Portland evening journal., June 16, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

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' THE EVENINGr r JQUHKAX. 'PpitTfrANiy OREGON. HOBDAY JXTNE -10, 1902.
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("Bat".) Mastereon.'J. E. Sanders; Lee
noia FrnnK and James C. Sullivan, rho'
wire arrested Frldhy niRht on the charge
of having Bwrhflled George A. Snow by
terly helploK before. . the , vicrous .on
flftui;lits of the Quaker City lad. O Brien's
two-handed work and salft" foof.move.
hients were pomuthlng ilo he remembered
for many a long tlay by the local fistic
fane. Every punch hurled at the hapless
Callforniur. by the Pbiladelphtan went
home as "quick as"a MsK'tfttf ai' bard as
a mule kick. 'Nelll was hopelessly- out
classed from the start, afld before -the first
round was two minutes Old must hftve
co mo to a painful realisation of the fact.
He w ent out 'for keeps'' fn the third, and
everybody present breathed 'a sigh of
relief when he was counted' out, "for It
seemed like a needless piece of cruelty to
prolong the unequal contest , O'Brien is
Se FIELD OFi SPORT
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means of a vbrace' game of furo, and
were held on . an affidavit made out by:
the detectlve,charglng them with a mis
demeanor in ' having possession of gamb
ling paraphernalia', were rean-algned, to
day and discharged. Mastersoa was fined
00 for Mftyicg .cnnceaJfd weapons. - -
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Joe Cans has agreed to fight George
McFadden at 132 pounds ringside, which
were the terras the white boy asked for.
SATURDAY'S GAMES. "
Butt , Portland 2.
Seattle, Helena 4. . . . .. ...
Toma 9, Spokane S.
left before the game was over,
mary: -j.-'-
Seattle ........0 0 fl 7 S B
Helena .77. ; .....r. ;.4 X tl" 1 4
Two-base hits Dalrymple,
The sum-
5 1 0-2!
! S14
Shaffer,
Flannery, Hannlvan, Bchmeer.
' Three-base hits Babbitt, Hannlvan,
Partridge. ' ' -j
Stolen bases Scbwarta, Hurlburt, Stanr
ley, Campbell, Peeples, Flannery,
Left dil bases Seattle 7, Helena .
Bases on 4alls Off. Thompson 4, off
Partridge 1, off StovAll t
Hit by pitcher By Harmon " 2.
- Time -of game Two hours and W) min
THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE.
Portland at Helena. '
Seattle at Butte.
Tacoma at Spokane.
lemporary oiore t ilth and OTamhill Streets.
Gans' manager arglied for more weight
andyf be champion wa-jlent until the
HOW
Settle
Portland ..
Butte
. Spokane ...
Taeoma ....
tielena
TUB CLUES STAND.
Won. Ixst.
TOMORROW isTfor : Housekeepers;
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.62$
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Portland dropped the fifth straight
tame to Butte yesterday and thereby,
creae(fSat tie's lead. Butte has found
; very one of Ylgneux's pitchers good and
hard, and won air Its games by superior
tick work. Saturday they hit Engle,
the champions' crack pitcher aa they
pleased, much to the aurprLe of the
Portland management. Then yesterday
they made 17 hit off J. Mahaffey. The
oore:
BTJTTE.
AB.
Katie, c. f.
Hoot, I, t. .......
'Ward, 2b
MarshnU. 3b
Treeaway,. r. f. f..
Wvlntvre, . a, ...
Znrfosa, c
Afeboneugh, lb ..
Gay. p.
H.PO. A.E.
2 10 0
Total
...4S 12 17 2S 13 9
- Anderson out by being nit by batted
bait. -
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Muller. I. f. ............. I 0
100
ISO
4 0 0
0.0 1
4 00
6 4 2
8 0 0
10 0
0 6 1
Delsel
v Van Buren, o. f. ......
'Anderson, 3b .........
- Weed,. r. f. .,... ,
' Harris, h ... ...........
- L. Mahaffey, lb .....
Vigneux. c
r.' J. . JUahaff ey, p.. .......
Total .;......W 1 W 27 12 4
v Score by innings , .
' Butte 0 1 I 0 J 1 o o o-ia
Portland .........0 0IJMM4-!
'r Earned runs-Butt 8, Portland 2.
f Two-base hlt7-Kane, Marshall, Houti,
Hani.
thiee-base hit Houti, Mclntyre. .
Left if bases Butte 7. Portland
Stolen basea-Kane, Ward, Marshall
,' Muller, , Harrl. ' ,
. Double playsGay to Mclntyre to" Me
.Pdnouirh: Ward toMeitftyrc to McDon
uh;. Debvl to l Mahaffey.
Base' on balls-Off Gay 8, off Mahaf-
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Hit by pitcher By Gay I.
Struck out By day I.
Sacrifice hit-MarshalL .
Wild pltch-J. Mahaffey..
" Time of game One hour end 45 mln
ate.' : ". -:
' Umpire Colgan. - - ) ''
AMATEUR BALL.
Helena: witnessed the poorest game of
piofesslonal ball yesterday played this
4ieason. It was a slugging tnatoh from
, the start, and nearly half the spectators "Good, game man a Nelll Is, he was ut-
Umpire Mullane.
. A. IJSTLES3 GAME.
Tacoma put up a wretched game
against Bpokane yesterday. White pre
sented 10 men with passes to first, sU of
them scoring. He was also given very
poor support. The summary:
Spokane 1 0 0 0-2 0 4 0 07
Tacoma 0 tt0 ( I 0 0 01
Two-base hits Donahue, Letcher.
Sacrifice bite Smith, Donahue, Mc
Laughlin 2.
Home run Elsey.
Stolen bases Donahue, Helta, Frary 2.
Double play Reifi to Kelly to Elsey.
Left -on bases Tacoma E, Spokane S.
Bases on balls By White S.
Hlt.by.pltcber-By White 2. .
Struck out By White 4, by Kostal 4.
Passed ball Frary. 1
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.
A Los Angeles dispatch yesterday said:
"It is authoritatively stated thai Umpire
Jack Q'Connell officiated In hla last game
In the state, today, tfhe coming week he
will .go to Portland to accept a similar
place In the Pacific. Northwest League, at
a salary .of 2300 per month and expenses."
President Luoaa emphatically denies
that he is even dickering with O'ConnelL
He says that be doe not need him. May
be, when Mr. Lucas finds that some of
the teams will not go on the grounds with
Mullane, he will see the need of another
umpire. - :
Upchureb twon from the Monograms
yesterday by a score of ' 10 to 6.' '
The Alumni team .of California, wblch
come to Oregon with a' great reputation,
is not making goqd among the Northern
amateurs. Oregon City beat the visitors
yesterday by a score of 12 to 4.
Cornelius beat Felfer's Union team of
Portland at Forest Grove yesterday by
score of 8 to 7. '
Everett dropped yesterday's game to
Pendleton, It was a very hard fought
battle, the score being 1 to L
The ,Fllelltteam of Portland 'beat but
the Eighth Battery Maroons at Vancou
ver yesterday ;soore, 1 to 4.
' Lou Houseman considers Jack O'Brien,
who beat Al Nelll, a nstlo marvel, and. In
bis opinion. Tommy Ryan is the only mid
dleweight Who has a change with him.
Houseman said of O'Brien's last contest:
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,w vo jjen a long ume prepannj: this SPECIAL, SALE For HOUSEKEEPERS and now m
have brought together In our Domestic Department a splendid array of REAL BARQA1N5 the
equal of which has not been shown under one roof ln thlsdtV In many a day. . You'll ajree ?
that it 15 economy to provide for'future needs while these prices last; Not half the good news Is
told in this Ad." Come, see for yourself you'll find ft bargain at every turn. -
Our Prices are Special Prices.
Imperial Potentate of the Nobles of the Hystlc
Shrine who have lust concluded their a8th Annual
Convention at San Francisco and are returning East
via Portland, I . '" 4
certainly a fltl marvel With the excep
tion of Tommy Ryan, there i not a man
In the pugilistic ranks capable of giving
him a satlsfatcory argument at the mid
dleweight limit." V
Al Nelll has returned home from Chi
cago with a slightly discolored leu opuc
and feeling mighty blue. "Ne. more 3hi
nago for me," said Al. "The watef ts
what killed me for that go vnth-uunen.
1 f olt all fight until the day before the
fight, when I hod dysentery in tne worst
form. I felt awfully weak and sent oyer,
to O'Brien to see If he'd postpene the go,
but he refused to allow it to go over. a
he said he had other date and couldn't
afford to. 'Weil how about my Sw xor
felt,' I asked. , 'Oh, 111 take it If you
don't jihow tip.' said O'BrtenE Well, the
only thing to do was to go Ini and save
my $500, so I did. The club physician so
vised tne to stay out and; so did my
friends. In the first round I rattled his
head with a right-hander, but Without
the strengUi to follow it up I was badly
handicapped. After that round 1 could
hardly stand and slipped 'to the floor from
weakness.' ;"'.,
A New York dispatch says: William
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club people said the t the fighters would
have to come,, to terms anon, for there
was HtU time to arrange for the fight
it was here Jlhat th& colored champion
arose and announced that, he would meet
McFaddeit at his own weight. The fight
ers stipulated' to post 1250 each as
guarantee to do the weight. Referees will
be- eheeen later. Htrman Miller and
Henry Lewis will meet In one of' the pre
liminaries, and the club will try to find
some good 130-pouml man tS fight Willie
Lewis. Billy Roche's protege, in the Other,
James, J, Cofbott will appear again -in
the ring. He has bewn matched to meet
the winner of -the Jack Root-Kid Carter
fight. The meeting will take place about
June Si, and will be but six roiinds. It
is to take place before the Ptmn Art
Club. Philadelphia. There was no time
lost In making the match, nor was there
any talking. Corbet t notified the club's
ma' tch maker that he was willing to meet
the winner of the light menUoned. The
matchmaker told the two men, who ap
peared delighted at the chance to meet
"Gentleman Jim."
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Watch Our Ad
in this week's EVENING JOUR
NAL. .We are preparing the
GREATEST SALE OF
Al Smith, the veteran stakeholder, was
a lassenger on, the Lucania of the Cu
nerd line, which vailed for England last
Saturday. Smith, besides taking 13000,
representing the outside wager on the
Sharkey-Kubltn fight, also had the for
feits for all the contests between the
American pugilists who are to figure in
the fistic carnival of the National Sport'
Ihg Club, A large number of New York
sports went to the pier to see Smith off.
He expects to return In about' two
months.
s Mark 6hfiughnessy stated In San Fran
cisco that It would be Impossible for Tim
Hogarty to fight Billy RocRe's protege.
Willie lewls, this month, as the Austral
ian fig'hts Billy De Coursey at Portland
on June V In August Shaughnessy will
be ready to mutch Hegarty with either
Tobey Irwin or Willie Lewis.
in our history and that is say
ing much we promis to break
all previous records in values.
It will pay you to
Duffy Goes Abroad.
(Journal Special Service.)
BOSTON. Miiss., June 16,-Arthur F.
buff ey, the world's amateur champion
sprinter, sailed for IJngland today to run
In the coronation races at Wolverhainp'--
,t$n Oval the latter part of the month.
The young Georgetown flyer ' Will meet
'Ha crack atliletrs of the world. He will
i .1 only In the .ewntury 'dash for the
. i : English Challenge Cup, -which has
c- been in competition Since 1S79, when
to the Amataur Athletic
England by Prince He.i
san for open competition to all amateurj
of the world. . ' 1
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' ffKf. ; it was tlonutod
' I Association of
WAITJROR THIS SALE
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD. IT'S 50.
THIRD AND OAK STREETS
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For Sweet Charity.
The Juvenile Drarriatlo Club has made
arrangements to have', a' play at Cor
dray's Theater Friday, June 20, at
8:15 p. m., for the' benefit of the hospital
fund of the Baby-Home..'. The . program
Will be as follows: .
Orchestra. "Charlemagne March?..-"
Opening address,' liUcretia CaveUne. ;
Play, "A Boy pr airl," in four acts.
O'hararteia: Queem -Charlotte Baltln;
fairies, Harebell, YWeldna Bailey: May
flower, Daisy Taylor, fisherman, Nellie
Boggess; fisherman's wife, Weldna Bai
ley; Dick, Stella Boggess; Lucy, Ruth
Bnllin; 22 elves. Act 1 Fairy court. Act
2 First scene, fisherman's cottage; sec
ond scene, cot tage.,'At 3--Frst' scene, a
wood; second scene, cottage. Act Cpt
tage. Specialties between every act.
Specialties between acta 1 and 2-Or.
chestra, "Helmet of Navarre Waltzes";
dance, Doris and Helen Ball; song, Bernt
za Olsen, . L '
Specialties between 'acts ,F- and Sl-Or-chestra,
overture; song and dance, Nord
stron brothers. (These, little oy will
give a splendid Cakewalk; their" equal I
not to be found hi the city.) Bong, "The
Dolly Wedding," Doris and Helen Ball.
("The Dolly Wedding" 'was composed by
ClWord A. Ball, and Is to be sung that
night for the flrst Ume In public!
Specialties between acts t and 4 Beleo
tion, orchestra; dance, Charlotte Ballin
and Weidna Bailey; r song and dance,
Nordstrom brothers; Melvln Ogden, ac
companist ,i'';.ii;i i . i
Ball's Orchestra kindly offered Its. serv
ices for the evening.. ; ',
u Theae young peopia played tn the Bursx
hard Hall last year for the benefit of the
same institution, and they had over TOO
people. The program was entirely satis
factory to the audience. , -1
' The new eleotrio underground and ele
vated railroad la Berlla combine artls
Uo beaaty ctih prftoca uUJltjr..juiiiJj4;"
4 . LAE CURTAINS.
We sell them sell lots of them-sell
-them because they are the best In the
city for the price. These few prices
will give you an idea of how cheaply'
' you can Impart a cheerful, home-like
air to the home:
Nottingham Lace Curtains, SV yard
long, extra wide, butten-hole edge,
' 5 In floral designs; extra good value;
sale price ,...1.
Ruffled Swiss, 3 yards lohg..... ......
V ... 65c. 1 and $1.26
can get them ready; made at these
prices: . t , -
Sheets bemmed and ready to. use...
...... ....,,.,,,4oc, 50c, 66c and 60a
Pillow slips all ready to put on:
4238 ........'i&i.,..,....;.'.t'.-;.i;..io
45xS ... Mv,- ; ni. I0a
45x36, hemstitched '..'. li...Mo
. torn heavy, doiea...,..4,...;.,...ruD'
4-4 Tapestry Table Covers...M.......40o
M. Tapestry ijabl Covers... ........75o
MTTapeatry Table Covers..., .......ue
-t-4 Taneatrv Tahik Cann! Orlant&t
, ; designs ............ ...............
TOWELS.
TARI P.I IKIRMC
- fca,, - lexJfl, hock, bleached, each....
If you are a Judge of line come , 18x88, cotton, half bleached...
nere; ir noV come anyhow, and wo,,
ff'alw twin Tn. Iv. M ..M l .. . ,1
i yards long .
.. ...fi.40 and SL60 .certain linen knowledge that we nave'
tma years in acquiring. We buy lln- (
ens" from the best makers In the world
rwe buy largely-we buy. carefUUjr '
we buy as closely, a any other cOrt-'C
eern in the pity can buy and (Serm Is '
no. reason why 1 w cannot sell as )
cheaply-and in many eases cheaper
than other stores. And we do it
Scotch Nets, 3 yards Ion
Bobblnettes, 2 yards long
$1.75, S1.M and $2.40
BED SPREADS.
;. Ton cannot afford to miss the at
portunlty that these prices offer.
Honey-combed
tra heavy, already hemmed, sat.k
Pattern Spread, ex-
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,18x38, cottoa, extra heavy........... ...o
x40,' cotton, extra heavy. ......... ,.10o
Mxlfi, Turkish; bleached.. ..'.7....S...10O
3Sx40 Turkish, ' bleached, .........12fto
12x48. Turkish, bleached....'. .'...15o.
TABLE LiNiNO.
M Inch Velvet Table Lining, yard..
o ana euo
i-KlCB 76c and SO
"Bates" Spreads, Marseilles pattern,
extra fine quality, full slse, hem
med, worth Jully $1.60, as you'll
say. BALK PRICK . ........ ..:.."L25
BED LINEN
Tou can never afford the time to
make sheets and pillow slips when you
K In. wide Table Damask, bleached,
satin finish, floral designs, extra
heavy quality, yard 23o
61 la same, yard,........ 60o
66 In., same, all pure linen 75o
66 In.', same better quality ...-.900
3-4 ' Damask Napkins, bleached,
dozen ti.co
S-4 Damask Napkins, bleached, ex-
DRAPERIES.
designs
17 In. Cretons, floral
Stripe, yard
28 Ii. Cretons, floral designs . and
stripes, yard tftte
28 lit. Cretons, floral designs
velvet finish .sw..
60 In, Tapestry ....SSo, 40o and 75o
and
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and
,...15o
H&R'S A HINT FOR YOUR SUMMER OUTING.
10-4 Balf wool camp blankets, tlark colors, ex
tra neavy weights, pair ......$1.40 J
10-4 cheaper gray cotton, just right for use at
the coast, pair 75c
Qood darkVcamping quilts, each.. ........ ....$1.00
Good lb. feather pillows, well filled, extra
good quality ticking, each 60c
Patter's best quality table oil cloth, none bet
ter madeJust the thing for the camp table,
usually sold for 25c yard; our special sale
, price, per yard . 30c
HI
OF IT
More Subscriptions to
the Fund.
. 11.00
. 1 00
. 1 00
. 6 00
. 100
. 1 00
,;1 00
, 250
, 2 60
50
, 100
In addition to the list published In The
Journal a few days ago. the following
persons have subscribed to the amounts
set opposite their names to the Fourth of
July celebration, making a grand total
of $3187.75 subscribed to date, most of
Which has beeir collected: ' 'i
COLLECTED BY A. L. FINLET AND
THOMAS DUFFY.
H. Russell
Ji P. Jensen ..
Farmoff Stable -i..,..i:..;
Lee,se .Bros .... . ; ' ...............
Kayser Bros
ifcBrien & Crawford . . . . . .. . .
3. C. P. Wentengard
Sunset Creamery Company ....
Aldon Candy Company
Margulles ' ;. ......
Columbia Drug Company
Columbia Hotel 5 do
Wlcke 100
Western Meat Market 1 00
V?estern Grocery , 50
K. , Sogers 100
J.- Friedman- .w. . 2 50 J
Portland Carriage Company ........ 1,00
A, J. Farmer 6 00
Drus'chel Bros.. .a. t..,. 10
P. Finley &Son 5 00
Thomas Duffy 2 60
Oregon Mineral Water Company..... 1 00
E, H. Dcery 1 60
IV., G. Brown 6 00
W.- I. Cot tell 8 00
Multnomah Trunk & BOX' Co 5 00
Smith-& Watson Iron Works........ 6 00
Jonos Lumber Compajny 10 00'
Luckle, King & Cake 6 00
William Strahlman, '2 50
Oundel Bros...'.. , 2 SO
W, W. Spauldlng i 6 00
Total $92 00
OLLECTED BY JULIUS. L. MEIER
AMD H, H, NEJWHALL.
C. G. Wo Medicine Company.
a. 8. Long Company...
On
200
100
n Chung W Company 1 00
Hong Fook Tong.... 50
Wing bung Company,. ........ 1 00
Pomk Duck Chung 1 oo
Wing Mow Ling 150
On IJe Company l
Bow Yuen. Company... 1
Qlm Wing 1 60
Hang Hung Low 2 60
Kwong Sang Wa....... 2 00
Wing Chlng Long....... 60
Fook Hlng Long Company... 1 60
Kwong Sang Tong,i...,i 100
60
60
60
50
50
60
60
60
-60
' 60
6 00
60
...1.
Gum On Wo Company,
Tat Hlng Company
Blng Choong .......
Yee Chong Company..
Chew Ohong
Loy On
John Wo ompany....
Kab Tan Qoey.... ......
Kwong Tal Yuen.
Kwong Mow Hing..
Kwong Lun , Tal. Company....
Yee Wo Blng-Kee Company
On Hing Company!.
Yuen. Wo Company........
Kim , Sun, Low.. ........I-..,
Hop Chong Company....
Sled Back'
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Security Savings & Trust! Co....
C. & O. Railway Co .,
H. W. Corbett..... .....
Ladd'eV TUton ........ ...............
United States National- Bank......
Merchants National Bank...
Wells, Fargo Co. Batik
Canadian Bank of Commerce...
Hibernian Savings Bank. ...........
Portland Kali way Company.........
Portland TrusJ Co. of Oregon....
London A San Francisco-Bank..V.
Title Guarantee, & Trust Co0......
Ainswertn Nauonai Bank
Henry-'VyeJnhard .....
Qarobrlnus Brewery .........
Star Brewery .................
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. 50 00
.. 60 00
.. 100 00
.. 100 00
.. 25 00
.. 25 00
.. 60 00
.. 60K
25 00
.. 150 00
,. 23 00
'25 00
'23 00
, "36 00
250 00
25 00
26 00
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COLLECTED BY SEID BACK.
Tula Wo Company.. ...,.. .r. ... . .. M 5 00
Hop Lee Company....... ...... 1 00
BoW Wo Company.,,.......n..v.'.w.v.. ' l-0
He Wo Company..,.............,,.,.., :,1 00
II Hon.;.......'..,;.."...'..
Total : : 143 00
COLLECTED , Bt MATHOESEN " AND
KLEIN.
J. E. Blazler.... I
Q. Covach & Co.....
P. Planch. w.:V.....
J. Young'.;.,..,.......,..
GradOn & Koehler .......
Mr- Dunbar
Mr. Smally ;...;...1....V.
Lakin & Wildl,
J. -Jr-Delury iW.
Mr. Raamussen
H. Dayton
New York Furniture Comfpany
Hi E. Dawdrd ............. ........
J. Chowan ...
Mr. Baker ...
Nickel Bros.
Pottland aMrble vWorks....,
Wlllam Bolander
Mr. Labonte
A. Hlrt
8. E. Brown
Ding Poy
H. Mason
La Grande Creamery
Portland Delicatessen Store.........
F. H. Ruport
N. E. Johnson,....!,.
Shade Co.;.....
F. G.' Woodcock ,
Boehl & Weuel..
II. Goodman
J. D. Hennessey St Co .'. -
G. Tlohman
Henry Fleckensteln & Co............
L. & G. Company,. .'
Amoroher Berits
Roberts Bros. ....
Garson & Wilson.
F . Werren . .
W. Tcheuplen
Oregon Furnltur Company.,
A. J30I1S .......................
1 M4 Stephenson- Company
Roumahn' & Franzel . . . . ,
Sigler Milling' Company,
Phillip Strelb
Allen & Gilbert.
M. S. & S. Company..... ..v.........
Collins; Preston, Wilson Company
United Carriage Company...........
Anderson Bros.
Dr. O. "P. S. Plummer..
Varwlg Bros.
Paclfto Coast Home Supply Assn..
Portland Dairy Association.........
A. ParenU & Co.. .......i
Defiance Tea Company.....
John MatUiiesen .....,...'
so
100
150
.2 60
Gardner Bros, .....
H, Bauman ........
J. Rosencrants ....
J. A. Strowbridge
F. T. Company',.,...
Lynch Bros.
It. Humerbynck
M. Barde
40 00
260
12 00
100
.260
1 00
'100
260
2 50
"2 60
; 2
5
1 00
100
250
600
260
.160
6 00
2 60
150
1 60
160
e see s e f
see eeee
i"i(iiiir
00
100
.'260
:260"
200
160
" 60
60
too
100
3 60
150
160
100
100
100
100
1 00
5 00 ,
e oo
2 60
too
,100
3 60
ilo
10 00
2M
ISO
i6d
1 OO
1 1 ' -.
10 00
10 00
'I 00
150
100
100
6 00
'1 50
8 00
160 ' 100 '
(00
Total .....
Grand total ,
.4 21380
..lasns
RepreienUUv Warnock of Ohio, who
was Judga Of the Court of Special plea
In his district for 10 years, was onca try
Ing a case- in which woman waa n
the stand aa a witness.
"How old are your asked the attorney
who was questioning her. , .?
. The woman hesitated. .'''
"Don't heeitat," suggested the lawyer.
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