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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10

hundred dears wth the doctors, when realised thAE
lhey ooad DO good had large spota all over NJ
ho4g and theso broke into Fuanng and
endased sl the suffering which thls vile disease pro-
duosa decided 90 tFy q g a. . last resort and vas
soon greatly Improved. followed closely your Diroe-
tisna or esi and large splotches my
ehssl began grow peler aud smaes and before long
dlaAppaafnA entirely. cured perfectly and my
skIn has hnen as clear glass since cured mI-
a1l AZ hQne after the doctors had failed compe.ey
IA Is valuable time thrown away expect the dootors
.n cure Contaious Blood Poison for she disease Il be-
tI..In .klN Nurlfta enanHo--
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10

The SALEM JOURNAL accuses the editor
Of the Independent Of having addressed
an appreciative audience. He delivered
the 4th OF July oration at the asylum
The average Salem editor is not happy
unless he is having some fun with his
fellow editors.-Albany Democrat.
Fun is better than friction and feel
ing.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10

q. 8. 8. FOR THE BLOOD

asa. snirsy and ooss .h
ii cnrely,
1 che poison 10 where iulAa tseves
all We AL neoessary edea d
M.,s ~ isd ss.sss . ssih Ssss6s o.. IlsSga
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10

The People Of Oregon are impatiently
awaiting the return Of their volunteers
from Manila, and will give them such
greeting as proud hearts rejoice to give
their heroes -Medford Eye.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10
Corvallis 4 Easter nRaiIrOad
TIME CARD.

Ohe ana TWO connect at Albany and
corvallis with Southern Pacific tIains,
giving direct service % and from New
port and adjacent beaches.
NO, runs from Albany 10 Corvallis
on Mondays, Wednes0 .ys and Fridays
only.
NO runs from Corvallis 20 Albany
90 tuesdays, Ihursdays and Satur.
days only.
Trains for the mountains arrive at
detroit at noon, giving ample time
10 reach camping grounds on the
breltenoush and Santiam river the
same day.
H. l. WALDEN, EDWIN STONE,
7 y. q T. A. Nansgar
j. TURNER Agent Albany, ore.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10

To Cure Constipation ForeveR.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. iOc or 25o.
n Q. q q. fail 70 cure. druggists refuPd money
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10

Is beautiful dappled chestnut l6lS
hands high, and weighs 100 lbs. lie /.
a perfect all purpose horse.
VIII be at Huifman's stable, Salem
Saturday OF each week in July and Aug,
ust, and the remainder of the week al
the Fair Grounds. Terms, $500 to in.
sure.
Also colts broken and handled for
speed. II. b. RururRyoRn
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER WIN. M. HOAG

Captain Geo. Raabe,
Running between Portland and Corvallis.
stepping az all way landings.
RIVER SCHEDULE.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10

The Model Oregon Newspaper and Family Journal
Uniting News, Fiction, Literary, Ranch aud Dairy
and Market News in attractive readable form.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10
JouRNAL"x RAYS. ("

Going-in-swilnming is nearly ripe.
80
Wanted--each Of the 500 visiting
editors 10 bear away from Salem fragrant
memories. Ladies', bring US 500 hand
bouquets Of roses and showy flowers, es-
pecially old fashioned ones.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10
Kurtz g. Hamilton
PLUMBERS
and TIMERS
gs COURT STREET.
gs COURT STREET.

Make a speciality Of all kinds OF
Sheet Steel and Galvanized Iron
work roofing and guttering, a full
line Of Pumps and pump fittings.
Prompt work and reasonable prices.
wind mill. Cali and see us before
giving your order for mill or tank.
Phone pa
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-10
BsuaTs Of tho Doctors
Patchwork; You Gan
Cure Yourself al Home.

s vie poison and only sp' e heal up es Ssswsd Of s
and nassvor 20 kseP she 10 with hs, constant doses q potash
the ht continued indefinitely the drugs doing
damage than she disease itself
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-31
~ EAsTER sURPRIsE.
Pretty Partisan Idea for a Novel j

Pretty Partisan Idea for q Novel Fa
vor for Easter Luncheon.
Any one seeking an Easter novelty
win And 1t in the unique idea which has
Just reached here from Paris, comprfs-
ing an egg in the esq cup and contain
ing a souvenir OF the occasion. The
egg cup Is a dainty bit Of Limoges, and
the surprise within Is q plump little
basque cupid nestled In bed Of rose
cotton.
This idea Is likely to be carried out
70 . great extent at Easter luncheon
favors, which may be made Is inexpen-
Slve or as costly as one desires. As
4 matter Of fact, the main surprise lies
In the amount that an egg shell can
hold. whether dainty handkerchief, a
bit Of 3ewelry or bon bons.
The egg must be broken Oh evenly at
the small end. and the shell carefully
washed and dried. The lettering on the
shell may be done In either water color
or gold. and after the souvenir IS fas-
tened torthe cup by. touch Of gum
here and there. II number Of shells
are to be required they might be secured
at some convenient bake shop, and for
luncheon faTorS the surprise might
consist In bon bons. preserved violets,
bIsque rabbits or cuplds. or there are
many little Japanese articles in q hu-
morous way which would be amusing
as well as inexpensive. II the articles
are heavy. they should be well wrapped
in cotton to prevent breaking the egg
Rh0llS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-31

Mrs. Ferguson gave her sleeping hus-
band a shake.
''GeorEe!" she exclaimed, ''listen!"
Mr., Ferguson merely opened his eyes,
grunted and went TO sleep again.
Wake up, George,N she persisted,
shaking him q second time.
What Is It. Laura?" he asked, sitting
up in bed and rubbing his eyes.
IT hear a noise downstairs
els that what you've spoiled my nap
for? What Is there for anybody to
steal? At the present market price Of
silver what do you suppose any burglar
would want Of the few spoons that we
have on hand? You're good little wO-
man. Laura. and / love you with an un-
dying devotion. but II you make a bur-
glar alarm OF yourself again when Tn
sleeping at a pressure OF 200 pounds to
the square inch you'll get into trouble.
Seer
As he prepared to SO to sleep again
she shook him for the third time.
George" she Easped. there's q peck
Of apples in the pantry"
That's different" said George, get
ting out Of bed. grabbing his revolver,
and hUrrying down the Stairway.-chI-
cago Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-31
GARDNER,S NEW VENTURE.

He ana Winnie WlndeF buy out the
old Metropolitan Club-A Match
Between Gardner and Gou1ette Pro-
bable.
The Metropolitan Club passed Into the
control Of a new gement yesterday
afternoon. The stockholders sold out
their interests In the club to Oscar
Gardner, who, with Winnie Winder,
win run the club In the future. ) The
consideration is said to be 5000. which
largely represents the Fulton club
house. It Is expected that under the
new management the club and boxing
in general here VIII take on a new lease
Of life and furnish local patrons OF the
game with the real article.
The club seemed to have been minus a
rabbits foot IN the past SiX'monthS, for
1t ran agalnst some kind Of q hoodoo or
spell, and whether the cause be traced
to this source or that, the fact remains
that none Of its recent contests was sat-
isfactory. The public often Judges
hastily, and the club has been criticized
IN many instances where Il was not to
blame. As q financial venture in the
past twelve months the club has been
q frost.
Oscar Gardner's name and fame Inc
sure the best the market has In stock.
He intends pulling on twenty-five round
contests as often as he Is warranted In
doing. and for the first he win try TO get
on. q match for himself with KID Gou-
} lette, who lately has been defeating all
Corners. Oscar Will try to bring Gou-
lette here for an April date. and falling
IN this effort he win seek another
match.
The members Of the old Metropolitan
Club were Philip Maurer. SIlNan Bader.
Leslie Pearce. Jack ArthufS. John Loo
mis-, William Sherry and William Burns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-31

OIL cTTY-River I feet 10 inches and
falling; cool and light min.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il foet
inches and falling; cloudy and warmer.
PARKERSBURG-Rlver 2s feet and
falling: cloudy: mercury go.
wARREN-River , feet 5 inches:
mild and moderate.
GREENSBoRo-River IA feet and
falling: cloudy and cool.
BRowNsvILLE-RiyeF Il feet 6
PTTTSBuRGHGRiver 165 feet and
falling: warmer and cloudy.
POINT PLEASANT-Rlver COS feet
and rising: clear.
c1NcTNNGTERIver 4S.2 feet and
rising: clear.
MEMPHIs-RIvcr 49, feet, a rise Of
i foot; cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE-Riyer rising with Is
feet in canal: It feet 10 inches on falls:
q feet ; inches below locks: clear and
EVANSvILLE-RIver 9 feet and rls-
ing: cloudy and pleasant.
cAIRoSRIver 4s feet : inches and
standing: cloudy.
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warmer

Eastern capitalists are securing six
months options on al the mining and
floating property owned BY the Pitts
burgh river coal operators. II the deal
goes through, which seems probable,
the resulting concern win be one Of the
most powerful combines in the country.
It will control the coal markets OF the
valleys. Il Il estimated that Il win re-
QIIire from 81, OO0, 900 to SO, 0O0, 600 capi-
tai to buy the various mines. railroad
and steamboat property necessary.
A coal operator said that Il the COM
blHe was 4 go. St would meana aaylng
Of 100000 annually In ONCE expenses
alone, not only In Pittsburgh, but in
the various once forces which the coal
operators KEEP at Cincinnati and else
where. The business OF the company
would be transacted by one general of
ice. Blank forms have been distribute
ed 20 the various operators, who are re-
CURED to make out a LIST Of their va
r1oIs properties and the value thereof.
The list includes retail depots. harbors
and equipments, number OF b0rgeS.
model bargeR, Eats, model harges.
freight barges, acres Of coal and where
located. railroad property and the value
An operator explained that, the deal
thus fnr had progressed In this manner:
Each operator q required to make q
statement Of his property and its value.
Then an agent asks what Is the lowest
price the property can be bought for,
and after this Is named an option on
the property for six months Is taken.
Il Is said that the combination Of all
the river and steamboat interests would
not lessen the number OF steamboats,
required to do the towing business Of
the three rivers. Cairo, however.
would be the distributing point Of all
the coal sent to the Memphis ana New
Orleans markets, and the boats now in
the Mississippi trade would not come
further north than Cairo. the Pitts
burEh boats taking their towS to that
place. More small steamers would be
handled on the upper Ohio river. mas
much as Il has been demonstrated that
they can be worked to better advantage
on this end Of the Ohio than the larger
ones.
It Is figured that the organization
could make 10 per cent on itS Invest
ment. which Is more tnan any Of the
operators are making now, It Is assert
ed. Il Is also said that the operators
have the option Of taking cash for
their property or stock. or both. II Is
also stated that every coal operator and
owner OF river craft has been approach
ed and none OF them has refused to
enter into the preliminary negotiations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-31
ABOUT FALSE TEETH.
How They are Made and What Be
comes OF Them-Lfke Pins NO one
can Ever Tell.

-
How They are Ma1e ana what BE-
comes OF TheH-Ldke Pins NO one
can Ever Tell.
Cmca9o News: Hundreds OF tnou-
sanaS OF artificial teeth are manufaetSr-
"a ,r6 soy5 svsrI, vo,r WHAT I,ac,r,e,,
- -. - - ~. -
% 1E1ein' Il = VAC lAS4Alak "'l ll'' De-
comes OF pins ana other Things whica
are practically indestructible, Says the
po,t,D rI.-,IJ
-'os'tSA- az 49,
BEFORE MAKING u guess II u worth
while TO consider how artificial teeth
ara made. The storv n told In Nan
$500 - -, ,,.,,,,T,,. -, No.. 80.
" . - ''.- - : $50
whistler uatIl ne loSt one OF MS front
teeth by accidental contact With 4. be-
laying MIN For eorne tiros he oemoan,
~ ~. -. ....,,,,,,.,,-,o,t ,,,.II =.
~ t.AS VS. E'to..'.'et' N''AA ~
could whistle very well with an artiA-
cIaI tooth Whitfield out OF q piece Of
wo,4 Iyhon /, ,,ersorr,arn. y.S, 1.,,--
eo ne Woul0 SglEity SILESe 9oL ~ lhel-
59r eno pu6 u an p9SItl0H. then tne au-
olenee Eou!G Walt- until SGe tooth vas
WeLS0 0y SEe tllOtSote " MS n1outh SO
taaG u wooio COZ sup ouS;
Wtfen the plates were I.I5- ana
the expert 0eNLIst Wa SLU4s 20 supply =
%aole nlotIst1loI % neH IeetI' tae SeetH
taetisl ewes were C1At % IVORY. But
constant GrihainS Woo1o wear away
the ivory 41a these elephant feeta
were not SstuStaSooFy.
To-Day al 9FttnSlal teetn are mace OF
porcelain anu VII oatIS1k AethoGe-
IAN: EnoSe when 2Ee kGoWn- IN the
trade as sore teetn' oelns carried IN
STOCK py tne oIS GeaG1i Sapp1y houses
are maautactaFeo In enormous qoanat-
les.
The porcelain material. which con-
tains various mineral pEopoEuonS' u
worked up Llke 2 s3Et OF GeoGh oE psos-
ter. forced into ItloIoS ana tuSeo py IN
tense neat IN . tuEnSCe. Sach tcoth y
covered VITA en1tnsI aIao mas one OF
more metal pu1s Al ths pSSk 70 ao!a Il
20 the pIate.
In large !ots IleSG teetn can pc made
Very cheaply' put tHsEe y one Item OF
expense tnat c3L n ~ De OEe!coE9e' ana
tl2t y She COZ o. we ulSTei hoto!ng me
pm tAe onS Ele y Nti!Sa WI btano
me 1nUenSe heGL " tuS poECetAAh IoF-
mace . platinum. ano IA eoStS At the
E1te OF ces11 . pm SItI ! 1ot me raw
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obey RDICULE n.
Many People RidicnIe the idea OF an
Absolute Cure for Dyspepsia
aud stomach Troubles
RtdIcuJe. HoReversis NOT AFgumeuS,
and Racts arc StnhboEn Thines.


and Facts are Stubborn Things.
Stomach troubles are 50 common and
IN most cases 30 obstinate 70 cure that
people are apt to look with suspicion on
any remedy Ginning 70 be a radical.
permanent cure for dyspepsia and indi-
gestion. Many such pride themselves
on their. 1cuteneSg IN never being hum
bugged. especially IN medicines. <
This fear Of being humbugged can be
carried too fAF-s0 Tar, In fact. that
many people suffer for years with weak
digestion rather than rlBlta little, time
and money in faithfully testing the
Claims made OF preparation g, Eelia-
bic and uniVerS0lly used as Stuafes
DyBpepEla Tablets.
Now StnaFt,a Dyspepsia Tablets ore
vastly different IN one important re-
spect from ordinary proprietary medi-
cines for the reason TINT they IRE not
a secret patent medicine, no4Becret IS
made Of their ingredients, but analysis
shows them 20 contain the natural de
gestive fermentGs pure GSeptte pepstn,
the digestive acids. Golden Seal. bis
muth, hydFaStis and uII8,i They are not
cathart1e, nelthaE do thays act powerful
" on any organ. but they cure indiges-
ton on the common sense plan Of dl-
gesting the food eaten thoroughly be-
fore It has time 70 ferpetIt, sour and
cause the mischief. This Is me only Sc
cret OF their success.
CathartIc pills never have and never
can cure indignation and stomach
troubles, because they act entirely on
the bowels, whereas the whole trouble
Is really IN the stomach.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets taken
AFTER meals digest the food. That Is
all there Is to It. Food not digeSted or
half dIgested Is poison, as It creates
gas, acidIty. headaches, palpitntion Of
the heart. loss Of feSh and appetite and
many other troubles which are often
called by some other name.
They are sold by druggists every
where at 50 cents per package. Address
F. A. Stuart Co, NarShaIl. Mich, for
little book on stomach dISe0Beas sent
fPhA
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coIored ones Of extreme age. and the
prices range with those OF watches
The teeth are set In pfates OF rubber.
achievement s. considered TO be plat
mum pfate upon which has bean fused
q lining % tinted porcelain similar 70
that used for gum work. Tinted plates
dave been made Of the same material
rs the teeth, but as the porcelain
shrinlss IN the firing the fitting Of such
plates Is uncertain.
And now Tor the answer 70 the Ques-
ton, What becomes OF false teeth?"
Sometimes they are lost. sometimes Gto-
len and sometimes LETT % family leg
Ocy. Generally, however. they are 6nr-
led with the owner and lie forever hid
DEN IN the ground.
It iS oeeaEIonally 6nggeSted that there
Is quite business IN secondhand false
teeth. but Il there IS such q trahlc It e
not Of large proportions. Secondhand
teeth are valuable only for the plati-
mum wire they contain and when they
tan Into the hands Of regular teeth
makers they are smashed up to get
the platinum out.
Not long ago q man who found a
double set OF teeth went with them to q
dealer, thinking that he had prize.
The finder was surprised when the dea-
Ter raf1Sed 10 make an ofEer and said
that ten cents a set was all they were
worth TO any one but the person whose
mouth they lifted
The expensive teeth are not market
able and the marketable teeth are not
expensive. That Is the whole thing in a
nutshell.
Yet teeth have been used over. A
woman went to dentist with set OF
teeth which had belonged to her moth
or, who was dead She said that she
had always Rdmlred those teeth when
her mother wore than and now that
her own were gone she wanted the old
set remouuted for herselt It was done.
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Is FEET 8 nGHES

Was che Top Notch az ne Rise IN the
hioatfhis Port, and 4 vas Reach
"a Last NIGHT q 10 o'cIocz-Ho
Damage Initdis Vicinity.
The rise IN The Ohio At THIS port
reached is top-1otch Inst night It %
O'clock. when die stage recorded hy the
marks a the public landtng Was e feet
6 inches. This 8 Just 4 Httle more than
was predicted In the Intelllgeneer Of
wednesday morning and & = Stage that
has done no harm IN this vicinity.
Early this morning Il s expected that
the river win be falling ct this point.
During the day there were many anx-
ious InQuirers at the Wharfbuat who
feared that thirty feet or even more
would be had on the rise, but happily
the streams below did not put out as
strong as had been expected and as q
Conscience the water from above had
4 chance to pass out rapidly.
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Enster FIoIEor Display.

To-day and tomorrow. at c. A.
Houses music store. on Market street,
Florist Max L. Hess win make hiS an
nu1l Easter flower display. The flowers
were being brought TO Houses yesterday
afternoon and they. indeed form q most
beautiful display. Included in the dis
play Is the largest and finest collection
OF lilies ever seen In this city. Mr.. Hess
Is a florist who enters into his work with
remarkable enthusiasm, and he.c0n feel
a great degree Of pride In the exhibit
he makes to-day and tomorrow at
Houses. Doubtless he will receive
many callers and customers during the
two DAYS Of the display.
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llIARTrNs FERRY NEWs.
.2Ibe DaIly ehronIele g Wbeelia.

The Daily Ghroniele OF WbeelinG's
Progressive Netghbor.
The private dance given in scheehle's
hnu last night by the Etnde Mandolin
Club was attended by about thirty
young people from this city and sur
rounding towns. and was q decidedly
enjoyable event Prof Geraghty, Of
Benwood. presided ct the plano during
the evening.
The hve=months-old SON Of William
Davis, Of Main street. died yesterday
afternoon. This makes the second
death In the family within q short time,
the chIld's mother having preceded It
two months ago. Funeral will be held
at $50 this afternoon, with funeral af
Riverview.
: 81 fllta17, the ttree-nonth child Of
Mr.. and Hrs. Fred Van Pelt. died yes
terday morning. The funeral VIII take
place at O'Clock this afternoon from
the residence OF Hurry Chambers, on
Pike street. With interment In Weeks
cemetery.
Harry, the two-year-oId son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas SalSgiver. Of First
street, died yesterday morning from
whoopinG cough. Funeral Will occur
this afternoon at 1 o'clock. and inter
mGnt win be made at Mt. Calvary.
Miss Eta ALillard, who has been ~
for some time, viii undergo q delicate
operation, which will be performed by
DR.. Rnu, Of Wheeling. ct her home, Corr
ner First and Monroe street. this morn
ing.
Edward SoudeFs was arrested by ohl-
Ger Bailey yesterday morning, for
charge OF abuse preferred by his wife,
who later appeared and withdrlSw the
charge upon the payment Of eost&
Another accident occurred at the
Laughlin tin mill last night. which COM
PEELED the suspension Of labor in every
department. caused by the hy-wheel on
the cold rolls becoming loose.
Marie Drennen entertained a number
Of young friends between the houra Of S
and o'clock last evening. The event
was a farewell party given in honor Of
Margaret Hervey.
Mrs. Lincoln Horn and Miss HAZEL
Collier. OF DennIson, Ohio. are the
guests Of the formers parents. Mr.. and
William McwiElans, on Third street.
Mrs. Jacob Rosenthal win go to Pitts
burgh to-day, where she will attend the
silver wedding anniversary OF q friend
which occurs this evening.
A, W. Dawson and son Albert returns
ed yesterday from Smiths Ferry. Pa,
where they were called by the death OF
the formers brother.
Three new scales are being placed. In
the Aetna STANDARD mill for weighing
scrap iron and other material.
Fred EbeelIe Is In from a. business
trip through the state for Spence. Bags
& Company.
c. F. Stearns. representing the Amer
lean Book Company, Is in the city on
business.
Carl Lash has returned from Kenyon
college, to spend vacation.
Miss BerdIe sedgwicl ,of Mt. Hope,
Is visiting in town.
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RemarkabIc Rescuc.

Ms. Michael Curtain, Plainaeld. nj.
makes the statement. that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told her
Gie was a hopeless victim Of consump-
ton and that no medicine would cure
her, Her druggist suggested Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption; she
bought q bottle and to her delight found
hTrSeR benefited from fir8t dose. She
continued its use and after taking six
hottIeR. found herself sound and we'll;
now does her own Homework, aud Is M
yrsll ng Rhe ever was. Free trial bottles
az this Great Discovery at Logan Drug
CO. drug store. Only 50 cents and 81 90,
every bottle guaranteed. s
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NOT YET DECIDED


But Il Seems Probable the. out@tl1es
Tou.e GronDtIs'Y yIItbe Chosen blythe,
- iI,,II EJ,,.y,.IS,trbeE
wheeling AesEse As l.ss Ys'aG
DIahadey Signed 2eSteFday.
II Was supposed there would BE only
NJ, ~ .tI,s ,,Jo,,Ino 4 The f,i.
tle 10 =, q ~ & lifl.,;,s
perS 0g t4Hs N445SSAA44s y 1!41s
Railroad Company and the y t1eeL1tS
p,qe. pau Cub yesterday TiidEning to
4o'tes -. s,,,..ff1n INIT
dispose OF Itis . S.s.e-ss
through a Observation-Disclosures between
the interested parties the matter sim
tsi.,I ma ~ one Time yeS-
Fes''a+ns sI,,Y,
terday Il to9ke4 es tslou q sus guy s9e
would abandon the Sunday bail propo-
s,;;Ior and Close for the Island grounds.
$50. >. 80 80 ,,.S,,+,ottonE for 4i5S
AateF IN tas stse!Ay 41s
out-the-plEe PARK were TeSutneG' ana
II Is now thought they VII be closed up
SattSASS. -,
The h1ten oeetiEta0 y 's.SS
when the bali club and RAILROAD otnc4aB
conEarrSd and diaenssed the articles of
go ~ 80, J,.,yyr, M, IL,
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