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In Placing Your Advertising

For the season. be certain TuE Sun In on your Hat
Tho number OF leading summer resort advertisers
who THE SUS is III Itsclf an Endorsement OF the
value ~ the pNpor a~ p Ir III medium - 4 H.,
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Roundsman John Schuessler OF the New
YORK bicycle squad has accepted Il challenge
from X. i. j. Mcdonald of the Chicago squad
for race and will 20 to the Western city to
meet its champion. Schu"sslnr saws h" is
wiling to race any bicycle policeman in a
wheel race. no matter from what city he comes.
NOTES.
Flkoe P'erce and stevens took their last TRIALS be.
hud tho motor cycles yesterday IN preparation for
Ia" three. cornerud' paced race at Manhattan
81 ach THIS afternoon.
A SiUDu. 600 run,eln haI EN- urCaniIel tu man
unviurc substitutes for crude rubber. The rev
ter al Will. 1t Is sAd cost about 81 cents pOunh
Among other things that tuIa promises 80 furnish
the United States Is material for bicycle tires FOR 1t
t. sad that the true rUher tree of Central America
has been discovered gro wing there and that ITS cul
t.vatiou On extensive scalo Will DO undertaken.
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R. n. Y.
WIKI sbarre O ! q o 0 O q o q 90 o l. ~
Recalling ....,O q o o u / . q U OF 10 rs .
Bstterles-Janison. Goodwin and Gonling;
Iertsuh and Suy der.
EEwARK.
II. p.
Nevark..........o o o Is 10
Alleptown.....O U y q ,.-l3 II
Batterics-Cogan and Byer-; West and MCManus.
Al RICHMOND.
r.. #. Z.
Rclmond.,.....2 4 y q o U o. II l
Lancaster .,.....I y y U U y U Of l
Batterirs-B!sAop and Steeiman; Frazer aud
StUoh.
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BOSTON.

stolen base Donovan. sacrifce hits--staford.
Frishie. First base on bals-OH Nichols a; of
chTsbro, 3; Struck out-gy Nichols, /; by Chesbro.
utes. Umpires-Lynch and Connolly. Attendance
PHtLADE1rHIA, q; CINCINNATI a.
PHILADELPHIA. July 14-Philadelphia defeated
cincinnati this afternoon in game that was pune.
tuaied from beginning to end by disgracetul wrang.
Ing. In the absence OF Umpire aaffney Arlie
latham vent it alone. The locals won out in the
eighth. when. with two on bases. Cross lined fly
oyrr Stencils head Both Miller and Cooley wore
elected for too much back talk Attendance, T. xo8,
The secret -''
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hrllty, lr...r o Wulv rt'n, 8bo / >
h"Iy. -h,... . anre. lb..o OIL q o
Af..l"ton.lb" OF ] M"tes, CT = 3 . o
hsh..h So" l 3 McCmk. 2bl q
ICY 'b'.O O 3 q Demont, $50 .
W,,L,GyS so Donahue, CO
.I,,. drlhth. p.'"o
~ r,,o,. -,
Totals, - = 4o'1's'' ''"o 81 10
pr.,gI,, go 80
Chi,Ig@,i22 ".'...' ''..',',.'.i O q J -
...,', ., '.,..,''.l l--3
rt &c nus DAY M"lam"S, Mcrtes. Moor
nj !, .I '"'r ili -Hyan. SA'rihce hltr--M Cor
H., IT,, = ,hll.G'S ''rn a,fs-hrrlrr. DAILY Cas'y
ewor, ETr,rim 'tM.l'h pnnShNe, flrs' na1' ~
o" NJ J4rS' IT, e., ~, ~ o. NJ oa' On ushts
Name, = ~ or nttb II; ~, MI, 'T ba ~ tGy
rh l. Irft on si,rink t ehirag"
l''h!"l lays VI lame Anderson and F.rr.u d.
mont 'r."ur l. nud Ianro. Tinlr-a hours and
!" u.ha'",. JrI!rrs-FlnsiIy and Mcdonald, Al.
'e-'"l'e @lpo,
ST IOr,Ig Q. >.r,v vopv
Ntho,ob a., - 'h" i'Nh' l.
tvr. """m l"n NeW forks maze more than
ill.,, p"', many MS as the st Louis players at
hal ,.,.r ~ mus Yesterday. thn nome team
or 9 r r,n'' I' '.'aP' iipn being smut out, thor
~ .'ni "'tS ~'pv"I IN tn" ninth inning,
.t""H'H Iay"h "a eleanor game than tho
r,nI 49, f','' WIN" I"h""u $ men displayed
tre4 ,, ~ th"a, when on the bases. i was Just
no !r " .,n IL" N"w prKs. they made
iIrs' ...rs II" ''"M F"oLd' and they Rugged
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INQUIRE SAVES THE GAME.
ruICtGo BEiTEN ny BRo0kLiN Nv
RED- nor EISISH.

u,or., New Catcher Stops n Wild Pitch
v,th tho BnScs FILLED and shuts on tho
T,,,pg Run Boston and fhiladelphi"
M, and New York Loses Agnin-tiossip.
Tbs Chcogos wrrc defeated by the Brook
49,. yesterday in one ~ the most exciting
.,os NJ tho season. The Superhas have n
lad o, bj points over tho Fhadolphias, who
Hon handy from the Cincnnatis The Bos-
shrt tnn Prttshurgs out and are 3roints
h,.bnI the uutkcre. The New l2rks we're
beulnlsLsJ ~ ~ - lOui, and tho Baltimorcs
Hl9l"I17tr, taN,DIrrs. Louisville captured
WwInts.HH,rptnn. md is in fair way To overhaul
he New Nork,. The results:
BrooklylI I, chicago, o
81, Lows. q, New York l.
Bost.n =. irttsbUrg. q.
Philadelphia y, Cincinnati 8.
baltimore, IL, Cleveland. 1.
Louisville, 8; Washington, 8.
RECORD,
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Baseball. Warrington Park, 3 p. NJ. To-Day.
Brooklyn vs.. Chicago. Adm. boc. and 2oc.-Adv.

ST. Louis VS.. New York. Sunday, $3.50 +. NJ.
NlM - VIM Alm- NO An1 fOn.-..Adr
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THREE TOURNAMENTS
ON OAKLAND LINKS
MISS S. DRUM IS PRESIDE
MAY MEDALIST.

Two competitions We're going on yester-
day on the Oakland links-the captain S
cup tournament and the contest for the
Tibbetts cup. In the tournament for the
captains cup, which is held twice year,
the player who makes the lowest score
for eighteen holes, medal play, is declared
the winner, and has his name engraved
on the trophy, which was presented by
the captain to the Oakland Golf Club, and
remains its property. The following eight
players entered the competition, having
previously qualified by making an average
of 50 or better over the short course, or
of SO or better over the long course, for
nine holes: ]. c. Mckee and r. A. Cooke,
E. r. Folger and c. P. Hubbard, J. A.
Folger and J. NJ. Taft, G. d. Greenwood
and d. Z. Belden The only scores so far
handed in are as follows: G. F: Hubbard
90; r. A. Cooke, 102; j. c. Mckee, 1o7; e.
r. Folger, 125. The competition will be
concluded on later day.
The tournament for the Tibbetts cup,
belts, was entered by D. F: Belden, han
dicap 4; ]. A. Folger, handicap s; Arthur
Goodall, handicap u; J. G. Mckee, handi-
cap 6; R. A. Cooke, handicap 6; E. r. Fol
and H. F. Knowles, handicap Il. j. A.
Folger beat D. f. Belden up, and w. 2.
Johnson beat II. f. Knowles 2 up. The
competition will be continued later.
The eighteen-hole match play competi-
ton. open to members of the Oakland Golf
Club, which was begun on Dewey day on
the links at Del Monte, ana is TO De pldyeu
out on the Oakland links; also remains
unfinished There were eight entries, who
were matched as follows: E. r. Folger
vs.. s. 3. McNear, j. c. Mckee VS.. Orestes
Pierce, r. NJ. Fitzgerald VS.. G. S.
Wheaton, and P. f. Bowles vs.. w P:
Johnson. The winners in the first round
were E. r. Folger. J. c. Mckee, r. NJ
Fitzgerald and P. 2; Bowles; In the @ sec
ond round E. r. Folger beat R. M. Fitz-
gerald, and j. c. Mckee and P. e. Bowles
have still to play. In the final round e.
r. Folger will play the winner of the
Bowles-McKee match.
The monthly competition for the Wins
low medal on the links of the San Fran
cisco Golf Club on Friday, May ., brought
out seven competitors, of whom Miss
Sarah Drum proved the winner, with a
gross and net score of ia, Mrs, II. B.
Goodwin, also playing from scratch, be-
ing second, with a gross and net score of
1T.
San Francisco Golf Cub: Ladies' handicap
competition for Winslow medal, May, 1899:
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BIRTHS- MARRIAGES DEATHS
BORN.

CAREY-In this city, May G. 1899, to the wife
Of Cornelius j. Carey a son.
CARPENTER-In this city. April co. 1899, to
the wife Of George Carpenter son.
CONNELI4-In this city May g. 1899, to the
wife Of T. J. Connelf. daughter.
COSTELLO-In this city, April a. 1893, to the
wife Of Patrick Costello, a
CRYER-.In this city. May l. 1899, to the wife
Of William Cryer
JACKSON-In this city. May l. 1899, TO the
wife of Charles Jackson, daughter
McCALL-In this city, May p 1899, to the wife
of George A. Mccall daughter.
McGANN-In this city, April Q 1899, to the
wife of F. P. McGann, a daughter.
MORTON-In this city. May 4. 1899, to the
wife Of Henrie f. Morton. a son.
SCHWERDT-In this city. April 30 1899, to the
wife Of Philip Schwerdt, son.
SMITH-In Golden Gate Alameda County.
April 3, 1899, to the wife Of A H Smith. a
daughter.
sTARK-In this city April 2S. 1899, to the
wife of Herman Stark, a son.
Won KRAKAN-In this city, April 80, 1899, to
the wife Of William Estes Won Krakan a
WEINECkE-In this city April q. 1899. TO
the wife of George Wenecke daughter.
WOEBCKE-In this city, May e. 1899 to the
wife of John Woebcke. a son.
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nant will be presented to the club hay-
ing the highest percentage. The rule ac-
cordlng to which the percentage will be
calculated has not yet been settled but
probably the following will be adopted !:
A victory counts one point to the win
ner, drawn game half a point to each
side, and lost games are not subtracted
from the losers points earned for victo-
RES. On Decoration day, Independence
played against country clubs. The last
three Sundays in October are left open
for matches with visitors to the city.
Other dates will be filled with such
matches as married men versus single,
banks and insurance men versus all COM
ers, etc.
Owing to the unsettled state of the
weather the first country match of the
season, which was to have been played
between the Burns Valley and Lakeport
elevens on the grounds of the former on
Wednesday, May 8, was postponed.
Robert B. Hogue, captain of the Ala
media Cricket Club. having left this city
on visit to Australia. ]. j. Moriarty
has been chosen captain in his stead The
Alameda team to-day will be chosen from
the following: J. H. Saunders, l. H.
Spiro Arthur Price, F. G. Driffield, G.. l.
Baugh, F. J. Croll, V. Seebeck, B. Bird,
w. G. Fortman, T. Stahl, ]. ]. r, Peel
and c. Banner.
]. Myers, Fame Sewell, c. P. Coles, G.
Simmonds. ]. H Harbour. George Theo-
bald Captain, J. J. Theobald, w. Nc
Donald. W. G. Selwood, A. w. Wilding
The ground at Webster street, Ala
media, is in air order, the long grass hav-
ing been cut.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED
Saturday, May 6.
stmr Crescent City. stockheth, 50 hours from
Crescent City.
Stmr Laguna, Ericsson, 10 hours from Bear
Harbor
stmr Coos Bay. Hall, so hours from Newport
and way ports.
naimo.
Br ship Cypromene, Bond, 81 days from sgd
law bark Santiago, Engalls. 18 days from
schr Free Trade Hansen, 3 days from Usal.
SAILED.
Saturday, May 6.
Stmr Sunol Liebig, Eureka.
Stmr Alcatraz. Carlsen.
Stmr South Coast. Zaddart.
Stmr Iuella. Miller, Tllamook and Eureka.
Stmr Point Arena, Hansen, Mendocino.
Stmr Grace Dollar, Fosen, Portland.
jap stmr America Maru, Cope, Honolulu,
Yokohama and Hongkong.
Schr North Bend, Palmgren, Wlllapa HarDor.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS, May 6. 10 p m-Weather
hazy; wind NV; velocity 20 miles.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEWPORT-Sailed May 6-Schr Wawona, for
PORT los ANGELES Sailed May 5-stmr
Albion for -. May 6-Stmr Westport, for
FORT Ross-Arrived May 6-schr Mary c,
'Ssli Sailed II May s-schr Mary c. for San Fran
COOS BAY-Arrived May 4-schr Gem. hence
AF15 FORT BRAGG-Arrived May 6-stmr Noyo,
hence May 8.
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TRACK NOTES.

Bookmaker Barney Schreiber will leave
for ST. Louis tonight. Barney has some
two-year-olds in the Eastern country that
he expects big things of and is very anx-
Gus to see how they shape up.
Jockey Joe Piggott will depart for st.
Louis tomorrow evening. Joe can hold
his own in any company and will win his
share of mounts.
Gibbettifibbet which was made the
medium of a killing" is trained by Peter
Weber. The veteran horseman has carved
watermelons before and made no mis-
takes.
If Jenkins will keep away from the
"shell men" he will have quite following
when he moves his tackle over the other
side of the Rockies.
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the county should pass a law against
spearing large steelheads during the win
trout stream can be quickly destroyed
A resident of Boca who recently visited
this city stated that fishing on the
Truckee River should be first class this
year, as heavy floods caused by melting
SHOWS dashed over the dams and the OBJ
structions which have heretofore pre-
vented the. fishes from ascending the
stream, and as a result there are many
large my kiss" from Pyramid Lake now
in the deep pools between Boca and
Truckee. The, trout have not as yet com
menced to take a fly in the river. Sew
eral large fish however, have been taken
by the spooners and bait fishermen. Lo-
cal anglers will be pleased to learn that
Billy McCrea is enjoying good health in
the Sierras, where game and fish are
plentiful.
Fred johnson and Fish Commissioners
Vogelsang and Babcock returned recently
from Sissons hatchery with well filled
creels of trout.
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CRICKETERs' OPEN SEASON.
First Match Between City Clubs Will
Be Played at Alameda To-Day.

The schedule of matches to be played
during the coming season between the
city clubs has just been issued by the
California Cricket Association and dis
tributed to the secretaries of the city
and country clubs. 1he season opens to-
day and closes October 20. Eighteen
matches will be played between the three
city clubs for the pennant to be present
ed by Edward Brown, president of the
association. There being three city clubs,
each of which will meet the other two
six times during the season, each club
will play twelve matches, and the pen
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ABBOTT-In. this city, May 5. 1899, Flora e.
Abbott. native of Nevada, aged lS years and
months
CTFrends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
Sunday. at 3 o'clock, from the parors Of
the California Undertaking Company 4O5
Powell street, corner of Post Internent Lau-
rel Hill Cemetery.
ALLISON-In this city, May 6, 1899. Arthur
Wellesley beloved husband OF Sarah Florine
Allison (nee Prentice) beloved son Of Eliza
beth c. and the late Thomas Allison and be-
loved brother of George E.. Edmund L.
James II. and Mary Allison, a native of Rio
Vista. Cal, aged "A years months and II
days
fully invited TO attend the funeral services
Tomorrow (Monday). at o'clock at the
First Congregational Church, corner Post and
Mason streets. Interment Cypress Lawn
Cemetery. by electric car from Eighteenth
and Guerrero streets.
BINDER-In the City and County Hospital
May 6, 1899, Michael Binder, a native OF Ger
many, aged SO years.
BIRNIE-In this city, May G. 1899. Mrs. Anita
Susan Weber and Mrs G. c. Senberg. grand
mother of Josie Davis, and sister OF Mrs
Castro, b. Bernal and John Welch a native
Of California, aged rs years.
BONNER-In this city, May g. 1899 John Ron
ner. native of Quebec. Canada aged 70
years and IL months.
CyFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this day
(Sunday), at o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 1900 Vallejo street. Interment Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
BRATICEVICH-In this city. May 8, 1899. An
ton J. Braticevch. beloved brother of Mrs
J. L. Radovich, a native Of Perasto, Bocche
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Sunday, at 1870 o clock, from his late resi-
dence. 1nterment Mount Calvary Cemetery.
WISKER-In Livermore, Cal, May 5, 1899,
Elizabeth Philomena Chadwick Wisker, be-
loved mother of F. G. Wtsker Mrs. w. c.
White and Mrs. T. H. Logan, and sister of
Mrs S. H Wade, native of New York, aged
Ga years and 25 days. New York City papers
please copy.)
TFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Monday), at clock, from the residence of
her son, Mr.. F. G. Wisker, 406S Twenty fifth
street San Francisco. Interment private.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows:
Joseph Sturn and Ella Kreinberg g...........2 22-22
George /. I1ods and Annie Murray. ..........2 .24-IS
Frederick Hotop and Matilda Leonhardt. 1927
John F Madden and Mary A Knox. A 80
Harry F. Walsh and Fannie NJ Dillon. "a 4-22
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MARRIED.

HECHT-LINCOLN-Int this city, April o. 1899
by the Rev. Father O'Neill. Edel Hecht and
Ida NJ. Lincoln. both Of San Francisco
O'NEILL-COLLINS-In Oakland, January %
1899. by the Rev. Dir. Ollie, John L. O'NeIli
of San Francisco and Kate Collins of stock
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NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, May 6.-The wheat market closed
weak and unchanged. Local prices continue at
5Sc for club and Gle for bluestem
PORTLAND, May 6. = WHEAT - Steady;
Walla Waila, 5Sl2Q59c; valley 60c; blue
stem, 61Q62c.
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Paid the Fine.

L. B, Frazier, F. B. Harvey and v. I.
Frazier paid a fine of $500 in Judge de-
Haven's court yesterday, they having
been convicted of cutting timber on Cow
ernment land.
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mo returns.

1t has been decided that the tie result
ing from the two homeland home matches
already played between the Oakland and
San Francisco Golf clubs shall be played
off on Saturday, May 13, on the links Of
the Burlingame Club.
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MEDICAL.


A TREATMENT that restores instantly all
ever cause), safe and sure relief guaranteed
ers helped instantly and can return home the
s. home in confinement; skillful medical at
sulting the doctor, free. before going else
where. MRS. DR. WYETH 942 Post St, bet
HYDE and Larkin; hours, 10 to 8 and to s
p. m. Sunday, l0 to y and to p. m.
SURE, safe and speedy cure for all female
diseases, all those who are sick or dscour-
aged should call on the doctor and state their
case before going elsewhere; they will find in
her a true friend. a home lot patients, with
every comfort, convenience OF a hospital and
privacy of a home; consultation free and con-
hde1tial; home treatment. IS; no instruments
used, satisfaction guaranteed money re-
funded, by MRS. DR.. GWYER, 80 Eddy St,
bet. Hyde and Larkin; office hours. 10 to r. 2
to 4 and to 8. Sundays by appointment only
LADIES-If you suffer from irregularities, OBJ
structions or weakness. why submit to meth
DDS which painful and dangerous. or take
drugs which only irritate. but never cure
Don't despair until you read Plain Talk TO
Women on Avoided Subjects; explains all
women ought 10 know; full particulars about
vaginal and uterine waters; cure in "a hours
don't delay; send at once for book and symp-
tom blank: mailed free receipt of 4c in
stamps in plain envelope, or consult US free at
office. DR. ROUXEL, 935 Market St. above
Hale Bros; hrs, 12-4 and rs p. m, Sundays
excluded.
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NEW YORK. May 6-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California cherries at auction to-
day realizing the following prices: Black Tar
tartan, averaged Sc 12L
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOI1CE.
hereby given that on the 18th day Of ApriI
1889 the Bakersfield and Los Angeles Rail
in the Office Of the Clerk of the superiss,, s1eigs,
Court of the City and County OF San Fran
cisco, addressed to the Superior Court OF said
county making application for the voluntary
dissolution of the Bakersfield and Los An
geles Railway Company, which said petition
the stockholders OF said company on the 19tb
day Of April. 1899. called for the purpose Of
have a voluntary dissolution of the corpora
tion, and that such resolution was passed by
a two-thirds vote Of all the stockholders. and
that all the claims and demands against the
corporation. OF every kind, nature and descrtn
ton. have been fully paid and discharged.
perior Court upon the filing Of said petition
and application that the undersigned. as
published in the City and County Of San
Francisco for period of thirty-ive days.
Therefore, all persons having any Interest =,
the matter OF said application or desiring to
oppose the granting g OF the he same are here
the 22d day of May, 1899, any and all ohieo
tions which they may have to the granting of
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set nv
hand and the official seal OF said court this
tss tssab i5th day Of VII @TI1Ism issS A. DEAND.
County Clerk and ex-ofhcio Clerk OF the
SuDef'0F O0 By E. M. THOMPSON
Deputy County Clerk and ex-Ofhcio Deputy
Clerk Of the Superior Court
CITY and County Treasury. San Francisco.
April IA. 1sss-In compliance with the pro.
visions OF section of order 1893 of the Board
Of Supervisors, approved September Is, 1850
also In accordance with an act Of the State
Legislature. approved March 16. 1872 there
will be sold at public auction by E. s. Spear
St, on MONDAY, May Is. 1Sss at 10 o'clock
a. M, sundry articles of stolen. lost and un-
claimed property recovered by the police force
Of San Francisco, as detailed in an inventory
thereof on file in the office of the Clerk Of
the Board Of Supervisors. and consisting OF
5ewelry, wearing apparel, pistols, knives
etc; also lot Of trunks valises, clothing,
etc, property OF deceased persons received
from the Coroner Of this city and county.
Open for inspection morning of sale.
]. ]. TRUMAN. City and County Treasurer.
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PORTLANDJS BUSINESS.

PORTLAND. May Exchanges. $21s, ,9S5
balances, $22, 1885,
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Advances made on furniture and pianos, with
or without removaL ]. Noonan. 1O17-1025 Mission.
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HENRY j. GALLAGHER CO..

Successors to Flanagan & Galagher1.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERA
20 Fifth st.. opposite Linoon Sehooa
Tslephons South %
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DIED.

DIED.
Abbott, Flora E Iildebrand. John
Allison. Arthur w. Hill. Charles S. Jr.
Binder. Michael Hines, John c.
Birnie. Mrs. Anita Johnson Nels
Bonner, John Lambeth Milton
BratlceYich. Anton J. Lannon. Frank A.
Bronx. Henry Levy. A. N
Campbell. Newton n. Monks, Grace c.
Carstenbrook. Katie O'Brien, stephen H
Cunningham. Sarah <. Reiner Franz
Dawartz Johan L. Rice Martha
Parish. Linn NJ Schmidt Anna E
Farron. Henry Sullivan Joseph
Goth, Emma l.. Sullivan. Hannah
Guinee. Michael II. Werlich Bertha
Haag, katherine WEIGH Michael
harris, Henry A. Wisker Elizabeth P
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.
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1000 FIRST RACE-On
AOOoe purse, $400.
Index. Horse. Age. Weight.

Time-A, :251z; z, :5OA;
:. by Joe Hooker-Addie o
Hooker the best of a poo
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ga q 1:1624 mile 1857 II miles, 2:0924 Winner, J.
? O'Ne Good start. Won easily. Second and third Or
poor consignment Cavallo has apparently back.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Are warning of disease. How often men and
women are heard to remark, IT have a weak
back or "My back aches" Little do most of
OF diseased kidneys and that if medical advice and
treatment are not sought al once fatal termina-
tion is sure to follow. dangerous feature of this
disease is that there is no pain in the kidneys
themselves Its presence is told by other organs.
There is often a throbbing headache, the heart
action is irregular the face is pale and puffy the
urine, and partial or total loss of sexual power;
any OF these symptoms your kidneys are diseased
IN diabetes or Bright disease, with the usual
DR.. Sweany, he will cure YOU
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Index. Horse. Age. Weight. St.

Murphy Good start Wone easily third driving
in beginning.
Scratched-Hndoo Princess no.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-07

HOTEL Sutherland. 79l Sutter- Elegantly fur
nished; first-class in every respect. table uu-
surpassed; elevator; suites. with board $50 up