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Young Corbett It Disposed of by
Chicago Lad in the Ninth
V' Round.' .'":,:
Q0RBETP3 SECQNDS SAVE
! HIM ROM KNOCKOUT
. ' Nelson Demonstrates .That He Is
, ( Easily the Master of the
'r,i . ' u: Deriverito. 7 s"f, s
' (Journal Special service.) v
lu Francisco, March 1. For the sear
, end time within a (aw months Battling
'Nelson of Chicago .administered l it-
-' elatv heating to Young Corbett f-J3en?
ver, end - effectually demonstrated that
. ' u U ths former champion a auparior.
Aa In tha nrat mealing of theae two
- little men tha loser waa not knocked
.out, but waa beaten so badly that tt
, waa only a question of a punch or two
- whan ha would have 'been aent down for
! . toe count, and aa on the previous ace'
-. slon, hla, seconds threw up the sponge
to save Mm unnecessary punishment, r
Battling Nelson clearly demonstrated
- last evening that ha la oaa of tha great
' eat llttla fighters In that division. He
1 had a great deal of. difficulty In making
tha rQulred weight, lit pounds, and
. when. Da entered the ring he appear!
- drawn and weary shortly- before the
time of the light, but on entering the
rtng he did not ahow any noticeable
. signs of weariness. .-
Nalaon had apparently mapped hla
. ' plan of battle beforehand and adhered
strictly to program and kept pounding
away at the Deavetite In merclleaa fash
.Ion,- and gradually wore hla opponent
out, and when hla aeoonda came to hla
aid, Corbett waa completely exhausted.
. Nine round were ail that tbs Dane
1 required in which to dispose of his two-
tine opponent, and In that abort -spase
" of time Toung Corbett received a terri
fic beaming, - which unquestionably eta
' at rest hla ambition to regain the cham
pionship. ...-....:. .
" - Corbett trained hard and for tha Brat
. time In many year, faithfully, for thla
- tight, but hla career of dlaalpation had
. thoroughly undermined hla ataytns Qual
ities that ao dlatlngulahed him In for-'-
rner battles, that the terrific onslaughts
of the Chicago lad gradually maatered
the ex -Champion' a aclence.
The betting clement waa greatly In
evidence at last night' a battle and more
'.. money - waa wagered on the outcome
than on any light pulled off her for
' aonn time. - Nalaon prevailed aa favorite
on the atrength of hla prevloua victory
"-' over Corbett and both men-were backed
'.liberally, at odda of 1ft to t. .
'". Nelson waa the Oret to enter. the ring
ana waa greeted by thunderoua applause
whan Introduced by Announcer Jordan
- a a. "tha hardest nut In the profeaalou."
Toting Corbett wee in tredueed aa one
:, of the moat popular boys and beat light
era In the profession" and waa greeted
by prolonged cheering. . Following the
; Introduction of the principals, Jamea
Edward Brltt and Joe Oana
. seated -to the crowd and each, made
.short remark, after which a challenge
,waa read f rota Eddie Hanlon.
Corbett waa seconded By the finest
array of talent that had' assembled be
hind 'a ' flgnte1n-many a day. They
-were joe oena. "Spider- Kelly, -who la
- rated aa the beat second in the country;
Tim McOrath and Billy McDonald. Nel
aon waa represented by "Smiling" litis-
er. BUly Nolan. "Rawhlde1.KeUy.aAd
Fred -Landers. A.- -r t - vr ---1
.Nelson started off immediately to
'make good his statement before the
r; fight that be would wear Corbett out.
.-: and kept after "the . Denveiita at all
- gtagea. - Aa baa been atated before, Nel
. eon baa been aptly named, for Battling
'-thoroughly appllea lo htm at all atagea
'while In the ring, with an opponent
. . During the fifth and seventh- rounds
Nelaon almost had the Denver lad out
' but he recuperated aomewbat and waa
able to at at a while longer, but In the
ninth 'round he waa so far gone that
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aponge.
JjaJc Welch. CfflaaJTaoclsco refareed
the light.
After the battle Corbett had no x
cuses to . offer and appeared extremely
downcast. On the other hand Neleoa waa
jubilant, and atated that it la hla In
tention to fore another meeting .with
Brltt
..The flrat and laat rounda follow l
Round 1 After Shaking hands the
men sparred for a few aeoonda. Corbett
danced away, looking -confident, while
Nelaon wore a more aerloua manner.
Corbett .continued to dance around for
fully a minute, trying to draw Nelaon
on. Then be quickly a hot a atratght
right over the heart and, received a
aim liar blow. Two lefts for the bead
went wild, and a aWralght right landed
high on Nelaon'e cheat More sparring
followed, and. Nelaon planted left to tha
stomach and-Corbett drove his left hard
to the face, bringing a thin stream of
blood from Nelaon'e mouth. Corbett
put two lefta to the body and then drove
a hay-making right to the body. Nelaon
then aent Corbett back to the ropea with
a atralght right. to the forehead. . Then
tbey mixed It fiercely; Corbett landing
a vioioua left to the face and a right
on the body aa the bell clanged. The
advantage waa with -Corbett . . Nalaon
waa moatly on the- def enalvev -
Round 9 and laat-Nelaon 'drove right
to the face and then right to the rice
and - left to the face, Corbett broke
ground and received a atralght left and
then light atralght to the law. Corbett
aent two lefta to the faoe, and then
ahot atralght' to the chin, but Nelaon
retaliated in kind, giving blow for blow.
The champion waa again buffeted about
the ring, and a atralght left to the law
sent" him against the ropes. 'Suddenly
Corbett ahot two atralght rlghta to the
law, out kelson never Pudced an lno,v
Corbett rallied again driving left and
right to the face. They worked to the
center of tha ring. Corbett Anally going
to the floor from a atralght right which
caught him on the jaw. H took the
count, .got up, trot waa ao groggy that
ha could acaroely stand. Nelaon went
at him like a tiger, but at thla point,
aeelng that their man waa hopelessly
defeated, the aeoonda threw - -up the
aponge, and' Corbett waa borne to hit
corner. . Nelaon waa quickly given tha
decision. v', , .
RACING RESULTS ON
THE5EVERALTRACKS
- Oooraal Special, arrlce.)
San Franoiaoov March 1. Are, bo wen
the handioap at Emeryville yesterday.
defeating Letola. and Toledo. PlcJ- way
a lft to 1 ahot won the third race clev
erly. Summary: . t
81x furlonaa The Tolt won. Starting
Tower- aecond, Tellowatone third; time,
1:14. ' ... .
Mile and" one alx teen th Hagh Mo-
Gowan won, St Nlcbolaa aecond. Flaunt
third; time, 1:47.
Five and ' one half furlongs Pick
away won. Fort 'Wayne aecond. Silent
Water third; time. I:ft7tt.
Mile and one - quarter schoolmate
won. San Nlcbolaa aecond, Stlllcho third;
time. i:9t. ;
Six and one half furlongs Arabo
won, tetola aecond. Toledo third; time,
1:11. '-'..--' f '
Seven rurlonga Salable won. ' True
Wing second, A, Muakoday thirds time,
: At Xos Aagelaa.
Ie Angeles, March 1. Aacot '
Park
sttramar-fl :" " '
Mile and one sixteenth Lanark won.
Don second, Preatohia third; time.
Fire furlongs L.lndo Rose won. Sweet
Kitty Belial ra aecood, Jernaha third;
time. Ml H t r T'. t - ---i
Foar furionge Silver Wedding won.
Sunftra seoond. Astral . IL third; time.
Mileflherlff Bell won,' Cinolnnatva
second, Cloverton third: time, 1:40
Five and one half .furlongs liatonde
wonPeiham second, Forerunner third;
Ume. 1:T' .-x , ..
Mile and oaa sixteenth Bronse wing
on, OoMea . Ivy . seoond. . Water Cure
third; time, !:. . :
(Jearaal Special sWrte.) '
Chemawa. Or., March -1. The ' DeaT
Mutea will play a 'return game, bora
with the third Chemawa basket haul team
on next Friday evening. Tha Chemawa
THE;
Hats at $2.50. - r
: Soft and Stiff
Bet Stark arid Oak
Halted
1
manager hag aJao arranged a game for
thla team to be' played- with the Salem
X. M..C. Aoa Saturday- aftamaao, -
ine wuiajneiie young taouee are ae
slrous of playing tha Chemawa glrla
on Wedneaday of thla week, bift thla
waa considered tmpooalble, as tha team
here had not practiced since their dis
astrous defeat at Corvallla. . A game
may be armaged later, but la considered
aouotiut i - .
The manager-finds hard work to ar
range gamaa for hla flrat team. - All the
teams of the surrounding towna have
been written to, but no favorable re
sponse has been reoelved. The boys are
new in good condition jtai are playing
good, straight baaketbaljl. ,
Indians Will have
- A BASEBALL TEAM
(gaerlel Dispatch te The Joaraal.)
Chemawa, Or., March 1. Tha chancea
are bright for a very a access ful base
ball aeaaon - thla' year at the Indian
school. The team has been reorganised
under Tesbo as captain and catcher.
Dr. John Nymenlng, . school physician,
has been elected ma nearer, and Mr. John
McMullln. . assistant manager, Tesbo
waa elected captain and Poland aasiatant
captain. Aa there are over 40 appli
cants for the team, on-Saturday they
arHl have a .tryout and while the teg.m
will not bo definitely settled at .that
time. It win possibly narrow the num
ber down ; to about 1ft possibilities.
Among the number Yf. those who aspire
to hold forth in th bejbaro Faul oueab-
pahma, ' the errand son of Queahpahma,
who was head chief of ; the .Warn
Springs Indiana Clifford Coonakln, a
full blood from Hupa, CaL. also aspires
to the same position. Today - the
grounds were put la flrat-olaa condi
tion, and from thla on the diamond will
be-occupied morning, noon and night
until an ofd-tlme Chemawa team la de
veloped., , ; ..v.- . y.: -f
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' SATS IR rOk BOAT BA.OS.(' :
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New Haven, Conn., March 1 June
IT has been selected as tbt data for the
holding, of the Tale-Harvard boat race.
C H. Schweppe of Harvard waa chosen
chairman of the regatta committee.
OOITTMBXA
TSTaUUL
- MJoaraal Spselal BerrW.)
New Haven, Conn., March 1. Colom
bia defeated Tale In tha basketball game
laat evening, and by, so doing gained a
safe lead in tha inter-colleglate cham
pionship games. - The score was 14 to 21.
' aconoa Ioax dxtxatx-d. '
tJoaraal gpadal Bsrriee.) ' ''
Birmingham. March 1. In a wrestling
match before the Birmingham Athletic
club last evening M. J. Dwrer of At
lanta won the decision over Jack Mon
roe, tha Butta miner, gaining two out of
threo fallav : . : ' -
now AT&AjrrA,
Ika Butler received his contract from
the Atlanta club thll morning and statea
that the terms offered are satisfactory
and that ha will probably accept. In
case ha does ha will' leave bora shortly
for tha south.
annum on ro taoova,
Tommy Bums ind his manager, Larry
McKenna, '' leave tonight for Tsoome,
where Burns lslo meet Jack (Twin)
Sullivan in a lo-round battle on March
T. - Tommy Tracer will 'act aa one, of
Burns seconds. ' ;, ;T"'.
a mwr
(Jearaal Speelsl Service.) '
Paris, March 1. Tha chess match be
tween Marshall and Janowakl yesterday
resulted in a drawn run, The score
at present Is Marshall 7. Janowakl 4.
and drawn 4. :-r ' - v --
FAMILY IS CHARGED
-i WITH ROBBING MAILS
(Speelsl Dlspateh te The Jearaal.) :
' Helena; Moot-, March . Mrs. Nellie
Learyr: who -was -arrested at- 8Uvr-by
United 8tat.ee Marshal Qutbrta for al
leged rifting of the United Statee malla,
la charged with three counta. She -Is
alleged to have robbed malla ' at three
different times during last August and
September. - '
Daniel Loary. station ageat, and Rob
ert Stevens, night operator at - Silver,
husband and son of .Mrs. liaarr. re-
aBarttvelv. have also been arrested oa
similar charges and all three bound oVer
pending an Investigation by tha grand
jury. . , .
4&v
VERY FEW PEOPLE.
Arc Frte From Soma Form of Indi
gestion. ' ,
Tery few people, are free from soma
Bnrra of Indigestion, but scarcely two
will have the same symptoms.
- Some Buffer most directly after sal
ine-. Moaiina- from aaa in stomach and
bowels, others have beertburn or sour
risings, still others have palpitation, of
heart, headache, aleeplesanraa. pains la
chest and tinder shoulder blades, aome
have extreme nervousness, aa In ner
vous dyspepsia. .
But whatever the symptoms mat be.
the cause- in all cases of lnoTigeetloa Is
the same, that la the stomach for some
reason falls to properly and promptly
digest wnat is eaten. f
' This Is the whole story of stomach
troubles In a nutshell. The stomach
must have rest and assistance, and
Stuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets give- It both
bv aunolvlna those natural dicesttves
which every weak aromach larks, owing
to the failure of the peptio glands In the
stomach to secrete sufficient acid and
Kpsin to tboroushly digest and aaslm
,te the food eaten. -
One grain of the active principle in
Stuart's Dyapepata Tablets will direst
aeeO grains of meat, eggs or other
wholesome food, and thla claim haa been
proven by actual experiment, which any
one can perform for bimseir In, the
following mapner: Cut a hard boiled
ess into very email pieces, as It would
be if masticated; place) the egg and two
r three of the tablets In a battle or Jar
containing warm water neatea to
degrees (the temperature of the body)
inii keen it at thla temnerature for
three and one half hours, at the. end of
which time the egg win be aa completely
digested as it would have been in the
healthy stomach tit a hungry boy.
' The point of this experiment Is that
what Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will
do to the eg In the battle they will
do- te the egg or meat In the stomach,
and nothing else will rest and invigor
ate the stomach so safely and effectu
ally. Bven a little child can take Stu
art s Tablets with safety and benefit If
Its digestion Is weak, and the thou
sands of cures accomplished by their
regular dally use are easily explained
when It la understood . that they are
eompnaed of vegetable essence, aseptic,
pepsin, diastase and Ooldea Seal, which
mingle with the- food and degest it
thoroughly. giving the overworked
stomach a chance to recuperate
Dieting never cures Dyspepsia, neither
do pills snd cathartic medicines, which
simply Irritate and Inflame the lntes
tlnea. - When enough fond Is eaten and
promptly digested there will be no con
stlpatton nor Is fact will there be dis
ease of any kind, because good diges
tion means good health In every orssn.
- The merit and anceeaa of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets are world-wld and
the are sold at the moriorate price o
or
R cents for full-sixed package in every
drug store m
the lilted statea and
Canada, aa
Upa-w-c.
-. fXrilAL AT-FAlii
But Mining Men Have Not Been
: Quick to Jndicate What
. They Will Require. '
OREGON CORNER HAS TWO
THOUSAND SQUARE FEET
No Definite faans Yet for Work-
Ing Exhibits of Quartz or
r Placer ; Plants. -
Applications for space In the min
ing building of the Lewis and Clark
centennial have not been aent In with
the Interest that will develop later. As
the time for r finishing this work id-
proaches, there la more of a rush, and
when It Is too lata or the management
la. crowded to the limit. Of- endurance.
It is feared many will be clamoring
for positions. -
That air mining men may understand
what they can do in the way ofrtoxhlb
itlng minerals, Tha Journal has made
careful inquiries as to arrangements
oompleted by both the state- commis
sion and Director . of "Exhibit Dosch.
If-. Interested mining '.men will study
tha matter, and take prompt action, or
der and system will prevail In arrang
ing tna mineral exhibit. ' If tha work
la postponed much longer, dissatisfac
tion and a world of -Inconvenience to the
fair management will result
The mining buildlnar la IDS bv 100
feat, giving 10,004 square feat of spaoe.
Deducting tha spaoo that will be re
quired for alleys or eonidors through
tha exhibits, there will be 14.000 Ao It,-
ouo square I set or noor space Tor ex
hibits. The walls of the buUdlng may
also be utilised to a considerable height
where the states making' displays care
to prepare cabinets.
Of this total spacer what la known
aa tha southwest . corner, has. been, set
span for the Oregon mineral, exhibit.
Thla space will be a minimum of aboot
t.000 aquare feet, and may be Increased
00 square feet If needed. At .the meet
ing to bo bold March 11 tha state com
mission will choose a superintendent
of the Oregon-mtneral exhibit, to have
charge of this collection -of minerals,
and arrange it This superintendent
whose name Is yet unknown, will enter
on his duties Immediately after ha Is
chosen. In the- meantime tha collectors
of. minerals have been shipping ore
here, and it la stored in a warehouse,
where It will remain until tha state
mineral exhibit sapertntendent Is
chosea. Naturally be will have to be
given rather free hand In arrangement
and the commission is not disposed to
take any action that will appear to bind
him. . i . ' ; . .
J. Couch Tlandarav chairman '-of the
mining committee of the commission, is
now in Baker county conferring with
mloiBg-mvea in regard to a superintend
ent and tha exhibit Shortly after his
return the superintendent will be cho
sen. No applies Uona , have ' been filed
for he office so far, -which seems to
indicate that J it is - sot regarded a
sinecure. , " .. .. .
The remainder of the mining building
will- bo devoted to the various stats
exhibits -of minerals. Montana. Wyo
ming. .Idaho, Washington and Califor
nia have- already indicated a desire
for space for mineral, other western
states no doubt will do likewise soon.
Director of Exhibits Doacb is making
a -tentative .oistriDution or space, but
will alter this aa tha necessities of the
work develop. It is his purpose to give
tor every state ample power and latitude
for such display aa may- bo desired snd
aa will present .' mineral resources la
proper, manner. :
Definite plans have not been forma
lated for a single working exhibit about
tho - mining- building- yet. Spaos - has
been discussed for milling plants and
hydraulic equipment but so fir the
men suggesting tha matter have- not
followed . up - the thought with detaUa
Indicating their purpose to erect such
aa exhibit No doubt 'Is felt that eoi
of - the prominent manufacturing- con
cerns will have a stamp mill, possibly
concentrator and a lira reduction
plant ' Southern Oregon placer oper
ators have been discussing a hydraulic
rrom the time it la broken down by the
giants -until It emerges, at the snd of
the race. A. H, Cousin, of the Oeilee.
U UMewelL of Grant Pass, and W. J.
w,imer, or the Wlmer Deep mine,, have
oeen worxieg on this proposition, and
will in aU probability auoceed to erect-
insr siifi an evhlhfft.
In Oregon the collectors have aoucht
to, gather tha best ore available, secur
ing while at It such aa would, give tho
mining engineer aa idea of tho average
product of a. mine. la-tha placer line,
the exhibits wUl range from finest gold
dust and amalgam to ths largest nug
gets that have been preserved . In hy
draulic operations. Tho Standard mine,
of eastern Oregon, haa asked for per
mission to fashion a, great exhibit of
cobalt ores, giving views of ths eofaalt
product from the time that tt Is broken
in the slopes until It la used In pigment
purposes or aa metal alloys. The Cop
pero polls asked for permission to erect
a miner's cabin of copper ore. The
Dixie Meadows management said tt
would make a notable exhibit if per
mitted to do so, - W. B. Dennis, owner
of tha big Black Butte quicksilver mine
la Lane county, will alao be able ts
make a beautiful exhibit of hla cinna
bar ores If given the space. Bohemia
mine owners have desired the privilege
of making aa especial display. Sec
retary dinner, of the state commission,
said this morning that ha felt that-. ail
desiring to snake displays would be
given full latitude, and thought there
would be mo trouble about space.
A superb collection of mineral Is the
desire of alt Most of thla will natu
rally coma from tha nortbentrt. butt 'I
Is not the purpose to restiirt in this
respect " and the entire west - will be
given spare. Assurance la bad that
most af the prominent campe will be
represented by good coUectloas of ores.
and that ths statea leading la tha min
ing Industry .will via with each ether te
attract attention. X
SUUPTER SMELTER IS
-i : NOT IN BIG CQMBINE
(gpeelal Masatch ts The JearsaL)
Baker City. Or.. March 1. Manager
Fred D. Paller of tha Sampler a me iter
said today that . the combine . of the
northwest smelters In no way affected
the (property of which he has charge,
Hla company and Ita managing directors
are not officially cognisant that such
step hss been or waa to be taken.
Personally he had known that such a
plan waa being promulgated, but ha had
aot been asked to get in.
The ore which is supplying tha Bump
ier enterprise Is, practically all new. and
only very recently have any of the mines
that were shipping to other points turned
their ores over to tho Oregon smarter.
The facT that ths local era output Is on
the Increase makes It reasonably certain
that the present capacity will be taxed
within tha coming summer season. Mr.
Fuller wag not iaUliied to say anything
,,t;::;CROWING:.Ul'r
There's someidbicj" tKcmii.
ter with the child that folia
to grow up.- A child that
grows up Wmuch; hower
without proper filling out of
flesh, is almost as badly off,
Nothing win help these palei
thin "weedy " children like
Scott's Emulsion. It supplies
the rounding out of flesh and
the rich' inward nourishment
oT blood ..and s vital organs
which insures rapid growth a
healthy and, uniform develope
ment ;'':'V':vV 'X: X
concerning bis. knowledge of the com
bine Or -the people making vp Its per
sonnel. . - -
LIFE TERM IN PRISON f
FOR STEALING A COAT
' (ftpeeisl Dispatch to -The JearasX) -Seattle,
Wash., March 1.-Life In the
penitentiary at Walla Walla for steal
ing -a 110 overcoat stares Tony " Juro
wlch la the face. Ha admit tha theft.
Ho haa already served two - amiss In
prison for burglary ores at Walla
Walla and' tha other at Balem. . v
An information haa been filed charg
ing him with his third crime, which, on
convlcUea. means that bo most go -up
for Ufa, under the habitual criminal act
ASTAJTCa TM XVSA'
: jl (joaraal special Berries.) -Fbtladelphls,
March l.-The Morooeo
Manufacturers' National - association,
repraasnting per - cent - of - tho- pro
ducers of upper leather in tho world.
today put Into effect a flat, advance
of 10 per cent In ths prices ot their
product. As reasons for tho increase
tha manufacturers cite failure to reduce
the tarut. on hides, the constant lo
in cost of raw material, and
high wages. The advance will meant an
increase In receipts of about $l.so,0ee.
A household necessity Dr. Thomas
Bclectrto OIL Heals . burns, 7 cuts,
wounds of any sort: cures sora throat,
croup, catarrh, asthma; never falls.
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siacserla vtgne te the wbals Mag. all erslss
wi lease uppe sersiaarau. gl.na pee
Sni 1 f niew fnennteed ft ewe ar rersiie)
mnnev.'r 5 no. UmK'4 Mled. eVwk ew.
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Pa. BnM te Prtlsn4 sals' ay rrsag
rertlaad aVMat raarssMy ,
lmppriant!
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Double side, doors, weight l.StO. lb-bors power. . Price fl.lOO. This
la tho first aids door oar in Portland. We have tha agency for' tha
V PCTRCtt CaCAT. ARROW CARS
which' were awarded -tha grand prise atr-Sa-. Louis. Prloe. aa,6ao
A Demonstrator Will B Hera March ISA V
. "COVEY a
StLUNC; L4VEIIY.
Te!c?hoa f,ls!a 5468 :
; IP. Yoa Are Haring Trouble
Call and See Us. If Not, Come Anyway. , : ' '
XXXi: Stnaght Extern Stocli
PULL MEASURE.
KASrvuySSERJCO.
f :';r,V THE :. PAINT .PUSHERS. XXXWX -Phone
Main 1771 XX. N E Cor. Second and Taylor
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-You order a ton of
' ' - -. '- e r'',' ,'.T'.
jf6u ! get 2,000 pounds of
good .clean coal.' No dirt,
alata or other foreign aub
atancea are weighed iru If
tatiaf action and ; money,
saved means anything to
you, giva lis yQur coai busf.
' neaa. .
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MONEY SHRIEKS.
Nowadays. 8ave yours; bur Tony
Packard -Shoes
at THE HUB at
$2.50 !
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Have a dollar. Of eon raw there's
a reason ask the shoe men.
COAL,
Diamond, AtntraSoUtr Roeyia,
New Castle. Wathtd Not,
lan VolffM sa
KI1NQ COAU CO.
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sat mhHh t.
We Core Qonorrboea in a Week
The
fees lie. aavs had amy rears
bevs esea tl la PortUad fev
have s mauuaa te SMtstsla aad a
MwMMnM,
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tsaese eharr ae e. Oeastatsttna 1
tars rsaliiallil In lis n i aoac I
sjsIIsS ane m stals sisppse.
If re resent esl mt efaea, write far ansa.
ea kaah. Beaw trsatmaat is usafsl. .
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Edison's JRotary
c7VIimeograph
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Adapted to printing of circular let
ters. Every copy aa plain aa ong-.
inal typewriting. Ppeed VI eopiea
i per minute. Aa bfflce ey eas oew
a rate It. Bend lot catalogue aad
pries list. . .
Kflham Stationery C.
v Printing Company
To oaa pay IIM If yoa waat
to that's-your bostaeaw bat
THS HUB sens aa styles, thaaes'.
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