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The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30
MANHATTANS ENTERTAIN

Bouts of a whirlwind nature were fur nished to about 300 lovers of boxing last evening by the Manhattan Athletic Club in their rooms at 1745 Mission street One became so torrid that a police sergeant, fearing a repetition of the Griffo- McCar- thy battle, ordered a halt in the middle of the fourth round just when the spec tators were warming up to 1t.
 After interesting preliminary three round goes between Fred Schoenfeld and J. Lahey, Wood brothers, Gus Coster and Fred Muller, Joe Sullivan and Oscar Hil- ton, Yama and McDevitt, Ast and Magee were disposed of, Young Muller, an elder brother of the redoubtable Fred, and Jack King, alias Roberts, entertained the spectators with three rounds and a half of arm swinging and ludicrous boxing. The first round was filled in with long distance sparring and grimaces, and the second was repetition of the first, with the exception of a clean knockdown scored by King. In the third Brother Fred tried to coach Brother Joe by mak- ing fistic motions, but it availed him not. Early in the fourth King let out kink. and swinging his right uppercut Muller in the eye. closing it. He then followed him around the ring administering blows which, had they landed would have ended hostilities. It was then that the sergeant interfered and Referee Wiggin awarded the decision to King.
 Phil Green of Oakland (145) and Al Nell Q45) were next to contest for supremacy. but after four rounds of vicious fighting the bout was adjudged draw Green was over-anxious and missed many heavy swings, while Neil, somewhat cooler. awaited their coming, and would step in close and land. Both men fought evenly and cleanly throughout the four rounds. and their efforts were appreciated by the spectators.
 It is expected that Matchmaker Muller will arrange a go between Lon Agnew and Neil, to take place some time in May.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30
WINNERS AT THE EAST. Goodrich Takes the Mississippi
 Handicap at Memphis.

CINCINNATI. April 2s.-Weather fine; track fast. Six furlongs-Cymbelne won. Fl Are second, T. F. Keeler third Time. 116
 One mile, selling-Rida won, Tenpins second Spaldy II third. Time 1:42%
 One mile, seling-Evanesca won Rotha sec ond, The Monon third. Time. 1:41&.
 One mile and a sixteenth. selling-Elkin won Swordsman second. Charina third. Time, 1;4S&.
 Four furlongs-Heliobas won, Ned Wilkes second, Fine Respice third Time, :4S1s.
 One mile. seling-Necklace won, Sir Fred second, Nellie third. Time 1:421b
 MEMPHIS, April 29.-Resuts at Montgomery Park: One mile, selling - Forget Not won Schedule second. Wheaton third. Time :43I4
 Four and half furlongs, sellng-Red Pirate won, Leo Stratus second. Lafayette third Time, :5715.
 One mile, seiling-Moncreith won. Ben Wad- dell second, Mystery third Time l:43&
 One mile and a sixteenth, Mississippi ham, dicap-Gocdrich won Fervor second, Buck Vi dere third. Time 1:49.
 Five furlongs, allowance-Tom Collins won, Harry Duke second, Horseshoe Tobacco third. Time, 1:02H.
 Five furlongs. sellng-Harry Floyd won, Belle Ward second, Our Bishop third. Time, NEW YORK, April 2s.-Results at Aoueduct Six furlongs, selling-Marsan won, Braw Lad second, Charotus third. Time. 1:2o Masco second. Amorita third Time. 59 3-5
 About seven furlongs. selling-Isen won Ma eco second. Alhamas third. Time. 1:sl 2-5
 one mile and forty yards, selling-Lucid won, Knight of the Garter second. King T third Time, 1:5l.
 Five furlongs. sellng-Bessie Taylor won. Rhody Menia second. Camotop third. Time, 1:20 2-5
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a gift for Valencienne, the lilly gallop- ing away from the Jennings entry, winning easily from Rebel Jack. Miss Lynah was fourth behind Miss Ross.
 Canace, the shifty lilly from the stable of Nick Hall, took the six fur long run for 2-year- odds in the gamest possible manner from Sombre, the sec ond choice. Taking the lead soon after the start the winner was challenged by Sombre in the run home and driving hard from the furlong pole "Skeets" Martin landed her winner from the Jen- nings entry a neck in 1:15A. Owyhee was third, length in front of the fa- vorite, Milt Young.
 Martin also piloted the winner of the final race on the card, a mile and fur long run, decided under selling condi- tions. He had the mount on Thelma, the lukewarm choice, and keeping the brown mare out in front all the way downed San Marco over a length in 1:551@
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30
Olympic Wheelmen Challenged.

The Reno Wheelmen have challenged the Olympic Club Wheelmen to a fifty mile relay race, teams of ten men to each club, each man to ride five miles, to take place at Reno late in May The Olympics have accepted and ex-Captain Hadenfeldt is getting up a party 10 at- tend the event. The crowd will leave here Saturday night, the race will he Sunday morning, and they will get back early Monday.
 The Vallejo track meet scheduled for Decoration Day. May 90, has been in- definitely postponed, owing to the war preparations at Mare Island.
 At Elmhurst tomorrow there will be a two-mile amateur handicap and a ball game between the Elmhurst and Mount Eden hines.
 James Joyce Jr., the chainless wheel impressario, who made an extended stay here three years ago, will arrive here on Wednesday, May 4, for a weeks visit.
 R. c. Lennie has gone north and will not be back until early in June
 Owing to the abandonment of the San Rafael rose carnival, the cycling meet to have been held in conjunction herewith has also been given up
 Alameda will provide almost it's entire force of policemen for the finish of the relay race.
 The Olympic Club Wheelmen, having recently acquired E. A. Bozio of the I'm perial Club, will send him afAa- -r-a-- and ten mile records from F'r, HaywardS shortly after the relay before joining the Olympics. offert self to the Bay City Wheelmen lss initiation and monthly dues would re- mitted, but the club declined the propo-
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30
INGLESIDE STAKE TO-DAY.
Five Starters Will Face the Flag in
 the Four-MIle Event

Five Starters Will Face the Flag In
 the Four-MEle Event.
 The rich Ingleside Stake over four miles will be the feature of the sport this afternoon. The field should furnish some rare guessing. as none of the starters have ever been asked to go the route. Buckwa looks far and above the class and should be able to win.
 Eddie Ames. who pioted Montallade, was suspended. There to 1 offered in the opening betting against the sprinter and as his preceding race, with Piggott up when he fin ished fourth, an indifferent one, 1t looks as though Holly's horse has simply gone stale. At the conclusion of the racing the stewards held meeting and Henry Mason. the trainer of the fast colt Lobos. reinstated That is he can race at Ingleside but still remains suspended at the track the bay. Judge Murphy demurred against the decision. think ing Mason deserving of punishment but the majority ruled
 Miss Lynah pulled up bleeding slightly after her race.
 Ingleside track will also have Monday for a racing day, the gate receipts being donated to the Balboa boulevard fund.
 Oakland track will reopen Tuesday. the re- ceipts on that occasion being turned over to the San Francisco Polyclinic. Complimentary badges these dates will not be honored.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30
CLORlAN " AS
 OVERLOOKED Landed Winner of the Handicap by Woods
 at Odds of 10 to 1.
The Speedy Canace Downed Sombre in a Long Hard
 Drive.
Valencienne Had All Her Old Tinoe Speed-Three Events Went
 to Favorites.

The Surprise" stable Of w. B. len nings & Co. sprung another one yester- day at Ingleside. It was the brown colt Glorian, which turned up winner of the mile and sixteenth handicap at odds of 10 to l. Johnny Woods had the leg up and with 94 pounds to carry the B. year-old made an end -to-end affair of it. winning all out at wire a neck before Fonsovannah, with Dick Clawson in the saddle. Joe Ullman, the 2-to-1 fayorite. looked dangerous to the stretch, gallop- ing along in second place, but when Clayton called on him he could not re- spond and fell back beaten.
 The racing throughout was a shade off color and the attendance was hardly up to the average. Favorites were suc- cessful in three instances.
 Trappean, 5-to-1 chance. downed a band of 'dogs" in the opening five fur long scramble. Celoso looked to have the purse won at the paddock, when Shiells on Trappean came wi.h rush, beating the Baldwin lilly a head. Gran dezia, the favorite, with Thorpe up. was third.
 The event following, a five and a half furlong sprint. was another sec- ondhand affair Amasl was made fa- vorite and as none of .he crabs" be- hind him could raise a gallop won all by himself. Pongo, a 25-to-1 chance. took the place from Gotlieb.
 In receipt of weight from the Swear old Valencienne it looked as though Miss Lynah could pull off the six fur long selling event and she opened up a 4-to-5 choice. The wise ones, however, got aboard Valencienne. forcing her odds down from to 2 to to 2, at which price Miss Lynah also closed It proved
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30
REDS INCREASE
 THEIR LEAD Pitts burg Outplayed at Every Point by Cin-
 cinnati. Bean Eaters Win From Wash ington by Superior
 Batting. Chicago Makes Show of Louisville and Cleveland Defeats the Bro wns.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

 PITTSBURG, April 29-The Reds put up brilliant game to-day and outplayed the Pirates at every point. Attendance 4200. Score:
 R. H. E. Tinn, rirtSDurg SlnclIhdtl -................ 1 Batteries-Killen and Schriever: Hawley and Peitz Umpires-Swartwood and Wood
 WASHINGTON, April 29.-Boston won by superior batting and Washington's er- TOTS Attendance 800. Score:
 R. H. E. Batteries-Weyhing and Mcclure; Willis and Yeager. Umpire-Snyder.
 CHICAGO. April 29-Louisville could not play ball to-day and the opening game in Chicago was a walkover for the home club. Attendance 5000. Score: Ihicag0 ..'''..''. ...'.....'...............16 Is Batteries-Griffth, Donahue and Chance; Frazer and Wilson Umpres-Cushman and Heydler.
 CLEVELAND, April 29.-Had 1t not been for errors by McKean and ChiIds St. Louis would have been shut out with out run to-day. Attendance 700. Score:
 St. Lotus, ......:.................2 O Batteries-Young and O'Connor; Carsey Dan iels and Sugden. Umplres-McDonald and NEW YORK, April s.-Brooklyn-Phila- delphia no game; wet grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30
Season Tickets to Be Taken Un.

As the two rival baseball organizations have combined, the management takes this means of announcing to it's friends having season tickets that the same from both the Pacific States and California leagues will be honored at the game at Central Park on Sunday and then taken up. A new ticket will be issued early next week ana given instead of the old one to those entitled to the same.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30

day to secure an annulment of her mar riage to George Constantine. She al- leges in her complaint that after their marriage on January IA, 1893, she being at that time only 13 years Of age, her hus- employment in an underground resort. When she refused to accede to his wishes he left her and she has not since seen mission to resume her maiden name, Ida Archambault
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30
'e-one mile; selling
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

First Race-Mossbrae, Obsidian, Ach Second Race-Loch Ness. Imp. Mstral II. Queen Nubia-
 Third Race-Our Climate, Huntsman. Monita. Fourth Race-Buckwa. Sharon Lass. Sir Dilke.
 Fifth Race-Daisy F. San Antonio, Charles Le Bel.
 Sixth Race-Don Luis. Elsmore, Watomba.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30
Extraordinary Sale of Vehicles

The Columbus Buggy Company, PIE Market street, will move June 1 to inc corner of Main and Market, one-ha alf block from present location. We are overstocked for dry year and will sell before removal about 200 late ele- gant styles at special bargains.
 Full carload of fancy traps, 1898 styles, at factory prices for thirty days Large variety of other styles. Colum- bus Buggy Company, 215 Market street San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30

Fifth Race-Three- quarters of mile; selling 976 Ockturuck ......114 95S Daisy F......... .112 966 Sadie Schwartz 112 $50 Queen Bazes LIP 927 Little T G......112I 966 San Antonio ...u7 925 Charles Le Bel, 119I
 Sixth Race-One mile; selling.
 BPS Coda .......... .10SI 9S0 Soscol ......... 93 976 Don Luis ..... 91 (976) Elsmore ......... 94 (960)Joe Levy ....... 91l 9S3 Del Paso Ill.,. .113 9S3 Wawona ........110l 976 Watomba ....... S9
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30
Convicted of Larceny.

John Murphy was convicted in Judge Cooks court yesterday on a charge of having stolen $650 from Michael Crowley.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30

First photographs of the recent eclipse in India taken by members of the Chabot Observatory, in next Sun days Call.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-30

one of our gunboats and go up against the best ship in the Spanish navy Those fellows have a few good ships, but they can't fight.
 There's no need of worrying about any of our ships. The only thing thai troubles me is that Spain will quit be- fore we have a chance to lick her as she deserves for blowing up the Maine All our boys want is one chance at the Spanish fleet, just one, and after it is all over I stand ready to eat all the Spanish ships left above water and not captured
 Then Sharkey went back to his rope skipping and after plunge in the surf got ready for supper.
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fuongs; selling; upward s
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Track-lo4t of the April lSeS Weather Track
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To-DAY,s ENTRIES.
t Race-Five-eighths of mile; two,year

uarters of a mile; sell
The silver star., 1898-10-27
E, p. LAMB,
siaysr Republican Candidate For
Representative.

Il. 4. Lamb, candidate of the Sill
yer Republican party for represent
ativc from Montezuma and Dolores
counties, is an old timer in the
country, having come to Cortez
when the town first started and in
vested in town property. and has
been engaged in business ever since.
He also owns ranch in the valley
and is heavy taxpayer in the
county, and one of our best and
most enterprisipg citizens. When
he is elected to the legislature the
people will have representative
who will work for their interests,
and favor the enactment of just,
equitable and wholesome laws.
With such men as John J. Harris in
the State Senate aud L. X. Lamb in
the House. Southwestern Colorado
will soon come to the front. and
Montezuma and Dolores counties
will receive the credit to which they
are justly entitled. ***
The silver star., 1898-10-27
Election Notice.
State of Colorado,
Montezunia County. Ho

State Of Colorado,
Montezuma County.
In accordance with the provisions OF
Sections 10 and 90 of Chapter xxxiv, of
the General Statutes OF 1883 Of tho State
OF Colorado, notice is hereby given that
a General Election will be held in the
several wards and voting precincts. in
the State aforesaid, on
TUESDAY, THE STH DAY or No
vEMRER, A. ID. 1898,
for the election OF the following officers.
to- wit;
One Representative in the LVl Con.
gress Of the United States. for the Sec.
ond Congressional District.
One Governor OF the State OF Colora-
do.
One Lieutenant. Governor Of the State
of Colorado.
One Secretary OF State.
One State Treasurer.
One Auditor OF State.
One Attorney General.
One Superintendent OF Public Instruc.
tion.
Two Regents Of the University of Col.
orado.
One Regent Of the University Of Col.
orado. to ill vacancy caused by the res.
ignation Of s. A. Griffin.
One member OF the House Of Repre-.
sentatives. to represent tho counties Of
Montezuma and Dolores.
Aud further: Pursuant to the pro.
visions of Section 81 Of Chapter xxxtv
Of the General Statutes OF the State Of
Colorado. entitled "Elections.' notice Is
hereby given that General Election
will be held in the several voting pre-.
cincts in said Montezuma county in the
State aforesaid, on the Tuesday succeed.
ing the first Monday In tho month Of
November. A. d. 1903. to.wit: On the
Eighth day OF November. a. ID. 1903.
That OH said day the following officers
are TO bc elected. to wit:
Ono County Judge.
One County Commissioner for Com.
missioner's District No. ..
Justices Of tho Peace for tho various
precincts.
Constables for tho various precincts.
In WITNESS WHEREOF. have hereunto
get my hand and official seal at Cortcx.
Colorado, this 7th day Of October. a. D..
1898. JOHN WEscm.
lsEAL County Clerk.
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Board Of Registration officers ard
judges of election, have been ap-
pointed by the county commissions
ers rs follows: Lower Mancos, No.
+, George Halls, I. w. Wattles
and NJ. T. Morris; Cortez, No. 2,
d. NJ. Longenbaugh, d. r. Tschopp
and Lee Kelly; Dolores, No. 3, H.
s. Booz, O. d. Pyle and August
Kuhlman, Upper Dolores, No. 4.
NJ. +. Green, +. Robinson and J.
The silver star., 1898-10-27
solved Only Half the Problem.

A Scottish paper tells story o
Sandy Mo, a Fortarshirc farmer
who had been spending an hour OF
two in the evening with a friend g
couple Of miles away. 1t was 6
moonlight night, and Sandy, aftel
partaking freely Of his friends hos
pitality, was riding quietly home a
cross the sheep pastures on his
"guip auld mare" when they came
to an open ditch. which his mare
refused to cross.
"Hoot ava, Maggie" said the
rider, this Wilma dae. Ne maun
jist gang over"
He turned back about hundred
yards and wheeled round, giving
the mare q touch Of his whip. On
she went at q brisk canter; but as
they reached the edge Of the ditch
she stopped dead and shot Sandy
clean over the other side.
Gathering himself up Sandy look
ed his mare straight in the face and
said:
"vcra wcel pitched, indeed, ma
lass. Bit hoo are " goin' to get
over yersel'. ehl"-New York Tri-
bune.
The silver star., 1898-10-27

With :h the inscfiption "By him alone
ct l6 to T." Should he lie success
full in his .eudeavor there will be no
mistakes made, and should he fail
the Silver Republicans will still re-
fuse to be betrayed into the VOL
cett- Mckinley ranks, The dove
emblem has not single candidate
under it who is a true silver wan
They are all pretenders and tools OF
the administration gang for the
furtherance of F. o. Wolcott's SEN
atorial aspirations. Give the dove
emblem a wide berth when you go
to the polls op the eighth Of next
month.
The silver star., 1898-10-27

Senator I'd. Wolcott aud brother
Hank" passed through this city
yesterday In their private car. e.
o. got out Of sight as the car passed
tSe depot, but Hank" had nerve
enough to stand out on the platform
Whlee the twelve people al the de-
~ eould form an opinion Of his
capacity for beer aud champaign.
The silver star., 1898-10-27

Moriarity; Arriola, No. S, H. F.
Morgan, John Brumley and p, =,
Southelen; Upper Mancos, No. 6,
M. w. Reed, Lou Paquin and A,
7. Samson; McI,lno, No. =, d. v,
Hambelton, Norman Hall and 4,
A. Porter.
The silver star., 1898-10-27

He's crazy. they say, as bedbug,
He raves of doves, eagles and
thirgs.
In the gibberings height of hi;
mouthings
OF Uncle Sans picture he sings
There's naught but jumhled-ur
wreckage
In ths brain region under his hat
He tried to find out from the EN-
blems
Where the devil his party was at
Denver Postscripts.
The silver star., 1898-10-27

III y the way an eastern gold
bug pap{ts puts 1t:
.ndnA 4 winged winds that round
~ fthvsy roar"
When ~ stock os grub y gone. whore
wilt ! get some more.
And b the next paragraph 1t tells
of the stsll success Of the McKin-
ley adtninlstration in bringing pros
perity. II The editor Of that paper
wss Gjsging the prosperity he tells
Il russiQ ya~pant over the coun.
ny - a6yjd not be indoubt re-
Har1ing aoeh succeeding meal.
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Editor Charlie Sumner Of the
Telluride Examiner is wearing a
Wolcott button. but seems to be
sane and real bright and sensible on
all other suhjects.-neuver Post,
The silver star., 1898-10-27

When in Durango you iAould stop .,
the l,lain Hotel. Chas. Fisck. propsistor
Tho table 70 supplied With everything
the market affords and you aFs sofs a
bclns treated coustsouSly - ws,l = hav'
log . good comfortable IA - Glesp u
Rates ei.So end o4Ao psr ~, eppsslts
Uaion Depot. AS6
The silver star., 1898-10-27

Senators and candidates for gov
ernor who have sufficient pull with
the railroads to be able to travel in
private cars. aEe not liable to do
anything for the masses.
The silver star., 1898-10-27

This is the way the married editor
of an exchange takes to get even;
"Evc may have had her faults, but
she never went through Adams
pockets while he was asleep"
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FUSION SILVER TICKET.

For Governor
cHAs .. THOMAS. ;. Dem. Arapahoe
For Lieutenant Governor.
FRANCIS CARNEY. Pop, ouray.
For SECRETARY ofstste.
ELMER neutrality-suspicious.. Boulder.
For state Treasurer.
JOHN n. FEsLEH. silver Rep. Fl P4'o.
For ststs Auditor.
.oEoRoB ". TEMPLE. silver Rep, 6srneld.
For Attorney General.
DIV. CAMPBELL. $500. Pop, Pueblo.
For state Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tion.
MRS. HELEN L. GRENPELL........
Silver Rep. a.lpin.
For Rsgsnts Ststs Univetsity,
HAROLD THoNIsoN. Silver Rep. n Paso.
FL. NoRArH,. Dem.. Boulder.
D. y. RIcHARps....... Pop. Arap.hoe.
Fog Congressman.
JOHN G. DELL. Pop. Mon.rosc.
The silver star., 1898-10-27

When you get new suit Of clothes
you want 70 bs sure OF having Il At,
That's just the reason that you should
call on Joe II. Dewitt, agent Tor the
Watt Tailoring Co., Of Chicago. - thia
company guarantees Q nt.
The silver star., 1898-10-27

1sue Silver Republicans are more
Thoroughly dlsgusted than any one
else With the infamous methods
snployed by the Broad -Wolcott
naag In securing the dove emblem,
nod they will resent the treachery
n the polls on the eighth Of next
month. Senator Teller. who II the
,sseognised leader Of the true Silver
1spublican party In this state, Il
tsylng to get recoGnition for an en-.
blen for his party, which will con.
siss sf .picture Of "unrie Sam"
The silver star., 1898-10-27
Railroad Notices,

rate Of SIS 90 for the round trip 10 author.
lied from Denver. Colorado springs and r.i.
cnec, during tho exp0sitiOn. Agents west and
south VI Pueblo IN making through rates Will
Adj no per cent. Of double the lowest Ons.Wmy
Arat-claas standard rate tn Pueblo, Colorado
':rrlnas or nenvcr 10 rAte pointa. selling
,intrs Mny 30th TO October a0eh Inclusive.
Tie cts To hc limited to thirty days from dale
Continuous Jnassage In each directiOu. com.
n'cncing date Of sale and date Of execution.
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q 2 . % Q 3 2 2
AS the county COM
missioners have a.
greed to build the enew
road to the Moptezu-
ma valley fromthe top
of the hill down Lost
Canon to the Dolores
river, THE SILVER
STAR will deposit 4
Of all money received
on new subscriptions
until Dec. 1st, 1898
with Jno. j. Harris &
Co., to go toward a
fund to bridge the riv-
7er at this point.
Remember this offer
and hand the paper to
some one you think
will be interested.
The silver star., 1898-10-27
EDITORIAL NOTES.

$4,000 AAAAA1
Howard Gould probably thinks
his ss,ooo.oao bride would have
been sheap at half the price.
The silver star., 1898-10-27

Bring your white shirts. collars and
cuffs, to The SILVER srAR oilce to b
sent by Monday's train.
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the sIek.

James Morrison Ii sick at VIM.
Mays place and threatened with
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Business Locals.
Subscribe for The SILVER STAR.

Stop at tho Blsin Hotel whom in Du.
range. ASn
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typhoid fever,
t ! I

typhoid fever,
Mrs. w. NJ. Marymec and chill
dren are getting along as we'll as
could be expected.
~
w. NJ. Wooley has recovered from
his recent accident sufficiently to be
up and around,
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THE SILVER sTAR publishes the news
and you should b subscriber. o200
gets Il for one year.
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