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AMONG THE PUGILIsTs.

Peter Jackson is going TO open spar
ring school in Frisco.
Fitzsimmons combs the front OF his
head with towel. He is getting very
bald.
Andy Bowen is matched to fight Jack
Burke, OF Texas at Galveston, July 90,
for 81 800 purse.
Bat Masterson, the Denver sport who
lost 5000 on Kilrain, says: ~ am n dub.
The idea OF any man betting on an
American pug. They are all skates"
sullivan must act, decent to make
money here" said an Australian. "He
should remember Clarence Whistler's
fate. Rum drinking athletes are not
wanted" a.
Billy Maher, the Australian light
weight who recently forfeited to Billy
Mahan, of Frisco, will never engage in
another ring contest, as he is suffering
from consumption.
Harry Mccoy, OF Burlington, H., and
Ciipsey Gleason, of England, fight to u
finish for tho weiter!weight champian-
ship OF America, the stakes being $500 a
side and purse OF $1,000.
Slavin hits with an upward movement
which looks like n half swing or half
uppercut, but it is n straight. He looks
at his opponents hands or feet, and
has his side toward him.
Arthur Tully, 140 pounds, stood eight
rounds before Australian Billy Murphy,
at Melbourne last month. He non.
plussed Murphy by being cool and COM
PEELED Murphy to do the leading.
Tut Ryan, the Australian middle.
weight, hasn't much to spare in his
eight-round contest with Starlight"
the noted colorel boxer ut Melbourne.
The decision in favor of Ryan caused
much kicking,
Jimmy Murphy, brother OF the Aus
tralian featherweight, beat Elijah jack
son, welter weight, last month. Jack,
son fairly murdered his little opponent
for three rounds, then gave way and in
six rounds was ont
After months OF squnbbling q move
has been made in the Myer-McAulilTc
forfeit difficulty. Bud Renaud, thu
stakeholder, who is making book q
Washington Park, Chicago, paid Ali
Kennedy his $1,000 Tuesday.
In tho Dawson.NIace fight at Sydney
Australia, it was anybody's battle up to
the 10th, but Dawson became stronger
and won in II rounds. Australian pa
peers say it was one OF the best light,
weight battles ever fought in that coun'
try.
The Frisco Occidental Club ha.
matched young Mitchell and Reddy
Gallagher to fight to finish, in septem
Dor next, for a purse OF 5000. Billy
Mccarthy, the Australian, and Alecb
Greggains fight July 81 for n Sl,50t
purse.
Swfpcs recently refereed q mill be
tween two newsboys, where ono had /
piece bitten out ofhis lip and the othei
lost part OF his ear. The referee sayi
the piece OF lip was found and sewed or
again, but that the piece out Of tho
other fellows ear could not be found.
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NEsBITT g. DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. jel6
FOB RENT.
-EoR sELR.

Three-roomed house, National road, Sf6o
Double frame house on Baltimore street.
Desirable new residence on SOnth Front street.
l6l acres land, Greeley county, Kansas $500.
Sixteen lots In ]. and J. Il, Baker addition.
No. IS and 81 Sixteenth street.
No. 263l and 2638 ChApllne street
Thisty.hye acresStone and coal land, Rush Run,
Ohio.
seventy.flye acres land Short Greek.
Seventeen aud One-half acres mud, one.halt
mile west lower point of Island.
Desirable residence one milo west OF Bridge
p?TFSh Tires i and onohalt acres Of land noa, ives.
No 10. itSi7 South street, ttho late Hubbard saw
Three and one,half acres of land in Liberty
10. $50 wetzcl street, ground5O by SOOfect
No. 2SSI and 1913 Wood street.
Twenty-onc shares Riverside Glass Works
'S 10. q Alley i, corner Alloy Il and Alley u
Nos. 98fg and 202l Main street.
Eighteen aCreS OF lind one mile east OF Elm
Grove. Fronts about 500 feet on National road,
with fourpoomed frame house and 200 fruit trees
Lot 20 Sy iSO feet, Elm Grove.
Nos. 81 and &c Alley 10.
Nos. 2a0i and 9g0G Chapllne street.
No. 1905 McColOGh street. ,I
No. 9OaS McCOlloch street.
No. 2il0 and 2ll2 Main street.
No. 1901 and 2OO6 Main street.
No. 1901 Market street.
No. So Ohio street.
No. ISg South Penn street.
No. 90 North Front street-ground 60 by about
400 feet. ~.
No. SIiEofr street. II
No. 26O6 Main street.
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uprl,lnr Of Convict. Prevented.

San Francisco, June 25,-Whon War
den Mcliale took charge of san Quentin
p ison recently he ordered u careful
sarch made OF the premises, which re-
vealed that a large quantity Of arms,
ammunition and provisions had been
secreted, probably by friends OF the
convicts, to enable. them to escape. 1t
was found also that q perfect code Of
signals exists among the ronviCts and'it
Is believed that there was n well
planned plot for an uprising among the
400 convicts TO overpower the fifteen
guards in immediate control OF the
prison. Warden AfcIIale has provided
stringent measures to provide against
such an emergency.
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yrr I.oxpoS, CoSx., June 25.-one OF
a., most exciting races ever rowed on
", ", Thames river took place this after
'.,a oycr the three-mile course between
'S,cornell, University OF Pennsylvania
w Wv Columbia University eight-oared
=, Cornell won after hard con-
" ~, in the last time OF l4:973 seconds.
I Uni OF Pennsylvania was second
w. S.' torr lengths; time 14:45. Col
"mbia WAS bad third, being five
, I,py.I behind the Pennsylvania
. ', and eight lengths behind
| Cs,oon Cornoll's time establishes a
1 .om record, the previous best time
Isio, l4:iS over the same course by
~. .e'u s,me crew last year. The surprise
W ,bc day was the unexpected poor
= VIII made by the Columbia crew.
s sTo feature was the remarkably close
. .ny hetwcen Cornell and the University
q JJ'ppcgnn.ylyania, each OF the two crews
y,iimT The lead at times before the
g gy't mile had been rowed, and for two
~ mics Il was impossible 10 name the
, Tinner The conditions for the fast
,in no, we're excellent. The water was
,%ootb. 4 strong current was running
s snj favorable wind also assisting.
A. $:So o'clock the crew came in sight,
n ,yl prnnsvlvaniu on their tugs,
Willie Columbia padded down in their
XIII With very little delay the crews
lacked M TO their stake boats, and were
AZ atone, onrc g!ycn the word. The Pcnnsyl-
S,r;, nt the best OF the start, and their
Lo,t nmped Il few feet to the Front with
Gorpall second, while Columbia, besides
making n poor start, seemed to lose at
sysry' stroke. In the first ton strokes
Cor6cIrs boat shot mp even with Penn
sylyapia. and ior M eighth OF q milo
,ley were 20 close that lead could not
I,i9irlvcr,dilcito either crew. Nearing
tbr haii mile flas the Pennsylvania boat
iar.rl nearly hall u length ahead OF
Cornell. with Columbia two lengths be-
hind and hoprlcssly out OF the race.
Coming ~ to lie navy yard, about
,lfee-ipartcrs oi mile from the start,
No Penusyiyanias increased their lead
10 nearly length. Cornell here made
grand .pnrt and their boat gradually
rrept up alongside OF the Pennsylvania
crcw, and as the boats neared tho mile
trg Cornell sent their boat up on even
terms with the Pennsylvania. For o
ira seconds the pennsylvania boys held
irposition, the boats being bow and
bow while Columbia had lost another
length. All OF the crews were pulling
in splendid form, the two leading
crews sending their shells throgh the
water at Il last rate OF speed, while the
Columbia boat settled and seemed to
hang after each stroke. From the one
mile to the two.mile flag the racc be-
tyen Cornell and Pennsylvania was
most exciting. 1t was the decisive point
oi.hc race The time for the first hall
nile was 2:2O, and for tho first mile
Az Cornell has now won thirteen
Straight races.
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began professional play in local league
IN that section, and was then with Du-
bois.
The Cincinnati Association nine has
had no less than ten games on the
home grounds pos tponed on. account OF
rain since its return from the West.
Arthur F. Clarke, the catcher of the
New York Giants, was married Thurs
day evening to Miss Adele Furbush,
daughter Of George E. Furbush, Of
Charlestown, Mass.
John Reilly, OF Cincinnati, is amusing
as IN outfielder. High flies keep him
circling around like the leader in drove
OF trained elephants trying to keep time
with u circus band.
Lowe, OF Boston, distinguished him
self in the second half OF the fifth Tues.
day, when he caught out Clements and
retired Thompson at the plate and My
ers at second by hard and accurate
throwing.
Mark Baldwin's nerve is Objectionable
to some directors OF the Pittsburgh club.
There are not dozen men playing ball
for his rights with as much GOODNESS as
Baldwin.
There is one Pittsburgh team which
is good one. It Is tho Pittsburgh,
Kan. club. which has been playing
winning ball, and is considered one Of
the best clubs in the Southwestern
League,
The New York Board OF Aldermen
have decided that the bleachers in New
York must be covered. The Aldermen
are mad because the managers OF the
Polo Grounds'refused to supply Alder
men with,season tickets this year. The
clubs counsel say'that the Board has
exceeded its authority in the present
instance,
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BASE BALL GOSSIP.

. ! John I, Bush is booming tile idea of
~I'@ noiiona! agreement.
c, 1oRn Ward is continually being
>-ysn' Oh bases this season.
i2Ic beat University of Pennsylvania
b., ~S Tuesday, earning three runs off
n2ran, late Of the Louisvilles, pitched
TIMING lining game Tor the New iiayens
+, Tue y East End Gyms beat Mansfield .
iS,.v yesterday, Mansfield getting four
W, OF! Thompson.
nav Sas .si Ewing has a GLASS" arm, and
ssS, ~ ,IHe jim Mutrie's place as man.
'H W. o. the New Works.
r, s" syi say Pittsburgh will try for shu.
Ib no. , Iha Trim: The latter Is now play.
'"I 'aird Tor Milwaukee.
ro r'aaS Shugart, who is PLAYING phe.
ls5n...''5iI short stop in theIWest, is 4
ef sI"s !lvanian. He halls from Luth.
S' Clearfsld county. He first
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MARTINS FERRY.
Dsnth of n chIld-Edwnrd BnttLs's Fun%al
-PcrsonnI PoInts.,l on . bn.l.L


Hon. L. Danforl, OF st. ClAirsyille,wss
in town yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. Frank Heinrich and child, of
GAINESVILLE, are visiting Mr.. j. Y. Patter-
son. ~ ~ :
Rev. VIM. Lewis is home from Brian
Hill, where lie attended the conference
OF his church.
Henry Single, OF Wellsburg, came
down to attend the Masonic social that
was given here last evening.
Miss Alma Chessel returned home
last week, after u weeks visit with
friends in Guernsey countyoo sou -at
Mrs. II. johnson and children, who
have been visiting in Kansas City, Mo-,
for the past five months, have returned
home. 800.
Mr.. George Spence came home yes
terday from business trip down the
river and throughout the interior OF
West Virginia.
Mrs. George Robinson, OF St. Glars
vile, accompanied by her son Carl, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Pennington,
OF Fifth street.
Rev. Father Mattinglylwent up to
St,ubenyille to attend tho commence
mant of the Catholic schools in that
city last night.
Miss Julia Conway will soon leave for
Silver City, n. NJ, to visit her cousin,
Mrs. DR.. Slough, and also for the bene-
fit OF her health, which has not been
very good for some time.
Frank Moreland, a thirtcen.year-old
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morcland,
died Yesterday morning Of inflammation
Of the bowels. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at3o'clock from
! the family residence in Clark's addi-
ton.
The funeral Of Mr., Edgar Belts took
place Yesterday afternoon, from the
Methodist church, at two O'Clock, Rev.
/. S. Winters conducting the services.
The pallbcarers were Thomas Pugh,
Burt Montgomery, Thompson Kerr,
Fred Hall, Thomas schofeld and Burt
Schaf!er. The remains were consigned
to their last resting place in River View
cemetery.
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pEIlLA1RE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City. ~ IL n


All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City. a. H.
Miss Flora Carr, Of Findlay, is the
guest Of Miss Sallie Mills this week. 3.
S. @. Hamilton, formerly Of Dellairet
has opened drug store at East Liver
pool. 4'!.' .a
Another new building is going up at
the Gill Bros pot works in the Fourth
ward.
Six or seven local buyers Of green
hides nre busy all tho time buying and
shipping. 7715
John W. Brown and Elizabeth Little
ton were married by Squire" Mason
this week.
The Grown Cement Co. is furnishing
cement for the. new stone bridge at
Wheeling. "a 74.
Some heavy farm machinery was
loaded here yesterday with the aid OF a
locomotive.
The street fakirs continue to gull the
citizens here. The medicine man draws
the biggest crowds. as2t
Big preparations are being made by
the several fishing clubs hereabouts for
their usual annual outing.
The surveyors are at work on the
Toledo, Walhonding & Bellaire railroad
through Guernsey county.
Charles Prosser and big force ofmen
left yesterday for GAINESVILLE to pave two
or three miles Of brick street. IL
+ A little child of Geo. Beel strayed
away from nome Yesterday and was not
found until late in the evening.
Harry Caldwell, who has been visit
ing relatives horeabouts, returned to his
home in Hebron, Neb., yesterday.
Sand and stone in 'largerluts from
points out the narrow gauge road Is be-
ing unloaded for the builders in lower
town. ~ -s7''I
George Fisher, of Darlington, shipped
his thresher and engine TO Lexington,
No, where he has located with BROTH
or on farm. ~
Out at Cumberland, O., on the Bel.
laire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati railroad,
thieves entered the depot and carried
off most OF the contents.
The Christian EndeGyor societies
went from here in body on the Cleve-
land Lorraine & Wheeling railroad to
Martins Ferry lust night
West bound passenger train No. q,
on tho Baltimore & Ohio, jumped the
track at st. Clairsville junction, delaying
all trains an hour or more.
The ten pot furnace ut the Bellaire
Window Glass Works shut down yes
terday. The others will not. shut down
until Tuesday ofnext week.
The stockholders OF the Bellaire
Stamping Co. will hold q meeting Mon
day, July 10, to consider the adyisability
OF increasing their plant here, or, II
necessary, elsewhere.
Charles Marsh, of Gravel Hill, q we'll
known young man, died at his home
yesterday OF typhoid pneumonia. He
leaves wife and three children. The
funeral will take place to-day
Geo. D. Baker, who was SO badly
burned at the steel works four weeks
ago, will get well, it is thought. He has
been reduced to almost n skeleton dur
ing his long confinement and terrible
suffering. p"4N '.NA i-
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THURSDAYS BASE BALL.
League aad Association Gnmos Playo
Yesterday. ,.t.,,t

League nud Association Games Played
Yesterday. t-4..,
CLEVELAND, June 25.-After the Pitts
tugbcBhad to.day't game well in hand,
they made some bad errors in the sixth
aal seventh inning, which cost them
lie game. Score:
S Ss,.....;I 90 9 99SS4,2SS-o
Hits, . and 10. Errors, . and 0.
Irnel, rittsburgh2. Pitchers, Beatin,
Wan aud Baldwin. Umpire, Battin.
Cmc,Go, June 95.-To-day's game was
dull and gninteresting, Chicago win
ming it easily.
SS a.SRsi::..::...SS 2.SS 9 ] =!
Errors, 8cach. Hits, Gand5. Pitchers,
LIaby and Mullanc. Earned, each.
Umpire, Lynch.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2J.-The Bostons
Wen! to pieces to-day and the Phillies
won without hall trying. Score:
E..aic'phIsr..."~...2 / 2 3 o 0 ali
Errors, $ and 4. Hits, IL and 8.
Larned runs, each. Pitchers, Nichol,
Thornton and Esper. Umpire, Hurst.
NV iogE, June 25.-The Giants had
no no trouble in winning to-day's game.
if S., f'S6..::::::.' 3 1888 90
Hits. liaDdG. Errors, Q and 4. Earned
nuns, ! and J. Pitchers, Russie and
!ovef. Umpire, McQuaid. .t
BosroS, June 25.-Boston give Nc.
Aahon awarm reception to-day. Score:
s sssi..9l:;,, .5t 9 la
Errors and Q. Hits, Is and 10.
L G',GcI runs, Sands 3. Pitchers, O'Bricn,
NeNlahonand Bakely. Umpire, Kerins.
d, GoLrNnvs, June 25.-The1boor work
q Dow behind the bat lost the game
ioF Columbus to-day. Score:
iLS5aaa2Ii2i,,..,....,,p 9 2SS .
Errors, and |. Hits, Z and0. Pitch
", kncll and Bell. Earned runs,
Columbus d.. |. Umpire, Jones,
NAsnlNcroX, June %. = Fortunate
punching hits in the fifth inning won
@'aays game for the home team. Score:
N4i,l.',s'....,....SS 9
p, Errors, : and /. Hits, IL and 10.
rt ,.S Foreman and Chamberlain.
armed Peach. Umpire, Ferguson.
~ Lows, June 25.-The Browns de.
, c,. the Cinclnnatis in ono.sided
game to-day. Score:
q aasl, ,ii'......."...,S 0 o.9O 10
t, ''.''''' ',',.'''' ,''....,.l o o o o.
Nt Tanned 1 st. Louis 3. Pitchers, stivetts,
I'M - Dwyer Errors, 4 and 0. Hits,
7" and6. Umpire, Davis.
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s,censl,cad Races.

snEEpsnRAD BAY, June 25.-A crowd
of 5000 people were in atttndance at the
track to-day. The track was in fine
condition and the sport good. First
race, one mile, Eon won; time lao 3-5.
Second race, six furlpngs, Victory won ;
time 1:l5. Third race, mile and fur
long, Tulla Blackburn won; time l:55 4-5.
Fourth race, mile and half, Riley won;
time 2:35 So. Fifth race, mile and fur
long, Loantaka won; time 1856 So.
Sixth race, mile and three furiongs,
Masterlode won; time 2:25 So.
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After using Mothers Friend " two
months was so speedily easily re-
lieyed that 1t was a surprise TO those at
tending me. Mothers Friend" un-
doubtedly lessons the pains, shortens
the time and restores the mother speed.
ily TO health. viii recommend 1t TO all
expectant mothers and advise them TO
useit. Mrs. j. A. r., Muncie, Ind.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co. and all drnggists.
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cmcAoo, June 25.-six thousand peo,
pie witnessed the races at Washington
Park to-day. The track, while dusty,
was fast. First race, one mile, Racine
won; time 1:47. Second race, one and
onc.eighth miles, Longshot won; time
l:55. Third race, fve-eighths OF mile,
Curt Gum won; time l:0l4. Fourth
race, one mile, Labold won; time l:424.
Fifth race, one and one-quarter miles,
Bane won; time 2ll&.
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sAN FRAXclsco, June 25.-J. /. sulli-
van and Jim Corbctt, spared three
rounds at the lattcr's benefit last night.
1t was expected that the exhibition
would be an exciting one, but the boxers
appeared in dress suits and spared
lightly, doing no damage. The exhibit
ton was Missed by the spectators.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s. CHIN Attorney. Expert
in pension Clnims. ~
ga 1912 Market Street.
Real Estate for Sale.

Building lots on west side OF North Huron
street, Island, at SO per foot front
a Hnc dwelling property on the west side OF
Market street, north Of Ninth street.
Lot lOOxl0O feet, southwest corner McColloch
and Thirtleth streets, with four dwelling houses.
No. 23ii jacob street, three.rOomed cottage,
lot l6xlOO feet, for 81 ,0OO.
i00x3iO feet In Pleasant Valley, on the National
road, for q, 800, on easy terms.
The business building. No. 1922 Min street.
now occupied by ]. W. Hunter q Co.'S spice
The Pryor place on National road near Elm
Grove, consisting OF about twenty acres, With
Lot SsxisO feet on the east side OtEOrth Front
street. Island, $500.
No. 20 VirginiR street, Island, rooms and bath
No. 1921 Eoir street, opposite tho Cathedral
No. l0I Fifteenth street . rooms.
and laundry.
Lot sOxisj north side Of Fourteenth street
Lot JOxl2O feet North Huron street, Island.
Nos. 2ll7 aud 2ll9 Main street, lot Axl2O feet,
5000
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How wellwe remcmbergr andmother's
attic, so fragrant with medicinal roots
and herbs! Poor old soul, how precious
they seemed to her! And yet, one
bottle OF Ayers Sarsaparilla would DO
more good than her whole collection Of
YARDS" paw
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Commencing Sunday, .Afay o., md
every Sunday thereafter, tths Bal ttniore
x Ohio Railroad Company will sell ex-
cursion tickets toPittsburgh and return
ut 81 so and to Washington md return
at 81, good returning supdsyoniY,3 F4s
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Until October 25, the Ohio River
Railroad Company will sell sun.
day excursion tickets ut one fare for the
round trip to Moundsville, Woodland,
New Murtinsvillc, Sistersville, Salama,
Williamstown and Parliersbpfa
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q. Q. SMTTH.
jols REAL ESTATE AqENT. l229 Market 81
FOB S ALE.

Four lots on South Penn street COO
Lots IN McMechen, newly laid out, cheap at
I Los in IN lanes Orchard aud Old Fair Ground
additions.
Six roomed house. 23j6 Wood street, $500
House In splendid condition on southeast cor
ner Chapllne and Twentieth streets
Six roomed brick house ON Chapline street, DO.
tween Twenty.aith and Twenty.sixth streets,
Six roomed brick house $50 Jacob street, S. coo.
Ten roomed house at bargain on North
Five roonied house, 2Sl5 EofT street, s2sOo.
Four roomed house, 100 Eighteenth street,
i -Four roomed house. 1908 Wood street. $3.50,
Six rOomed house, ground 100 feet front, on
McCollOch streetA--between Thirty'hrst and
Thirty-secOnd Streets $500.
Nine roomed brick house, 23jl Market street,
Three roomed house, 2llO Wood street, $1,000.
Good.buslneSS house on Chnpline street. Centre
" aSii iOE on North Main street. s. by 1872 feet
'+ Halt lot on EOGsreot, south of Twenty.elshth
street, $500.
seventh street, $50.
Sixteen lots on the north side Of Twenty.third
street, IN the new addition OF Fllan Whyte,
Just laid ont.
tcenth and Jacob streets, with good cellnr 10
same. Three rooms on Moyston street, Sixth
ward, 80 60per month.
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An EXCITING RACE.
,,,.sll Wins the Great 1nter-ool'
Iogiate Boat Race.
frlBLISBES A new RECORD

,..o .rlyania Grew Second and Col
' "mnIa a Bad Third---Details of the
can,e.,...Base Bail Games Played
v..,erduy..othor Interesting Sport
Ing News.
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NM. funeral q Mr., Edgar Bettis took


400 Doses One Dollar means simply
that Hoods SarSapnrilla Is the most
economical medicine TO buy, because il
gives more for the money than any
other preparation. Each bottle con.
tains 100 doses and will average to last
a month, while other preparations,
taken according to directions, nre gone
in a week. Therefore, be sure to get
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the best blood
purifier. q
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The Italian Government lost Is, OOO,0OO
lires last ydar in bad investments. How
ever, 1t is not entirely out OF them, as 1t
still has Rudini left.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOE SALE.

The ton.roOmcd brick dwelling a. No. 1913
cbapllae street Very central location. VIII DO
sold for very close figure.
Beautiful building lots on South Front street.
North Front street and Pleasant Valley.