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The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

QIO OO0 STOCKTON ST, NEAR SUIT
ID L.UUU. ter; rent $110 monthly; $4,000
mortgage can stand: flats in good condition.
rooms and bath each
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

aze 2Zd-st car, ride to HofYma an ave, ask for
James a, Cot and he viii show you around.
JACOB HEY MAN. owner,
Monf uoT1arvy
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

THREE HOUSES
QOO00 RENT $50; SNAP; EXTRA
ID COOO. large lot; 8 fine houses of rooms
and bath each, in Western Addition.
BURNHAM q MARSH Co..
62S Market 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

@0O7S NEW BROOM AND BATH COT
ID 20 y. tage; Church ST., 22d; lot 26x
125; splendid view; a very attractive home.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

N OEOn 4FLATS. 4AND 5ROOMS EACH;
ID { CUU. Fillmore st near Haight; lot 48x82;
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

OS00 RENT $27; ALWAYS RENTED:
tDCCOO. San Carlos near Nine e nth: belongs
to heirs, and an offer is wanted; no probate.
MOE w kN RkAS ll9 MONTGOMERY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

COUTH OF MARKET INVESTMENT.
- PAYS BIG IN NCOME.
q. OOSO NEAR SHIP Ely AND 5TH SIS;
u Z ~. store and rooms and fats above;
pays $517 per annum; mortgage Of S1700 can re-
EAsTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
63S Marke- st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

R16OO s1UO CASH, BALANCE 500
ID OUU. monthly; nice new 4-room and bath
cottage; hot and cold water. mantel and all con-
venlences: lot 25x lO0 minutes walk to Mis-
nn-cl
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

Buy now. Only IT OF these lots to be sold.
They will soon be gone
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

MtssloN FLAT5 nrno .un ,pr9rv
q. SR0G 2 FLATS OF AND 8 ROOMS
u OOOU. and bath; always rented; pays $500
per UNI; street work done; lot 30Nl14 feet;
mortgage of $500 can remain; will exchange for
smaller city property unincumbered.
EASTON, kLDRIDGE & CO..
63S Market At
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

baldwin & HOWELL,
ID Successors 10 BALDWIN & HAMMOND).
GOOSO EIGHTH ST., NEAR HOWARD;
tDOACO. 2-story bui ding: store and fats
above; s and rooms and ba h each also fats,
4 rooms each, in rear; rent $69; large lot.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

COME BARGAINS.
S5O00 Bdv. BHSTs sv & II l1R a5d Howard M
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

CHEAPEST PROPERTY on THE MARKET;
" Brannan ST., nea- lst; covered with good M
provements; double lot, b0xs0; on'y $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

So a MONTH. SO A MONTH
LOIS are finely situated, 25T1ls each, command
Ing grand view of the city, and 22d-st. electric car
only half block distant They are level and
ready TO build on.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

QOS0O MISSION BUILDING LOT; LIB.
UACOO' erty St, nr. Dolores 50x114; elegant
surroundings; $170O can stand
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24
4 ENTER 81 sPADkh,
" keal Estate Agents,

4 NENTEk 81 SPADER,
" keal Estate Agents,
IL Montgomery ST., under Lick House..
$65,000-Cholce downtown business corner. con-
ssti g of stor and rooming- houses renting for
$3.50 per mon h; call for particulars; lot 6o: K
100; north OF Market
s. 00U Corner store and fiat OF rooms and
bah; ch Jice business location: under lease for
years at $62 per month; .ot 2oxl00; cali for par
uculars
1923 Fo som ST.; 2story residence; rooms
ba h and baSemen make offer.
S290U-Modern bay-window cottage, rooms
bath and base men:; stable, ETC.; 18Th and
Va encia stS.
$l5U0-Cneap lot on 18th ST., near Howard;
24xl00; street WORK all done.
$4e5O-Cheap lot on Church st, near Market;
24Xl25
$220O-2 flats, and rooms on Zoe ST., near
Folsom. CENTER d. SP DER
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

GDI0O 3 BUILDING LOTS: KIMBALL
- Z w. place. of Sacramento ST.. west OF
Leavenworth; 77:6x56; sunny: flats will pay.
h. K. POE Imam, Real Estate Agent, 4l5
MONTGOMERY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

G.1d OoO ELEGANT NEW COLONIAL
ID l. i. .U(IU. residence: IA rooms . bath and
al conl eniences; finished In mahogany, oak, birds
eye maple etc.; on Clay ST.; corner lot; 27:9x
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

NEW HOUSE; ONLY ONELEF'r; 2s4s FILL
IN more ST.; will cell cheap: built by days work:
furnace heat unobstructed marine view; good
Investment; house open.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24
HOUSES TO LET.

GI1 AND SIC; 603 AND 6O7 WILLOW
ID y ave., OFF Laguna ST., bet. Ellis and Eddy;
two houses; rooms aud bath. Aptiy to SHAM
VALID, RCCKBEk q CO., Mills building, 21S~and
Don " ct
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

G107S 18TH AVE, ". OF CLEMENT
y y. and Sutro road; 60x12O: on grade
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

NEW MODERN FLATS
ncSOO LYON ST, Mr.. GROVE; NEW
tNOCOU. bay-window fats and rooms and
bath; rem. $50; lot 25x120.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

0R6E TWENTY SECOND. Mr.. DOLORES-5
OCCO nice sunny rooms ana bath; cheap;
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

So A MONTH S5 A MONTH
AS a special offering we will for the next 30
days sell a few OF the choicest lots in the Heyman
gaEp e
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

T WANT TO BUY a SIGHTLY BUILDING
l. lot al Sausaiito. s., box AZ, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

T-ROoM COlTA GE, STABLE AND LARGE
yard; on Vicksburg and Jersey sts., mr. Twenty
fourth and Church.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

no ENLHANUL-4 MODERN FLATS, ALL
i rentel and wei located. value over mortgage
$500, Tor which vacant or improved Guy ,Irop-
ty viii be taken. ROBERT j. MEhCEK IL
SON, 10 Pine ST.
O.tl6n W LII BUILD "A FfRSI-CLASS 8.
ID lOCO room and basement cottage; Lorcelatn
bath; wood mantes; brick oun4ation, etc. COM
pete. $I45O for 6-room cottage. Call and see
plans, specifications. etc; same submitted for any
kind Of buluing. ". w. REDNALL builder
23l2 Market ST.. near l4th.
Q.lSn A BARGAIN IN \ HOME; JUST
ID i CO. built; 4room and bath cottage, with
large basement, AL new; close 20 Mission-s ST. car
lne So down; $l2 90 monthly. JACOB HEY
MAN, owner. Il montgomery St
CUNNY HOMES $500 CASA: 2-sTORY, 7
- rooms, bath, gas; hand-irescoed; $3.50 d:
open daily. Geary ST., near COOK.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

COL GETz & BROTHER,
. REAL ESTATE OWNERS
Room A, First Floor. Crocker Building
FOR PARK LOTS
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

IN ACRES; HAYwAR.s3; HALF IN FRUIT:
!! " for sale, Sl700. Z. K. KING, 9U2 Broadway.
Oakland al.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

$500 hatH Bss los ST. s5975 we ssa n
place, and want an offer from you; well built house
GOEO0 IS THIS CHEAP ? FELL, NEAR
epLCOU. Baker; 25x137:6.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oO8 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

q QSS00 WILL BUY FINE NEW MOD
eDc'IOO ern dwelling of large rooms. all in
rstclass condition.; lot SO feet 'front.' right in the
heart OF the city; easy .erms be arranged
Apply to HUGH NJ. CAMERON, 479 Ninth ST.
Oak. and Cal.
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sheps;iag star rockets. oae dozen 6
pouns
c@sifo7se rockets. cne 4ozen pouud-
Diamond chain 10 ke,s. hs4f dozen 8
pound
Exatafeiou rockets. ona dozen s-poanz.
Parac3ate rockets. on dozen s-roln3.
psaeoe. piEr1s rockets. aalf dsEeR s.
pound
Dlas:ay OF sig dozen 1a-hau electric
spresdeT ~snHtsg 70 re discharged from :
aiEa trame
F.sghs CT haI. 8ozen aariaI pigeons.
Fv1arsaftc watriwind< two dare1-
Fireworks balloons, oae dozen
Cannon salutes. one s0z@n r. pound.
&C. piece, Abraham Lincoln on
Pedestal
SiZsz oonabshegis. two dozen 1s-inch.
Devlis among the taiior=. ore dozen
DTz&cn nests. half dozen
Fligat % two dozen beautifully colored
passion flower rocket
Deu,zie triangle wheels with magic
wheel - the center. orr dozen.
SET piece. Mount Fainter 7x3e feet
Exhibition rockets IN crossfire latest
coiored dre tints three dozen 3-poand.
Floral fountains one dozen.
Storm Of shells
Specially prepared u;icn battery dis
charging quantities OF red. white and blue
stars
Thrse spread eagles. largest SIZE.
Fireworks baiicoms one dozen.
Crane finale neh. cs rockets aerial
rockets. SHELLS. SALARIES. whirl@frds and
co3ore5 fires. not less than six dozen
Pieefs the whole 10 end with the motto.
"Gocd BY. IN 36-tush letters
WniAe the fireworks ara being displayed
Tfe harbor viii Ire illuminated ~ dis
play u The operation q sesTchligAts from
tae British and American warships IL the
barber
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
Wellington Cycle Races.

VICTORIA. II. C. July "A great crowd
sat out In the pouring rain az Wellington
yesterday and witnessed q fine programme
Of bicycle races. The time was slow the
rain descending ia a ceaseless torrent but
the events were admirably contested.
Summaries.
one mile. noVice-R. w. Cameron, Wei
lngton- won, Fowler. Vancouver. second.
Time 3:0l 81
one mile. open. professional-George
Sharick. Tacoma. won, II. l.. Freeman,
San Francisco, second; J. Sharick. Taco
ma, third, Time, 2:2l.
Half mile. open, professionally. Z. Dow.
Seattle. won; George Sharlck. Tacoma.
second j. sharick Tacoma, third. Time.
.}5 10
Quarter mile, flying start, amateur-E.
A Wolff Victoria, won. T. Bryant, Wei
lingtnn. second. Time. - "a.
one mile amateur-r Bryant Yelling
ton won H. Tyler. Nanaimc. second.
Time. sos As.
TWO mile open. PROFESSIONALISM George
sharick. Tacoma, won, III. j. Freeman.
san Francisco, second. Time ): 81 Is
Three mile professional lap race-George
Sharick won. with - points j. Sharick.
second. with 10 4. +. Barker, Vancouver
with IS. Time g.i4.
Three mile amateur-T. Bryant. yelling
ton won; W. Hunter, Nanaimo, second
Time 9.55.
Five mile fessional-tseorge Sharick
won; J. Sharick, second; Il. Deming, third
Time. Ii:a5.
Five mile amateur. handicap-R. w.
Cameron. WELLINGTON 900 yards). won. G..
HoNaS New Westminster (S',0 YARDS, Sec
ond John Johns. Wellington CEo yardsl.
third. Time. 90. Track poor. no wind,
bat heavy rain.
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ROAD RECORD FRACTURED.
An Olympia Mheciman HaIes "a Fast
Run TO Tacoma.

Z. p. Raymond. OF Olympia. yesterday
with apparent ease broke the road rec
ord for the ride from Olympia 10 Ia
coma. Tins record stood for a long time
az two hours seven minutes for the thir-
~ -f0ur mics. Some time ago Cotter. OF
Tacoma, reduced the time 10 one hour
ffty-eight minutes. afr. Raymond. In his
first attempt AT a record some time ago.
made Il in one hour tfty-flye minutes.
AFTER having done a hard days work
Yesterday he started IL Tor new record
and the pTecautlon was taken TO have
timers at each end.
He left Olympia at il p and arrived at
Tacoma at los making the distance in
one hour and forty minutes.
Mr. Raymond rides a road wheel. with
read tires. and has never taken part In
any contest or trained. With this record
behind him. he might prove formidable
man should he take IN racing.
II may De added that after reaching
Tacoma Mr.. Raymond rode OF to this
city. making the run in TWO hours and
fifty minutes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-03
TONS OF BAD SEEDS.
SECRETARY WILSON WARNS AMER
ICsN FARMERS.
thousands of Pounds of Pests An
naaits Imported From Abroad
H'ssa ndn,en should Beware of
>o-s allied Novelties That Nav IN n
'FRONT.' in seed-Growing for Export.

AsEINGToN. July Some interest
ING statements. and words - warning y,
American farmers, ara given in a report
submitted - Secretary wilson Il saws
thousands Of pounds. probably tons. ~
grass and clover seed ara sh,prei an
hl&iiF INTO the United States which con-
tam all sorts II vale weed seeds Among
tnfze such pests as the Russian thistle.
C4i1adian thistle. Wild mustard. chess
oodder. wild daisy trefoli and rlantain
nave been introduced here. Nearly every
year witnesses the advent q pests - thss
character brought - America En- the same
manner The difficulties in The way of
Graduating such seeds. whsB they are
once established - community. are
well nigh insuperab9e.
A large amount NJ cheap seed is now
oesng sold as novelties az fancy prices
fHFHuEh manipulation ~ ire name. ard
the report saws that the German coffee
Derry, watch many statesmen are now adj
Nert.slns as A cheap substitute for coffee,
is really the common sofa bean which
can De bought cheaply almost anywhere.
A collection Of i. 0ae walls 81 seeds from
nearly an parts Of the world have been
made ar the department 70 assist in test
ms he foreign seeds found in commerce.
and the department. VIII thus be able 20
give warning against new and dangerous
pests.
The report says most OF the imported
seed could be duly raised here. opening
new avenues ~ export ~ American hus-
hantmen. and il particularly points OF:
that sugar beet and hairy yetch seed are
capable OF being made an important in
dustry.
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WAS authorized by the last appropriation
bin. ana the reason a. given by MIR Emory
is that il viii prevent confusion which
now exists owing 80 the fact that there
are TO less than three bureaus known rs
statistical bureaus.
The work az the bureau has been very
much enlarged under the direction Of Mr.
Emory. and from being 4 mere repository
OF figures il has come TO be bureau Of
great value 10 the business interests az the
country in their efforts 10 extend trade
relations.
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
r. II. Heustis to He Collector for Pm
get sound.

WASHINGTON July a-The president
today sent the following nominations to
the senate:
A. NJ. Woodvile Rockhill. of the District
of Columbia, 10 be minister and consul
general 20 Greece Roumania and Servfa.
Arthur 5, Hardy. OF New Hampshire. TO
be minister resident aud consul general OF
the United States TO Persia.
Abram r. Smith. OF Illinois. 10 he consul
of the United States at Victoria. g. c.
+. n. Feustie. OF Olympia. 70 be collect
or Of customs for the district OF Puget
sound
W. J. Mcconnell. OF Idaho. to be Indian
inspector.
The president has appointed Willam
RYAN and Thomas Davis. OF Idaho and
George A. Jack. OF Washington. as mem
bers OF n board to mark the line az the
grants along the Northern Pacific railway
in the Occur q Alone district Of Idaho. and
Ross Guffin of Missouri. as special agent
10 make alotments of land TO Indians.
Combinations.
The senate In executive session confirm
Ell the following nominations:
onsuls-Joscph ]. stevens. Of Indiana,
Plymouth, England; Henry BoTdewich. of
Minnesota. Christiania. Norway; John G.
Caldwell of Kansas, San Jose. Costa
Rica. Abraham F.. Smith. of Illinois. Vic
toria. T.. G.
Arrny-L5eut Col William Henry Pow
ell Eleventh infantry. TO be colonel. Maj.
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Annual Rowing REGATTA.

The annual regatta u the North Pacific
Association Of Amateur oarsmen Will be
held at Portland July and s, The exec
utive committee meeting viii he held at
the Portland hotel tomorrow. The annual
meeting takes place on the same day. IL
appears doubtful If Seattle will he repre-
scented n the meeting. owing 20 the cele-
hratlnn at home. She ought t. be- how
ever. because the regatta is % be held on
Lake Union next year.
The (. y .. Viii not have a crew in the
regatta because IL has no boat
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Clarence Edmund Bennett. Nineteenth In
fantry. TO be- lieutenant colonel. Capt.
fantry. TO he major.
Mr.. Hardy. who goes as minister 10 Fer
STA. is "A professor III Dartmouth college.
and once occupied n chair OF mathematics
AT the West Point military academy. Of
which institution he is graduate. Mr..
Hardy Is an author OF considerable re-
nown. He has written several novels.
probably the best known Is that bearing
the title. But Yet IA Woman" His Sc
lection Is due 10 the personal favor of the
president, though II was acauiesccd In by
the New Hampshire senators.
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TRUSTS SEPARATED FROM TARIFF



WASHINGTON. July 2.--Senator Thurs
tor today introduced as A bill q provision
prepared as an amendment 10 the tariff
bill By the judiciary committee 10 prohibit
trusts. The amendment was based upon L
suggestion made by Senator Nelson, bat
was perfected by a subcommittee con-
sisting Of Thurs,on. Davis and Spoouer.
Il was expected up 70 "Wednesday night
that II would be introduced as an amend
menj to the tariff bill but when presented
70 the finance COMMITTEES that COMMITTEES
submitted the inadvisability of saddling the
trust question on the tariff. saying u would
be preferable to have the TWO questions
treated independently OF each other.
There We're further conferences among
senators yesterday. and as a result the
committee decided not 10 present the bin
an amendment to the tariff. ThGTston
was the only member standing for the
coupling OF the two questions.
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FOR FREE DELIVERY OFFICES.
for Letter Carriers
in the State of Washington.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. July Following are
the apportionnents fer the current fiscal
year for horse hire ard car fare for ear
riers at free delivery Offices in Washing
ton:
Seattle. sieoo: Spokane. $3.50; Tacoma.
$3.50. OlYmpia. 500.
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Yest~rda,'s Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON. July 2-The cabinet
meeting today was devoted almost entire
~ TO appointments. Neither the Cuban
nor any other important question came
up I'm any form.
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puoCgAMNE Oh THE
vr DAYS CELEBRATION.

n Great Parade at II
suerueon agd L,enin h'-
weet-Ihc siasf HATTIE T."
u.,a ,,e Most 1aE8i fic~af
..y Of Fireworks liver Pre-
a.. the North ssest-lifssy
.,ixe uinor Features.
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IT'S NAME CHANGED.
bureau Of Statistics Is Vow Bnreau
uf Foreign Commerce.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-Secretary Sher-
man has changed the title Of the bureau
Of statistics OF the state department to
that OF bureau OF foreign commerce. and
has correspondiugiy changed the title of
frederic Emory. the chief. The chance
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No a-one Mile Lap professionai

FIRST prize. $50 SECOND pgsze So
ftrst hesat-<o. q. =. =. DOW 5aattle:
g " r. Bartholomew. Tacoma o
James Jones Tacoma, H. Victor Smith
iioqu4afn, wash. a II l. Miller Port
.s"d. or. IS. Tom spain Vancouver, 3
Second heat-No 3 Ben Banner Tacouue /:
- 5e0Fse Shariek Tacoma T. W D.
kuekef. Tacoma. T. John r. staver. Port
i9ad =. II. II ConnoT. Seattle. 81. H. Il.
Freeman. Portland.
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who fought a twenty tlve-rogn6 draw with
Ei6 1-zvagr.e ghe lsgntweigt; champion.
-as aeZcesle So AS guarantees taat ne
ws3 enter tbs ring e rs pounds
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NJ. s--on- Vile Tandem Amateur.

First PRICES. gold medals So each sec
ond prixes silver medals 81 each.
No &c j \ crawford and }. = iiarri-
son senttle. 52-5a Charles Bullock and
Mate. S,attla: 5a-s1. Campbell and Moor.
Waua Waua. asa + Cotter Tacoma.
and i. Schoue Seattle.
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First prize gold medal. So. second prize.
silver medal So.
First heat-No. 81. Gunnard Vineyard.
Tacoma o. Waiter r. Moore Walia
Wasia a., Frank c0tteT. Tacoma. ~,
Fred Srhcne. Seattle.
second heai-No - Charles Campbel
Wana NaIl4 = Frank Ccombs : attic.
r. fsogenzo Dow. Tacoma.
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one Nile Tandem Exhibition
A~*af tF+LbSf AHG - a t'4af4@d.
No. a-Unc Nile Tandem Omen Profess
ssonal

First prize. 81. second prize so
30 p E8Gter aH4 Lclaa1 Sea gtie. e
r, t'leF ana Mate Tacoma, &s-Is q Shav-
.ck ans J Snartck Tacoma. g-sl Stave~
and Freeman. Port land Or
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No. 5-iiaif-niie Handicap. Amateur
-DG Pounds and over

First prize. gold medal. 50. second prize.
silver medal. 81. presented by Joe Mayer
a. BRO.
No 81 Fred Strive Seattle scratch. ss.
J. II. Th08g4r2. Seattle. 80 yards -
Gsn. +. II. Carr, Seattle 81 yards. A. r.
= Edaen. Seattle 10 yards A.. v. II Par
~. seattle. scratch. A. r. ~ Parker, Sc
10 ards. 81. George Noble. Seattle. IS
yards
Final oue-fulI.s Ian race
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First prize. i35. second prize. 81.
First heat-~%o. II. J. 4. Morgan, Port
land 81 {. T.. Dow. Seattle: "a Victor
Smith. iloquiam. -. ". q Rucker. Ia
coma s. = r. Davis. Everett. 81. II.
FREEMAN Portland.
Second heat No. =. ]. 4. Siaver Port
land. n George Sharick. Tacoma. =,
James Jone@ TaComa. Il. Frank Var
Final half mile open amateur
Third heat half mile upcr professional
No - Tom Spain. Vancouver Is, g. q.
Rem Berncr Tacoma 81, Sharick. TIA
coma. "a X. l., Miller Portland q. ".
q Eart hnlninnM. TAcnmA.
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J The Sanle...
Old Sarsaparilla.

That's Ayers. The Same old
! sarsaparilia as it was made and
sold by Dr.. J. C Aver so gears
ago. IN the laboratory Il IS
/ different. There modern appli-
ances lend speed TO skill and
experience. But the sarsapa-
riiia is the same old sarsaparii,a
! that made the recorti-50 gears
J Of cures. Why don'twe better
ite Well. we're much IN the
condition of the Bishop ard the
raspberry: Doubtless, F" he
| said, "God might have made
] better berry. But doubtless,
also, He never did. :" Why
don t we better the sarsaparilla?
We can't. We are using the
I same old plant that cured the
Indians and the Spaniards. IT
has not been bettered. And
since arc make sarsap2rllla CON-
pound out OF sarsaparilla plant,
we see no way Of improvement.
J Cs course. If Nc were making
some secret chemical compound
we might 80. But we're not
: We're making the same old sar-
! saparilla 10 cure the same old ,
diseases. You can tell it's the
same old sarsaparitta be-
cause Il works the same old
cares. It's the sovereign blood
purifier, and-ff's ayers.
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Frank Walters Everett "a yards. - Tom
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Ne. I-uaif-Miie open. Amateur.

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Fred Schone. Seattle; s9. Charles Camp
belt Walin Walla.
Second heat No. g. Frank Cotter To
coma J. Frank Larama. Lowell - Frank
coombs Seattle. "a. walter Il. Moore.
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FIRST Drze gold saed4l. -, second nrtzs.
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