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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15

On Wednesday evening. August u.
Theatres famous Nashville Students VII
open an engagement at the laird Ave
nae thearsr for FIVE nights and S&i9S-
day matinee. They coEEe highly RECON-
uzsnded by both the press ard pGu4tc-
The Nashville World has the following
to say about chem:
''Faliy 2sN people were 81 the state
capitol last night TO lssfen 20 tina con-
cert rendered hy The Original Nashville
Students 20 the Tennessee ssgtsaaiure ana
their friends. The main auditorium was
allied with elegantly dressed ladies' aud
gentlemen. whflG the galleries looked hAe
bouquets freshly psucksi from some
flower garden IL was charming treat.
one that was heartily appreciated and
thoroughly enjoyed Il IS astonishing
v hih patnos. what soal-stirring beauty,
dwslss IN the voice OF the black~sklnned
songsters. BY nature they are endowed
Tlta the soul Of music: by culture this
genius has been und.r perfect control,
ARA for melody. for sweetness OF voice,
Tor correct time, for expression OF tFCe
vocal sentiment. their quaint, weir1-hKe
Tefrains brought back 10 memory WIS
ions OF the cid plantation days camp
meetings, breakd0wns, fields and for
ests Of our anss-belium sunny South
These celebrated artists viii undoubt-
edAy give the musical treat OF the Sea-
son.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15

A STORY or THE UABIrS
The sherman Children and How til.
Secretary Received Them

Suggested by Secretary Sherman's lao
illness end his wish 70 his daughter. Mr.. !
W bRFer sends the following TO the ed
tor OF tbe Inter Ocean. II should he sala
tfat Mr. Dwyer was for a long time prom
inent IN Ohio r9ltics and friend % the
shermats- For the last fifteen or twenty
years nc has lived on a ranch I'm New
Mexico. Mr. Dwyer writes as follows:
In connection with the fitness Of cur old
and mutual friend. John sherman. VINO IS
row visiting mis- daughter I would re-
late q matter Of interest in that connec-
ton.
As most of as know Mr. and Mrs. she--
man were chIld.gss. y time came when.
after n3cn consideration az theught
taey decided 10 adopt a child and heir
Mrs sherman requested sone of her in
inmate friend 70 assist in tAe search cf
oesarabis infant. enc honestly and gently
born. AID without parents 10 follow on
a.serv ard and embeCraSs. = friend IN
Nav York subsequently ;ele grapaed her 10
ccme az cuce AID AXE her chC!ce ~ TWO
beautiful babies. There was great excite
n1sn- n the sherman hone pending Mrs
Sherman : trip 70 New York after the
baby. On ina rexe day she 'eiegga pied
heg husband: "Wiu 5e hoTne tsis after
noon. Send carriage 20 The depo." TIE
carriage Wen-. ard the senator remained
a. home walking che floor. looking At his
watch. watching each carriage as It cane
IL s3get. J1e TAIN vas q lit5le Iata lie
was becoming uervously anxious. Finally
tire carriage hove IN slgnt. ne marched
ou5 10 Eaeel IL 8t the curb. threw open rAe
door. There was Mrs. sherman ard
nurse. each stepping oat V.eh a bahy IN
arms, Sch an expression as came oys r
ih&t stern Sherman face was never seen
before X could not Be described re was
g. loss cor wor5s foT a minute or two,
ard A1A}sy was able 10 slamuer; wife,
wEa- does this mean she replied. Illus
band. they were ~ pretty ard 50 much
aAEs thar I could rcs make q caoice. and
50 Z selected Both" They were twin girl
ahies. F'9r tae nex1 tew days Z was
show 70 watch NJ Sherman ~ en-
joyea and csresses1 tre newcomers. one Of
IRE twIrs sick red ard dist within a gew
wee x. aad the ether Is now ''his dauga-
Ter" A~s. Ac~allosn. wtla whom he is
visiting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15

Powers sta3.ed fhe place and evolved 4
play thaf made SUch a SUCCESS thst &
yar f1r sarec months az thu Alcazar the
atC-. ffo has taEen fo~ his yhe1e the
lore of Chinawau for hts FIRST born
u1aie child ana interviewer a tragic plot.
Tee wlfe ~ Chang Wong. g Sea Yup
Highlander e5apes EitA his rival Man
T--w NeE 50 Sem Yup merchant Chang
Tow tEa ars, hern OF Chang Wong Is isv-
sag In Chinatown with hls father The
Eatgy wife ard lover steal yhe chsla IRE
flasher upTsCes theu,- ard iu tne st~ur-
S,s the cklid Sc killed. Chang Wong
follows his rival. ana the ii5tle drama ends
~--n re killing CO Man low Yek hy the
-,sn Re has rorre3.
IRE pathetic Story - 1ne slave sri and
the iiveS q harmed Ga->to-. Tfea howl
r1eaEa- p ver5oc og olives - CAsn2r town
guide sai olAer Incidents are th- side
leAts - the story. Tn Tragedy Is IL oze
ncc ana two scenes
T1,eTe VIII h~ twenty-five reop'. IN tire
cs, csr iusa - sFecal srereev. cos
tonnes. erc- seattle IS promised t1e ovlgs-
nal company
Preceding gre Cai0ese Yt4v. fhe r9r9e,iv
Lost gog "a ray'' VIII D. glvea TIE
gsays VII Dc seen 81 tbs Seattle thsater
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15

fought! for his love SIZE we-ss quietly 20 q
rHyssctan. Ee ted Ter ne snoring vs.
corrected IN SOME w.y wstf cat -Eisa4
trouble. znG recommended an oEsere1FoS.
Sha Suffered Inconvenience ard pain
through the resnessygng. out she Vas re-
w4r<set when her husband said "Nna.
the matter wsth you old gsrlF ! haven't
hea-d yca snore FOR a week. All THIS
happened q DOZEN years ago THe RUS
hana. a heavy. intn6icioas eater ana
ar.ase-. szsores az night and even = MS
sIuxRa~yf's chssr after dinner. He sncTcs
- yekeu.enxlv thai guests wake II alarm.
although they ara q 1ocr above The wsfe
listens without reulo.ss~aEee- she loves.
aaores. he - her husband And when
her sis.s- visiting. said, Louise. don,
see how you stand II. she flushed WITH
anger and replied. He i my husband, aF'c
/ know thar re Is near ne,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15
SIGNS.

When the twigs begin 70 rustic.
And the birds are all a~hustlc
On the boIgh.
When ar azure sky disclosss
Promise sweet OF June with roses
On h~r brow:
When the brock thai sang so sadly
" eiconss every sunbeam. gladly
Frolcst1g.
When 70 voowf-Song's subtle rfsvrisrg
Countless echoes soft are Ginning
Then It's spring.
When your clothes seem dank and cling
ing.
And you cannot hear the singing,
Since a cold
Gave yclr head that burg ecstRlc
When You throb with sharp erratic
Pains untold,
When good-ualurei folk assure yon
That they know jGSt what viii cure You,
And you bring
A most narrowing melancholy
'Mongst your friends who would ne jolly
Then its spring.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15
FREMONT SOCIAL. NOTES.

Res Etts9g i7co,f % ~ rrrtrE ~-ernsfs
ia tvv Scenes. written - ? Astey prcss
vsss Nee,N~ef Wednesday evar3ns- ~ f>sa
F-ewtnt @sefra h'->e fv ta.-2f amateurs
~ tie HVnees - tha EfS,yster ~e~v-ers-
;ss~s} rhu~ch N-iA{t1S fu0s The cast =
raaTacfe-s ts'sfet Ms N.z.a Na-rlzas,
N.ss Abe g'nV'0 eton Mes Stella F'esss~
Ns Nesfe Whif7 Miss NsHs S-tEuas-r
Nss f4iisr Hama. st.ss Nate3 ~ae,--7-.
Aes S-,sse tfatts Nc NsTt 1sv4r rst-ee
So f'ref Nsf,>grf aN& NJ tieasee A--stt7f.
Are p r Pope ysss tsa musical ana atsre
aEeetrr The prstartiaa vas s.4ccess
7'iy sna fHaa rsatsy
Ms Meta Te Eer esscrta .~a1 = tzu-ee
rsfey ttrera fee rfare Hfezte Ts.s,4ss-
csse'~E Beer guests tre'-.}-sf sf~s E'.5
Csae frt Nz~~ }saH t- era Aisss cse-
re Caasa N.ss carrie f-oc-AuYy W-
t4sltes t'srA Av- EeanS f1scleFs ~ ha
Sks@-er Ar Aftt C.5s> So &}rea Rsas-
$50" Uvd A2e ana ATs 4 IS Goddard
aAtsz Ne&@ks entertained q, .oaas.ng PARTY
t~ske lGsaa Ws-fas sssay 81 h1uar ~
Asas s. ase 81 Fe-tist.s t..sa eeaa was
sr~sas a1ast SIS ~ e. Tacse ~ su
tae p4Isy ~s.s. Ars. l. III Al.l2. l..as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15

The fame OF San Francisco's China town
is worldwide No tourist from foreign
countries or the East considers his tr:p
complete without including tour Of this
famous quarter. No other city In the
world can produce its eqdal San Fran
cisco has q population Of SO 40. which IN
clUdes 5o0@ Chinese. Chinatown proper
is about two miles long and a half mile
wide. In this area is n city by itself
They have their swell merchants with
their dozen wives. their coolies. slave
g.ris. opium joints. underground dens.
lottery shops. joss houses. stores. etc
Though dirty place. il IS stiI very pic
turesqHe and once IN the midst Of y, one
would imagine oneself in an Oriental city.
Chinatown has long afforded "a fertile
field for the Imagination OF a lramatist.
bat until kTarcis Powers Wrote '"Tne
FIRST Born the field was neglected Mr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15

BY local applications, as they cannot reach
TIE diseased portion OF the ear There =
only one way 20 cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness ia
caused by an infamed condition OF the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets inflamed you have
rambling sount, or imperfect hearing, and
when II Is entirely closed deafness is the
result. and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its nor
NAL condition, hearing viii be destroyed
forever. nine eases out OF ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an In
famed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness caused by catarrD
FIAT cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
care. Send for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Q.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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,
Hero S true story y woman devotion.
4 wife. cider than her husband. swoke %
ffe cctsvt1 son that she was mora snd more
a6 3jctgsf % snoring She SIS confirmed In
thls conviction bv 1hougAtless remarks of
ner husband. = sensible woman. she knew
sha. sha vas not eanely sn8 she suspect
- hln - marrying Der for her money.
She vas Y.t@00siy fond of hsm, AM sas
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A Mt ~isNE.STs.
Third Avenue Theater..
". vi RUSSELL. Mau'rr

Special engagement for FIVE nights and
saturday rnA&lnse only % the VOLTS o.
Nufste jubilee singers. the Original y ss.E{
VILE STUDENTS. covrn7ssrrSsTs, yss-ls
ssesdaF evening. August Is HFNp-Tsa
moss distinguished corps oT colored arf5sts
"a TIE #eriF. tee most genteel ard suI-
;0ret, tHe best lady eoca, isl. tf,a s-reste--,
character vocalist. the best Jubilee ~ipv
ers re greatest bass: the firest
easag@G ~ tire worlds CaIeirrf.isr, -
Position iua1AEers 70 sag II Festival nail
daily during tie fair Extra SATURDAY afi-
sftaeof performance Tor ladies' and cnli-
6ren. when a special urorYaYor xs~f}1 -
gwen As-a. prices q admission will pre-
sslA- seats ROW Ga sale. Iss1-.aSs Flsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15

Just issued. "A Guide 70 the klondike.
thu most reliable book yet puhlisned-
Price. IS cents. Lownan * haniord.
publishers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15

Army worms in countless numbers have
entered the lower Utah valley. in South
ern California. indians. who regard them
as luxury superior 70 the gr as;Sn9ppers
or shrimp. are filling their baskets, and
driving them for future use.
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The times., 1897-09-22
COOPER A VICTOR AT ALBANY
Beats Eddie Bald and Gardner in a
Nile Race

Albany, n. Y, Sept. 21.-Tom Cooper, of
Detroit, had little difficulty in winning
the mile match race for 81 900 from
Eddie Baid and Arthur Gardner today
Bald Won the first heat in easy fas hioIi
by an open length, Cooper beating Gard
ner out foe second place by like distance.
This heat was run in 2:31.
In the second heat Cooper made spGrs
at the last quarter and led into the stretch
by fifteen Yards. Bald and Gardner came
home with a great rush, but Were length
back when Cooper crossed the tape. Gard
ner beat Bald out for place by a wheel
Time, 2:26.
Cooner, Bald and Gardner tailed on the
pacemak, -ntheiaSt heatin the order ma med
and maintained these positions until the
three-qcarter pole was reached At this
point Gardner made a terrible jump to
seal the heat, but Cooper was alert and
was hot after him before Gardner got well
started.
Bald was taken una wares and bopelessI,y
left for before he got started his COM
petitors We're rushing down the stretch
with squirt that could not be beaten.
Twenty-Five yards from home Coorer in
creased his speed and crossed the line a
wheels length ahead of Gardner. Bald
made heart-breaking effort to catch up.
but on seeing that he was beaten rode the
last dozen yards sitting up. This heat wa :
run in 2;36 1-5.
The times., 1897-09-22

PORTRAITS-I will make and deliver a
free-hand Crayon or pastel portrait with
frame (S different styles on payment of
81 per week, no charge unless saUisfa ctOry:
best reference in " ashIngtOn given. Send
postal and | will call with specimen. ART
IST, this office. Se2O-Tt-eTn
The times., 1897-09-22
CRACK RACERS IN TOWN.
Stars Of the Cycle Track Ready fo1
Fridays Events,


Nothing stands in the way Of the ma
tionaI circuit cycle race meet at Inter
national Park next Friday being Dig
success.
Chairman GettingeT, of the Cycle Board
Of Trade, Who has charge of the arrange
Eents for the meet, received a batch of
entries yesterday which include all the
most famous circuit riders of the country
Among them are Tom Cooper Fred Titus,
A. c. Mertens, owen Kimble, Arthur Gardi-
ner, Tom Butler, Nat Butler, Fred Sims,
"Billie" Sims, H. 3. Freeman, Charlss
Wells and Fred Loughead.
Eddie Baid's entry was already in, so
the list Of cracks is complete. No more
noted collection of circuit chasers has ever
been gotten together.
Arthur Zimmerman, who is the only un-
dtfeared champion bicycle racer, will also
ride He arrived In town yesterday and
is stopping at Wizards Hotel. He is rid
ing a much higher geared wheel than lie
IN the old days of his supremacy. Be
looks the racer all over. He may be seen
il some Of the competitions, but it is most
likely that he VIII confine himself To ex-
will arrive in town today and tomorrow in
order to get certain amount OF practice
before the races take place.
Workmen are busily engaged in roun d
ing the track into shape. As no rain has
fallen recently. the course win be well
sprinkled and heavy roller run over it.
Ie Will be in as near perfect shape as
possible by the time set for the races
The times., 1897-09-22

IF YOU want any interior decorating
done, you'd better let Us start on ths
work now. We do the very finest work
Ask very small prices for it. Rooms
$40 9th st. No branch. seIS-tf
The times., 1897-09-22

WILL SELL your furniture; Will store
your furniture; viii accommodate YOU
with loan on same; no interest charged.
nDerai dealing; drop postal and viii call
MARCUS NOTES, 6S7 La. ave. au26-lmo
The times., 1897-09-22

Earned runs Pitt>burg, 1; Cincinnati, s.
Iwo-base hits BreitenStein, CorCuran, II
wan Three base hit Smith. Sacrifice hit
Pietz- stolen baaes-Hoy, 2; Donovan,
hoflmeister. Double play Breitenstein,
OofSorah, dnc Beckley- First base on balls
or Hawiey, 3. Off BreiIenstein, 2 HIT
BY pitched balls Irwin, Ritchev. PETIT
Struck ont By HawIey, 2; by Breitensteil,.
3 Umpire Mr. Mcdonald. Time of game
- hours ana l 0 minutes.
The times., 1897-09-22

OUR PRICES for interior decorating are
wonderfully low; easily the lowest in
town, we think. But our works. the finest
that skin and good taste can finish Rooms
papered, 50 up. F. G. N0LTE, $40 9th
st. No branch. sef-tf
The times., 1897-09-22
l.. e. r. ROUTE.
New Golf Hose.
Az "NiDth.'

Two-base hits-Jennngs, Stencil, Doyle,
Robinson, Gejtig. Stolen base-Stenzel.
First base on errors Baltimore, 4. First
base on balls-ofr NOps, 1; Off Meekin, 8.
Struck out BY Nops, 2; by Meekin, 2. Hit
by pitcher-B BY Nops, /; by Meeiin, /. Left
on bases Baltimore, IL; New York, Z.
Double plays-Gleason and Clark, 2. Pass
ed ball-Warner. Time OF game-2 hours
and 80 minutes Umpires -Messrs Hurst
and Carpenter. Attendance, 5000.
The times., 1897-09-22
'BaIIed rOT Becker IN the ninth.

Philadelphia. ....-. > ] 0 1000 o.
Washington. 80. o o o / 0-5
Earned runs Washington, /. Two base
hits-De MontHe Vile, Mcclure. Sacrifice
hits-Boyle, Reilly. Stolen hases-Cooley,
Selhach, Gettman, ,; Leahy. Left on ba ses
Philadelphia, 3; Washington, 9. Struck
Out-By Becker, .. Double pla Us wrigley,
DeMUntreville and Tucker. First base on
errOrs-P hll3delphia, 4: Washington 1 .
First base on baIls-By Mercer, 3 by
Becker, 4. Passed balls Boyle, >. I'm
pire- Emslie. Time Of game hours and
4 B minufes
The times., 1897-09-22

MARRIAGE This important step in life
should never be taken until
you are positively cured, If you have been
weakened or diseased. Remember, Like
father, like SON. Emissions, varicoceIe.
spernatnrrhoea, and blood poison endapra-
happiness in married life Our New
Method cures them permanently. IF you
ARE MARRIED consult us at once, as we
can restore your strength, vital energy, and
desires. If you wish to Marry, our advice
may be worth fortune to YOU
The times., 1897-09-22

Y0IING MAN You are nervous and de-
spondent; weak and de-
bilitated; tired mornings; no ambition;
Ifeless; memory poor; easily fatigued; ex-
citable; eyes sunken, red, and blurred;
pimples on face; dreams and night losses;
drains at stool; oozing on excitement:
haggard looking; weak back; bone pains:
ulcers; hair loose; sore throat; varicocele;
potency; lack Of energy NOou hOip
and strength.
The times., 1897-09-22
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Washington, ;; Philadelphia, 4
Il Brooklyn, -; Boston, 5-First
game
Boston, 3; Brooklyn, Second
game.
Cincinnati, II; PittsburG, 3.
Baltimore, 10; New York, B.
Cleveland. 8: Chicago, Z.
The times., 1897-09-22

Earned runs Boston Z BROOKE yn l. Two
base nit-Colins Three-b base hits Yeager,
Lachauce. Sacrifice hit-Tenney. Stolen
bases Hamilton =, Jones 2 Bases on
balls-0ff Lewis 3, off Fisher 3. Struck
uu.-by Lewis 4 Double plays -Shoch and
Lachance; Sheckard and Lachance Long
and Tenney; Collins, Long and Tenney.
Time of game-l hour and 8 minutes.
Umpire-Mr Lynch. Attendance 5000.
The times., 1897-09-22
FOR SAFE -Coun1sto ara,..,

FOX SALE -AuStih's and Spratt's fresh
ooS cakes; also GloVeT's dog mediCineE-
pamphiet en- dogs and birds diseases free:
DiIds and animals mounted BY expert tsT,
lueIInlst- SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, 7I2
18th 81. NV an91f,
The times., 1897-09-22
At Montreal

A MOrtrcaI--
Montreal ....3 II O 2 o Is
Toronto -. o 0 9 o o 1 o 1-5
HIts-AiontreaI, II; Toronto, s. Errors
Montreal, 3, Toron TO- 6. Batteries
McFa5land and MeNdmara. McDougall
and SnYder.
The times., 1897-09-22
At Providence

at Providence
Providence % 0 0 3 o Ia is
Scranton 80 2 o o o-3
Hits Providence, 12; Scranton, IL Er-
rois- Providence, 2; Scranton, 2. Batteries:
Egan and Dixon; Ycrkes and Boyd.
The times., 1897-09-22
Eastern League Games.

4 Q = IdIUnt--
Syracuse =. y o 0 o O O-a
Buffalo .....0 o o o 0 OIL
Hits-syracuse, 4; Buffalo, Z. Errors
Syracuse, !: Baffalo, 4. Batteries: Mul-
iarEy aud Ryan; brown and Urquhart.
The times., 1897-09-22
4 Turf Hero,s Monument

Lexington, KY, Sept 21.-The memorial
slab TO mark the last resting place of the
great race-horse Domino arrived here from,
New York to,lay. 1t VIII he erected over
Dominois grave tomorrow.
The times., 1897-09-22

OK sALE-A fine Jersey COW and a good
f,ca nliKef; cheap. Address WASH, this of-
A.
The times., 1897-09-22

In one awful inning, in which the first game
was settled beyond doubt, before even
Boston got crack at the ball. Nichols
was pitching for Boston, but after chance
was offered To retire the side the Trolley
Dodgers treated him with as little ceremony
a. they would twirler from he sand lots.
In this inning sixteen men went to hat and
twelve scored. Score:
The times., 1897-09-22

WANTED-Will exchange two unincumber-
lots, $500 each, in ne, for small house;
assume trust or pay cash for difference.
r. s. DONALDSON,
se2S-6t go 10th st. NV.
The times., 1897-09-22
SAFE hUN FoR THE SPIDERS
Following 1le in Eight Innings,
Cincinnati Wins Out.

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. LATTER hold
ing the Chicagos down To five bits for
eight innings Wilson Went up in the air
and the Colts batted him aIIuver the field.
ueing the score The Spiders batted in
the winning run in the ninth. Score:
The times., 1897-09-22
FOR SALE-LOTS

FOR SALE-B Building lots, 4Ox1 SO. at
Rosslyn, Va, from sc TO 10c per foot.
OWNER ONL Y, Oil 1-2 Sth ST NV, 1t
The times., 1897-09-22
At Springfield

AT SHfnEIlciu :
Springfield - o D o.
wiItesbarre - o 0 O O-I
hits Springfield, 8; wnkesbarre, 3.
Errors Springfield, 8; Wilkes barre. 3.
Batteries: Eorwin and Duncan; odwellaud
nigins.
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OK sALE-Sample lot OF fine shotguns at
sdcTlIlcei call early and get a bargain.
! OL1IS COHEN, ,IIO4 7tn st.nw se22-qs
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Our methods are based upon the latest
scientific principles obtained from all
parts of European countries, and fndorsed
by the highest medical authorities Of the
world.
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FOR sALE-M1scELLASEoUs

FOR sALE-A handsome walnut 1.eI,sto I,s,-,, =,
aoo anu springs, cheap $40 L st. NV.
The times., 1897-09-22

During the past six months we have
cured nearly five hundred patients suffer
ing from sexual swea kness, blood poison
and other private diseases.
The times., 1897-09-22

Philadelphia, sept Il. Mercer. as usual,
had the PEiIl:es guessing all Tie afterhoon,
the heavy slugsers going after his slow
hall like trgut after ny. Five little
hit> were aH they cpuid -; of him, wHiI.
Becker was ldl when hits meant runs.
Boyle alsl helped uhe Senator'S along Witn
two wild throws, which cost as many runs
6c,re.
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FOX sALE-A large handsome imported
MINK bOa, cost $50, viii sell for sin
edsh. Address CASH, this office se22- ct
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FOR SALE-Grocery doing good business:
reason for selling other business: cheap
rent; good location. Address D. ]. k
this office. sci 6-7t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE good mOney-rnaking
business for house and lot, or farm. QUE
BEG, this office. se2O- 3t-eIn
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SENATORS HOLD THEIR OWN
Five to Four Marks a Victory
Over the QuakerS.
MERCER KEEPSTHEMGUESSING

Cleveland Spiders After a Tie in
the Eighth Inning Score Point
on the Players From Chicago
Ten Thousand Spectators Witness
Divided HoDors in Boston.
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Earned runs Cleveland, /; Chicago, A:
First base on errors Cleveland, 2; Chicago.
/ Left on bases - Cleveland, 5: Chicago,
o. First base on balls Off Wilson, / off
Thornton, /. Struck out BY Wilson, 3: by
Thornton, 4. Three ba Sc hits = -BeIden, Deck
er, Connor. Tw o-base iiits O'Connor,
Thornton, Mccormick. Stolen bases
Creiser, Ryan Double play. Callahan, Con
nor and Anson- Umpire Mr.. 0'Day. Time
Of game hours and minutes.
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GAMES TODAY.

Washington AT Ehilndelphia.
Brooklyn AT Boston.
Baltimore at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Cincinnati at PtIShur2.
louisville at ~. Louis.
The times., 1897-09-22
HoNoRs EASY AT BOSTON.

y Multitude Appluuded an Even
Parting With Brooklyn.
Boston. Sept. 21.-Brooklyn took
reef la Boston pennant aspirations today,
breaking even In double header. Almost
10000 persons saw their favorires 90 down