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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18
DEPOT EXPRESS

Meets all masl and passenger ualns, ~
gage and express to all parts Of l"
rt0mpt service. Tslephone 20. onrR;
JAMES RApAN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

SIGHT READING Prof Heritage he
eins \ class a. the Willamette Unit
tersily CHAPEL Tor children over 10
yean of age. Work hgiu-, Saturday
Mamh afh, az $40 a. m. aud cuntin-
ues for - regular lessons Tuition. -
cents. Balks aud Chart, free. The
nrst lesson Is very important.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18
Us. FREEBURGBR
NEW MARKET

STATE street, near railroad. FEehss1t
best meats. Ny patrons say keep ine ~
meats in town, ."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18
4 PURE JERSEY Bull.

For service for the season. CAL ~ DDs.s
aeAt market, corner Center a inHNt
rect. Finest milk stock IT q crr- az.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18
MORTGAGE loans

On inside property At 7 Per cent. On e.
land security al 5 per cent. SAFE loans "a.
for investors. Insurance effected in -aE.LI
c~oCpznies. JOHN NOR.
Broker. No. z..Bush bank bsi7i-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

-+G mMzz1 e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

Whea Mayor Richardson con-
demned the city water and pronounced
Salem's streets q disgrace, some PEG
PIE thought perhaps he was sincere.
NOE that he berates TIE JOURNAL
LOT asking him L, clean up those
streets. be goes backon his own words
and prove, himself a political fakir.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

The Salem special 70 the Oregonian
says: salem is waking up to the ne
cessity Of clean streets and pure water.
Al the council meeting tonight a De-
tition was presented by the citizens
for the appointment Of a special
health oHcer 10 inspect all premises
aud report % the authorities that
they might order cleaning up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

When Klinger says his beer isbttsr
than city water, Wallace laughs and
tells his neighbor al the ice works
that his beer i made Of the city water,
all but the foam. and most people
blow that OF.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

What diszs has CIR d. Mayo
.suyEzys L il subiti01:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

oar streets are : 5sg12 o1t
noe sEosPt TIE DzyE oo@
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

Does the barter a. ID STATE rsiofn
=bool teach TIE boys 10 uiS T1lsk-
.ez
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

Say. III f<1T BID luErs1l aroP
ping cat q sEhi fast
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

Sine TIE JOURNAL has made 3
great ten-strike o. state circulation
IL has incurred the JEALOUS sttention's
Of smaI-bore politieians-witnes the
Richardson attack
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

The suits % compel Ki1ad op1y
moDey that vas Devsr spPFoPr8ie9t %
.oHcials that Eere DeTsr elected are
not being brought - fSS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

senator Ingalls, lowered himself u
necessarily 10 public etesn oy going
ss a reporter to the Carson prLehgtt.
Verify. q statesman out o. q j0o viii
do strange things
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-18

Suocesssr to Dr. !. N. Keens, Cd w.
Conner, Salem, Or. Parties desiring s,,.-
operations al Moderate fees IN any EanrE -
IN especial request
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-20
Trei fiir ieben Manlr.
9ie Metbooe elmer aruBartisen Be
banolung BON Mdnneridmade,
9ie 6eiluns bra9te. na9oem alles nnoere
feblseidlagett.

Sbmersbafte sraufbeiten no itblintm genue;
aber tueun Elm Mann an nernbier Stbtpddbe Lang
lam oabtnfhunoet. 10 iino Die triiben goriteIlun=
gen oer Seele sebnmal ftblimmer alS bic dreiten
Sdmeraen. &c eiebt tein Wufb0ren in ben Ieelis
i6en 2e6en BET Sao pber Racbt. GebIaf 1T fat
unmbglid; uno bel elmer ipldben Nureeune lit man
taum oernnttuprtlidb fir oaS. tun8 man tbut.
Sahrelana tuurbe oer Sdreiber bieies nui benz aufs
geregten Meere oer geidblebtIidben Stbmdtbe 1,rl-
bereenorten. bis er nor pie Grage geftelt suir6e.
ub er nidbt befier tbdte. ene 9nis Gift su nebmen
un6 10 alien ietnen GuaIen Elm gnbe su maiden.
4ber etne gingebung oeS 5immels tam ibm su
6iffe in @eitalt elmer 8erbinouna BON Nrsneien,
Die nidbt alen feline alIaemeine G5eunobeit o6nie
MISREPRESENTATION. ionoern oucb feline idbmadben.
etnaeidrumpften a0rpertheile Bis su ibrer notiir=
litben Nusoebnung uto sfrnft nerar6Berten; un6
ieBt ertlart er ooB ieoer Rdnu. Der iiob bic glbe
MAIDEN min. ieinen 0dmen uno Noreiie einsuiens
fret haben tann. 8enn i'd iaee rfrei". 10 nene i'd
abiolut toitenlos. ba idb m6t6te. oaB ieoer aes
i6tpdd9te Nann ben GortbeiG aus meiner grfabs
runa aiebt.
SD bin fein 8biIantbrop. aud ipieIe i'd ndbt ben
GnthuHnhen; nber eS aebt 3auenoe BON RGnnreri.
nelcbe Die leeliioben Gualen bon eeidbtuGc5ter
Mnnnbarfeit erleioen unb iufurt gebeiIt suerben
ulroen. tonnten iie nur Elm ioIebes 6eimittel be=
fnntmen tue es mid aebeiIt bat. Hian fube nidbt
ous5ntnoen tpe i'd es mir Iei5ten tnnn. bic tueuis
gen Gretmerten an besablen. Die n6tbia fir,b. nm
6anab nno man tpirb erfabren. baR es eiriiee
Singe IN Der ggelt ee6t. bic. pbaei@ ite ntbts 10.
ten. bod etn Berm0een fir einiee 2eute tuertb Tn6
uno fur bic metften BON un8 ene 2ebenSaett bon
@liid be6euten. 0tan itbreibe an Carl g. RaIfer
6aS Meionic EempIe. kalamazoo. Wttb.. unb Die
ARtttbetlung tuiro in einem einfadben berieQelten
gouoert nerfanbt iuerben.
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Bath fir WRffer.

Dor hber so Sabren i6on murbe
Mtrs. WiRslotp's Soothing Sprup
bon Millt6nen pon Mhttern beim 3abs
men ber ainber angepenbet. Wirf bu
i'm S9lafe bur9 bas @hreien eines
ainbes gef6rt, bas i'm 3abmen TT unb
bor S6meraen peint2 Wenn 10, laRe
tofort eine 5lai6e bon sMrs. Winss
lDlus 9ootbing Syrup boien. Gein
Wertb III unbe3ablbar. Sc ;pirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberung pers
i6affen. gerlaBt eu9 barauf, Mhtter,
eS 1T tein 3ipeifeI barhber. gs beilt
Opfentern unb Diarrboe, regnlirt ben
Nagen uno bic gtieren, beieitigt Mtnbs
&olif, ermei6t ben Gaun1en, perbins
bert @nt5tnbung unb ftdrft bas gan3e
Spfiem. rWlrs. @in5loms gootbing
Syrup ftir 5abnenbe @inber III attges
nebm In Gef@mad unb bas Recept
fammt BON eineu: ber beiten tpeibli1en
Ger5te In ben Ser. @taaten. gs iii BET
allen 0ruggiien in ber ganaen WeIt 3ti
baben. Preis Is Gents per Glai9e.
3auft ni6ts anberes, als Nrs. Wtnss
Ions @DotbingsSprup.
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ge9em Sir Oie AOtemi6beit.

Curh feine pielen itnb nunoerbaren
&uren hat Salpaticn Sel fd etnen uns
lterbliden Namen 9emadt uno @iele
fonnen fir feine ceilfraft 3eu9niB
able9en. "Sd gebraudte Salpaticn
Del fur Rbeumattsmus unb fano es
EN- fheres Mittel. Sd, gebrauhte
nnr orei 5lafden unb bin jebt ppllfcms
men 9eluno. Salpaticn Sel tit ein
Se9en furbie leicenoe Menihheit unb
ih tpllnihte td fcnnte ale 3beumas
tlsmus eetbenbe bapcn in &euutuiB
iesen." Sames 8. .Srpant, Oetruhls,
g. 6. Das berlihmte SalUatipn Del
it bas bette Eminent UNI Gd,mesen
su lttllen es feitet muir % Cents unb
inter feiner 8ebin9ung Ia1e man Gb
elm anberes Mittel auhdwdsen. Sc
9iebt nur elm einSises ilheres uub bas
lit Salpaticn Sel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-20
GrIanger.

Wftt Sem ,,@rlau8er" bat bic Zone.
starsSraueret etnen Srmmpf ausge.
fpielt, Der nttt5t 80 iiberbtetem lit. 0as
Ster bat etuem nUlfen, reinem. feines'
ipe8s umangenebmt iiiklidbem @e=
fdma6, tute Ote uetften nmnflen 8tere.
90 Tt ans oem beften Wfals nnb 9ps
pfen ber8efteIIt unS bat naS rtHtige
Mlter erretG3t, sam es aIS etm 4a8erbier
erfter alaffe empfeblem ST. f1nnem. Das
"Grtam8er" Oer Xunesg gtar=8 8ramerei
TT bem WalseEtraft ebenbiirtt8 mmn es
iollte tn fetner 5amilie feblen, tpeil ee
sitr yran mitb 3inber etn Ia Der Chat
ftarfenSes nnb nabrbaftes 8enuRmit.
tef 1T.
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bon benen zines INNER bas anbere nad
it'd 3iebt, limb na9 meiner Nnii9t Der
arebsidaoen unierer io3ialen 8erbdlts
niiie."
nuniere adte mar nod ME auf einem
9an3feit."
lin 10 better fit lie.
.@ber mir Gltern piiniden es uns
bod natiirli1, ,tniere 9o9ter einmal
perbeiratbet 3u ieben, uno mie foil file
it'd benn pelbeiratben, peun iie gar
feline @elesenbeit bat, Setanntfdafteu
81 r1aden?A
r8as fo1nmen ioll, tpiro aud obne
Sbr 3utbun fommen, uab tpenisiiens
barf Ser Mann, Der bic junse Dame
einit beimfiibren nitro, aud fiber ietn,
In benz 0u9 leines 2ebens elm reines
unberiibrtes Blatt aufjuidlasen. Oas
1T mebr fpertb als iebe Mitsift."
Sortiebuna folat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-20
Ausoertauf bon Winter.s .s9nbeu.

llm 9taum gu f6affen fur uniere
Grhbjabrs Woar,n, Bic bereits na9
unb nod eiutreffen, bertaufen mir un=
isren gefammten gorratb BON
u Winters5 @ubenftr 0erren,
Oamen unb @inber aum
6 o fpreiie aus. Wir ftibren nur
ote auerbeiten Jabritate unb baben
our9 bte bortreffli6e Waare. pel6e
mir unieren aunben lisfern, eiuen @uf
ermorben, ber tueit iiber bic @ren3en
Der Stabt unb bes @ountp binausgebt.
Wer e6ub3eug n6tbig bat, iei es
fetne Waare fur Bdqe, @eieuinaften
&C. ober trdftige 56ube fur bic @trabe
unb bic Irbeit, Der ipre9e bel uus Dor;
mir t6unen ibm bas ri9tise su mdBi.
gem preiie pertaufen.
CINDERELLA g 9ubspalah.
213 NlamosBlaaa.
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uaald6lidfrwfi(t

iekt Eebertbran Shwin6fuat Dor.
aus, rpelhes an fid irrtbdmlid III.
Gbs man Sdwin6fudt befiirA.
tet made man 6ebrau6 pon
Eebertbran; wenn Sic anfansen
maser, fhwad un6 abeeipann.
81 rperoen, Damn 1T IS fluserweiis
5sit poriidtis poronsussben unb
oarauf 81 feben, oae 6as Syitem
nit Dem notbwenoie.n !Sstt uno
Kraft eeitdrtt miro.
Scott's Emulsion pon
Eeberthran, nit unterpbospbor.
faurem Sals, brinet K6rperflue
allen 6enen, meIhe fie perloren
batten uno siebt Kraft, NO robtr
Eeberthran allein unsuedneIih III.
gin 6ubFitut abmt nur siusm pianoI usA.
so Gents uRs 31.oo.
ScoaT d BowSK, Chemists, New York.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-20
9as eble QOue Star : gier.

Sm GDmnter 8iebt Go fein 8etr6nf,
tpeld5eS tn benz Make erfrtidbt nnS
itarft, tute eta 8laS 2pnesgtar=8ier.
Mber aad| i'm 28imter that eS bic nOrs
trefiiihftem 9ienite. GS lit nptcrii6,
bah iueoer SSbtsfep nod, SSetn ben
Wienid,en iunerlidb anf bic Saner cts
iuGrmen, baS thut nur Stcr nab beR'
BALI greife man anm SonesS Star, caS
an Cite nmtibertreffiid3 tit.
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= Ri9i8 iii tbbri9ier, alS einem
8ormtirfe gu MAIDEN, bic er f6 felbfi
nia4t.
at oas 9eben Iebensiuertb ?

gBenn es einen Meai&en auf srbeu stebt, benz man
ieines eenben Sutanbes baber bteie Srase perseben
BARI, 70 tif es ber uneIise SterbIte, peIer an Sra.
larta In elmer pber ber anberen tbrer biaboIti&en
8prmen tetbe. SIN t1ebrtsen tft bic Grase IetGt su
beantwcrten. Das 2eben 1T lebenswertb fur Seber.
mann, Maun ober Betb, benz @eiunbbeit bei8eert TT
uno ber Htt BON @emtfensbtfien perfolst pirb. IRA
larta mag ttm bas 2ebeu perbitteru, tk baeIbe uus
ertrdsIi4 i&etnen laIfen, aber eS tf leine eisene
S@uIb, wenn er AuaIen erbulbet. CT fam i5ueu
i4neu uno srdubIth Elm Gnbe MAIDEN. Spfetter's
Masenbitters TT bas weltberlbrlte S@uss unb Sell.
mittel seseu bteie 9rantbett it aa ibren 1esietts
eri@etnunsen, pte We6ieIfeber, G@ltteIrpft, MtIss
anseweubet, fest es fie aIe aus benz a6rper fort
ebenfp Gteumatt8muS, 0ierens unb 9ebertetbeu Rers
pcftdt, Drspepfie, BIaientranfbeiten unb SartIeis
btStett. Gtnjtse Sebtrsuns: man Sebrau@e ss ipfes
mdttiG.
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:Oas S.one > Star : sBter

ertuirbt lid, ben6abi8 ueue Trenmbe
iueaen ieines nnner8letmlid, retnem
0efdmadeS nnO tue8em fetner auers
retdteu 8tite. Gs TIT etn berseranidens
Der 2rauf unS befOmmt aud ams8e=
5et@net, ielbft tpenn eimtnal elm tuenta
iiber ben 9nrft setrmnten tperoeu
fpllte.
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- SaS erfte Mlittel bes ainbes, net.
teraufommeu, III bas Rrie@en. Oft
leioer aud bes grma6feueu.
. rief.atne.

Ga 8ernett-Gb guber-S s 8ernbeim-
Sofa 8ernaro-gbas gnseI-A 5 Gelber-
y B Sti4er 3 s 9uff = q M Saft-9 8
9elmanrt = aler Samptmann - &rau 3 s
9aser-G Grau aeIIer-Srau 6 aelIer-gbarlie
&o9-S Gr Rinbbers - @baS 2ontar = s u
Wartin-gaul Weibner = ISABELLA Wanget
-Grau sc 6 @alsberser-Srau Cora Wtar,
tin = Greb Opp (2) = Soc MseI - Clara
Sdmtbt-Innie S4neiber-@b @epsanb-
Mattie Zimmerman.
QiuSlGnetfMe:
Sermann Petmedp-D Steuer
@erftbteDeues:
Riesli & S6ou.
N. B. Seer am Yofti&aIter na9 .inem
Der obisen 8riefe iraat, bat ausbriidli1 bin.
au3ufiigen, bas bieielten advertised" ieien
ui1b ipann.
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= 6. $. Dean bat baS beIfe
8icpcIe, bas "THOMAS". .8iepele.
Snipi3irt es. ebe Sbr fauft unb Sbr
bIeibt bon ben &eparaturmerffdtte
fern.
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glu Gdlalofateit 0eioeuoe! !

Weriudst eS NIT ,.Walt Nutrine"
nno Sbr finoet bic seipiimidbte Rnbe !;
.uirft n d. { beranidbenp. 0rapartrt
bon ber Mnbemier 8uidt 8retuiua
Co., ct. &pmte, Mu.
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- Ser KATY FLYER iii bure.
aus geftibnle. aus ben feiuiten Cages.
naaen, Chair @ars unb Magners
Buffet S9Iafwasen sufammenseiet!.
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Mattbies Srps. Tleiid5er,

NW6WT1YSES OEpSs 3ysekIt3G<e
go. 507 Ofs6pufon.Straba
Nur bas bor3iisIi9fe Rinb., S@afs
unb S6weinefeii9.
Spe3ialitdt: Sunges aalbHeii@.
slae 4rteH bon @urff. S@inten,
3unge, S9mala &c.
Sn bemieIbeu 2Otale befinbet H@ elm
Sill d. stnS u intern. @aret.
SdgIi6 sroBe Gusmabl Ton friiGea
Jii6en, Aufern, Wilb. @eitigel
aler Wrt. $eIepbon 399.
8efeluasen ftir 5leii9 unb slid &c.
tperben In irsenb einem Sbeile Der
Stabt fret abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-20

- Nan benube ben NJ. X. & T.
FLYER mad Sort Wortb, Waeo
Dallas, 4anfaS @itp unb ct. Gouis.
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gddts Iabt ben 9eib, erauidt ben Siun.
Mie Builds famofe8 rMaIt.9utrine" i,
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SiiomettteraS iuiillidtGut).
Wean Sbrgu9 irsenbno uieberIahen
pollt, tbut es entlang Der 2inie Der
Can Mntonio attto Mratts
las Ba6 8abtt,

i'm @arten. Difritt bes 9taates. &C.
Iunbbeit unb 3lima uniibertrohen.
Bilige 2dnbereien fur ben 6armer,
Warttadrtner, Obf' unb Bieb3ii6ter.
Wegen gin3eIbeiten tpenbet gud on
8. s. MARTIN. g. 3. u,
5au Iutonio, 9eras
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- @ir Derglei9eu un8 serne nit De-
nen, benen mir gerne glei6en m66ten.
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NDtt5

oes Staatss Huo Gouutps Solicitors.
Den eteuer3ablern pirb hierbnr9
ange5eist. baB bic 5taats. unb @ountp
ad valorem, e6uls unb Gopfs@teuern
ftir bas Sahr 1896 iebt fdaig fnb.
Sofe @affiano,
9teuers R olIettor bon 8erar gountp.
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umon stuiieu an antono H. ct Souls obn 90
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-20

male coon-cats. These animals are a
cross of the domestic cat and the wild
coon found in the Maine forests.
Kittens Of this breed are occasional
ly found by the boys while hunting,
and these become very tame. Those
owned by Mr.. Hastings are now nine
months old and weigh about nine
pounds, the weight OF a large domestic
cat. At two years of age these curious
cats will weigh over twenty pounds
and stand over sixteen inches high.
The color is that of the maltese cat.
The hair is little longer than that Of
the ordinary cat. The remarkable fea-
ture Of these animals is the tail. which
is bushy, like that of the fox. The
body is rather short and the claws are
strong. The face is very catlike and
their habits are catlike After the
death of Mr.. Hastings the animals were
given to the Metropolitan Club by Mrs.
Hastings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-20
COOn.CatS.

A letter from Washington City says:
1.-The coon-cats given by Mrs. Hastings
to the club (the Metropolitan attract
much attention. Their size and bushy
tails are remarkable
Mr. Hastings, lately our Secretary of
Legation, secured in Maine, last year,
and brought to Washington, a couple of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-20
That's All.

We are not bothered with endless number
OF stocks We do sell dress goods rakeS ice cream
stock in which are Intersection which we fix our
minds. By concentrating thought and energy in the
shoe business alone enabled keep close watch
on the market; to know where and when good things
to be had in footwear to secure the very best termsn
Short to better and with economy than
possible with any house trying to keep dozen-and-one
businesses balanced on mental and financial pole.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-20

Elk Australia, Camarinos' refrigera-
tor will contain:-Cherries Peaches,
Apricots, Grapes, Nectarines, Plums,
Asparagus, Rhubarb, Gooseberries,
Currants, Celery, Caulif1ower, Fresh
Salmon, Founders, Crabs, Frozen Oys-
ters Tin and SHELF, Lemons, New
Burbank Potatoes, Onions, Olives,
Pickles, Etc, Etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-08-20

Money-back tea is SCHlL-
LING'S BEST. Your grocer
returns your money in full if
you don't like it; and we pay
the grocer full retail price for
any SO returned.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02
HEAD OF BULL MOOSE.

quite,a number of the hares did justice tC
themselves by escaping from their pur
suers.
The judging of the king of eoursins
judges, John Grace, gave general satisfac'
tlon, and the lovers and patrons of i. the
leash. de parted from the. field as the sun
was setting in the west thoroughly pleased
With the days sport, which proved a first
class Inauguration Of the new year. The
result is appended:
'Connemara beat Molly Bawn : Sarcastic beat
Alden W; White Chief beat Defender; Promise
Me beat Sam; Blue Rock beat Paderewsk1;
Vida Shaw beat Electric;: West side beal
Straight Tip; Blackette beat Queen B; Skyball
Kitty Scott beat Shy Boy; Tipperary. beat Lord
Lonsdale; Said Pasha beat B and B; Fireman
beat Borden.s Valentine; Valley Maid beat
Arapahoe.
First tiesIConnemara beat Sarcastic; White
Chief beat Promise Me; Blue Rock beat Vida
Magnet; I1pperary beat Kitty Scott; Fireman
bea tSaid Pasha, and Valley Maid bye.
Second :fies-White Chief beat Connemara
Blackette beat Blue Rock Skybail beatTlp'
perary; Fireman beat Valley Maid.
Third ties-White Chief beat Blackette; Fire
man.beat Skyball.
F.. Flnal-Fireman beat White Chief.
The followingis the result of the draw
for Ingleside coursing on Sunday:
= Valley Maidvs B, Promise Me VS.. Borders
Valentine; Skyball VS.. Vida Shaw, Magnet VS..
Kitty Scott, Sly Boy vs. Eclipse, DeceveI VS..
Queen B, Ben Brush VS.. Emsport, Gold Kine
VS.: FlaShlight, Tipperary VS. Olden W. Straight
Tip VS.. Said Pasha, Tullamore VS.. Electric,
Tommy Hall VS.. Hazel Glen, Defender VS..
PaderewSki, Old Glory VS.. Lord Lonsdale; SaT-
castle VS.. ST. Cloud.
or
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02
riz zes-$45, $23, $11, $11.
BASEBALL.
Alerts to Play the San Francisco o
Athletic Club Tomorrow.

Alerts to Play the San Francisco o
Athletic Club To-Morrow.
If indications. are worth anything Cen.
trsl Park will have the 'warmest" crowd
OF the season next Sunday. II has been
settled that the. Alerts will have another
chance to make good their threat that they
twill snow the San Francisco Athletic
Club under if given another game" It
now remains to be seen If they know what
they are talking about. Hammond will
be in. condition to catch-that will give
Mckee more confidence. They have been
the battery in every game during the sea-
son except the one against their present
rivals. No doubt it weakened them great
deal; anyway, their friends have not gone
back on them and will prove to San Fran
cisco next Sunday that the boys have as
many. friends as ever. 1t is going to be
the game of the season, just the same, for
the Athletic Club has been out practictng
and will go nto the game with more con-
fidence than a week ago. Raymond and
Drews make the strongest battery seen at
the park this year, and should they keep
upto their present standard some Eastern
team will have agents making contracts
with them.
Santa Clara has not given up, and wants
to play the winners the following Sunday,
but. they must learn to- be on hand when a
contract IS made.
Two teams composed of members OF the
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-02
HANDBALL GAMES.
Jack Bonnet and j. C. Nea1on Defeated
p. Donnelly and r. Linehan in
Spirited Contest.

Jack Bonnet and j. C. Nea1on Defeated
p. Donnelly and r. Linchan in
Spirited Contest.
Several notable games we're played at
the San Francisco handbalI court yester-
day, the event of the day being game
between Jack Bonnet and J. G. Nealon on
one side and P. DoDnelly and r. Linehan
on the other. These experts put up rat
thing, spirited game, that resulted in the
former team winning two out of three
after close contest.
The games played were as follows:
First game-E. Barry and j. Kirby defeated
j. Foley and R. Hausman, 21-13, 1921,
21-19.
Second game-E Curley and NJ. Mclaughlin
defeated J. Brown and M. Edwards, 21-13,
17-21, 21-20.
Third game-M Mclaughlin and E. Curley
defeated NJ. Edwards and M. Mcclure, Fila,
Fourth game-M. Mcclure and Joe Condor
defeated F. Lufkin and G. MCGUIRE, 21-14.
17-21, 21-20.
Fifth game.G. Mcdonald and D. Rodgers
defeated P. Ryan and NJ Mcneil, 21-13,
Sixth gamer Shields and j. sharkey de-
feated j. Caflaghan and R. Shea, 21-13,
Seventh game-Al Pennoyer and P. Hutchin-
son defeated P. Kelly and J. Feeney, 21-12,
14-21, 21-1S,
Eighth game-E. Toy and r. Murphy de-
feated J. White and P. Murphy, 21-13, 1921
21-17.
Ninth game--J. C. Nealon and 7. F. Bonnie;
defeated P. Donnelly and R. Linehan, 21-16
1921, 21 -15.
Owing to the weather of the past few
days the Union Court was not in condi.
tion for play, and the experts who assem-
bled there knocked the bali about bill
and then adjourned until Sunday, when q
series of games will be played.