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JO
n p.. i rn t i on rn
nnnTi inn n?mn i' onrani nin mni ovw ine dial iqi j i i- w, ; , . t i'l i in i
i, J'HfATlirn- HI III! Battel. Baum and Splw; Bchock . ' 11 Ifj , V, jjjAr gtc WIND'miLIMlLTHtNK.Z c
' FAiarT KXBor xu movx9 nxxn
' ' MXMXBmrmxM twxxxjeo tiu
' BUT IU DZBVT BA.
r (journal Spwui fcnW T,"-;.
"-' San Francisco, April . Anothts coat
V bt .whltewaah wm added to th Port
land team's already heavy supply. Out
et tna twelve defeats meted to the Port
land' team half of them hare been
blanks. Jwt what If the matter is hard
' to. discern, for the team puts n a fast
and snappjrtleldtns' came. The fort
land manarer has secured Murpbyv the
- first baseman and all-around player of
, the Ban Francisco State leaa-ue team,
and 'the lad will be given. a thorough
trial.'1 The showing-. of Drubot Is
. source of satisfaction, and Manage Kl)
: la said to be negotiating- with a young
. fellow named Bpencer. t v" v
Butler pitched a fairly good game
yesterday, but his support was ragged.
The score: .
i'r OAKLAND.
-,. - --v AB. R. H.PO. A.E.
Ganley, r. Z. ........ 4. 0 11
"Francks, a. '-,.... 4
at
I
t
1
. Kruiter, L t ........ 4 11
T Iunleavyi o.,..' .
1 ,
I 12
Clancy, lb, ......... 4
Etrelb, Jb. '...,,... 4 0
Ivereaux, to. 3 1
Boetttger, e. 4. 0
4
!.
Buchanan, p, ........ 10
;i if
' .... 1 T rw ajs w.
r "-A -;-f " ". ; j .: ' - AB. RH.PO.A.&.
iTennan,' c.i. ,... v , e j i
Nadeau. V f. ........ 4 1, 0
a
Castro, s. S. 0- 10 1
Beck, 2b. ........... 4J 0"J I t
Freeman, lb, ........ 0 0 11 rl
Franels. Sb. .4 - 0.1 S i
McCreedte, t. f. ..... 10 0 t 0
8telman. c ......... 0 0 11
, Butler, p. . . i . . 1 1 "0 "t-T
.totals Oj40.W42. 6
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINOS.
Portland . ..... .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Hits . . ,....,4,1 I I 4 0 10 1 04
Oakland , , Min 2 i
. Wits . , ,......t zso
jnostMAftrr
' TWo-bsse hits Dunleavy, Drennan,
. Etrelb. Sacrifice hits Freeman. Butler,
Dunleavy, Devereau. First base on
' rron Oakland, S : Portland. J. First
' base on called bU Off Buchanan. 1;
off Butler,. 2. Left on bases Oakland,
7; Portland, 0. Struck out By Buch
anan, 2: by. Butler, I. Double plays
Castro to Beck to Freeman; Btreib to
Francks. Time of gained-One hour And
20 .minutes. Umpire McCarthy.
. Keefe Instalns Kia Heepxd.
J "Fresno, Cati,' April Pitcher Terkes
. was found in bunches yesterday and
Tacoma won handily. ' Bobby Keefe, al
' though found frequently, kept the hits
Well scattered and won his fourth
straight game. v The score:
Tacoma . . ...,Il 0 0 1 I 0 2 8 11 1
San Fran ......90 1 0000 1 0 2 10 3
Batteries Keefe and Graham; Terkes
and Gorton.
' tpider Vaam Vnsales Seattle.
IB Angelee,April .-Aftr four in
rifi!rif4. duflfif whlcB IRere was nothing
. doing in the scoring tine, the Angels
. took a brae fn the fifth and the bom
bardment started then was kept up un
til, at the end of the eighth, they had
BLQO D
Da aeeeanl its rrifhtfnt aldMatiMM, mo4
Polaonlng to eoameoly ealleO tht Kloa at All
DlMMea, .It aur b eltbar kwedltsrr or e6a
tnewd. '3aee tk nrstem to UlotoO tk It tbi
twiM Bar nanlteat itaelf la Ihf for ( Scrof
nla. Kcsrma. Bammatle Paina Stiff u t.ii..
. Jolnta. Eruption or Oonpr-Calore4 tpeta as tke
...ljg,ly';l;;aca .or
Lew. Jlia uweja wit Moats, at oa
aua, Bor Ibraat. 8wollea TodiIU, ralllas
at of tka
Haur er Ejewowa. and fliiall a Lep-
f . , ruaUk Decay et tn yieak and Bene.' It roe
. tiare anr Of theae er alnllar arataiana. gtt
, BROWN BLOOD CUBB, loiai41afoljr. -Ail
f trratmem jrucuvmur in reami 01 ure Work.
, . . , ll ceatalns bo danearooa Ornga or tajurbxia ataa.
Irinra of a or kind.. It tees ta tht varjr bottooi
'' v ct tbe dlaeaae aad fbroea eat Trr partlela at
1 Impurity. Saoa iwr alta and armptoM Olaaa-
twcra, eompic wi7 aaa larenv. l at piooo.T'tbe
tlMaaa,; tbe Seab. tbe booM ae4 tbe whole -ere-
Inn er cleaBaea. curlDad aa4 raatorad te
fort Balth. aad tba patlaet prepared anew foe
tbe ' fl'itl'a and pleaaaree1 of Ufa. BROWN'S
VI OOU CPRB, f 2.00 a Iwttla, iaata a BMath.
Mi by.DB. BKOWM. OiSS Areb at, Pklladal
!. for aale In Portland ! Or Fiaak Mas,
ParUaad Hotel Pbarswcv. t . I .
POISON
I 1
VZBX9 ;na. . . , . :t Won. Xo.t, i ; . . I . ' i, . .- .
Oakland . . 10 4 .711 1 ' DKK.T- 1 : f ' r'-'. ., t r r- i-.-.,). .r,-'.r,L! .-,i-V
Tacoma . , ............. fv4 .1(3
geaUle . . ........4 f 7
Ban Francisoo 4 10 .286
Portland
.''. ' Testerdays Seores. '. .
Oakland, $; Portland, 0. ,
'Taapma, I; San Francisco, t,.
fcosvAngelss. ; Beattle, i, r -. r y
DIAMOND GLISTEN1NGS
t Zissy at sum. ;-
They got the Habit.
rTwas the asms Bad story. W- T
' If so, another chance will be given
them.-. .. j ; v ; . v'.' ' '
It's no us beating- Oakland; they are
a lot of lobsters. , ' 1
The litis today read all right for
Portland, watch for the victory.
Things look rosy foe ths Browns cap
turlng a double-header on Sunday.
They're been taking headers right
along; why not double up occasionally.
In yesterday's game Butler pitched
good ball, but his team dldn'V back him
up In the hitting department
The agitation against - imposing
tax of $10 a game on baseball in this
city has had' the effect of raising auch
a storm that the chances are bright for
tne mayor's expected veto to be Bug
lainea.
While the team Is losing and receiv
log all the hard censure possible there
is no use in rubbing it In.
XSA2ffXB AJTD fin TO MXBM.
- (Jonrnl Sseeial Berrlce.) "v
Newark. N. J.. AbrU . For the
opening of the bicycle raolng season at
tne vausnurf track tomorrow, Frank
Kramer has entered - the ' Inauaurai
stakes, a half-mile scratch ' race, and
the two-mile professional handicap
W. a Fenn, holder of the five-mile
record,, will also appear In. both races,
and la likely to share the . honor of
starttng xrom scratch with, Kramer.
The list of professional -eroiista "will
be greatly augmented this year, by
number of-stag; amateurs, who have, re
u vemn aeciarea , proresslonalS.
George Qlaasorii Fred Ernst and Ed a.
Collet t, a brother of George Colletu the
New Haven sprinter, are booked to ride
their maiden rece for money purses to-
nrsoo BABSBAUi voinam.
The indoor baseball 'clMmBiiifwW.lat
the armory is coming to a close, and
the- next few weeks will, decide tho
winning team. At present CoitiDnnles
a ana a ana Battery A are the com
petltors, B cempany having won each of
tne games it has played, five in all,
while the battery and H company have
won four and lost one each.
The game thla evening between com
panies H and B will be hotly contested
ror tne reason that H la determined to
break their opponents' perfect percent
age, ana ne mem ror tne lead, which
will make Jt neceaaary forta play -off.
men tne Dauery is scueauiea to meet
both these teams and ' the matter of
pi Ming the winner will be about as hard
as to prophesy . When the Portland
Browns art going to score. , ,
OOUbBOa aVatXI JM 9KM 2IABT.
' (iooraal BpeqUt Serrlee.)
New iTork. 'April l.-The vrlnctaal
baseball gamef to be played by eastern
colleges today are those of Cornell and
Virginia t i Charlottesville, Brown and
Manhattan at Providence, Harvard and
Vermont at ' Cambridge, Tufts and
Princeton at Prlneetott. ; Trinity and
IrdhamaLFQrdham.ndi'ennoylajiul
ana ueorgetown at waeningtorwAt tho
poio grounds in this city Yale plays a
practice garp with tho New York Na
tional league team.
' f.- .' una --..l... i
tOA DAT t0 FAKBB CKAJB.
A good crowd of riders iourneved hut
to Piedmont to participate In the Port
land. Hunt club's run this afternoon.
The weather Is ideal for a oaoer chaaa.
and an exciting run is anticipated.
futwina abtp btajt; baw ,
-v (Jottrnal Special Bertiee.) ''
Chicago. April 0. -"-Jimmy Gardner and
Buddy Ryan of Chicago foua-ht a. six.
round draw hers last evening -' ' ..
THE OREGON DAU-Y, JOURNAL,' PORTLAND, i; SATURDAY EVENING.- APRIL" 0,
e.v rnns
CARTOONIST CARTER'S IMPRESSIONS OF THE M'COY
BEFORE THE CONTEST.
XANPER NEVER HAVING A SHOW.:!; iC' i"; v '.
TALENT HAD GOOD
IN THE GOING
4--:.i
. ' -" ."" . ' . ". i ...";"?"::.
imui bK ,
San Francisco, April I. The
Ulent
bad a- good day st Emeryville despite
the large ' fields, for four Of the six
favorites finished first and the other
winners were well played second
choices. Results: ---
First race, six and a half furlongs,
selling Clausus won. Flaneur second.
Toto Gratiot third. Time, 1:2L
: Second race, half mile Peggy CNeQ
won, "Albert Fir second, Cardinal Barto
third. Time, :48 H. t -
Third race, one mile,' selling Allo
path won, yassalo second, Ripper third.
Time, 1:14 H. , ' r: lV"J'.. 1
Fourth raco. ieven runongs, nanai
cap Atwood won, Yellow Tall second,-
Celebrant third, Time, i:zo. ,
, Fifth race, six furlongs, selling
Silent Water won. George Berry second,
Scherseo thiroVTime, 1184. . -
Sixth race, one mile and 60 yards.
selling Colonel Van won. Idogo sec
ond, Cloche 4 0r third. Time, 1:48 H
.-.; '. At aasmphla. ' s
Memphis, April . MoivtgomeTy .Park
aummary;- . .-y
First race; four and ft. half furlongs,'
aelling-Mag1qwonv.Lady Fashion sec
ond. Green Qown third, ,Tine, .'MtS.
eoond :;, race, .si ' furlongs-Henrr
Bart won, Irene Llndsey second, oxui.
fiit-thliiA:- Timd. 111a. . ":,: '
Third race, on mile Bhd B sixteenth
Wilful wohr'Aodienes BeeoBdV-qorBa
cats third. Time. l:4 ; , ) ,,.
Fourth race, seven and a half fur
longs McGee won. The Conqueror II
second. Foxy Kane third. Time, ):88f4.
Fifth race, , half mue cnaneys Aunt
won. Miss Ines second., vounce tnira.
Time. ?04i.
- Sixth race, one mile Falkland won.
Louisville ' second, Bugle Horn third,
Time,. 1:44. v'v-N-i. . '
LARGEST STEAMER ON
LAKES LAUNCHED
. " (Jonnul Bpedal Servleel)
Lorain, O., April (.The Augustus B.
Wolvln, the largest vesseLever built on
the lakes and the largest exclusively
freight , steamer ;ftt" the ' woridV .waB
launched at the yards, of the American
Shipbuilding company today in tne pres
encoder an Imraensa ere wd of specta
tore. . The new steamer, the cost of
which amounts to more than a half mil
lion dollars, -is owned by the
Steamship:' company. ' ' '
AcmO
The general dimensions or the woivin
are: Length. po feet; preadtn, es reet,
and depth. St feet Forty-five hundred
tons , of steel were used la her construc
tion, exclusive of machinery and other
fittings. - She will carry between 10,000
and 11,000 tons of ore, which hJ 1,000
tons more than the carrying capacity
of the largest vessel on the great lakes
at the present time. Tho ship will be
loaded through tt hatches and by means
of imnroved unloading machinery It la
expeeWd-4he-4mmenss osrga-can be dts-
charged in six hours;
' BASBBAU XV IU WJIST.
f Joanut Boecial Berviea.) L
Chicago, . April Several of :: thft
leading college baseball teams a the
middle west ato scheduled to play the
first regulajKpramea of their season, to
day. Purdue' lines 4ip against the. In
dianapolis high school team at Lafay
ette, and the. Culver Military academy
plays Its initial- game with- tba. Kef
wanna, AUnetio club. Northwestern,
Notre Damet and . the :-universities' of i
Wlvconaln,- Chicago, . Minnesota,0. Ne-i
braska and Michigan will -begin their I
i on a v
'Z THE FIGHT WAS ALL IN
I I
( i
Vv.'i
IMBSVJI
-!;it.t'"-1 fSirfp-s-TAUAKT
f,t ;-, , ill
t '
itSmboth Coated Fox Terrier. f lAat Tear '"VMlantr JuhiblP W0B 'Flrr Thppy
and First Novice and Special for the Best Fox Terrier bred in Oregon, He is
Owned by George McMillan, . Multnomah's Famous1 Football , Warrior. Valiant
junior WU1 Be Entered at tho .Coming
t
SIG HART DOESN'T
LIKE WRESTLING
.1, 'ijil
"Deliver me from wrestling matches
and the refereeing thereof," says little
Sigabus Hart ' "At this battlo between
John Rooney ami -Peter Vlsser, I was
asked to referee. Buddy Ryan was
billed, but Buddy feared that, he -wasn't
posted on the rules and resigned, the
lob in my favor..' I went on with tho vt
most confidence, and there I was, - with
this Boer Vlsser, JCeet T. and this Rooney
as-PlgT as a naca, lowerjnsj ovtr mm. ,
T did the best I could, .despite A the
hilarious whoops of the - populace and
the invidious remarks from the gallery
such , as Say. , Vlsser, ; there's a potato
kv iinwn hv vour ankle!" . Finally,
Rooney Jiolsted the lant .for ' a itylng
fail. , H0 PUB Vlsser rouna ana ruUu.
VlssefB leg covered ft,, gigmhtio circuit
as he flew and nuddenly the lights. wOnt
out and stars appeared. ? one or, kis
ser's feet had hit me in the Jaw. '
When I revived Paddy Carroll, gurif
ling with pleasure, shuted to met 'Keep
put Of their way t' 'How can I keep out
of their way r j walled, and then an
other foot new by my head, and I got
busy dodging. ' Never again for me the
wrestling game no, niverl", ,
The amateur boxing 'tournament this
evening before the Columbia Amateur
Athletlo club promises to be a hummer,
and large delegation, of the (3d degree
fight fan will bo present to watch the
kids 'exchange .wallops, h ,, .Hjf
French and Dunne, .the principals, are
in ' fine condition and a rattling good
bout Is ssured. . t i-n '. " j": . V;
jrsmxss st ats rom . coast.
! t (Journal 8peclat Berrlea.) '
New Tork, April 0. James J. Jeffries,
champion of the World, left : this city
yesterday for 1 Los--Angeles, where he
intends to train for his -coming battle
CLOSING CHAMPIONSHIPS 'BEING' PLAYED TODAY
BROWNS SUFFER, ANOTHER WHITEWASH
HAVE GOOD DAY AT.
M'COY'S FAVOR.THE HOL--
rVav!A IMeeed in the-fairest Dosilble manner ta
v ' J i 1 I
i:X-v4? I
F '. r. TA .: . l
JUNIOR.'
Bench Show,
NANCY HANKS TO . -;
BE SOLD AT AUCTION
'Lexington, V Ky April
-va aw wrv-a Hv
8. Anpounce-
ment "has' -been made here that, all the
horses- owned by the late J. Malcolm
Forbes of Bostoa eaiceptithe famous
stallion' ArioB, will bo sold afc Rea4-U
vUle, Mass.," May 22. " The. Iftock is ap-
praised at ; $125,000,;. outside of Arion.
Itv Includes Btngen, ):0(, for wAich
126.000 ha been recently ; refused, ar.d
Vice (Commodore, a. -l-year-old on of
Bygen,--- artd -,-Narlon, the oelebrated
daughter of Arion and Nancy Hanks.
Atnoht thft ; brood.-mares ? whlch IwiU bo
i61d:'.;l8.iiht!lttiNancyfHahk-x
time holder Xof tho '5 world's 'fecord, for
head 1ft the consignmentsftmong . them
many of the" great horses , of tht ,trot
tin turf. ; , i , ' -v - : . x
o:, xxtxisxst. to- Txnr, wbax
It Is Perfectly understood hi every
sick man or womap that if they can get
some remedy that will stop the gradual
Iohb of flesh and strenath. their recovery
ia-aasured, People that are nervouand I
iinafmidv. have dlzzv iinella. with weak
ened memory, and. loss of ambition, their t
blood: is thin-ana .watery, u saows in
their sallow com piexion ana urea man-1
per, -soon as they commence to . gain I
fleaH they look better and sleep better. I
To gain from I to lbs. of good,, solid
nesti per ween, tne Diooa mum db jnaaai
rich and pure. , ur. uunn e eiooa anai
Nerve Tonic puts in tne poay tne very
ltb of what makes pure, ricn oiooa in
by making etrengthi v This -Ton is in
tablet form, to bo taken right after
meals. It enriches the blood, making
force where there was fatntness. -? For
women's weakness a setter remeov;wasi
never made. v Sold by all druggists for
76o par box, or three boxes. for. 82, or I
sent by mall. Write us about your canei
Address, Dr. Bosanko Co Phlladelphiu.
1B04.
OAKLAND V SPORTING
GOLF ASSOCIATION
TO FORM NEW. RULES
;Jesraal Bpaetat farvles.)
New Tork. April 9. At a meeting to
night of the executive , committee ' of
the United States Golf association an
entirely new i plan for r conducting the
amateur championship "to be held at
Baltusrol ta September will' b eon
Oidorod Bnd.. perhaps adopted.' The new
system. In 'accord with the Instructions
f .me.0 ; Blicn
play" round in which 04 -will qualify.
Tne set win meet again at if noiet,
medal play, on the second flay, 14 to
oualify, ; Match play will begin on the
th4rddayr ail rounds to beet 40 holes.
Under ' this . arrangement, once tha 1 4
are sorted out, the match play will pro
the final : and .the interest will Increase
with euch round. This plan is so far
nead or any other that has been pro-
P ht Beema pretty certain that
fa waalll IVaa a J .-. 4t.y Kw AWa.alA
-ws a-f UMnm VJ Mtfji LTBV4jltaV farVUl'
HEINZE CONTROLS :
MONTANA POLITICS
(Special Dispatch te Tne Jeurnat l -5
Helena. Mont. April .Primaries
were held Jn this county lsst niaht to
elect ' delegates to the sUtft conventSon
which meets here Tuesday. In Helena
former Senator Carter elected tT dele.
gates, while the opposition, headed by
uayor Edwards, . named 70-c . Country
aistricts are sending in favorable Car
ter reports, . but it Is not regarded ss
proDaoia. that the opposition's majority
can be overcome, f, -i' :;--.
A significant feature of the Primaries
ts that Edwards received tho strenuous
support of Helnte. and - several Butto
political leaders came over to Helena
to effect the defeat of the Amalgamated
representative.. This Ja ths first attempt
pi neinze to control tne .Republican ma
china since his sensational "turn down"
In i this city v aeversl yeara ago, .y Tho
Carter .leaders OXPress the Utmost co'n-
naence, however, in their ability to con
trol the state convention. ' ixijn
, In case, however, as Indication ; to
day; BeOnKi Jto , clearly ; Indicate, jy that
Heinse again gains control of the' con
vention, the . fight against the Amtlga-
oiaiea naa maae ; a aecided gala. '
.-. A. ; ." 'i 1 "- .i i m i ii - vj
; - ' Sftoooi Baovgk Sfow. Vfi
.': From the New York Weekly. - v
Philanthropist-Why did you ehane
tne tiue oi . xne juaaies- Home" tft 'Old
Ladles' Homer :'yHV,;- !. ?: rf
Mrs. Da Qoode It was becomina- too
"sir
Swipes Had bad luck today, eld man.
Left my umbrella In the second, place I
Stopped. C;;!i.yv j- o-jf .;,,-.. g, r;; $..r-;f
Snipes You're lucky not to have left
(. Iha ... !. - . ..... 1r- .:,
in the first place, f;.;:
v Swipes Yea? I got It there.
WM.
131 Fourth Street
s. "?'"( T&
15
KaStfaTl and California rafifcSL
wyt n y.r- , invt ,
Direct wire on ; all c 6porting
,lT!;: ; i$?Mmm,
m uvmv iitaua a) nr 0 "W
PORTLAND CLUB CAFE
v i 'f 130 PUthtrtett Between
All Leading Brands of as&r8,
TALENT
J. a. h6xan
GOSSIP
IVPATHFD FflD
THE GOLF PLAYERS
TOVBVA3CBXT AT m W1TZUT
' txm ' . wxw .. : ctiOsa : ; tosat
asms, nrmsiT feariATxs nr
imf ' . orasr v oitAimovn
" f.-.V f
Tho delightful weather drew the golf- -
ers to Waverly links sarly this morning.
At o'clock Roderick, Maoleay and T, A.;
Linthlcum Btarted their oonteat for the "
men'a ooen ehamnlonshln. and .at '10
o'clock' Miss Flanders Bad Mis Slbson ;4-
ware battling for - the women's pen-.
championship- -Both matoftoft ftfe at
tracting great interest. ; . ,..,
Yesterday's wvenu were full of in
terest and sevoral surprises were in;
store for. different golfers. Yesterday's
events resulted as folowsi - In the wo
men's open- eoampioqehip' atatoa) -miss
King beat Mrs. L. A. Lewis. Miss Sib-'
son beat Mrs. W, B. , Ayer, Mis Flan
ders beat Miss Loomls. Miss Sibson
beat Mlas King and Miao Flnderf beat-
Mrs.- Hurley........... )..: -. - t'v
In the men's onea Cham Dlo nab ID. A.JL
Wright best N, B. Ayor. R. JL Mac,leay
won from Mr. Laurence by default Mr.
Oliver beat Mr, .Voorhees, Mr. Macleay
beat Mr. Oliver and T, A Linthlcum
beat A A Wright, ' - . ' .'
The tournament, will come to an end
thla evening. , Tbe tourney has been a
great siccess and tba members of the
club are, gratified at ths showlnr made.
IfSABT OXTS
Biomot.
(Jeoraal BpeeUl Berrlce.V
Mtlarankaa. Wla Anrll B. Charlie -
Neary of this city woo tho decision over"
Jimmy Briggs of Chelsea, Mass.. after
six. rounds of fast fighting. Briggs. was ,
knocked down several times in the lat-
ter part of the contest -.-V'-ivf
st-.-.. rmBiH awna vaniwa vrvvum.
Allen IOwls Best Brand.
Dr.. W. Norton Davis.
Wa treat X successfully I all , private, ?
nervoua and ehrrmio dissasaa. also blood, .
h harf vm k Mrm and throat r
,.nKl w .- arpmt.t without,
meroury) to stay cured forever, in SO to t
40 days. We remove STRICTURE, with-"
out operation or pain, In fifteen 4r ..:
we; diimimm
' JU'.L :
The doctors of this
institute
ive had
are an ,
regular graduates. hays
many i
have been Known . in
Portland for 1& Tear a. have a reoutatlon
to maintain, and will undertake no case
unless certain ours can be effected.-.
We guarantee a cure in - every, case
we undertake or charge no lee.; .ton
sultatlon free. y Letters confldentlat In
itructlve BOOK FOR MN mailed free
to plain .wrapper.;,- .-.v...-. . "-i;. r
r If van cannot ealV St DfficO. Write for
dUestloM) blank .for bo treatment t ;
1
Offloijbpurs v to , tni ;ti puihdftyB
and holidays.
hi loftdlhg apeclallsts tn th Nprthweot
; ..,-f-. isstaousnoa jHws-.ij'
Dr.V. Norton Davis & Co.
B;.W;-tir'.W-u!botw. Bad;
- ,.- auie axreevs. ;.:-.,
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