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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-07-29
Summons for Publication.

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THE AMERICAN Freehold LAND |
MORTGAGE COMPANY OF LONDON,
limited Plaintiff
MARCEANAS JACKSON. Defendant.
The State of Washington to the said Marcea-
mas Jackson, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty days after the date of the first publication
OF this summons, tOwit; within sixty days after
the 18th day Of July, 1928; and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled court, and
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff and serve
a copy OF your answer upon the undersigned at
torney for the plaintiff. at his Office below stated
and i'll case of your failure so to do, Judgment
will be rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint, which has been filed
with the Gle k of said court. The object of this
action is to recover Judgment in favor of the
plaintiff and against the defendant in this act
ion for the sum of Five hundred nine dollars
and twenty cents, plus interests, costs, and at
torneys' fees, and to forecose certain real es-
tate mortgage executed on or about Feb. 4th
1891, by the defendant in this action to the
plaintiff in this action, and covering the follow.
ing described real estate, towit: rhe South west
quarter of Section Twenty four, (24). Township,
Nineteen, (19), Mort tn of Range Six, (6), West Of
the Willamette Meridian.
GEO. H. FUNK,
Plaintiffs Attorney
P o. Address, Olympia, Thurston County, Wash.
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WAR news has been unimportant
ior the past 1.-TWO weeks, and has given
way TO the more important news OF
the arrivals OF the Klondike ships
which has more local interest.
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JOHN GRAHAM, Plaintiff
VS..
CORDELIA J. HILL and DAVID H.
HILL, Defendants
The State of Washington to the said COrdelia
]. Hill and David H. Hill Defendants; You and
each of you are hereby summOne to be and ap-
pear, within sixty days after the date of the first
publication of this summons, to-wit: within
sixty days after the 9th day OF June 1898 and
defend the above entitled action in the above
entitled Court and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff and serve copy OF your answer upon
the undersigned attorney for plaintiff at his Of
flee below stated and in case of your failure so
to do judgment will be rendered against you ac-
cording to the prayer and demand of said com
plant, which has been filed with the Gle TX of
the said court.
The above entitled action is an action to fore
close a mortgage recorded in No. of Mortgages,
page 1874. of the records of Mason County, Wash
upon the following described property: Lot No.
|; SWA OF NW14;, NJ of Lot No. land NJ of
NW14 of SCI. Ali in section No IA Up. %, N.
Range West, w. NJ, In Mason County State of
Washington.
S. p. RICHARDSON
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. o. Address, Shelton, Wash.
Dated June Ath, 1S9S.-6W
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TED-TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE
wv gentlemen or ladies to travel for respOn-
sible, established house III Washington. Month
ly $1,000 and expenses. Position steady. Refer
ence. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope
The Dominion Company, Dept. Y Chicago.
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The Yellow Stuff Arriving.

The thirteenth treasure vessel from
the North, steamer Charles Nelson,
Captain Anderson, from ST. Michael,
made port at Seattle Monday morning
shortly after Q o'clock. She brought
179 passengers, and, as nearly as can
be estimated, 81 100000 in gold dust,
nuggets and drafts. OF the thirteen
treasure boats which have arrived from
the North thus far twelve have made
port at Seattle and One-steamer 1t.
Paul-at San Francisco. A close
estimate of the total amount OF gold
brought by these boats places it at a
little more than So, 100000, Of which
$6,5O0,OOO has been poured int the
lap of the Queen City and $3,0d0,000
has gone to the City Of the Golden
Gate.
The treasure boats arrived to date
and the amount ofgeld in dust, mug
gets and drafts are as follows:
Tug New England, July ), y 73,O00
Sch Hattie J Phillips July 10, 7O,OOO
Str. Cottage City, July Is, 100000
Str. City Of Seattle, July l6, 100000
Steamer Tartar. july II, $4,000
Steamer St. Paul, July II, 100000
Steamer Samoa. july Is, 100000
Steamer Roanoke, July -, 100000
Sch. Dora Bluhm, July 10, 2l600
Steamer Lakme. July 90, 100000
Steamer Utopia, July %, $4,000
Steamer Farallon. July 90 10000
Str. City of Kingston, with
the Garonne's pas July 90, 100000
Str. Chas. Nelson, July % 100000
Tosal $9,511600
This makes daily average total OF
gold brought from the gold fields OF
Alaska into Seattle of 1925, 527 from
July to July %, inclusive.
But this is not the end. It is the
great beginning. For there is yet
vast amount of gold in Dawson City
awaiting shipment to Seattle. There
are close on to fifteen Thousand miners
in Dawson now, and large proportion
of them is gold-laden. In addition to
this, the N. A. II. & L. Company has
on hand big bulk OF nuggets and
dust, which will be shipped south in
cOnsignments, the amount now on
hand and to be received being too great
to be n:rusted to any one boat. The
policy of the company is to insure at
least partial security by distributing
the gold over continuous sailings in
stead of risking the bulk on one.
Those in a position to anticipate, say
nearly all the gold to be shipped south
will come to Seattle, especially now
that the assay Office is established. 1t
will prove IL strong magnet to draw
the precious metal into the gates of
Puget Sound, so that her golden har-
vest is not more than fairly under
way.-P.-I.
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Bilious Fever
Headaches and Weakness Over
come by Hoods SarsaparIlla
Strength and Appetite Restored
after Serious Illness.

Strength and Appetite Restored
after Serious Illness.
81 was troubled with headache and
bilious fever, and was very weak. 1tooK
medicines without benefit. After read
ing testimonials from people who had
taken Hoods Sarsaparilla made up my
mind to try it. When I had taken three
bottles the headache and stomach trouble
had Disappeared" EDWARD ME1LANDT,
BrookieId, Washington.
"After having an attack OF bilious
fever took Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t has
given me strength and good appetite.
gained u pounds in two months while
taking it." c. STILLINas, Roy, Wash
ington. Ee sure 10 ge' only
n GODS S ps5;iia
The best in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So.
-.,s act easily, promptly and
Hoods Pills effectively. 25 cents.
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We Offer this week-@
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Fine lneof at SC
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ew ecesof PERCALES at 1Oc
asortmen fine 6-inhP ERCALES
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WRAPPERS, % n style and
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will that
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR MASON
COUNTY.
JOHN w GRAHAM, Plaintiff, |
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Summons for Publication.


P. o. Address, Olympia, Thurston County
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-02

Red Cross Society o. Walls waua ex-
poets TO remit 81" in few days
A society % Christian Scientists has
completed a church building =. Ner per-
Idaho.
+. p. Egan's residence a Paieuse has
been Destroyed by fra Loss 81 .Qoe. :nSur-
ance 1870
Five townships have beer thrown ope.s
Ior sstfie'nsTit On the reservation near
Lewiston, Idaho.
New Whatcom's city council $ conssd-
erng the Introduction OF an anti-cxpecto-
ration ordinance
R FL. Batters5y. a prominent citizen Of
E r. and a well-kEaswu Odd Fellow.
died last Sunday.
The Northern Pacific now has ga jap
anese ianorers az work aAong the line ~
It's road. and as many more viii D. pat OF.
A band OF Mormons has arrived az Spo-
kane and will begin the work Of proSeiy--
ing immediately. Elder Bra.nwell WI
have charge % the NILSSON.
William v. Hesksth. a resident OF the
I'M, nnl1sd states since 1874. and one of the
pIicatson 20 become a citizen
The Spokane Gearing House Association
nas passed a resolution that on and after
July ~ lsas, Canadian currency viii De
subjected 70 a per cent. discount.
Frank Harris. aged sixty-tiye. will re
tr1eo at the September term o. court r.,
kaIarla, charged with assauIting a feeble
minded girl at the county poor house.
The plano recently seized ~ Treasurer
Roeder % Vh2tcom county. was sold at
pubic auction ID l.. ;. Kinks for So
which amount Will about cover costs AMI
taxes.
County Treasurer Judson. OF Pierce
county, has ISSUED a call for 81 40 of spe-
ctAl warrants issued by school DISTRICT
No. 10 TO pay for the. WASHINGTON college
building and grounds.
The superior court al kalama mas ay A
decision declaring tax deed invalid. at
fectei good deal o. property IN that
town. 10. held and claimed under other
deeds made at the same tax sale.
Judge Williamson has ordered r. r.
Rogers. receiver Of the Bank Of sumner
10 return to ]. r. Gi5ts a special deposit
OF <2-5.. placed in the bank after IL was
known 20 be in an tElsaalVent condition.
f, W. Weinberg. q prominent citizen Of
Colfax and wealthy lani owner recently
enlisted as a private In a Pome-0y COM
pany Of volunteers Mr.. Weinber, ia
Democrat, and six years ago was caadi-
date for sheriff Of Whitman county
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Fair Heirs Patd Dearly for Litigation
over Their Fathers Will

SAN FRANCISCO July 1.-Two con-
tracts iavo.v3ng Ire payment az the Iare-
est .ntiS isiuai fees fer legal services ever
paid ia California have been fled ,or rec
ORD 81 this city.
TEE contracts ia question are b<rweC n
Theresa \ oeIrlchs ard Virginia Far.
daughters os the late James & Fair. ard
thr legal firms ~ LLOYD Il Wood and Gar
ber BisAop * Wheeler.
TIE inden:ar.s cal for TIRE payment 20
"a y u the firms Il per cent y the por-
lions II 1ne laaifs rasnst 81 the stale -
she late Jau2r~ = FAR THIS aggregates
slH ~ k5-' tsaa ~ tsc paid saca - the Arms
provided ts~ tr8st Viii 10 declared n
valid In tac e~ent contrary action rss-
salts. : per cvug. 81 the issccne If ne
property saAl Ne paid u tn at;or~e ys
To- sse wears after the decree 81 dlsirs-
bu.laa T11s iruS, nil having been de-
clzYs3 valid the first pv0v!so % ths cov-
sra<ts become imperative Tire rev -srt-
aga ef she .ncovsle. howsser. NJ s,, pad
waat tA5s SUN amounts "a - unknown.
htst . ls considerable.
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9M|SkEY TAKES revenge.
,.onuA sLuGGERs FALL BEFORE
Ms QUEER CURVES.
.a..AtA Exhihisi0a 81 F1elatng -
-. Paxe and AA1ePsOo-Eate9
Fvfh.Istions and Works Woes
Daily sad Dalrymple Good Ones.

romzkey. the little pitcher, who WAS
,.;eas<c BY Tacoma and Immediately
srzsA By Seattle, wore a broad grin on
Vi, ssce after yesterdays game. He had
.,ssa sweet revenge On his former COM
sxssons The scores 10 s-does not fair
sy sroscais how the young man disposed
II the slugsers from the City Of Destiny.
he had them On the jump ali the time.
I. vas not strike-out game, as the
,,ssf column OF Seas,le's score will snow
Canlskey kept putting the bail around
:ss edges Of the plate. now and then
nedviching in a queer little jerky curve.
ouneiimes 1t Sas as out and sometimes
e In. and on all occasions the ball came
heys srsed 10 kK It. Not one of them
struck Out. but they couldn't place the
hi where they wanted to. 50 that il
amounted 10 anything. except in the sixth
ssd niuis innings.
without almost perfect support Coulss-
s,y would not have won his game. al
ttoag;l ne made three base hits, stole
,srse bases, and scored one-fourth OF the
,aas TIE brilliant fielding of Dea. PAGE
and Anderson helped him 10 a well earn
A victory. IL Is true that Cofniskey was
,5e allaronne star Of the game, yet sight
ra.u not be lost OF the trio that cover
,aird short and second Dea's work was
4, e.san cut, on several hard chances. "a
Inc writer ever saw In the National league.
ana he was tEe HE OF the game. There
y not the slightest doubt that one of the
hg clubs viii give him a chance before.
hnx He plays hall all the time, and IL
universally popular because he is so good
rstursd Page and Anderson made some
sne stops. followed by quick and accurate
throws
George Gates In undoubtedly the best
,ss, fielder la The league. but he had an
ssfs. time yesterday. IL seemed as IL
every ball thai came into his territory
sxs Just out Of his reach. He mufYeei an
Easy one. and failed 10 hold another az
Ter long run. In consideration OF his
magnificent effort 10 get the latter he
vas excused from an error. KIeiber
handled everything that came his way
Daily al second. and Dalrymple. In GEN.
Ter Two men new 10 Seattle crowds. show
"a Up well. Coz pitched with good speed.
but was hit hard just when he WAS anx-
logs 70 strike out the hAtsman. lie was
responsible for all OF Seattles runs ex-
sep, tive. which were charg.ah.e TO
Work, Ia right, As matter OF fact
work would no, have made the errors had
the ground been half way level. 4 right
FIELDER who has work 10 do In Seattle and
esc ares IN error Is in great luck
For fys innings only one hit was made
of corn:skey. The sixth brought change
pairym1le drove one at Dea that no
aelGar could handle. Work dropped a
safe one In left and Norton drove the ball
oyar the fence for "A home run. Tacoma
GA not score again until the ninth. when
Seattle had five runs ahead. Two men
were oat and Comiskey put the bali
straigh, over the Plate, and Gates. Dali
rympis and klssber fattened their batting
averages, and three more runs were
ssueed.
Tie sc0ee.
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Seattle ts. Tacoma ,Jaauy.

seattle ara Tacoma VIII plxy oall at the
a"s'e0e park this afternoon. commencing
" 81 oc'ack Adams. w}oAe nee work
. 'Foeh' games has ceusvd much com
ssa' VI pitch for the hoius team An
~,."S VII se IN the box far Tacoma
Manager Work said Yesterday that II the
s"easance a. games IN Seattle did rot
mFF"Ne he would demand guarantee
vs. nave Done everything ~ o'r power
- soske baseball success IN Sattle."
80 President Doyle last might. The
s.ntf o. BAL = certainly good. aad We
14a'' ladies With escorts TO all samcs
ave those or holidays
he batting order 81 the teams 20. TO-
ssys game.
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sheepshead bay Races.

NEW YORK, July Results ar Sleeps
head Bay.
SIX turion2s~ISdofe wen. Uanion Sec
end. hinnikinac third. Time. lis Is.
Mile and a sixteenth bcCanter Won;
RsIla hammock SECOND, F'laxspinner third.
Time a Is
Five furiongs-M yriam Claire Won. Maid
OF Harlem s.~ond. Sacchar1Iss thirti Time
liza AS
Rcd cross harstFcap. Inlle--Peep oDay
won: kstefuot second. Royal Stag tAiri
Tine, Ia
Five and a half furloBgS. selling Kirk
wood Won. 9'yrshena second. Leplaa third
Time. / 80 -,
Mi1e, seilir Sir Gawain won, dead heat
for second place between Mount W asa.ng-
ton ami C'har.Rtus- Time la Ia
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Narthro-f : uow ar Incorporated town
D. the ;alr4 class
4 splendid z~arr - copper ore aaS cesG
lcSatr1 ae8~ kSA~esl
\ ssEht frost struck tae vall~v 'a.fs N
she ne ~ s~sT,aoo& ~ s-esFi4.e Lass ii sG8ay
GSag
$40. an Parker + prominent farmer =
VAia Nsis cY3asy. FsaS s@at 20 Cart
RsFfS gssEa S~sgs17a .sianE Con psay /. S<coEsd
s1&stHttoa Washington volunteers, al Saa
49, . 40 49, ss1@- G-@- >---~-
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l.atonia Races.

CINCINNATI. July lWeather fine;
track fast. Results:
SIX furiongs. selllng-reuccr won. Greed
mere L. second. Brightey.s third. Time,
liza.
FtSr farlsngs- Little Major Won. rrcss
hirnb8ll second The BondFnan tAiTd.
Time l,o&
one Mile F~Tr!mu3a won. Anna
Helm second. Carl Holland third Time,
t-k2t..
Mile and an eighth. s",llng-Romp Won.
ROYAL Dance second Hida!Eo third Time.
/ Nsta
Five furlongs- Ean0is woH. Vial second
pznxar th.rd. TIM Ices.
Nile DoaAfiaa Neu. Co3iefn secoad IL
sna talTA. Time &c
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st. Louis Races,

ST. LOUIS. July Nv Gather warm;
track fast. Results
Half mile seiling-Nona T. won, Bul
earian second. Lady Memphis third Time,
80.
Four and a half furiongs-Ton shannon
won. Blenheim second, Baicrc third.
Time 81.
Six turongs-Miss Lizzie Won. Shinlak
or second Cousin Lizzie third Time III.
SIX and a half furlongs hdndicep~tiib-
raltar won, Lofd Fairfax second Ed Far
rell third. Time. i.2n&..
Mile and sixteenth. seliing-Finga
wen Empress Josephine second Confess
Sion third. Time i,5eS..
Mile and a sixteenth. selling @.
won. Lady III West second. Me'iallo third.
Time aais.
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Portland Races.

PORTLAND. July i--ReSal,s a; Irving
ton
Me ard an e5sh;N. frs~, for ALL etty
Geuify Won, Rlu Frazier second, Decesv-
e. tatrf Time 1s1<
SIX a2t hslf fG-5ors~ oN ner's han,la.
cap- Flnx Non- Baravta second. I Doa't
Know thir,S Time az
Five sufleak@ God BAG non. Ra0&tfo
sesond Soya' Far n RI Tine. n
'tyofft~x s3-tsse c1.e Won Alameda
secand. Hf~i time -
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score by Innings.
ssaille .... .... .. / o 3 0 z IS
Tacoma .... ..-..- O o u o 8 O Sc
summary.
h4Sss on balls~On Comskey ; OK
b. Con !,
eHacs out--Ey God :
rwo-aasc hits Anderson t.l. Hartmann.
rhrse-hss- psirymp!e
stcne run Norton
aals WV :"
RAISED baIls-by Hartmann ], by Nor
slcrIfite hit Rand
Tine o: game i41
tmpife-Mr. Mcinorn,.
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f"rti"nd ~, Spokane II.
Most Money -WOrth

of tea in SchsI,ng's Best Costs a
trhle more than common tea, but it is
worth twice or three tim IS as much
Put up in sCrew-top soldered tins,
tyr klondike purposes.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE CANES.


Cleveland II. Boston G.
CLEVELAND. July. 1.-The Indians had
their eyes on the ball today. I.ewis was
hit hard and then Boston put I<l3osdanz
In. but with little better effect. Attend
ance i.Sn. Score:
c ,,l...:,., ....... .-... i + + = I:
Ba:ieries-Jones and criger, Lewis. XII
hedanz and Yeaser. EMPIRES, Cushman
and Curry.
baltimore =. Louisville o.
LOUISVILLE. ky. July THE Colon
neis were shut out for the first time this
season. Both teams nelded brilliantly.
Attendance. Leu. Score:
Baltimore Baltimore ,..... ...... 1859 : i 9
Batteries-Nons and Rob.ns3n. D3wl,og
ODay.
81. Louis 4. Washington z.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July i.-Hughey
pitched phenomenal ball today and re-
ceived perfect support. The Browns
knocked Swain out Of the box in The iirst
tendance. LIee Score:
- Louis ;,.-.. '...-. ....... : 3
Bat;eries-Hughey and Clements: swain.
Donovan and Farrell. Cmp!res, S~ar4-
wood and Wood.
Cincinnni II. Philadelphia
CINCINNATI, July Both Wheeler
and Duukle were easy marks lor the Reds
today DIVER, ON the other hand was ef-
fecive throughout the game. Attendance,
2,sD. Score:
clselqn,tl -. go. ........ Il + i l. F.
Phiiadeiphla 49, 49,. 49,
Batteriss ~Dwyer and Vaughn: wheeler.
Dunkel. Fisher and MscFarlaqd. I'm
p.res. Eu1slie and Heidier.
Hrouksyn ~ piftshurx ?
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Gas TO- RIA.
Bsars the Hlhs Kind You Have alSaS Bought

THE championship game Of la crosse on
July 1 will be worth seeing Madison
park, at 80 Admission free
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GRAND BALL. Armory hall. July T.
First Regiment Orchestra Is pieces. Tick
cts 81. Ladies free
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CLEVELAND. July. 1.-The Indians had
their eyes on the ball today. I.e;gis was
hit hard and then Boston put kl3osdanz
In. but with little better effect. Attend
ance i.so. Score:
X. II. L.
Cleveland 70 fe
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Basteries-Jones and Crlger. Lewis, Klo-
hedanz and YeAger. Ungsres. Cushmas
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works yesterday afternoon the following
petition from James Msher. acting for the
garbage guen Of the city. was granted:
For permission IA remove smells and 9TH
or refuse from restaurants on saturday
evenings from 10 o'clock for prrniiS-
sion 80 three, DAYS time In which 10 re
move frona the streets refuse caused hy
the Fourth ~ july decorations. in the
commercial portions ~ the city At any
time ~ day for general permission Ia re-
move at any time when necessary such
refuse as accumulates from paperng and
.sthDr internal improvements customary
AZ this time ~ the year.
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LOUISVILLE ky, July The Colon
neis were shut out for The first time this
season. Both teams fieided brilliantly.
Attendance, Leo. Score:
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PiTTSBU re-. July six hits and six
runs in the second inning put T4nnehiu
out OF the box. HASTINGS pitched fine
bah and the tea III behind him Played
good uphill game. Attendance. ] so
Score.
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Batteries Nops and Robinson: Downing
snd kiitridge. Cmpires. Mcdonald ana
o. DaY
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Doctor Radcliffe
NERVOUS, CHRONIC AND SPECIAL

DISEASES. even in their most aggravated
forms. There IL no man IN the word who
has effected 30 many permanent cures In
both Men and W omen OF troubles which
other physicians II acknowiodg ability
had given up as hopeless as this eminent
sneclaiist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-02

CINCINNATI, July Both Wheeler
and Dnukle were easy marks for the Reds
today DwyeF, on the other hand was Fl
feciive th.oughou the game. Attendance,
23p Score.
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CHICAGO. July 1.-The Orphans muff-
ed. funbled ard played like ioi Of school
boys today, while the Giants played fast.
clean bail. Warner was put out OF the
game for kicking. Attendance, 400.
Score: