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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-18
FACTS FOR MEN OF ALI. AGES.

false mcdesy the youth
produce These vices eventually
the constitution induce debility and early
involuntary loss OF vital auds general prostaton and oft
ing mankind there Is probably none about which the common
need the attention of than these
filed with morbid desires and fearful appre
Humphreys unparalleled with
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-18

fonates arises only from the fact Of the most scientific
try the fact of the direct influence Of his powerful
cases enabled nfuse part OF his energy
into their hopeless lives were not all cases hed In the
grateful patients who have been cured and
day mentally. Disease debility
the organs rapidly destroys the
of the elasticity,
bright check deveopes cowardice and
intellect The reproductive unc
handspring animal fopreserve 1t at all hazards
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-18

T. r Anthony. ex-postmaster OF Promise
City, Iowa, says: II bought one bottle of
Mystic Cure tor Rheumatism and two
doses Of it did me more good than all the
medicines ever took" Sold by johnson Il
Henuefsvi,, druggists, Owosso.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-18
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorfa-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
c. g. w. M. and d. L & N. Homeseekers'
Excursion Rates

Tickets will be sold bv G. & w. NJ. and
ID. l.. q N. agents on dates named below at
very low rates for round trip on account of
Homesrrkers' Excursions. Jan'y 9Th and
Feb'y 9Th to points south Of the Ohio river;
Jan'y 18th. tn points south and southwest.
return limit 90 to 80 days. Agents will give
full Information on application.
81 GEO DEHAvEK, G. p. A.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-01-18

To exchange for horse and buggy or
good personal property, good building lois
Inquire of j. l.. Ash 3w
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ABOUT NEWSPAPS ,.

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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-08-23

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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-08-23

SHELTON, Aug. 5, 1928.
Roard Of County Commissioners OF Mason
Comfy met pursuant to law and were duly
sworn in as Board OF Equalization:
The Auditor then presented the assessment
rolls for the year 1898 the same showing the fol-
lowing:
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Bids Wanted.

At q regular meeting of the Council of tn
Town OF Shelton. held Aug. Srd, 1895. the Tow
Clerk was authorized to call for bids for RI,
purchase OF water pipe for the use of said town
therefore. notice is hereby given that bids viii
be received at the town clerk, for the purchas.
to 5000 feet of Ain water pipe. and SEQ to 1000 Il
of sin water pipe
all bids. "ns VI
Dated this 9th day of Aug, 1895.
C.y. DUNBAR. Town Clerk.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-08-23

eagmen and axmen be cut from y TO fi.o uas
Itappearing that the assessor mas no. n'ea an
index with the rolls, the Auditor is or'eie'i "
make such index, it being Impossible ior "ssea-
sor to make same, as he could not Obtain oooA ~
time after requisition for same was aiio"eo os
hoard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
A PIC SURPRISE AT ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis June Ga large crowd gathered at the
Fair Grounds track to-day. The third race. the
Mississippi Valley Stake for three-year rods. one
mile worth 200. was the biggest surprise OF the
meeting There were eight starters lronmaster
being first pick at evens. and Wekota second at 2
10 l. There was msplay somewhere for San
Rlas the despised 100 to ! shot. came through at
The stretch and easily by d length sum
mares:
First furonrs)-Minivef. los G1lake O TO D.
won: Altar 40 81. HHp 30 70 l. second, Bridget
1903 tScherer). II to l. third. Time l;i5.
Second race six furongs-Salle Ciguot io5 o. HID.
to won: Ida. 81 0jarnerl 10 l. second. Philletts
10; (Turncr). 3 / third. Time-l:lJ.
Third race uhe Mississippi Valley Stakes. one milem
San Bias l03 Tuberyle 100 10 J. won Pocahontss ln'
(Tuner) 10 10 second The Irohinas,er O4 ueIgei)'
even third Tme-l:41is.
Fourth rae. ton. rnlc)-Ace 100 Gurner to 2. won
Liscl- ll3 o. McI,Onad) TO second, Salvador. III
q HID 30 10 |. third Tlme-l43
Firth race fsrven and one-half flrlOngOur Maggie.
lOl Garner !. won: First Chance. lO3 tshai-il =
To- l. second Minnie Gee. lO Uurner) d" TO J. thifd'
Time-l:3+A.
sixth race -four and one-haif furlongs)-Mss Maxim
,oS a. HID 3 to 2 won. Rags. i0j Uergen). D 70 ].
second. Flute 100 GarneD 10 TO l. third Iime-o;o''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
WESLEYAN SOPHOMORES WIN.

Middlctown. Conn. June tSpeciaD.-The annual
sophomore freshman game was played this after
noon the Wesleyan Field An hour before the
scheduled time for the game the Varsity manage
ment refused the OF the grounds. because the
freshmen would not play unless the management
would refund SIS TO them They have incurred this
expense In their games with preparatory schools.
The Varsity has always managed these games.
but declined 10 do so this year. Finally the ah-
let,c Executive Committee. the supreme power
among the undergraduates. overruled the decision
OF the Varsity. and the game was played cannon
crackers constantly thrown on the diamond
by the freshmen. The general class rush was not
INDUCED In. as the faculty allowed the game TO be
played only condition OF Its omission. The score:
sophomores .................s go S-lS
Freshmen ...-...........O " u u v " .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
MR. METTHEWS AND TIE OFFICEh.
BosToNs EX-MAYoR Is WILLING TO COME 10

BosTON's EX-MAYoR Is WILLING TO COME 10
NETWORK TO SEE JUSTICE DONE.
Boston. June Eek Mayor Matthews. OF this city,
who was forced by a New-YorS police officer to
pay telephone bill OF g. az the Grand Centrai
Station. said this afternoon:
am willing 10 so TO Ncw-fork ana TESTIFY asa am.
this officer. because think shan be periormns
a public duty II l can do anything TO stop tne .is
10 exist in New-York for years Innumcrable IN
stances have occurred OF overcharges OF hachmens
which have been collected under threats OF arrest
by police officers stationed nj the DEPOT IN gacs,
that the officers stationed AZ the depot regard them.
selves courts Of law organized Tor the puIpose
of protecting hackdrivers bunco steerers green
goods men and other extort!onists N thelI waI-
an excellent chance TO make a test case anu hna
out whether such acts were TO be perinitteu' OF
whether the Police Commission OF New ork, ~
now reorganized and reformed. would not 40 some.
thing 10 protect travellers against ifIos''io" VI
this kind.
Whether the claim OF the telephone company was
a Just one or not has nothing TO do WIN the cas-.
II purely civil claim when no onSs. y. 'sS
warrant or other legal process The trouble WIN
the telephone company was that tried 70 81
connection with Boston by long distance wire, ano.
while tod that connection was name ams MA
no communication. Under these clrcumstances q
do not believe the company was enutlea 70 Ws y
bill and IL never would have been paid u Y nao
not been for the unwarranted and arpltrary Inter
ference of the New-York police officer
see that Mr.. Roosevelt says that the omcer Gan.
not be prosecuted unless ! go over to New fork
and appear before the Commission snaI De very
glad 10 do so. or to do anything else ! can TO aia
intolerable imposition on travellers At the Forty'
second-st. station in New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

The betting tonight Il TO against Florizel IL
10 ! against Cypria: to against The Decker;
to ! against Bushey Park. Banquet and cam
panajo; 10 10 against Rodomont u TO ] against
Green Lawn; Il to against Beck Dove and Con
vent; % 10 against Glcnti!t. and p TO aea.ns,
The Rush.
The conditions Of the race are: The Manchester
Cup. Of 300 sovcreigns GOO guineas in pate. the
rest in specie). added 10 handicap sweepstakes
q sovereigns each. 10 sOverc.ens forfeit winner
after the declaration OF the weights 'May > al XIV
D. M Of 30 sovcreigns once i've pounds: Twice
or once OF 800 sovcrcgns, 10 pounds extra; the WIN
ncr of the Derby If colt. 10 carry III pounds; II
6ly llS pounds. the winner OF the oaks TO carry
Tx: the second receive 800 sOvercigns. ana the
tJrd ~, sovereigns out. OF the stakes: entrance.
three sovercigns; one mile and three-qnarters
(0fty-two subscribed thirty-two OF whom declared
forfeit. r mn -o,. Tor
.,a,ear-oids run AT Manchester today. was won
bv Captain Fifc's chestnut colt FUNNY Boat. py
~ nandrz-Canoe The second place was secured
nv Mr. Winters brown colt Brunwooi, by FaloPin
Mad Marian. and Mr. a. W. Coxs chestnut MY
p.diafa by Sprngncl1-Radiant, was ihird. The
distance was five furlongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
PLAYED on THE TENNIS COURTS.

CONTESTS At THE NEW YORK CLrR UNFINISHED
-wApswoRru WINS At COLUMBIA
A brisk wind which blew the gritty sands across
The New-York Tennis clubs courts. was the only
UNPLEASANT feature Of an otherwise perfect day Tor
the sport Tho rncn'g doubles and mixed doubles
were begun. McEnroc AMI Hobart and III" Taylor
brothers won In the first contest. The Taylors had
a desperate tight with Cragn and Howard who
made a most determined struggle IN the first two
sets but fell on enough IN the third 10 allow their
opponents - win II easily. The mixed doubles ~crr
fairly well contested. Hobart AMI Mss schultz
were buried under a big handicap. and were de-
featcd by Miss Boyd and T. g. oscanyon. The
finals In OF the contests Will be played today
The results:
Mems doubles tnrs rouni-rahn 7. iiahar AMI Eugene
X Mcf.nror a. 'hlrfif defeated LOUIS ] Grant hri
" G. Grant q nffeer' :. o. Arthur Ini.r
AID Alfred Tssipr - scratch d'frtfrl H. howard
and Calhoun Crl-iu -. Dff'sul. IT, .
Mixed doubles tnfsf r1und,- Miss +. ff,d aal Paul
aad Clarence Hobart q. nwc forfNi. g d. g. Ms
Eliih BOYD and calhoun 'flgin -. Hcf4frH defrlfr
Miss Hobart and l.. r Riec. st. g. o"e hne'n'. g.
Sc =?
Up on the courts n Wlinmshrilsr The Columbia
boys continued their handicap tournament. Wa's-
worth. who was Jet In with remarkably biz hanli-
cap won the final match ard nr-, prize defeating
Goodrich OF the Kings County club.
The results.
second round-w. y. nyersan ccfa'eAp boat n- Young
s.mi'aaai round O. s Go.tri-h. King, county Tennis
club scratch beat " = N}~rs0n 'ssiatchl. I" /" g
FINAL round 4 49, Walsnnf'h haf nffe'rl heat . :.
Goodrich. Kings County Tennis club "ciniou. o. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
OFFICIAL I. \. w. NEWS.
OFFICIAT l. 4. W. NtNo
,.,,,ry.x GIDEON or THE RACING BOARD. sUs-
prxns RIDERS AXD GRANTS SANCTIONS.

CHAIRMAN GIDEON. or THE RACING BOARD SO'
prNps RIDERS AND GRANTS SANCTIONS
PHILADELPHIA. June (spccaD -George D. GIDEON
chairman of the Racing Board OF the League o
American Wheclmen. to-day issued the FOLLOWING
decisions and sanctions MI,
II. /. Williams Santa Paula. Cal; g.: A. rni'
Inns Denver col and {. Cans. brookiyn' -,
aro sfe-red 10 class under clause ID NIdss .
rules Il vs. Twyman. Chicago Ill. transierfed .
class II under clause %, class ruiesss nv
clause ,a) amateur rule. jay Eaton EiiZappeu" =,
j. James Zimmerman. J. kron, ). 'oi'o h, 81,
lanes K,cfe. OF Philadelphia. Penn. are n orS,n,
GnrIar,d profcssionas Horace Slater. Los Angelv,s
cal. william Runvan, Grb1na. ONO; James ,,,,
Wns,nelI y j. and Kiser. Dayton ONO, are mere
by suspended pending investigation.
Sanctions granted
r,,v Troy Bicycle club Troy. \. Y
IN. l.. PHO, Whe.lmen santa cruz Cal
Tuiy Riverside Wheel.nen Kverslde q" ..,,,,,,
Iane : PlainAeid High School Athleuc Asso'auo"
i,iv 4 LOWS & Gage Warsaw. y. Y.
Inne II Queens County Agricultural ASSOCIATION
Min.ula Long Island. y. J. . ~
Iun. 81 kirk Park Association. syracuse ~ 1.
fune West High School. cleveland ono an,
July 4 and Warren Bicycle club. ht'ksnu,g MISS
i,|y Indlenappis Cycling Club. lnl!anapolis. IND
Inn. "a -'rhU mas l.. Watts Louisville, Ky -
Inn. IA and H. Maysviii" Bicycle club, Maysvilie NY
Angus, i3.Chares Hanauer a 3ro@ 'hlSlnaV' onlo
Inn. il Hobo Whe-lmen Woonsoctet. X !.
Inn, Il Auha Wheel club Norwalk ,"nn
frnr l. Newton Athletic Association Newton. Mass.
fulv Newton Athletic Association NEWTON MASS
f,,iv 4 Father Mathew r. \ society. Lee. Mass
rnne 10 nath cycle club. Bath. Me
Jily 4 Union Wheel club. Manchester Centre. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
ZIMMERMAN AND JOHNSON.

Asbury Park y j.. Juno This morning W. H.
REGGIE chairman OF the Race Committee or the Ma
fiona, Bicycle Meet. TO be held at Asbury Park
g., rulv received the following telegram from TON"
FOX Iohnson's manager. relative to the challenge
issued by Zimmerman. champion bicyclist of the
world
Johnson VIII hold Zimmerman to his challenge
,,,r e. ,ns.r,n Wheolman." posted forfeit IN good
r,i,h Zimmerman has not posted his money. ana
chaiirus, Tor 5000 is unreasonable VIII not ride
N Asbury PARK go
Zlmmeruan has declared all along that he will
NOT race for less than 5000 side. Why johnson
will not race at Asbury Park is something prom-
NON, ,vhcslmen cannot understand. as the track Is
one OF the best In the country Inc Race COM
mt,tec will confer with zimmerman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
CINCINNATI SHUT OUT.
THE GIANTS PLAY IN IMPROVED FORM.
RrsrE ALLOWS THE VISITORS ONLY FOUR SCAT
TERED HITs-NEw- YORK OFFERS CLEVE-
LAND $4,000 FOR MKEAN AND BURKETT.
GAMES YESTERDAY.


Nrw-York .. Cincinnati o. Boston I. Pittshurg D.
brooklyn H. Iouisvill. II. Chicago IL. Baltimore 10
Washington T. Cleveland 3. St. Louis .. Philadelphia D.
The New-York and Cincinnati teams played
finely contested game at the Polo Grounds yester-
day in the presence OF about 1900 people Inc
home team showed up In greatly improved form.
and won the game through superior work at the
bat Ruse pitched with all his old-time skill.
holding down the visiting team to four scattered
hits striking eight men and not giving base
on balls. Davis. Doyle. Wilson and Hogriever dd
the best work in the field. Davis was loudly APP
plauded when he stepped TO the plate III the OPEN
ing inning. Ewing kindly received also.
Doyle w0s clearly out in the second inning but
the umpire SAID no. and run was scored. Doyle
made a hit, took second Van Haltrens out at
first and he crossed the plate on a mun by Mil
lor. The other made In the sixth inning
on a hit by Burke. error by Spies and hit by
Herman. . ,
The NewYork club has offered the Cleveland
club $1,000 for the release OF Mexican, the short
stop. and Burnett. the left fielder President T.
de II Robson has refused to consider the offer at
present but he may do so later. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
WINNERS AT LATONIA PARK.

Iatonia Ky June 6.-Thc racing here to-day was
,,,usuaIIv attractive the feature being the Harold
stakes for two-year-olds. 1t was won by Ben
Brush. Summaries:
First race tseIlng seven furiongs)-Unce i,ake lo8
,rbornc) q Captain Drane lO9 az.
10 second; Alctha Alien. 80 H Isom,. 10 to J. third
Time 29i4.
e.cond race Zone me)-Toots iO7 CThorpe 10 .. won
49, Keene IO4 1Graham) to l. second Stana. lO+
J,erklns) 3 to I. third Time-1"
Third race (handicap. mile and three sixtcenhs)-
,,a"asse 100 (Perkns). 8 l. won. St Maxim ll0
Tborpe) 10 l. second Jane. 8S cassin) 20 to third
Tne-2:o2
Fourth race Uhe Harold Stakes for twoyearold colts
~. value 20 winner 40 Ave furlongs!-ben Brush III
xU,il,amsl Nmrod. III VC1ayton) " TO
..cond: The Dragon. Ill a. williams 10 to third
Tme-l:O2%. -
r,,,b race selling four and one-haf furlonGs,-Roya
/.ac. "a CWaker) TO l. won: War Song. i3 uiueson
10 /. second; Pavan' % ''raha'n " u ''"'
O:57A. 49,. .,~ ,,.
c,,b race ceiling four and one-half furlongsl-Hai.
ioi Perkins,. 10 l. won; Forrie % Or lsoml IL
-, 10 second; Rondo. l0+ III. Williams to l. thiid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

ia''in. -" June u n-iaf gam" WIS H""' Nv ~ '''
h,. .rrofs lcsnr poor unpir.ng and little science"
r.,e- N. quickly iisro4ei a. and cuming equally
Ineffective against me 'h'easos The home team hri"'
poorly and with ih~ exception 81 Two Innings could not
Dr. Terry fei All "nnohe' hi' side IN me seventh
inn ns retired IN favor ~ Grifh Belts was severely
roasted lt s.'h teams ami tho 3.CS spectators lango
r1.e mo My play . The game circus eaten u
Ee''ts ln" dive. III" score;
baltimore .....................l !"
.'" 90 .,, - r.. f,,,i,r.re q
css' is,,',r' i.r,- II'amne and clarke Terry.
w..n.,s,.n Ian. Maui hep, up tho good pitching
.,.....,.t ,.., ,,..., ,r,. .eoaon and had tho
i'if "'' '"''''''''' ' -
c's''nds h'r-s guessing MI through ne Sai"' "'.sS
cock "tf"fci WIN '"' nom "''" "''' 80" , ,,
s''r" Ills batting drove IN -FOUR runs Joyce '''' VIII
al-o. A''erinrce -iOo tn" tr'sf.
Washington ........-.-.+.....-.. .
'l''''"' '-.''t'.-+''-' ,..-,,..
i"., " 'N -. uri s,5 N0,;uire WI
i. -,,i o., nrr i'.rYirs ious
ral,aelrhia June The Philadelphia team this inter-
nm ,.., rs fourth successive game ielnE t"lt"n by
p, Louis with thc score 90 IN favor 81 ne home
team tie visitors haiei thrc" canned runs Ia tho
crh,h IL, making a d.uhl, Connor. quinn and
r0vt ,,,iIrr a,, .lnrics Philadelphia could tally
ns,e-w,ra Hos- guns H. c-icy ami pelehan,y IN The
,1 ,.d hlrl innings rcrfiyely the features
rn-e, eayc way In fourth inning 20 saley. who was
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r ,hrcc hits made being scratches. Lowe. Mccarthy.
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