Sept, 10. Shetpdicad id the five races sail, 1. left tlie bulk of his estate hi hi (he wcc.inil. third auu fifth wbi.r tin-- brothei. Chaiice May Bay results: and u ilk captured the fir: i.v. and the his aider. Mr. l.uc Firs; i act', five furlongs Joe Milter Jay. Hi wile, Wannssoe (he fourth. V no time from whom he had hivn won. Senator Clay aeeuud, t'oiuimm estranged for after (he first mark had n,vn passed some lime, i cut off from Sue third- - Time. I:vl. an beSecond race, six and a half furlongs today waa the Vim la itaiiKi r of being quest. aud the Hiateiuent made tha: i Robin Hood won. Fish Hawk secnui. Iwatrn. She led the V:k hr srcuud "ahe has n ample fortune of her when own." To ihe boat, by more than Sticks way third. Time. 1:15 2 5. minute, Herman . aud Jr., nothing is left but piece Oelriclis, Third race, five and a half furlong- - -- (lie weather mark a of jew-elill'1 on iiexi (no leg W. H. Daniel won. Pautiumok second. she waited ao faal and other personal effects. gun that lie was nearly ti' i icmu o ahead Other lelatives. hi secret Main Chance third. Time. I:o0 tnd Ilia when tin- first rdund triangular couise valet are remembered iu vj won. Fourth race, one mile-Tipt- oe his will. second. Proper third. Time, wa completed. On the r,voud heat Neva e The will was filed for today. over the windward the Auk Mention Is made of the prohaie 1:3K wife and eon on Vim. ilir but the in the opening gained 4u second Fifth i ace, mile and an as follow' paragraphs latter nnwe than made thi up later. won, Ostrich second. Peter Ster'As nit wife ha an fortune She lust some of her a'haniagc bv uf her uwii, I make no ample or deling third. Time. 1:53 bequest I in M coure he thick vise to her. Sixth race, five furlongs Waterbury raying from her won, Titroue second, Algchmc third. fog that e tiled down a the boats 'As.m.' son. Herrnau Oalrich. home were racing for the mark, bill is the heir and next of kin of Jr, Time. l:oo 4 5. niy minmore than s. four crossed the line Reventh race, mile and throeqnar-terwife. Had will doubtless lie amply proon lurf - Lancast riau won. Ebony ute ahead of the Auk. The German vided for by hla mothei in her last second. Sir Ralph third. Time, 5:"n 2 5. yacht Wannessee also wandered front will and testament, or by the law iu her course, but Skipper Protnen filially the event of her inifstaucy, I nuke n.i located ihe line by the mg' whittle, or devise to him other than SEA GIRT TOURNAMENT and he came drifting out of the fog bequest Hie specific bequest contained in thi over minutes eleven across the line will." behind the victorious American yacht The siiecific bequest to the son is beseven iiiiuutes thus made: St'Hgirl, N. J.. Sept. 10. The na- Vim, and more than ' tional individual match was finished hind the Auk. all of my give aud bcqueaih Tbe official elapsed time ww: at 2 o'clock. The first twelve prl.e watches, scarf pins and Jewelry ef . 28 J: ii ini ., winners follow: every kind whatsoever; my furniture, 3:5, .44 guna and other personal effects, absoFirst Lieut. Then H. Dillon, l S. Auk 4:li5.H8 lutely aud forever to my non, Herman Wsunssee engineers corps, 313. President Roosevelt, who ha stood: Oelrtch. Jr." Second Lieut. .Miimnia. Second C. for which tho a sponsor for the cup S. cavalry, 304. To hi half sUter, Mary Singleton Third Private Brass. Montana, 3ol. German and American yachiamen have Livingston. Mr. Oelrkvhs bequeathed Fourth Cspt. Cavanaugh, C. S. csv-al- i been racing tlie past week, sill receive the sum of $30,000 with the proviso a representative party of the German y. 301. that in case she or her heirs contest Fifth Corporal Jackson, Oregon, aud American yachtsmen on board thd the bequest shall be null and void. 288. A specific bequest of yacht Mayflower at Oyster Hay. 3u0,000 is Sixth Sergeant Oglstini, Porto Rico made to his brother, Charles May A DESPAIRING QUESTION. Oelrlrhs, and $loo,u(K) la left to Mr. infautry, 288. Seventh Capt. Lyman, C. 8. marine Jay. The residue of the estate in left One of the small boys at a certain to hln brother, Charles May Oelrirhs, corps. 288. esIs drill miich who U also named aa sole executor. Eighth Sergt. Corbet I, New York, school where milllary teemed ha how legs. The drill in285. The will ia dated June 11, 1904. The see dona llitngs Ninth -- Lieut. Silvester. New Jersey, structor liked lo petHinn accompanying the document was smartly adu 284. annoyed because this slate that the value of the estate Is Tenth Capl. Tewes, Near Jersey, Imy could not click his heels together unknown. like the rest at the word shun!" Tha 234. Eleventh- Sergt- - SroU, C. S. marine drill instructor, an COURTESY TO CORRESPONDENTS. Mood this as long a he could, but at corps, 293. Twelfth Sergt. Ucrsth, Montana, la! lost his patience altogether, and Berlin, Sept. 10. A feature of the addiesM'd the lad in a horse whisper, 292. German as well aa the Austrian and Capl. Lyman, V. S. marine corps, "Was yon ever in ihe cavalry, sir!" French maneuvers haa been the and Sergt. Talc, I'. S. infantry, tied Manchester Guardian. The service of automublles. for the special skirmish prixe. with German volunteer corps j provided a lutal of 84 points. Private Foa of GENEROUS MINDED ALDERMAN. with thirfy-aeverant in charge of the C. 8. infantry won the special A congressman on a visit to New properly uniformed drivers, which conalow fire prise of a gold medal and York the other day called on an old vey staff officers and umpired to nnd total score of 178. 120 with After the Hat of winners had been friend, an alderman down town. While fro. The general staff in bowing every made up by the statistical officer. they were chatting an Italian couple In nnd asked in broken English courtesy to a large party of German Sergeant Deloach of the V. S. marine caine would unite them Jn and foreign forrcspondenla, lo whose corps, whose score had been protested, if the alderman The alderman performed service MaJ. Prose has asidgned a spemtde another skirmish run. He made mariage. 85 points, and with 21 he had on the the ceremony, and, after accepting the cial automobile to take them to and from Ihe field. other ranges, It placed him In eighth modest fee, politely handed the brid an umbrella. place, with an aggregate of 296. The congressman observed the proTHE REFORESTING ceedings gravely, and after the couple CUP. VIM WINS ROOSEVELT OF MICHIGAN. went out naked: Do you always 9y that, Charles V From Lake Michigan to Lake Huron Marblehead, Mass., Sept. 10. The "Do what? Marry them? Oh, yea." nnd from the Rtralts of Mackinac alEsau Roosevelt cup, presented 1 ihe mean a bride pres"No, give most lo Grand Rapids, the lumber ent." baron has swept through, with colosA present! Why, wasn't that her - to be called night-(he sal stride, felling the fOreata that were together gasped ihe alderman, n peoples heritage. And after Ihe hurriedly, Is the early hours of tho umbrella?" was mine," replied the conit No, find and their to mistress lumber baron baa come the periodical morning, " dead in the bed with livid marks on gressman aadly. T fire with sweep not loss stupendous. her throat as though nf fingers end Only last May fifty square miles were TROLLEY. thumbs. In answer to the question of YOSEMITE AND 'THE, burned over. Sniggling hamlets were Anna Rodrigues, the tirewoman, How laid hundreds were made home The iraveler into Yoaemiie still goes lew. waste, came those marks there, my lord?" and tha young trees that ' of his own conveyance 1 made them In by stage, or by Cortes answered : nature was trying to force n breaking kx her necklace, that she horse or foot. He In expected presentstate were burned to careless upon Merced the might the better breathe" and appar- ly to enter by trolley up the man roots again. to river, and this is thought by Nature le tiring of this continuous ently regarded aa cireumitanttal evidence in hla faror the fact that the be a lamentable thing. But Yoaemlte indifference. ' In spots the white sand gold heads at tbe necklace, the thread is already shorn of freedom and soli- la beginning to show through. On broken, undeniably were scattered all tude. Shope and cottages are there, a tracts df a thousand acre repeated over the bed and on the floor. Bernal bote, permanent camps, regulations, fires have swept away the tangled lias tells politely that Dona Catalina and even ihe parasite called "graft," mnaiee of dead limbs, underbrush and died of an asihma which Is stretching that final seal of a fledged society. The blnokened stamps that mark Ihe landtrolley will make It a convenient outpollieness about as far as It will go! scape elsewhpre. The soil ia ao bereft Thomas A. Janvier in Harper's.- fitting station to the high Bierrst and of vegetable matter by fire that tree lta better solitude. will no longer seed themaelvs, and A didactic poeiess once wrote: SCENTING THE HAIR. drifting sand tils he story nf nature and the world laughs with you. at last crushed down by mans indifference, . Weep and you weep alone;" "And yet nature is still ready to The real summer girl always on and bestowed a familiar quotation on the lookout for seemed effects -- goes many wbo have perhaps no further grow trees on this poorest part nf to the trouble of buying two handsome acquaintance wltii the didactic poetess. Michigan If only ahe he given a little She appeared to Intend not only tho help and Adequate protection Against big silk flowers of the milliner. Blie facta In nature, but fire. Tha anil ia not as poor as the gets large flowers of the kind for statement of two It - will not raise which one pay a good round dollar also to advise that you avoid sorrow people suppose. because it Is lonely, and cultivate wheat, but it will raise hemlock, cedar, each, and mayH more. compine, spruce end poplar. And the Taking these big, handsome arti- cheerfulneaa because It attracts ficial roses la hrr bands she fills them pany. The two facts seem to he, in people 6f Mlphlgan need these forests full of rose sachet powder. .She takes tendency, ns stated, bnt the advice la products. For lack of them cities and them up In her hand, one by one, bold- open to qualification; first, because towns in the northern part of the away. In ing them in the hollow f her palm sorrow has nemo other results than lower peninsula are waiting 1890 Iosco county had n population iff so aa to preserve the shape, and then solitude, and laughter than companshe lightly sprinkles the powder In ionship: second, becanse solitude haa 16,224. In iBflft the federal census re1st ,own drawbacks. Why should com- corded only 1D.248 residents of the the middle. She sprinkles and sprinkles until the rose Is filled with the pany. if gathered by your cheerfulness, county. A third of the population bad In .ten years because ihe powder. Then her work ia partly done. be advisable, and company, if gathered vanishedhad hem stripped of its timber county She new taken a box, filled sitb the by your trolley car be lamentable? and nothing had been put In its place. coarsest kind of sachet, and Into this rose, placing It It appear then that the nolitude of Other counties hare suffered as much. she set the flled-uIn such a manner ibst It standa upthe wilderness somehow makes for Nor has the kiss been confined to a counties. It haa affected the whole right. Hhe treats both roses alike.It happiness, that happiness gathers com few 1K9U $116,000 ,000 waa Invest, Then ahe clone the box and put pany, w hose happiness demands a trot state. In the Pd ia banishluqtberlng Industry of Michand the into many laya. away-foYosemliq line ley igan. Today only a little more than When she open It there is a de- ment of tbe solitude to the higher And It appears that the god of $60,000,000 of this capital is left. lightful surprise. Tho odor of the There ia many a "deserted rlllsge" rose in heavy and the scent is pene- things as they should be meant In northern Michigan, and under the tran rnther the many to trating. Even when the roses are uplift vilshaken out a great deal of scent re- to transport tho few, to popularise present pollqy of the state theseMeanmit Ins. And then flowers, when placed beauty rather than to discover it. For lages will never rise again. in the hair, will give a delightful frag- as regards this Intimacy and mutual while, the people of Michigan, who rance more hurting than the odor of understanding between man and na- tbirtr years ago thought they had an inexhaustible" supply of Umber, are the real rose. Indianapolis Sunday ture, there appears to be two kinds, their bouse with shingles shingling arii-eStar. when their labors one of which Pacific coast, finishing (he from the hill the as stand reconciled by time, their homes wth Georgia of interiors HINTS TO NERVOUS WOMEN. la and liille Tuecany, towns with the their moldings from and getting pine, that man and of like this relation is The oak for their chairs California. comwife who have grown by long and tables cornea from MlMlssippl. There are many thing a neurasthemunion to resemble each other in spirthey are paying an srer-ag-e nic woman can do which will mitigate and even In feature; and the ether Incidentally, $20 a carload for the freight of the severity nf her symptoms and per- it arises when we come, weary of artifrom other haps. if the disease la slight she may fice, into the wilderness, and it I like on the lumber they import recover without the intervention of the meeting of lbs man and maid, man who ia trying In Detroit in In the first place, the her physician. who look into etch other's eyes and ut his own expense to ehow the etata original trouble, worry or anxiety see eternity. And if. ns appears. of Michigan lta mietake. He believes which was responsible for her nervous ! destined for tbe friendship Michigan's fJKlO.OOQ kwt acres can be breakdown, must lie done away with, of comforting usage rather than of su- reclaimed. He is backing bla Judgor, if this is Impossible, ehe must in the first place it ment with bis money, realising at the school herself not to care or else re- perb recognition, be reasonable with earn time that every dollar he puts move herself to new scenes and sur- ia always wall to and in the second, one's imkwt to roundings, where her mind will sot be destiny, la that, destiny had this idea into the object lennon will hebeI plantharassed. Peace .of mind will do more pression when Y "Semite was first con- him. became the tree crop mind will not mature during hia lifeing to restore shsttered nerve than al- in come sin a trolley time. The name of this man le Carl most anything else. The nest thing ceived. If deatlny it la likely that B. Schmidt He la a public spirited is to make the bodily health ms good car to tahe possession, with tbe deeds, manufacturer who w cloaely conas it esn be made ander the existing time win follow will not betitle made nected with the political career of the circumstance and surroundings. Sleep that the flowers Half late mayor and governor. Hasen by spectator, and and rest are absolutely essential to to lta own dignity. Appletoe'n for Bepi ember. recovery, and the sufferer should do all Dome will attend oforo the blues she can to secure both. Narcotics to The great masseda excellent in freare "I was thinking of learning to play produce sleep are 'not to be thought and whites of. They do not cure anything and quented part aa in unfrequented, and on the corn." will Yosemlte or the waterfalls always Do you fklnk yenr wind in good their continual .nae can only be of barm. Tranqulllae the mind, have more values than the poet can enough?" In The Reader; Wow it wltnnt any Oh. I hint eh b force of will unpleasant say. Arthur Co!en Will Exhibit on Tabernacle Grounds SATURDAY, SEP. 15 S7P?m nimrar hr hi-- AMERICANASSOCI ATION The first game of the erie Between Philadelphia and Brooklyn, played here today, reaulied ja a very onesided victory for the visitor. The Philadelphian bailed Mcbox In the eighth Intyre out of the - New York Wiivardi: iiM EXAMINER: - ROYAL ROMAN HIPPODROME EDUCATIONAL MUSEUM AERIAL iu. iio-hed- ENCLAVE r. oiis - corr eighth--Dandelio- rTTy'f n - n AMHUi IN 350 TRAINED CAMELS TRAINED SACRED CATTLE TRAINED TAPIRS TRAINED DROMEDARIES TRAINED CASSOWARY TRAINED ANT RATERS TRAINED DOS IN DICUS TRAINED LLAMAS TRAINED PIGS TRAINED GOATS TRAINED TIOERA TRAINED PONIES TRAINED ZEBUS TRAINED BIRDS TRAINED PUMAS TRAINED DOOS 2 O-- R UNNY CL0WNS-2-0 Lilliputian Performers. Troupes f Acrobats. Scores of Gymnasts, Bycyclists, Jugglers, Wire and Rope Walkers, Necromancers, Atheletes, ana Japanese Performers. EVERY ACT BRAND NEW TALKINd PONY EXCITING RACES A Bid MORAL SHOW WATERPROOF TENTS HIOH SCHOOL RIDING BRING THE CHILDREN LEAPINO GREYHOUNDS EVERY ACT A FEATURE ANIMAL POLICB PATROL A PLAY ENACTED BY DOGS ISIS, tbs TALKINQ MONKEY Italian Banda Rossa Gregory's Royal the Matinee Will Child rjnpp EveryGiven Be Attending a Pony Ride, Absolutely Free. 11 a. m. Daily Street Parade Free GrandONE DEPARTMENTS TICFEr ADMITS TO L. , . POPULAR PRICES 1 by-th- e fr . They Fear the Light KM WHO DO THE WRONG BURGLARS, SNSAK THIEVES AND THAT LIKE. Turn on the Light i ONE GREAT ADVANTAGE OF ELECTRIC LIGHTS OVER ALL. OTHERS. k R. L Railway Ci. Central Manager CAMPBELL Trade Mark, E. W. WADE, Agent HEALTHFUL and DELICIOUS p Griddle Cakes s. Muffins Plum Pudding and Boston Brown Bread are made from Allen' Bouton Brown Bread Flour. The ECONOMY In Imylng. the SIMPLICITY In making, nnd Ihe ASSURANCE of having a pure and wholenome food arc point worthy of your consideration. Bnir-RiKln- g s I Ask Your grocer for Allen's PACIFIC' B. B. B. COAST FACTORY, it, Flour Co; SAN JOSE, CAL, te . pro-ductl- thoughts, and sleep alone rather than wltb someone else whose re lessees or deep breathing, to say nothing of snoring, might, well banish sleep from Morpheus himself. tbe eyes of eves Sometimes a warm foot bath before j. bed ,or eatlrg a piece of bread anl glass of milk butter or drinkingo a tired the eyen. If. will bring sleep however, these means are inadequate, it ia better to consult a ofphysician. It, mast Normal sleep, and plenty lie secured before recovery Is poislble. Harper's Baaai. ea WORRISOME PERIOD. the time when a man Between leaves off being too good to go to Jail end the time when he become ton trouble." That'a all right; but I mean do yon think you could outrun any pursuer r Philadelphia Preoe. If Bam Wellera dad were alive het rich, there Intervene a worrisome especially period of uncertainty which le .apt to add to hla adrice to beware of vldders that advert! mi. New York be the death of ns. Pock. Considering what it costa the average New York person to visit Coney Island, one far surcJjr ia enough to Chicago pay for getting tiicje. American. la the Interoat. in baseball declining? Fewer umpires seem (o have been killed and maimed this season than ia:.. ml Atlanta fMlflilllltiOIL , WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS 1 , , WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. |