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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-28
Baseball Notes.

The New YorkS erred nftsen times In the eiRht
games played last week.
The Brooklyna have won thirteen. lost eleven, and
played ono tie game At Eastern Park this season.
The Bostons will have q dimcult road TO travel.
playing thirty'one straight games away from home.
Thirty -four runs, nfty'two hits, and seven error.
WAS the No" forks record In the Washington Ssrias.
New York L. the nrst club 20 win the series from
another club. having beaten tho WashingtonS ssySn
gAmeA-
Joyce. who failed 70 hit safely In the Baltimore
sories last week, found the Washington pitcher
sAsier, batting safely In each game.
Warner played In seyeA gAmes last week and mAds
one or more hits In each. Davis made two hits In 1IT
OF the games and ono hit In the other two RSa,es.
Herman also found the ball In each game,
The Bostons were shut out for the nrst TINA mi.
season on lAat satHrday Only three clu6s-Nsw
whitew ash brush. Washington and Cleveland nave
been shut out four times, Brooklyn. Cincinnati. Louis.
ST. Louis once.
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CAPT. JOYCE CONFIDENT.
SAYS THE NEW FORKS ARE LIKELY
TO BE IN II AT THE FINISH.

u IL Eis Opinion That There win Ne . Close
EtGht Between Wis Teas, the Bessens. and
Baitiu'eros sey'aeur 1s the sNtntest
Phcher IN the OeuntrS' 20 seyee peeisrss-
The New Yorks returned from their trip to
Baltimore and Washington yesterday morning.
They were in excellent spirits over their suo-
oesstul playing. especially in their series with
the champions. Capt. Joyce received q large
number Of callers at the Colonial Hotel, Harlem,
during the day, and, in talking Of the team to
Tu4 Sun reporter. said:
we have really struck our gait and I attrib-
ute II to the hot weather. There are many vet
Grams on tho New York team who do not get
right until the middle Of the season and who
also finish strongly. Rusie and Meekin are not
yet in their best form, although they are pitch.
ing finely. When they do hit It right I look to
rec our team make q sensational finish. Tho
New Yorks have not stood 20 we'll In the race
for several years as they do now, and We are
playing faster ball than 10 the custom at this
stage. II wo can keep It up and we meet with
no accidents I believe we will DO decidedly In 1t
with the Bostons and Baltimoros at tho end. In
fact, / think the championship will be ultimately
fought out By these three clubs.
1--WE won three games out of four on the Bal.
$3.50 =. go
accomplished By a League team since Hanlon's
man 8rst yyon The pennant- Our sncce,. th.ro
At..- -. 1- -
was due TO good hitting ana enectvo pitching.
To me IT appeared that the Baltimore pitchers
were giving way under tho strain. Then. too,
was apparent That the champions were dis.
Outraged u bit by the actions OF their a. rooters,'
who roasted them numerically for not winning
and finally pulled for us. They realised that
we vere playing better ball than their own
t..m
oam.
AT Washington VIC had q similar experience,
tho crowds expressing the opinion that we
,,o,,,a h. L. ,ho -, s,rr,.,. .i,,hus -
"ouu Il huh'. Se'mour pi'enea u WON
derful game yesterday although no was not
well. The drinking water Affected nearly all of
"a. To-, r,,oI.r L. 4. ,,.r,n- 80 81, ~,
NO. io' iueA'.' VIM 10 pi"ylns sro". JUL Wy
the way. did his best TO rattle Seymour by rush
ing up and down tho lines and bowling like An
Ind,on .C,. .,r,ri.., eli ~ =. hr ,u,nI,r .,
Inuian' W surpriseu aioi us ny turning W
Tuck with the remark:
Say. YOU are coming I'm to the bat again.
.,,,t yout wei I'll m,rn you ,oor ~. n
am your "eli' III mhke you look ike q
monkey!'
fucker kent on with his coacbinr until Il VIVA
~ -. ~. - - Ss-NS..-n
ms turn Al inc piate, una tnch seymour Win
frishtful speed, struck him out. THE SUN was
almost right the other day when It said that
o.m.su. 49,
seymour was the swittest pitcner In the coun-
try. / consider him the find Of tho year.
sullivan. too, 10 pitching. the best ball in his
long and varied career In the League. 1t iB my
intention 10 pltch iusie' Meekih, seymour, ana
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Yachting news from City I.laua.

CITY ISLAND, juno 27.-The following yachts
passed here, bound east:
acknowledgement. r. W. Vanderbilt; Orienta, r.
r. Ladew; Charlietta. W.. B. Higgins; Punjaub. ?. L.
II. Masury. and owasco.
schoonsrs-Her Royal HiGhncss. Frederick de Flu
MAX.
Sloops-Pontiac, Thomas Kills.
The following passed west:
Steamers - Parthenia, A. II. Mckee; Emelino,
Stephen W. Roach; SultanA, John r. Drexel; Free
Lance. !. a. Schermerhorn. Reposo. D. B. Mc0regor;
Maspeth, c. n. Meyer; Viking. n. A. Hutchins.
~mmod Joseph De p.
Jonkin; southern Cross. Vice. Commodore John p.
Philips; Montauk. Vice Lewis Caas Led
yard; Avalon. ?. L. Leland.
Sloop-Eclipse, L. ]. Callahan.
fawl-Montecito, W. W, TompkinA.
The following vessels left here for the east
ward: Yawl Sea Gull, Archer McInnis, and
schooner yacht Christine, Guy n. Miller.
Tho steam. yacht Stellar, Truman Beckwith,
was launched from Piepgras's yard and left for
the eastward.
The sloop yacht Regina, Henry A. Taylor,
came to anchor here from New York, and the
schooner yacht Mohegan. Clark A. Miller, from
the eastward.
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Entries for h Stamford u. G. Regatta.

The annual regatta OF the Stamford Yacht
Club. which will BIO the mecca of all the Corin-
sh!In satlcrs On the Sound today, requires
nothing but a breeze that will keep the gay
bunting swapping from the halyards in order to
have one Of the most successful races Of the
season. The entries include the representative
yachts In these waters. The full entry list with
the racing numbers 10 as follows:
sohooners-Colonia. BIS; Iroauois, Amortta- p-A
90. foot Claas-wasp. J-30; syce. K-st.
ol.foot C~lass-Syce. K-34: Gossoon, K-lS: Uvira.
K-37; Choctaw, ks.
36.foot Clnss-Akista, M-sO.
3ofooters speciai-Hera- VS.; vaquero III, WI.
30.foot C~lass-Ninita, N; Madrtno, N; Pyxie.
Ma.
25.foot Class-ouantuck. P-so; vaquero. P.
2o.foot~ Class-Asthore, Q-{o; shark. Q-34; skate,
@; Keneu, O.
Cabin Cats, a0.foot Class-posoris H., s-1a; Vol.
sung. S-S.
Cabin Cats: e5-foot Class-Mary s.. 81; Win or
Lose. T-8l; Ethel, T-l5.
Open Cats, Rofoot c~lass-osprey. r-l4l; Jb.
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base hits-Hoy, PeitI. johnson. Three.base hit-But
ier. Sacrifice hitIBeckley. Double play. Richey:
Dwyer. 1; OF Cunningham. B.. Hit by pitcher-By
Cunningham, l.. Struck out-By Dryer. 2. First
base by errors-CincinnHti. Z. Left on bases-Cin In.
natl. o; Louisville. 4. U~mpire-Hurst. Time-i hour
and 40 minutes. Attendance-B.o00.
THE nEcnRn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-28
Rowing on the Harlem.

Tho perfect weather for rowing brought out
an exceptionally large number OF oarsmen YES
terday morning, and there was great activity
shown at all the houses along the Harlem River.
The Harlem Rowing Club will have three en-
tries in the peoples regatta at Philadelphia July
B, and the men spent a pretty busy day practising
turns. Aman has quito recovered from his re-
cent illness, and the senior four-oared shell
crew has resumed its training. It was out sew.
eral times yesterday and working hard to mako
up lost time. The crow is composed of Aman.
bow; Maher. 2; Magic. 8, and Ritter, stroke. Tho
Junior double is composed of Trier, bow, and
o'Connell, stroke. Frank Ellis Is the clubs
entry for the junior single sculling race.
High-grade bicycles are the prizes for tho
members OF the winning crew In the intermedi-
ate eight-oared shell race at the Connecticut
July o., and as the Union Boat Club boys have
taken kindly to the wheel, their Intermediate
eight-oared crew. which won the junior race
last fall az the Middle States regatta, has been
to theiE, training. as nothing short Of the bicy.
clos will satisfy them. The crew is made up as
fSSliowsS; bSlier: e %sh Baron, 2; Hte5tbsrg 8;
nan. Z; Woii, stroke &so' ts al s" eossxs q; h eaet.
Cassidy has also entered T. j. Farley in he
Junior single race and Dolan and Kemp in the
junior doubles. The rowing men will leave this
viii be accompanied by a party OF from 80 TO
100 friends from tho Union and other clubs in
this vicinity.
The Nonpareil and wyanoke clubs seem to
be the only organizations on the river that have
men in training for the Long Island regatta,
put as 1t is not to be held until July "a, at
Sheepshead Bay, there is still plenty Of time for
more favcrahly than they are doing at present.
The objection seems to be the Inconvenience Of
getuhS boats TO and from Sheepshead Bay.
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ciESsheu rahhICleNeland D, First base by errors
SieEelAh1' q Lett on bAAes-Cley Gland. nj Cbicago
b. dns,t Ssi :, ON IN eallsIog :. STRUCK OUT
NM1ilaeS Sacrifices hit-Burkett. stolen b 49,
|eAas berkeIt' hit by pitcher-By 0rimth, j. I'm.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Baltimore AZ Now York; Brooklyn At Boston, W ash.
tngton a. philadelphia; Louisville ~ Chicago; Cinoin.
matt at 81. Louis; Pittsburs AZ Cleveland.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto Of Rochester; Syracuse at Bun Aio; seTaAtoa
at Providence; Wilkesbarre at Springfield.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
New ark At Richmond; Paterson at Norfolk, RsAd-
Ing 81 Hartford Athlstics 81 Lancaster.
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SUNDAY ON THE DIAMOND.

Out ChicaGo.
CHICAGO, juno g. Tho Chicagos lost to tho
Cleyelands to-day through inability to hit Pitch.
or Powell. Tho game was exciting until the
error clinohed the result. The Icora: ~-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-28
Yachtsmen or tho New Jersey Y. c. Race o.
the Lower Hay,

The opening regatta OF q seriea among boata belong.
Ing to the members OF the New Jersey Yacht Club Of
Hoooken was sailed yesterday on tho lower hay. The
Eagle Wing, owned by v.ce'Cominodore Sherman, had
awAlkover in class A. for open sloopa 90 10 SO feet.
ana ths Annie r.. owned by William faAs, was unop.
posed In Class ID for cabin sloOps 80 TO 90 feet.
the WInderer. owned by Commodore wenreI, led
Tor open oat6oats 10 TO 40 ieet, the Pioneer. owned BY
capt, foesch and Harry Greten, was an easy winner
from Reliance, Capt, Henry Nelson, The Pionesr aIso
won tho special prize cup for making the fastest time,
The larger boats went over . nftesn. mile course.
craft.
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piro-McDermott. Time-I hour and 40 minutes. Az
tendahce-e.000.
CINCINNATI. 4; LOUISVILLE, 2.
CINCINNATI, Juno 27.-Cincinnati was outbat-
ted to-day, but defeated Louisville through the
latter's poor fielding In the fourth inning. The
nO0Hn,
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Eastern League.
AT BuVTALo.
Bu6alo.........A o o I Q 0 I Ia IS 9
Rochester......0 4 3 8 0 o 0 o 0-l0 10 .
B~atteries-Inks, Brown and Zahner; Yerrick and
Frary.
AT SYRACUSE.
n. u. Z.
Syracuse. ........o . i o o / o o -
Toronto. ........l o 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-3 S 8
Batteries-Malarkey and Shaw; Dineen and Snyder.
THE RECORD.
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Ind This:

Physicians who are equally familiar
with the organization and functions Of the
body, and the peculiarly skilfGl conStruc-
tlon OF The Luthy Wheel" made by
Luthy 4 Co, makers, Peoria, H., with
Austin Remsen, General Eastern AGENT
located at rooms 500. 500 No. $50 Nassau
mend IT,
This bicycle conforms readily to the er.
tensos and neHors ~ the body. and in
Quertly We consider this bicycle far sure
rior 10 any other. ard when We make such
distinctions, the decision Is not given hap
halArd. but IL based upon the closest UNI
prejudiced examination. Probably the
majority OF Journals which arr dedicated
to the preservation OF health. think alike
nth these reports, but a careful seArch OF
the advertising columns ~ such pub,tca-
lions, q glance ~ the paid advertisements
or the various mAkes Of wheels, Will ATord
ready and significant rcas ms why such
Journals cannot declare tee!r prefer nee,
and make public facts which every one
should know.
Happily, however. the INIT d states
Heath Reports, having never solicited -
yertising contracts from any hicy Gle manu-
facturer, an I therefore having no interest
save tina; OF their readers 10 suhserve. arc
IN a position 10 make known the truth,
which Ia familiar 10 every scientist Who
has ever Investigated, and that t., rho
"Luthy Bicycle" Is unQUestionanlN tho
hysvenic wheel par excellence.
United States Hedih Rcrprf','
Washington -,
Volume 0. No. 2. .iuc 18th
AUSTIN REMSEN,
General Eastern ASrnt, Catalogue
$50 Nassau ST.. "'""u 'u 'e9'
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Baseball. POIs GFsuAds. Ts-DAy q r, u.
New York " BAltmors.-Adu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-28
LUTHY WHEEL
$|5O,
Selling at Present
for $40.
II you do not thoroughly understand the correct
principles of mechanical construction. get 4 graduate
TO pass his opinion on this heel for you. We do not
FOR ITSELF.
y: R,-MAl orders must be accompanied by mooay
or Post once order.
ZIMMERMAN,
The Worlds Champion.
UNSOLICITED. WRITES: at is undoubtedly the fnsss
wheel that has ever been placed on the market A
Eianre shows II TO be superior TO anything we hsve
yet seen"
rT the r. REAR 4RE w, + cHAIT OF; WITH 4 sIysL1
0lSCTRS. TRY THE TIERS.
Read This:

In view Of the difficulties OF obtaining Q
correct decision hs TO which POSITIVELY
was the BEST BICYCLE on the Market
decided At the Opening OF the
present cycling season TO make n thorough
ana exhaustive Investigation. the result
OF which will be q definite and decided an
Swer as TO which was the very best bicycle
manufactured as notwithstanding all
claims, there can only BE- y BEST. OCR
representatives have. therefore, with lead
ing N caAnics given close and critical at
tention TO all the leading MAKES Of wheels
a. found in their catalogues ard a. pre-
aenisi by Manufacturer AMI interested
whetlmen. but unknown 70 any one inter
ested IN this Gecision. A. a result OF
thorough tests and examinations. the
UNANIMOUS VERDICT DF OUR RE
PORTERS and GRADU ATEu MECHANICS
was In favor OF the LCTHY WHEEL and
WAS based upon general and ymm "tric0
excellence in every pArt Of a ttcycle.
COUPLED with correct and scientific designA
Space forbids the publication Of the de-
tails OF the character Of that investigation,
but we remark In Passing that GREAT
STRESS WAS laid upon the OPINIONS OF o
large number Of PRACTICAL WoRKMES
who have examined the MECHANICAL
FEATtRES OF the LCTHY,-westerp Re-
view OF m
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TotAI


IA: Lester still leads the batting averages OF thu
PhiladeiphiA team in England, He has compiled sI5
runs In eleven Innings, and has scored double nRures
In every inning except two. A. N. Wood Is a GOOD
second, and has scored double ngures nine times out
OF eleven. II, e. ThAyer and Crawford Coates have
also 6S'tsd well. Eight Of the team have double ng.
rived here to-day. and to- morrow morning they viii
start theiI match against Yorkshire. the champion
county or England. The viAltor were met by fond
Hawke, the captain Of the team, and r.. HilliEan.
both OF whom are old friends OF the Americana. 49,
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The forces OF the Metropolitan District Cricket
League and those of the New York Cricket Associa,
ton fought q great battle at Livingston on Saturday.
II was q natsmAn's game, and q totAi OF BIZ runs was
MAZE. The LeAsuef"on by eighty three runs. A feA-
ture OF the game whs the good work OF y. J. Prender.
CAST behind the wickets. The score:
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NEW YORK ASSOCIATION
A. Brown. OF, Prsndsr.
gast. b. Rokeby 80.
y. q. wArburton. b.
CurrAn .....,.........
7. q. Clarke, c. Roke-
by. b. Wright
W. II. Rose. Q. Clarke.
b. Wright .,,.,.......
j. II. West. @. Prender-
CAST. b. Adam
CT. T0ddings. At, Prem.
dergast, b. Clarke.
II. Helms, run OUT.
j. Robertson. h. Clarke
w. Adam, b. Clarke.
IL. Rubhton, ct. Prem
derRAst. b. Adam. -.
A. Rice. not out. -.
Byes, 1871 leg byss. o;
no balls, l.......,,...
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The l. A. w. State championships resulted as
follows:
Quarter MLe-Won by J. s. Button. Schenectady
a. W. Hughes. Rochester. second; I. A. Powell. New
York, third. Time. SO seconds.
Eslf Nile-won by I. A. Powell, New York; George
Reith. New York. second; II. X. Bird, New York
third. Time. minute . 1-6 seconds.
One Miie-Won by N. J. De Witt, Rochester; A, J
Bradstreet. Rochester. second: George Reith, New
York. third. Time. . minutes 40 2 5 seconds.
Five hilea-Won by A. $. Lee. Cohoes; f. q. Zeiser
Schenectady. second; p. W. Richt, Brooklyn, third
Time. ID minutes 20 as seconda.
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: METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
]. y. CurrAn. C. Brown.
90 b. RobsrtAon ~
IF. J. Prendergast, ct.
10 Brown, b. wsst...... 10
II; c: Wright. !. b. W..
@ b. Brown ............ II
II. 7. Roteby. 0. Rob
10 ertson. b. Clarke. %
J. Adam, b. Clarke. 30
o9 y. A. Webb. b. Clarke. 10
II. q Clarke. b. Rob
0 A. Gum. b. clarke. 81
II; TAtterSAll, |. b. w.,
81 b. Toddings II
u, V. Hughes, C. West,
81 b. Adam 81
ALB. o'Connor. not out. 8
Bysa. 81 leg byss, IL
20 wides, 81 NO balls. o. go
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Atlantic League.
AT NEWARK.
Newark. ..........o o I o 0 o o % 4
Hartford. ........2 y y / l g o o 0-S IL 1
Battertes-Cnrrick and Rothfuss; Gettig and Gear
floss; Bowerman and Roach.
AT PATERSON.
Reading ........0 ] o 2 o o O. 2 IL Z
Paterson. ........0 1 o 0 0 Q 0 Ill 4
Bstteries-Amole. Herndon and Kinsella; westlake
and Kane.
THE RECORD.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-21
Plenty OF Applications.

There are any number of applications
for the new Job working for the village
OF Red Jacket and the council will have
plenty OF good material to pick from.
AT the last meeting oi tie council il was
decided TO add another man to the force
employed, az it was necessary to have a
good man to look after the electrical ap-
paratus at the city hall and TO assist the
other men about the barn and with the
fire department WORK.
1t will require man with some know
ledge OF the work required and be will
have no soft thin =, IA when he is not en-
plOyed about he fire department he will
have to work with stree force. The
council will probably hold a special meet
ing in the near future TO pick out the man,
but the matter may 20 over until the
next regular meeting Of the council which
will be held week from next Tuesday.
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SsIee CIuo C0uesrt

The members OF the Finnish Glee Club
are putting forth extra Efforts to have
their fourth annual concert, to be given
at the Opera House next Tuesday even.
ing, success in every way. The pro.
gram which they have prepared for the
occasion is an exceptionally fine one and
is sure to please. The sketches from the
grand opera will be something new here
and will be one OF the many pleasing
parts OF the entertainment.
The Red Jacket City band will be in at
tendance and render some OF their choic.
est selections. Seats are now on sale at
Sodergren's City drug store.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-21
Have You Investigated?
The Standing ofthe Doc
tor Or Doctors You
Employ.
Be Careful of Medical Ins flutes
Espe cially Those Whose Proprietor
Dares Not Publish Isis own
Name

On Saturday October 2, the Copper
Country Evening News published re
psint OF the st. Louis Republic headed
Trade in bogus diplomas; bogus colleges
grant fraudulent medical certificates
hundreds posing as physicians who are
not entitled to practice, nearly all hold
ing these diplomas are ignorant OF the
rudiments OF medicine
The article further goes on TO state
that there are two OF these bogus col.
leges now domlciled in Illinois. Up TO IA
few months ago there was another hold
ing a charter from the State of Wiscon-
sin, but in consequence OF the removal OF
its headquarters to Illinois the charter
has been forfeited at the instigation of
the State officials.
Long before the above article appeared
in the local papers have we warned the
people OF the copper country OF the IN
scrupulous men who are rracticing med
icine; there are thousands of them scat
tered throughout this country, who max e
living by praying upon the sick and
afflicted; we have long warned the people
to be careful whom they employ as their
physician, as he may be one who has
either bought or stolen a piece Of paper,
and after filing in bis name, calls it,
diploma.
In every walk OF life, in every trade
and in every profession we find some
who are an honor to. their fellow work
ers while Others are disgrace. But in
no other instance can one so hoodwink
the public as ia the medical profession.
Before entrusting your medical adviser
with your money, health or secrets, be
sure that he is II physician or IL connect
ed with reputable medical institute;
avoid all medical institutes whose propri
etor dares not use his own name and
never having graduated from a medical
college, is Obliged to hide his identity by
advertising the name OF some one as
chief consulting physician of bis institute.
The people of the copper country have
been fleeced so often by these sharks, that
we deem it our duty to caution them to
be on their guard.
BE careful TO whom you entrust your
lives; investigate the standing and rep
utation of the head of the concern or H.
stitute with whom you do business; we
want TO be Investigated; the.head OF our
concern ia a graduate from one of the
leading medical colleges Of New York; he
is registered at Houghton and in almost
every State in the Union; always look to
the head man of any concern, thereby
judging the reputation and standing If
the assistants. Remember we treat and
cure all chronic, private, nervous, deli
cate, blood, skin, kidney, liver, bladder,
stomach, rectum and female troubles.
Our hours are daily from 8 a. m. till 8
D. N. and on Sundays from 8 a. M till 3
p, IN. DR.. Goldberg & Co., oyer Cartoons
hardware store, corner Filth and Elm
streets, Calumet, permanent branch of
No. 291, Woodward avenue. Detroit,
Mich. On Mondays we are at the Doug
lass House, Houghton, from 0 a. III. till
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SOciety,s Event.

The coming of the Calhoun opera COM
pany to Red Jacket on Monday evening,
October 20, is stirring our best society
circle to storm center, The fact that
so many OF our people subscribed for
tickets was in itself the starting Of the
wave OF enthusiasm in society circles,
which has developed in a perfect cyclone
OF expected pleasure, all of which will be
more than gratihed on the presentation
OF lie Grande Duchess" The company
includes such world famous artists as
Miss Adele Harrington, the original
"Robnson Crusoe," Miss Beatrice Me-
Kenzie, OF Carleton opera fame. Miss
Louise Lewis, of the fam Gus Grand opera
company, Mr.. j. Aidrich Libbey, The
high baritone who has pOpglarlzed more
ballads than any other artist before the
public, Mr., Edward Webb. the English
high tenor. MIR. Jack Allison, the famous
basso, of the Carleton opera company,
and Mountjoy Walker the great comedian.
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