davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-04-03
follows;
Antrim.

Chas = Guile Antrim; n. T. NhHUrVeH
Che tievoix. : G. Kirkbrde Clare; j. o. John
son, Grand Traverse; j. n. Mccall. Grallot; a.
s. Coutant, Isabella; A. Palmer halEas Mia
o. -. - - Ellsworth, MOntcalm; Robt. H.
Allen oscoda; A. A. Griffin Roscommon
C. c. ELLSWORTH, Chairman
4 s. COUTANT, secretary. -.
u,o,.artb njstrict REPUBLICAN Committee,
MI Pheasant Mich. March = lo9o.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-04-03
Eleventh District Republican
Delegate Convention.

The Republican convention for the eieventn
congress ,ional district of Michigan IL herepy
called 10 meet at the court house in the city OF
Mount Pleasant on the nth day o, May, low,
st one o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose
of eecting two delegates and two aI.erna' te
mest al 81 Louis Missouri on June 10. 1870
The several counties OF the district are en-
titled TO representation in said convention as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04
LEWIS THE DICTATOR. ;,
He Gets Control OF the Democrat
Skookum Club.

The Skookum Club had a meeting last
highland thereby hangs a tale. The club
met at the Northern hotel and Col. James
Hamilton Lewis was the announced speak
er OF the evening.
As IS well known in Democratic circles
the Skookum Democratic Club. organized
By the Federal officials. was brought into
existence 20 fight James Hamilton Lewis
They were tired Of having him sole die
tstcr~ OF the Democratic party" United
States Attorney Brinkcr, the strongest
anti-Lewis man in the state. was chosen
president Lewis and his part
ner. NJ. Gilman. nor any Of the strict
Lewis men, were asked TO Join. But Lew
Is set his ernissaries TO work and they
press invitation was the orator chosen TO
announce the principles OF the party for
the coming campaign.
He astoGnded the anti-Lewis members
IN opening by saying that his position
was not agreeable to him. that he could
not commend the club for its assaults
upon the personal character and profess
sional integrity OF gentlemen because
they assumed TO aspire: that he wanted
them TO understand that he did not then
seek, nor would he seek In the future.
any place or favor whereby that club or
any member could reward him by s,,r-
port or punish him by opposition. saving:
- do not trgsckle or cTiuge before Won.
for neither seek the friendship OF the
man who expects IL. nor do l fear his
power"
Then he proceeded on hts announced
theme. The State OF tire Party"
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widely known. or his trouble and his re-
markabIe cure he savs:
Il have been troubled with catarrh OF
the head and throat all my life. but the
last four years It has been very bad and
caused me great distress and anxiety.
Constant hawking ard splitting made my
threat very sore. while my nese being
stopped NJ. I was forced 20 breathe
through my mouth. which was psrched
and dry. especially at night This Diff
Guilty IN breathing made Il Impossible
10 sleep wen AZ night had q
dun headache constantly and there
seemed 90 be heavy pressure on nv
brain Ny ears gave me TIE most trouble.
They were inffamed and psined me and
were constantly gathering and breaking
while the ringing and roaring noises In
them were very distressing 7 gradually
lost nv hearing, until II was almost gone.
] consulted many doctors. tuf none os
them seemed 70 BE- able 20 do ANYTHING
for me. had lost al faith IN them. but
al The urgent solicitation Of nv friends
decided 20 give the Copeland physicians a
trial The result has beer marvellous
began to Improve irrfnrzsiS toly. ard am
nox IN better health than ever before
Az first the strange noises heard
startled me. hut nog ! am accustomed 70
hearing the thousands OF things 30 which
I was deaf before. and do not notice
them I now hear the convcT-af+3n Of
those about me perfectly. All NY other
distressing symptoms have disappeared.
I am cured"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04
HOME TREATMENT.
No One Deprived Of the neaenss Of the
Cer~saas Treatment necauss NJ Liv-
lag ~ . pistaeee fFena the once.

No One Deprived OF the neaelss Of the
Cep~faas Treatment necasss NJ Iiv-
lag ~ . pistaae~ From the once.
The same wonderful and uniform suc-
cess attending tie Treatment OF the Cope
Land Physicians In their office 10 found IN
their aonae treatment Of patients by mail.
By tNe Use or q comprehensive symptom
blank thes are enabled 60 correctly dag
nose cases and rrescrihe for them. and BY
close watch apcn them Patients living
N the country NAV IA tnss way ertoy the
cenenis OF ihs.r skill ~ veil ~ those Ia
the city.
Mr. JAMES GREyFiI. fer n year. q
resident of Chaifiwhsek. II c.. feels shat
th~ new CoresAad treatment has worked
wenSlerS IA his case. The doctors treated
MN Ter coff>aMaissa and fed him en- cod
LNer 81. bus al h.rn no good. In
made rev man of him. he says:
S~nee caught severe csii about
.our years sgc ! have had a raeklnx
cessSa ard aax lie has been made nlsof-
able | sraa1alss became worse un.a
last wlEser, when was laid up altogether.
A. night had attacks or choking ard
szac'hsrlax, witch prevented mr. from
siteptnr. often ceughed all usght long
and raised quantities OF phiegm ard blood.
NV mouth tasted Ike rotten eggs. was
lost 10 weight. Ducsers said had caa-
SUMPTION ard prescribed cod liver OH. az
whach took great many bottles With
cur rstiel, Friends ID Seattle sasd me OF
the WONDERFUL cures The physlciaax OF tho
Copeland Medical Institute were gerfarm-
.ns. and decided 70 place myself in their
bands. Gid 50. and the rssoit IL better
thsn my utmost sxssae 4aktcr~ Aiy co0eA
Is entirely gcfss. j have gafaea much In
weight. l have coed appetite ami my
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04

Transactions since january 1 ana For
Yesterday


Real estate transactions since Januarv
I. lSss. are 81 Sc slss e. There were aiesi for
record yesterday fifteen deeds, aEgrera ting
sfs.7lsa Following is list furnished bv
the Daily Bulletin. room IL Occsdensai
block
CAtAeF3as + Blaine a.. husband David
+ 10 Mary 2. Chamberlain. lot 4 and 81,
lot ;. block 81. Comstock sup add. Jine 4
1850
;. J. Russell to the Lake View Cemetery
ASSOCIATION, tv-o-thirts az rel. 10; ssa. Lake
Nieg cemetery. June 2 $50
W. W. Beck II TX. to J q gksi.r- Fos
& block 5. Cumberland ss1. May sifse.
same 20 7. r Williams. LOT 4 block 4
Cumberland ada. May 4 $40
Same 10 A. W. Galloway. 10. "a h,,rs 4
Cunbe-lsri ADD. May : 500
Reliance Loan and Trust Co-upzry 70
Luie NJ Clifford. lots = TO = a 70 q
block -. Rsver Park. June = ssss
Phaip HItner TO ". x She-.raaa In.
:. block : FaiStias Hi adj. June : a.
81 y -
Kate P1tnAn 10 Hugh Nesus-- Ia. I
saoek a., lot y. block - NeAfgesrss szt-
lot - block -. Csctral Seattle. so-I q
ISL sra
Elm NJ c White 20 Charles yy,,,.
lots 70 :, block :. 1h8te's ses. septer,.
Der Z. lsaS c. 81
UntSn Trust Company to Horace NJ
Csks. lots = ana - block u. scssre PARK
sa3. N&rch - s.
Sheriff 10 Mrs.. S. p. Miasr. LOT & block :.
part lots y an1 u. block 5: lot 4 h.sc.rk 7.
lots y = an1 y. block 2. lots asa rar,
10; s block II. lots :. ard lx. hsock f.aiaf
= SsoSx =. lots 4. : .. - a.. L. eleek u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04
TACONA18, SEATTLE9
Dummy kim hats Two Home
Rams OF Van 6iesen,
sa'no,no n SIX MEN
The vIceor4sns Are CnAbae % YinA
g1tchsr DorcheFu, and shs Scoro
Stands IA 90 &.

Tacoma, June z---SSscla1-ln . poorly
rszy@4 xzrze to-day. Tx-crza deferred
SEATTLE by the score Of Is 70 3. Van tste=ea
vas. not In his usual form. and this. with
costly errors 81 s1xxs. Biznscrd and one
b. Exan. gave the horne team the game
F~-EEEoa was tn the box for Taco-na-
ans while be 2aaozes tina Seat-ies rfresn
hits hs pitched sgsessaiS game. keeping
ths visitors srnn h4nching their hifS. *
cept IN the n.tA inning, when Seatfls's
four hits nssted as many runs. sErosefs
bionas pitcher never has mErh 20 say
during the safne. but he plays bail ali OF
the time. and xoasd have made better
showing to-day bat for an tnsxczsabse
error by Cooke n tia eighth and another
By aorrssey in the fourth
Tbs bzstsng Of the Tseomzs Was an
en5oysbis feature Of the game They sue
coed ii ia sndinx Van Giesen for eighteen
hits Ia aii-fwo horne runs which kim
placed 10 his splendid batting reeoTt-
Th-y pounded cut safe hits and two-eag-
gers At viii. ana they were usually lucky
with the stick when hits we're most need
ed. In The seventh timing Seattle was one
run to the good. the sore srAnetag TO 6.
Hartman had landed hit OF one OF Van
Siesen's SLOW drop curves. but Aorrtsey
and Cooke had gore out before he had
passed third. klhm came TO bat and stood
az the plate while slow bail passed over
the plate and Umpire Perrin called
strike Van tried another one like the
FIRST. and the dummy l>snet back and
waited for the bail When IL came across
tho plate Kthsn hit IL In the middle and II
few high over the back fence. never to
be seen AGAIN OF course there was re-
jo.ring by the fans on the tleachers. who
would rather the home team would 80
down TO defeat before almost any other
club I'm the league than Seattle.
Kihms performances Melted three runs.
placing Tacoma ahead He duplicated 1t
in the next inning. bringing In three runs.
after Ogden. Morrisey and Hartman had
scored on an error By Bianford and a two
base hit by Hartman ard safe hits by
Morrfsey and Cooke. In the ninth Fer
geson opened with . fwo-bagger and Og-
den and Hartman hit safe. Cooke walked
ard scored on \ bad throw to third by
Frary. and Smith hit Hartman in
Seattle piled up four hits and az many
runs In the NTH. Ireland landed q two
hagger over the fence. Frary hit for two
bases. and Lutx and Robinson each hit
safe. In the eighth. Cookies bad throw
TO first gave Ireland second. and he scored
on Campau's fine two-hagger. Robinson
and suggs each hit safe In this inning.
Suggs played q rather loose game at
short. ami Egan was Subjected TO a great
deal Of guying from the bieachers- Egau's
fine work at second and that of Ireland at
third we're the other features Score:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04
BY SCIENCE
Thousands of Sufferers Cured by the New
Copeland Treatment.
Dr. Copelan Medical Edison
Nicola Iesa
His Skll-only S. . Month. All Medicines Included.

Almost daily ne~ wonders are annonnr-
81 frurr tAe aaAnrAso eS - those wtxzr5s
q eleesrsca;y. Rce7;Ee-. Esisca ana Tesla
Not content w.th aAesaxraFAsrg through
solid substances they have row convert
ed Tire wonderful cathode RAYS iafa an
intense Waite ligAs. more powerful taAn
any hsat Yet Known. znd declare that Il
can placed N every dwelling cheaper tsxn
TIE electrsc nsHs now N Use. Develop
nierfs constantly being made in this SRI
enee. which Is less than century odd.
snow mat We are ss4A bal traserssnE the
Border land % ire mysterious rsai-, Of
electricity. Great discoveries are yet 10
ne made Wonderful adaptations OF this
subtle mud TO the slses az naan are vet 10
be accomplished This Is also true Of med
fcsi science elder ~ MANY centuries than
slecir7cA science. yes xish many OF rs
sTsasess secrets YET 70 he mss
tered by It's devotess. That
they WIN be conquered and she nd
den made known cannot We doubted. TIE
genius OF man has given ample proof Of
coverae< are not made by accident bat are
the resal; % patient expersm snt and per-
sisten; tnvestsgation. directed nv genius
and sustained by determination. II -
mems Roensgen. Edison Tesla and others
renowned IN electrical discovery 10
achieve the wonderful things they have
accomplished II - this which enabled
Harvey, Pssteur ana RS 10 make s,srh
ADVANCEMENT in the science OF medicine
III IS this same application 81 genius 10
pasfeut experiment that has enah-es Dr.
Copeland to evolve his wonderful new
treatment for chrpaic Diseases hy wasca
thousands are being cured OF troubles for
ages thought 20 be beyond the utmost
skiu OF physicians. The limitations Of
genius are unknown. Sslca genius as Eai-
son and DR. Copeland possess. applied as
they are applying ~. may well b-e ex-
pected TO achieve sslli more wonderful
discoveries In the field OF electrical and
medical science. but even should they not
40 So what they have already accom-
pilshed IS enough 20 inscrsee their names
~ lmperlshahle letters on the scroll OF
iasne. Edison has given 10 the weird
the phonograph, the k.ne;oscope. tho
lncAnaeseent Light ard score Of other
things. and DIR. Copeland has conferred
upon suffering humanity the inesti,na hie
boon OF relief from suffering from chronic
disorders for generations believed TO he
incurabie. Not only has his genius
evolved this cure for disease but his senss
OF what duty TO his fellow man requires
mas compeiled him 10 place IL within
reach OF the suffering masses He has es-
tabiished the Copeland Medical Institute.
where physicians OF the highest skin treat
ali chronic diseases by tbs wonderful and
marvelousiy successful new treatment, AZ
the merely nominal fee OF s. q month. all
medicines being supplied free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04
Why not your

n Others arc made well and ssyoug
At . trsasng expense. why not soss
II Others have fs~ir hearing re-
stored. why net you.
II common nsssf eatevrh reduces
others 20 sprh a ismenss bic ecnaf-
sfen. why not yous
Hthe Copeland physicians are euy-
ing 50 many others os all kinds Of
ebreafe diseases. why NOT ysns
" Others whose lungs have bees
attacked by the essarrh hal affections
are SAVED frea eensum vsios, why
net youf
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WITHOUT CHARGE

For the purpose Of enabling All 90
obtain n correct idea ~ fhr Cope
land SYSTEM of disease treatment
and TO test Its trsr@r@nirnt aasnnt-
ages ever f~.s rdes-~ea methods,
u should be kept In rsird that Dr.
Copeland Offers 10 all Sufferers from
Hhea mas ff.m. Lang Trouble sfsns~h
Trouble. ~Lfa Disease. ssfsyrh ar
other ~arshi~ chronic rsniady. =
trial treatment -t'soaf charge Re-
member that all who sPEfs 30 the
once in person sre rordfH'iy well
come to a careful continuation. sd-
vice and tyeass~ut apsn their srst
visit. ss.oist-fs free ~ expense for
-cn.uisas,or. diagnosis. treatment
or m~dfc1nef
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summary.
Runs earnei-On Ferguson 8. OF Van
Gissen IA
Two-hase hits-Hsrtman. Smith. Dono-
van, Ferguson :. Ireland. Campau. Lutx.
Frary.
Home runs-kikm 2
Double piays-freiand TO Egan: Cooke.
Marrissey 20 kim.
Bases on halls-By Ferguson q by Van
Gise-n I
Stolen bases-Ogden = Hartman = Nor
rissey Cooke :. Smith ]. ireland. Fergu-
son Van Gsesen.
Sacrifice hits-Hartman. MorrlsSy.
Cooke Exan, Blarford ?
Struck 9gt-By Ferguson
Passed bSiis-FFaFy l.
Wild pitches-Fergason.
Time Il xame-e hrs
rmplre-Nr Perrin.
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Broaa-word cn-,rense Accepted.

c. II. Tean, OF The Seattle Athletic Club.
has accepted the challenge for mounted
hroadsword contes: with a member %
Troop a. n. q. W. OF Tacoma He has
sent the following letter OF acceptance:
Seattle. Wash, May u. iSS
ITO Capt. Everett G. Griggs. Command
ing Troop b. Tacoms. Wash;
81 hereby accept your challenge for
mounted hroadsword contest. for amateur
championship Of the state OF Washington.
with a member OF Troop n. y @. W, Con-
teStants TO use either broaisword or cav
airy saher Contest 70 take place in
armcry OF Troo? b. at Tacoma. June Is.
fSaG
tSignes) &C. n. TEAFF."
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COPELAND FEE.

The cost of . fall cosre Of treat
nent at the Copeland Medical IN.
ssttste IL ~ the'rate Of - per mensh.
whether the requisite period OF
trestment be three meath. ar three
weeks Thts fee includes all medi-
ctnes and the constant nna wasch-
fal care of all patients 10 . anal
cure. Examination free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04
small rr,rnrhs. at san Francisco,

San Ffanc.sca. June s--Tnsn SAarkey
whipped Williams. 81 Sal; Lake sn an
esrht-raand contest tonight. Shafkey hal
Williams nearly oai n the eighth. when
tire iattcr's secenas threw I'd the sponge
Danny <cedhzm and Bully Gallagher
fought a draw Riiiy Smith knocked eut
t'arrgan. and Walker diG the same with
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04

Only . few spectators went out to the
7. NJ c. A park last evenin~ TO Sc the
sailors from the Monterey play baseball
against the Y II. c. A. team The sail
ors were dressed in natty-looking uni
forms, consisting Of white caps. white
trousers and blue shirts The score was
very much in favor Of the Y. NJ C. A.
Some said IL was 70 TO s. and some said Il
was IS TO S. and others said IL was 70 to
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04
A Correction.

g. r. Davidson begs 70 announce TO his
supporters In the present bicycle contest
that he is In every sense of the word
eligible TO win this bicycle. and he has
positively been assured by all parties in
terested in the wheel that Il he receives
the majority of the votes he VIII be award
ed the wheel.
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LOST HIS HEARING.

CararrA Destroyed II. and the skin Of
the Cope and Physic ans Restored it
To Him Again.
For nine years Mr. James Brackett has
resided IN Botheil. King county. WASH.
and being county road supervisor 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04
PORTLAND Ia. VICTORIA 4.
The Canadians Unable to Hit Pitcher
Rrrs-bare

Portland. June s~-fsorchsrs In the box
for Portland vas the cause Of the iop-
sided score. the Veterans hetng unable to
hit him excepting sor a few moments
when he easSd ~ IN the seventh. King
had poor c5r,roi. filing the bases at tho
start. Whaling made = sensational catch
OF FOUL .ram CleaalvIn's stick The
scorr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-04

The funeral 81 Princess Argchns VIII -
held az the Church 81 our Lady % Good
HELP, Thr avenue south and WAShlsgtoa
street. tomorrow morning at ~ O'Clock
Tgse sc,sy viii he buried IN Lake View cera-
etery.
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Gen. william sooy smith Here.

Gen william SSoy Smith. OF New York.
probably one Of the greatest c>ii en-
ginserS and contractors n the country. Is
registered at the RRin'er-irsnA, having ar
rived yesterday from the East The gen-
er,4l declined - submit 20 an interview.
but intinaSted that he would remain here
for a week or more on private business.
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FOR MEOlCINAI'USE
NO FuSEL OIL
FOR PREVENTING
WEAK. TisED
FEELINGS

miies the ords: was a. follows: shars-k.
scnone. Esary. CHRISTOPHER Al the tan
OF TIE brl for ire Last Lao s<hoae cern-
mencec to dig. and had good Head bsyo.e
k@safy thought /; was necessary 10 sprint
How Eary did come the last s,xte~ntni
1a, schocs was game. ard rode Ike de-
mon. As the men nszred the sase. 1, WA
any ONES race. ban Schcne held thr.>
inches ths lead. and won.
Haif Mile, BOP. is and Under.
First prize. silver medal, vaIue a. -
ono, sweater. value sls0.
won by Percy Aoure, Of seattle: Fred
NAntor; OF Seattle. second. A q. Arnold.
tkird- Tine. i.zzsz.
Tue crowd VAS anxious TO have i,tt,a
Claude Wales win. and when he took the
iezd at the start. kept on cheering I'm
Until the larger boys showed past him at
the sixteenth po~t- Arnold did the best
RIDING on The first lap but Moore outrods
him easily on the second.
oAe N,ic &,pcn-
First prize. gold medal. vslas aaz. Sec
on1, silver mounted mai brush. value S.
Frat heat. won by Dow. OF seattle:
ssehes. q tacoma, second. time. z;5ss4.
second neat. won ~ bafthoiorew. Of Ia
3al.. ''Ae'
Final heat. won by Dow: Bartnolomew.
second. Time. z.zl.
JONES' Of Tacoma. gave Dow \ good race
In the first heat. and when the wheeis
went over the line Dow had only three
incass the better Of It. Schone dad not en-
ter the second heat. as he vas III sn the
dressing room. This left Bartholomew.
Demofest and Esary 10 contest. When the
gong sounded Tor the lat lap th< three
men were practically In line Bar
taoiomsW. however. was riding In great
aerm. Ana led the prooession to a finish.
The nnai heat witnessed great strassIs
between barthciomew and Dow. and IN
10 within loo feet OF me finzh IL looked az
X the Tacoma man would WIN Dow got
up wonderful speed at the very close and
Won by = fraction.
Sow Mace, 100 Yards, Boys.
Entries. Charles Walton. Jesse Hail.
Claude Wales. PAUL Newton.
Won BY Claude Wales. time. 2:ss
Young Wales had perfect control of his
wheel and could have prolonged the race
II II had been necessary.
fivc-Aiiis Handicap. Unpaccsi.
FIRST prize. smoking Jacket. value sic.
three shirts. value 81
Won ~ c. r Dow. of Seattle. scratch:
w. Bartholomew. of Tacoma. scratch sec
ond; Fred Sckoue. of Seattle 10 yards.
third Time. 6sisi1.
There was more genuine e1thnsia SIN
over this race than any other. A no, pace
was set AZ the start. and there was no
loafing al any time. In the middle OF the
eighteenth lap the riders were ell
punched. and when the last Ian was
called SchoEe cut out ut a terrific rate
and forced Dow and Bartholomew TO hit
the high places. Up to within 10 yards
OF the anlsh Schone rode in magnificent
form and looked like . winner OF place.
Suddenly he lost his speed. and Dow and
Bartholomew. who had been battling hard
came into the stretch neck and neck. The
crowd went wild with enthusiasm when.
with the last strain. the Ssat,le how in
Iiae crossed the tape a winner BY frsc-
ton OF a wheel.
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The new market inspector - ChrtSs r
FraxcA. instead o. Charles + FraSc =. a.
printed in yesterdays fost-IntellIssncer.
He = not connected with .ae gsoceSy eIsl-
meas az Charles r. Frasch. corner q Taird
and yexier way. but was formerly wsth tire
Queen CITY market at 81 fe=ler way.
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Baseball ut Y. NJ. q. A. Park Today.
This afternoon the Seattle and Tacoma
baseball teams will play al the Y. NJ. c. A
park al $50 o'clock 1t Is understood that
there has been a curtain lecture given the
home team players. and that a better game
may Be expected The batting order viii
be as follows:
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lots to Q. block Is: lots z. and Il. block
It; lot Z. block IS; blocks and G. East
Park add. May Is. $50.
Same 10 same. lot Il. block Z Squire Park
add. September %. 1895. 81
Same TO same. lot II. block :. Squire Park
add. September %, 1895. 81
Edwin W. Simpson. by E. K. Simpson.
attorney. to Simon Lesser. lot 3. block 6.
Bgeiow's add. June 3. q. c.. 81
Sheriff to Sigmund Schwabacher. plaint-
III. lets and I and VIZ Sc sec 10, and lots
and g. sec Is. and . acres In lot 5. sec II.
tip %. I. May D. 81. 90.
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