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Patents
Notice to InvetorS.

There was never time in the history Of
our country when the demand for inventions
and Improvements in the arts and SCIENCES
geneIaiywas 81 great rs now. The con-
ycnenccs OF mankind in the factory and
work shop. lhe'hnusehold, on the farm, and
in Official llir; require continual ac"esslons
to theaDpurtcnance and implements To each
in order 10 save labor, time ard expense.
The political change in the administration
Of government does not affect The progress
OF the American Inventor, who beng oil tue
alert, and ready to perceive the existing
deficiencies, does not permit the affairs OF
government to deter him from quickly con.
tciy,ng the remedy to overcome existing
di or, pcnrics. Too great care cannot he
exercised in choosing a competent ami skill
full attorney to prepare md prosecute an
application tor patent Valuable interests
haye been lost and destroyed in mnnmerable
instances by the emp oyment' of inconpe-
tent counsel. and especially Is This advice
applicable to those who adopt the mo pat
en,, Do1tay' system. Inventors who cntrust
their haisincss - this class OF attorneys do
80 at Imminent risk, rs the breadth and
strength OF the patent is never considered IN
view Ofa QUICK cndeav or tnvct mn allowance
and obtain the fee then due. THE PRESS
CLAIMS COMPANY. john .Wednerhnrn.
General Manager. Gls + street, N. W., W,sh
iugton, d. G., representing large number
of important daily apd weekly papers, as
we'll MS general periodicals Of H., country.
WAS instituted to protect lis patti ns from
the unsafe methods hrrrtofor, employed in
this line of business. The said Company is
prepared 10 take charge ofall pateut business
entrusted TO 1t for reasonable fees. aud pre-.
pares and prosecutes applications generally,
including mechanical Inventions design pat
eEts, trade marks, labels, copyrights, inter.
fcrences, infriugemcnts, validity reports. and
gives especial attention to rejected eases.
1t is also pre- pared to enter into competition
with any firm in securing foreign patents
Write for Instructions and advice
john WEDDERBURN,
6l8 F Street.
p. O. Box 1856 Washington, ID. G.
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Two Valuable Friends.

|. A physician cannot always he had.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia ,Spralns, Bruises and
Burns occur often and sometimes when least
expected. Keep handy the friend Of many
households and the destroyer Of all pam, the
famous Red Flag On. % cents.
2. Many II precious Ilic could he saved
that is b ing rnckcd to dclth with that teri =
blc cough. Secure good night ; rest by in
vrsting - cents for bottle of Pan Tina the
grea; remedy for Coughs. Colds pnd Con-
sumption.
Trial bottles of Pan Tina free =, Dr. NJ. l..
Lca,hernIan's Drug Store.
For LADIES ONLY $3.50 III gold will e
gwen 10 the lady making .he largest list of
words from letters contained in the word
BEAUTIFUL 800 in gold for the sec
ona largest list. $50 IN gold for each the
third and fourth largest list, diamond ring
for fifth largest list, fine lady's gold watch
for sixth largcs, list solid gold necklace for
seventh largest list. handsome Swiss music
box or eighth largest list, banquet lamp of
elegant design for ninth largest list, lady =
toilet case, complete, orn,mcntcd in silver
tor tenth largest Inst We shall give away
more than one hundred other prizes In or,ll
of merit, if there shall be ,hct number IF sue.
ccsSful contestants. 1.-two or more lists tie
the one bearing earliest rns,mark will re-
CT We reward. The competition is open to
ladies only, and Is gwen for the purpose OF
introducing IN the United States Madame
LIE Fonlainr's Partisan Bcauifrr, en- lorscd
by leading Singers, actresses and society
bellies. 1t is II slapdA,d preparation of cX
crplional purity and wonder III qualities
Every cont, slant must order Tie Partisan
Brnutitlcr, which will be sent prepaid toany
addr Is in the United States upon receipt
Of fifty celts introduction price, Enclose
postal note or stamps with list of words, and
address at once. The PARTISAN Toilet Co :,
hoTKE DAME ST, MONTREAL. QUEBEC.
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! ChSs; l. t.. StokEes,l
Harness, Brides,
Saddles, whips,
M cts, &c.
e. y
Hair Ihbes
Ii g.
I PL1b},n ROBES b
AND
BLANK Els.

SOME GHE\T BARGAINs.-We have Sc
cured IN payment for advertising at rates
largclv'fn excess Gf those usually charged. n
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine whici,
we offer at exactly iwo.thrds the regular
prize u Davis Sewing Machine II, Two and
one halt dollars above one.haf the regular
price and two New Home Sewing Machines
II, TWO thirds regular price. When we say
irregular Price" We mean the actual price ut
winch every ugen sells them.
Ali that We want is cur regular charges for
space and az we are not dealers for profit, the
BUYERS Of the above nam,d articles secure
the benefit Of the difference between them
,nl the very high rates allowed Ms On these
contracts Ifynu want sewing machine,
vo, can oct here The best and at a lrgely re-
duced price.
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Order Nisi on Sal e..
No. 20l Equity.

Iii the Orphans Court for Frederick Coun
~, sitting IN Equity.
October Term, 1893
Erdcnbrecht Et al
VS..
Erdenbrecht Et al.
In the Matter of the Renort of Sales fled
the 9th day of December, 1903.
I \RDERED, That on the LIT day of
~ January. 1894, the Court will pro-
coed TO acl upon the Report Of SnleS Of Real
Estate, reported to SAID Court by Robert
Biggs, Trustee in the above cause, and filed
therein as aforesaid, to finally ratfy and
confirm the same, unless cnuse to The con-
trrry thereof be shown before sad day /:
provided copy of this order be inserted
in some Newspaper published in Frederick
County for three successive weeks prior to
said day ean as
The Report states the amount of sales to
he ei5O66 f'as aas COED %
Dated this Oh, cav OF December. 1893. -
james K Waters. Register of
Wills for Frederick County.
True Copy, Test: .....
JAMES X. ATERS,
Register OF Wills for Frederick county.
dec At
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T'Hr CA7oc7'N CLARION.
CHAS. f. CASSELL.
Editor and Publisher.
Thursday, Fec. 81. 1898. n
Newspaper Law Decisions.

I. Any person who takes paper regularly from
Ia psstuffce-whether directed to his name or an
others or whether he has subscribed or no,-iS re-
sorsible for the payment. ..ss,,y.,
II any person orders his paper discontinued, ne
she must pay all the arrearages or tie publisher
ay continue to send il until payment is made
nd coec, the whole amount, whether the paper is
ken from the Office or not.
no paper will be discontinued until pa'd up.
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TAXPAYERS NOTICE.

The Tax PAYERS for 1893, who have no,
settled then taxes, are requested to make
paymen, betwcea now and January Isl
next, so as to I've relieved OF
ADDITIONAL COSTS
for collection Those who are in arrears tor
1892 are urged to NAL g Immediate el'lement
or be subjected TO the heavy costs incident
to foreclosure.
J. VIM; Baughman,
a. ollect or
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For Bent.

The property occupied by the late Abel
Mitchell deceased, situated on Mainst., Me
chanicstown, good two story brick dwelling
and lot. ,.,-.. -.
For terms. apply to
'%'a 8. NJ. BircTy, Agt.
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AGENT FOR THE
Carroll County Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Prompt and SPECIAL Attention will be Civ
en- to all claims placed IN my hands for col
cctiOn. Oct20lv
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A Bra BAKGAIN.--We have a Victor
Bicycle awaiting our order for shipment
from the factory Mt Chlcopec Falls, Mass
We have been allowed specially favorable
advertising rates, largely IN pssmcnt there
for, hence We are able to offer it ut q great
bargain 1t isa new and Standard wheel.
out Of stock and in every particular the same
and sold with the same guarantee as "ti ers
You will miss big bargain if you fail 10
secure this
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RuckIcn'e Arntca S:llVe.

The btst salv- in the worlh for cuts, Sores,
Bruises. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sorc>
letter Chappcd Hands, Clilsblains. C"ln',
aud nil Skin Erupions and positively cure :
Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed
to give perfect Satisfaction, or money ictund-
L Leatherman, Druggist.
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A DESIRABLE PROPERTY
ADJOINING TOWN
FOB CA!LBo

This very desirable home conlains2t acres,
pair, new outhullin"s, an apple crchaid OF
over 60 thrifty trees, a splendid young peach
orch; rl good fences in fact a model little
lone and it is for sale very cheap if sold at
One.
For further particulars call at
TIE CLARION OFFICE.
Scrt2Iif
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Dr. Miles New Heart Cure at Druggists.
PLEASE NOTICE.
RALLY TO THE G. A. R.
FIT. We Grams will zee the
Worlds Fair AS the
ss\nw VMrk DrnSss,

"NeW York Prcss''
Quests.
There will be- Special Pullman Palace
Cars Full Of Them Em-l.oute to Chica.
20 'arly in October.
The New York Press proposes to send TO
the Worlds Fur as lis guests fifty Union
veterans, members of regular Grand Army
posts, who are to he selected by the readers Of
The SUNDAY PEEss This proposition is
made as an cyllencc Of esteem and gratitude
in winch THE Press holds the men who
Imperfect their own lives to save this mai ion
Each Of The chosen veterans will be the
guest Of THE PREss from the moment the
train leaves New York until lis return, and
the journey will he timed to include full
weeks sujourn in Chicago, with a!leXpenscs
paid, including daily entrance TO the grounds
of the Exposition.
All & a II. veterans III good standing are
eligible They may come from any town,
city. stat" or territory over which the Stars
aud Stripes rr"c4ims its government
The selection of thu fifty fnvorl,es will be
mad" on ,hc ground of popularity, their pop
uIari,y to be voted by ballots printedin cv-
cry issd" ofTnE SUNDAY PHE>s.
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OH My!
Ha! Ha:! Ha!
Xmas has come
ST. J. Traub e Bro.
"a INTON RRTDGN Mn
UNION BRIDGE, MD.

UNlON DRIDUU, NIL.
Having just received full line Of Xmas
Goods we are now prepared to show the pub
lie the finest selection ever kept.ir this town.
The selection consists of Silk Mutfjers Plush
Toilet Sets, Plush Work Boxes, Metal Mir
rors, Shaving Sets, Smoking Sets, Photo
graph AIbums, Wine & Ee nonade Sets. Glass
Baskets 4 Vases, Flowers in Glass, Cups &
Saucers of the latest designs, Xmas Cards,
.Games OF all descriptions, Tree ornaments,
Friction Toys and many others Of various
description: We also want to announce that
we ave Offering a DISCOUNT OF 10 PER
GENT, on ALL our CLOTHING during the
NEXT 80 DAYS
ana also on Hats, Boots, Shoes and Gents
Furnishing goods. - =. ".
Desiring that you call AID examine our
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Thanking you for your past patronage
we remain yE....
...~... ~,.-,. ..a =, Yours respectfully,
$500, -s@ ~ UGio oN 3R MRR MD.
N 4. All persons coming within a ~
o.. 81. o.. RADIUS or 10 N1lllaas 1 ~..sa
and purchasing $5worth or'inole will receive
in return THEIR care for transportation.
. Yours, T. 49,.
J. -TRAUB & BRO,
81
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Suffering rG;n, Torture.

For years I have be, n
h'insal Ims ! on" 10
on NJ our greatest
Iivingspeclsliat.In
rnils. hight yeats
ago | ~o . toial
.-rek, unit for ANY
Ami VI !abor, suffered
untold misery from
u,sS Gus eyhaHa.
tiva aAf debility.
Kidneys would no,
perform thc'r functions,
faor ful Of pimplca,
irritable heart,
skin sN A. yellow
As . pumpain, NV
brMia Va, confused,
back va, la IN 9,
limb. weak, numb.
meas Ia I'm. r. head.
ache 80. stDrunch,
~,ea " r" blurred,
lo-I INV N e m o ~,
PealI~ss nc.s Al
kt IDl L.. Ia
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Nov 30it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-23
1T WILL NOT DOWN.

Kern's Bad Bourbon Break In the Senate
Said to Have Helped Defeat Him.
There was story going the rounds or
the hotel Hobbies yesterday that John
Kern's failure to become district attorney
might be attri buted partially at least TO
his Bourbon like and grossly indecent at
tack on the memory of the late sx-Presi-
de1t Hayes. A motion was introduced In
the State Senate by Senator Boyd pro-
viding for an adjournment In honor
Of the ex-Presidents death. Sena-
tor Loveland. in speaking to the
motion, was referring to his eminent
services as President of the United States.
when Senator Kern. violating the common
est tenets of respect for the dead and the
rules of parliamentary bodies and courtesy,
called out:
Hayes never was elected President Of
the United States"
The incident brought down upon the
Bourbons caustIc reproof by Senator Love
land. and disguised even Kern's friends. 1t
Is said that Burke's friends made good use
of ii with President Cleveland, who was
fast friend of the ex-Presdent, and who
was at the very time preparing to go and
attend the funeral to give sympathy and
coincidence to she bereaved family.
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NO THIRD PARTY In THE SOUTH.
Indications that the Alliance Men Are Ready
to Re- Enter Democraey's Ranks.

ATLANTA. Ga, March 22.-In an interview
to-day with Hon. Thomas t. VIM, the
Peoples psrty ex-Congressman from the
Ninth Georgia district. be announces that
there 10 room for only two great parties,
and says that il the Democrats carry out
in good faith their platform the Peoples
party will give them full credit and
act accordingly. Hon. Thomas +. Watson,
the Third party leader in Georgia, takes the
same position. saying that if the pledg es
made by the Democratic party In their ma
tional platform. on which the party won.
are carried out. the people ought To be sat
listed. The announcement OF these inter-
views are received with considerable inter-
est here. indicating that the third party in
the South will rapidly GO TO pieces if the
Democratic party stands squareiy on its
platform
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koKoMo posroFFIoE FIGHT.
Primary Saturday. with Only Portion O
the Candidates Taking Part.

Primary Saturday. with Only n Portion of
the Candidates Taking Part.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
KoKoMO. Ind. March 22.-For three
months past the Democrats here have been
cIamorinR for a primary election order
that the masses. as we'll as the party bosses,
could have a voice IN the SELECTION of a
man for postmaster. The plan WAS strenu-
ouslv opposed by the Daily Dispatch.
the party organ, tho editor, G.. III.
Havens. being himself candidate
and unwilling to 60 into q con-
test for the place at an electi on.
Last Friday petitions containing the names
of three hundred representative Democrats
were pr, scented To Capt. M. W. Barnes. ana
he. in his capacity of central commttee
chairman. issued call for q primary to
take place March IS. Accordingly. the
dldates presented their names. w. X.
Plough. Professor Yorngblood, Charles II.
Leach Il. w. Canode. Joseph 5. Tarking-
ton. J. w. Salmons. w. II. Orr and Frank
agreement to stand by the one receiving
the highest number of votes. Mr.. Barnes
who was q candidate. withdrew from the
contest. Five other men are asplrants, but
refused TO go into the election. They are
G.. II. Havens. OF the Dispatch. w. A.
Qnick, A. Is. Armstrong. Charles Hammell
and ". Il. Smith.
Only eight days notice was given for
the election, being called thus early TO pre-
vent If possible . codp like the one at An
derson that let IN editor Crittenberger In
the shoes of his fatber-ln-law. who re-
signed IN his favor. Mr.. Ravens occupies
@ similar position here. The present post
master, Geo. w. McKInsey. is Mr. Havens's
father-in-law. and n similar play 10 expected.
After the election the fight will lie between
the winner at the popular election and Mr..
Havens. To-day paper, signed 10y fifty
prominent Democrats. was presented to the
dispatch. protesting against the course OF
the paper In opposing popular ex preston
from the patrons of the Office. The bitter
hess Is growing every hour, and tho elec-
ton VIII bur add fnal To the fiames-
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that Senator Voorhees, did some double
dealing with the President in that he failed
10 submit to him the objections of many
organized bodies of labor against Burkes
appointment. According TO the Senator'S
statement the appointment of district at
torney fails to meet the approval of Indiana
Democrats In Washington, and he saws that
il was not only n surprise to them, bnt dis
appointment. Mr.. Kern laments that Sem
ator Turpie IS being steadily ignored in his
suggestions as to appointments. but be-
lieves that Mr.. Morss will receive either
the Liverpool or Paris consulate. and hints
that Messrs. English and Shanklin are to
be provided for. Mr.. Kern says he will not
be in the race for Mayor. He has other
plans.
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SENATOR KERN COMES HOME.

Gives Senator Voorhees, Dig and Senator
Turpie sly Rub.
Senator John w. Kern spent yesterday
afternoon in visiting his friends and relates
with much interest the poli:ical situation
at Washington. He returned yesterday
morning and is not at oil put out over the
turn affairs have taken, but, on the con-
trary. admits with remarkable candor that
Is soon as he learned that the oily Mr..
Voorhees, was managing Frank Burke's
interests he gave up the chase. lie said he
found that Senator Turpie's modesty could
not keep MP with Voorhees, nerve. lie
matters gone his way. Mr..
Kern IL also of the opinion
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-23
MORE APPLICANTS.

Crop of Consular Aspirants Increasing
Pitzer's Modest Ambitions.
The crop of applications for consular ap-
pointment is coming to the front. j. l..
GIascock. of Fowler. q teacher. would be
content with recognition of this sort in
most any CLINE. Percy Hord, of this CITY,
Is said to be asking signatures for posi-
tion of this kind. Charles Buchanan. Of
Union City. is not content with the glory
of appointment to the Governors staff. and
wants to go abroad. &. w. Cunningham,
of Charlottesville. is securing signatures TO
a petition to be appointed consul to Bel
fast.
IL was learned yesterday about the hotel
lobbes that Dr.. A. b. Pitzer. of Kokomo.
wants to be made secretary of Utah, or
clerk of the court of Indian Territory.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-23

To the Editor OF the Indianapolis journal,
The position in which the ninety per
cents. of Indiana and the Cleveland Demo-
Gratis in general find themselves reminds
one of the old darkey In West Virginia
who was very fond of "'possum" meat
This old fellow one evening solicited his
neighbor to join him In hunt for the an
lmal: but the neighbor, though equally
fond of 'possum was lazy and declined.
So the old darkey went out alone. and. after
a long tramp through the woods and over
the hills. succeeded in capturing fine, fat
fellow and carried him to his cabin, pre-
pared and roasted him In fine STYLE But.
while waiting for the meat TO brown just
right. being weary with his hard nights
work. he leaned his head on the table and
went TO sleep The neighbor who had de.
clined to ioIn In the labor of capturing the
meat was attracted by the savory smell.
Set morseh seeing tbe eGoq no.
asleep. and the 'possum In such good cOndi-
ton. he slipped 1t from the fire. and. retir-
ing TO the back part of the cabin. ate all of
1t. Placing the skeleton on the table, he
hands and lips and retired to await devel-
Opments. The smell soon reused the old
fellow. who looked at the fire and found
tile 'p0ssum gone. He looked on the table
and saw the barren fragments, and. full of
asronishment he calculated: Huh! Clsr
to goodness! if l didn't eat dat 'possum."
Then. licking his lips and smelling of his
fingers he said: ITO be suah! OBJ course l
eat dat 'possum." Then, feeling of his
stomach, be concluded: But, lore Cod l
gifts less consolation out oh dat 'possum dan
emmy 'possum ebber did eat" The Demo-
Gratis seem to be in about the same fix that
this old darkey was. OF course they
elected Cleveland. but, with renegade Re-
publicans and anti Cleveland Democrats in
the best Offices, they seem to get less CON-
fort out of that man than any man they
ever did elect. 49,
UNION CITY, Ind. March 81.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-23
HOT BLOOD BETWEEN CHRISTIANS.

Split in the Muncis Church Too Wide for
Love and Charity TO Bridge Over.
Special 10 the indianapolis journal
MUScIE. Ind. March 22-About two
years ago sixty-two members of the Chris
tian Church OF this city marched out OF
the building one bright Sabbath morning
and adjourned TO the old Baptist Church
building. where congregation,
known as the Central Christian Church.
was organized. In short time
the absconding faction built q
new church building on West
Howard street. where the congreg cation
has grown until 1t now numbers about ESQ.,
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Insufficient Rewards.
Evansville Courier tshanklin's Paper)

EvansViIle C0urier tshankHn'S Paper.l
The more q man does the less he gets. At
least. this seems TO be The rule just now.
John w. Kern did as much and as effective
work for Cleveland as any man in Indiana
making speeches from the beginning TO the
end. often twice "a day. and paying his own
expenses But oolitics Is politics. Let US
will ha
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-23
To Punish Circulation Falsifiers.

ALBANY. n. ". March 22.-Mr. Martin. of
New York. has introduced in tho Assembly
bill drawn on the lines OF the Afford
bill recently passed by the California Leg
islature. making 10 q misdemeanor for any
proprietor or publisher of any periodical
or newspaper tn misrspresent the circula-
tior Of his publication for the purpose of
securing advertising or other patronage.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-23

Otto Prafflin has been appointed chief
trumpeter to the Governors staff with the
rank of sergeant. He was appointed mes
senger by Governor H0vey. His new ap-
pOIntment is not source of revenue, and
is of GLASS with the gold braid and epau-
lets of honor, which Is the chief feature of
the staff
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-23
Miners Trouble Brewing.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. March 22.-The coal
operators have received word not to ship
any moro coal for the present over tho
Chicago * Eastern Illinois railway. be-
cause the tracks between Momence and
Chicago are blocked with coal. This causes
embarrassment in some of the mining CON-
munities. Nearly one Thousand men are
thrown ont of employment IN Vermiilion
county. Nearly every mine In Clay county
is al standstIll now. and the indications
are favorable for another long strike.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-23
Smith and COnIey Matched.
a Al to sha Indian a u..lta Touroal

Special 20 the INDIANAPOLIS journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. March 22.-CharlesF Smith,
the Marion pugIlist. who whipped Smith. of
Washington Courthouse. o., at Portland
last week, has accepted q challenge from
Jack Conley. and the men will fight east
of Portland In about three weeks for
purse OF $500. Conley maize the challenge
To spar for twenty rounds and Smith sur
Drised him by accepting with a proposition
to make 1T finish fight. That was what
Conley wanted. Jack has had five fights
near this city and he won all of them.
Smith is considered n very handy man. and
Conley says il will be the hardest fight he
tConley) ever had.