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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-17

There will be many outside at
fractions at the Fair at Boise this
year for the entertainment of visi-
tors while not attending at the
grounds. One of these will be an
Illuminated night parade.
"Our baby was sick for month with
severe cough and catarrhal fever. Al
though we tried many remedies she
kept getting worse until we used One
Minute Cough cure--it relieved at
once and cured her in few days"
b. l.. Nance, Prin. High School, Bluff
dale, Texas. Roscoe Smith.
Eighty-four per cent of the en-
tire State Of Idaho is still public
land, amounting to more than a.
100000 acres. OF this area the gov
eminent geological survey estimates
that 100000 acres can be irrigated
successfully.
A party consisting of Rev. w. J.
Barger and daughters Lottie and
Mile, Miss Bette Yadon and a
company from Glenn's Ferry, CON
sisting of Misses Sarah and Jennie
Mullany and Mr.. Frank Berkeley,
visited the Falls yesterday.-Sho-
shone Ind.
A week ago Jack Wilson found a
sorrel horse with white hind feet in
his mine tunnel. He had fallen by
walking on some stulls over the
blacksmith shop, and by the indica-
tons must have been in there for
more than eek, without food or
water With the aid of neighbor
he was backed out, about $50 feet.
lie is still in the vicinity of the
mine where the owner can find him.
He is branded 80 on left side.-De
Lamar Nugget.
In an unsupported corner of a
coke car ON the 0. S, l. in the vi
cinity of Swan Lake, a freight crew
. anne across a prett," " W. wonalf
en- SeHe1 down in a lonesome heap,
a few evenings ago. Investigation
proved, however, that she was not
alone, for guarding the door the
boys discovered husky fellow who
turned out to be her companion
He was put through the sweat
to be a railroad man
robbed Of his valise and (2) creden-
tials at Salt Lake. The story was
too coarse, and he was invited" to
get off at the next stop The girl
alighted into the extended arms of
her companion, and the two sat
down on an upholstered" bench by
the section house with a grim smile
of satisfaction. The railroad boys
are of the opinion that they were a
runaway couple. They were headed
for Pocatello.-Pocatello Advance.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-17

All old-timers in this section
kindly remember Hon. d. l.. Bad
1 ley for his assistance in the legis-
lature of fSS8-'S9 in the creation Of
Gilmore county. He enlisted and
went to Manila, holding the rank
of lieutenant, and on the 18th Of
March he wrote the Boise Capital
as follows:
owe have had a general sensa-
ton to-day. The government asked
the various regiments to re-enlist,
and desired them to take a vote on
it. The result was that not a man
voted to enlist for six months fur
Their service. Then the officers OF
the regiment submitted this propo-
sition to the men: how many will
enlist for six months if the govern
ment will give their travel pay
home (Which will amount to about
$400) and at the end Of six months
send them home without any ex-
pense to themselves. 1t caused
much comment and discussion and
the boys were still up and talking
about it at midnight, but the vote
taken this morning showed % in
favor of staying and 40 that would
not enlist under any circumstances.
| don't know what will be done,
but | don't believe that any in
ducement will get half Of the BOYS
to re-enlist for any length of time.
We feel like we have done our duty
and ought to be sent home"
Commenting on the above the
Capital says: "This is the feeling
of our soldier volunteers in Manila.
v hat is the matter with those fell
lows2 They must have a touch of
apprehension. They do not seem
to appreciate the glory of it all
this war for the flag, for liberty, for
civilization. They will soon be de-
nounccd by the Markhanna sheets
as traitors and worthy Of death.
The sober truth is the boys at Ma
Mia have no heart in that war of
subjugation. They did not enlist
to shoot the blessings of American
liberty into the Filipinos. To a
man they are such lovers of liberty
themselves as to have a horror of
encroaching by force of arms on
the liberties of others. They en-
listed to revenge the Maine outrage
and to aid in freeing Cuba from
Spanish dominance. To be sure
when they were once enlisted they
were subject to orders from the
and went to Manila
where they fought nobly, but seized
the first opportunity to get away
from a war in which they had no
heart and which their noble in
stincts can not approve. Hence
forth the Philippine war will be
waged by regulars. The volunteers
have washed their hands of it.
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How's ThisH.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure. f. j. CHENEY Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known +, j. Cheney for
the last 10 years and believe him perfectly honora
bic in all business transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their firm
WEST TBAuX, Wholesale druggists Toledo, o.
WALniNu, klNNAN a MARVIN, Wholesale drug.
gsts Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarfh Cure is taken internally acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Price 15c per bottle Sold by all druggists
Testimonials sent free.
Halls Family Pills are the best aprl 81
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-17
sEF Mrs. M. King. proprietor {

s@-Mrs. M. King, proprietor of
the City Bakery, has recently en-
ployed a first-class cook. Meals
served at all hours. She also has
a first-cass baker who turns out
daily the most delicious pastry.
Come and see for Yourself.
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers did
me more good than all blood medi-
cines and other pills" writes Geo. h.
Jacobs of Thompson, Conn. Prompt,
pleasant, never gripe-they cure con-
arouse the torpid liver to ac-
ton aud give you clean blood, steady
nerves, clear brain and healthy
Roscoe Smith.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-24

ax 10 - osr5ock anA shcck hands Nffa si9As-
crrce gsovea. ~ ordered By tAs Dct1ee. m
opportunity wn azferted 20 compare sSem
phyEczliy Hawkins - sAiIer. ard has tie
Icnxsr reach. Case b thicker thrDu9h the
body ard heaxser IN the legs From me
nsck Down to Tire hips Hawkes. = - wsce
AZ Case. and ~ rresen. better tevesored.
Tss development q Hawktnr shoulders
and neck = wondersa, for . man e nss
size.
A. TIE two saced each other for the first
rr1nd 4. xas noticeable that Cases quart
was more open than Hawkins ThS has
a,ways been Cases style. however. Haw-
ksns las changed his system since the PIC
tuYs from which the cut was made vAs
taken. His left arm - not 50 srR ana No
heza 10 Pulled down chaser 10 his shout
ders ard benz forward
4. the nrsf round there Was considerable
sizing ID ard when Case led with his
s<ft he was a tribe short They exc
changed tight iefts and ciinched HAxkfns
blocked body blow cseveriy and then
put his iefs on Cases neck. Case was
short with his Left and Hawkins PCT
,a<. On his body. Hawkins did some very
clever work Ia the second round when
Case tried to use his left hook He
blocked several leads and escaped with
txo light iefts on the face Toward the
close Of the round Hawkins landed three
blows. one after the other, reaching neck.
face and jaw. AZ the beginning OF tie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-24
Oakland Races

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ss.~~wsatAsr al
Oakland fine, track fast Results.
seven fu-iSngs selling Brown Prince
wen. Espgsnzer second Msika-sa third
Tine i.@ssa
Futursty course seii.nE--Straugosi woss
'avascr second. Cisreado third Time,
15sAs-
Seven fgv5onEs, sesling-~I9n0ss won
WhEsonsh seeon4. San NsrAGa laird
TSnne ! sZT
"a II secaxa Cvrsi shtrzi Time ] H.,
Mile ard sixteenth. sesii-g-Rassnante
won. David Tenuy second. Ssfsuraa tal.4
Tine, liza
SIX sszrsosaxS-F'ree LAZY wor Meadow
Lark sscargs Fsroh-nan third. TINE ist4Sx
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third Hawkins put two let's on Cases
face. ducked eft and countered with
his right on the body. Hawkins blocked
q rush. Case landed with his left. and
ducked q left prettily. Hawkins took q
left on the face and responded with q
right On the body. The fourth was faster
than any OF the preceding with considera-
bic close work. Toward the close Of the
round Hawkins put his left on Cases jaw
three times In succession. Case reached
the body with his left az the bell sound
ed. Case was slightly winded in the fifth.
hut did not show signs Of 1t to the crowd.
He pulled slightly. He ducked two or
three leads nicely, but finally Hawkins
got his init just right and Case went
axaIns. It.
In the sixth and final round Hawkins
blocked Cases left several times In the
first part and then mixed ii Up with him
at close quarters. Once he Tented Case
out and reached his jaw with the left.
Case tried another left and Hawkins
showed his head ono side letting the blow
go over his shoulder. The next time the
blow came Hawkins closed in and coun-
tered with his right on the short ribs.
"A the bell sounded Hawkins tapped Case
on the body twice.
Among the pre.igninaries the bout be-
tween Joe Leo and Harry Carl and the
exhibition between Miss Alice Jennings
ana Ed OBrien were most Interesting.
Miss Jennings Is certainly a wonder. She
strikes a blow that will do damage An
amusing feature of the Leo-Car. bout was
that the electric lights suddenly went out
for a moment As they did 80 Carl hit
Leo. who thought that as the room was
in darkness be must be out
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-24

February the Subscription Aiss
CIoses-Contribute Vow.


Great interest throughout the state Is
being manifested IA the progress OF me
O.yfnpla silver service fund. now that th7
time for closing the lists. February /. is
-, near The fund should be considerably
Increased, however and THOSE VINO lntei~
10 subscribe are reminded 10 90 SO prompt
~. -,
roman Tic drama, "iugonar." ~ the Seat
tie theat1r, January u. are progressing
successfully aid Ease promise cf nssFi-
tGr.sus presentation OF thas drama
The performance IS under the auspices
Of the Knights of MsceaSees ard the en-
tire net proceeds VIII d donated 10 TIE
fund. Those who have never seen this
beautiful drama will be well repaid for at
tending the performance. besides aiding
ratrScac cause. Mr. Alexander Mckenzie,
who ~ DIRECTING the performance and WHO
VIII take the leading role. Ia a. actor OF
recognized standing on The professional
stage. Re was leading man for Il. ID. Nc
Robert Owning and others Of equal stand
Ing. Niss Sadie MARTA makes a charming
fsrthauta. she has marked talents and
has SURPRISED all who have witnessed her
Efforts TIE rest OF the cast have BEEN
sAksn frafm tire Queen Cry Dramatic Club
ard all ShSw the benefits OF conscientious
sSuSS. Thcsa VITO have net subscribed
% the Eua8 ss1uia aa4 by attending the
benstit Popular prices vii prevail Tick
ais are new on sale 81 TsaxEnzn e Ham
FORTS. Lees pharmacy ana the Seattle
GforsTy Canrany, These csn be ex-
ehange4 as the box office on January *.
Sssttsaf.s sGe.sSrkpslGn stands as faSiows,
Seattle a Rainier Reach railway ~
Frank Waite Hanfori ......-.....,.. rno
Tots1 Static sslHsE -ietson ..... sass &
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-
4 BETTER MAIL SERVICE.
Department NJ Washington Makes
Changes An Alaska Routes

The following order was received at
tse local rostoffiee yesterday from the
department affecting ALASKA MAJ service.
A ts7sssfass aas just been let 10 the pas;fe
Steam Whaling Company, TO carry mall
from Sltaa by fakutat. Mgfchis. Orca.
Vaides, ssiaeysa- kaaiak. koatuk. sand
point. lnga and Belskafsky to Cnaiaska
and back once a month for .iye mouths
beginning Ia February. TIE same COM
pAny received another contract to carry
mall from Srldeysa 20 Tycorsk. Alaska.
and back once a month They are to
make close connections st Saideysa with
steamers 10 and from sitka, supplying
Sunrfse when the steamers land there
from May /. 1893 To October 81 ISIS
T'hs s.ryica between Orca and Mutehlk
has bean extended 10 embrace and hegin
al Valdes. increasing the distance seven
ty-five miles.
The rusate from Sitka to UnaIaska which
was increased ten miles last Decent Der
80 ~ 10 embrace Seidevia. has been
changed and the contractor has been or
Gsred 10 emit Homer and embrace Ses-
aeFia frnsu Apvl l. 1859
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with hts right. AT the present time Cases
dangerous left Is not dangerous 10 Haw-
kns, because he has figured out perfect
defense. He usually gees in quick. gets
under the blow and jabs The body with
his right. Case would have to figure olt
a second move In order 20 meet Hawkins
counter Hawkins was very strong in
elinches. and when the break came his ac-
,.pn showed what q cool. watchfui ring
genera. he is. lie was In better condition
than Case.
The showing made by Case was very
gratifying 10 his friends. He does not look
ike the same man who dragged himself
into the city. weak and worn out, last Fan.
He locked as i. he weighed ten pounds
heavier than Hawkins. yet he insisted that
be was net over les. Hawkins tipped the
scales at i3I. Case Is not as clever with
both hands as Hawkins. yet be knows the
game better than he did when he put 1t
all over Jack Green. He is not as shsfty
on bis feet a. Hawkins. yet be handles him
self In more finished way than IN Old
times. Case ia fighter. and with the re-
turn of health IL remains with himself how
he VIII go.
When the two came together In the ring
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INSPECTING THE PLANT.
President W. r. naker and Party
visit SnoQuaImie Falls.

Ar opportunity 70 inspect TIA. plant %
tha snaaealmts Fails Power Company was
YESTERDAY afforded ". T. Baker. president
OF The company. ana a number &C Seattle
men Interested directly or 4ailr~cfly in the
gaeseas u the undertaking. The farty left
taAs eity al o'closk yesterday morning.
over the Seattle h International hy fre-
eial train Among those aboard were &,
HI. Baker. Cshef Engineer r r. Johnston,
Mr. Duaseody. OF Minneapolis 7, A. ga
deag. Fred r. Sander. Sherwood essllsspy.
r. VI. RFxoke% J II MaspolT4a IL =
Henry, II II. Spencer, Y. II usSucsi J. A.
sfrattor +. Q. Graves. John Rumases and
II. A. Chadwick.
reaching the tslhs al Il 10 o'claek, an tr-
sEsctiaa ~as first made -! the compressed
ar devices which operate the machinery
ssSw 10 uss as%ssss the falls The members
went dawa the shsf. or intake IA ih= mouth
cf the bag cavern The descent MAS made
ty az elevator which drog= over 10 feet
in lees than hnls "a minute.
TIE cavern s< 10 feet ieszlzx. ~ feet side
and = fs-s high. lS e viii be lccatesi fae
mammoth sssfs~f sfoFs saeh are % convert
the waterfall snin trsfas,rl asslhsa power
These gererss.ssrs are ;tsYT lying n sections
On aatcars. ora casting of tae LARGEST
ewnwrator weighs 6.tsa rotrlslsS TIE low
sr.ug Of this heavy machinery into ths
0avcs-s. Viii be IN s:Seif no zFaAli under
taking
Passing en- through tie cavern. the rayty
wsns into She tan,e. isassng 10 an outast
hslow tae fslsA T92ey then returned Ia The
SssA.1 mi ANEA es%98 Hkstsf4 As'f%E xs%.kssssA
fsfove starting back 60 iAe city s. SUP
ssauttAl stseai was Nartaksa ~ al taa cesa-
Iaay = &sa 10 HsEters
work en- Ike p}ant Ia progressing s4srs.f-
~ ard fae efsE .ssesrs hope 80 lssva "a stssr
Entc ;sv EsfyS aC& %5tag9 a month T8S
fetstcsek ~ az tTsss easing sea fes.s .0 darn
efey, a4lss fwa lgsesss tAkek Rah \ MlAl rsazs
down sne intake shaFS 50 sNe r8vergs Y :
n ssvt1oas each eIshs fsst laas AMI weesga~
fEs l&gs@ Pounds.
ttesAsf0f Haker expressed AIr7a zsff asa
s9secM gsexs 4ss6 wsln tass wAF ks AL "a -
tsc8 great EaterNAs IL esea ths s.sasst azf
stTsa -
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BOX SIX CLEVER ROUNDS.
DAL HAWKINS AND DICK CASE
GIVE a GOOD ExnUlT1oN.


paf Hawkins ard Dick Case gave an
ss<sars sxhsfaslon Of boxing az the Je0ef-
60. Street taeS.sr las, night. but II Wis
aof sufficiently ca thu rough ana fumo4e
oy9sr 20 suit a few IN the crowd cEse1
OF Psisee Reel. Sheriff Van De Sa1ssr.
Captain Ok Police Willard and Eve or Gx
detectives were crowded snto the w1nks.
really 10 stop tbs proceedings the n0saens
tfs~rs vas the s.sshsAss approach 70 a
sssnxh." The contestants went the SIX
rnssrd. al fast pace. giving as sreTty an
exnsh.sfoa Of expurgatea agasing as could
se desired
Hawkins showed what wonderfully
clever teUox he = by the way be blocked
Cases leads and cp1ntsred On nas coay
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HALL ADALI COULDN'T WIN.
Time Limit Loses Him HIS Match
WishsBuPns and Rooney, bat
H~ Does Great Work.

CHICAGO. Jan. 23.--Han Adaii lost his
match wttk Farmer Burns and Jack
Rooney tonight. He was 70 have thrown
them each twice In ninety minutes. catch
aa4eatcn-can but failed He threw Roo
nev first IN thirty minutes, then Burns in
eight minutes and twenty-eight seconds.
Rooney again In two minutes and forty
seconds and Burns remained the limit
The Turk showed himself a arst-ciass
wrestler and went at his work with good
huuaor and fairness.
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Crush Was Tremendous.

While the people who were In posi-
ton 10 know expected quite crowd at
the retail store OF j. Berkman & Bro, Oc-
cidentaf avenue and Washington street.
OF mems and boys clothing and furnishing
goods on Saturday, nd one anticipated the
crush which actually took place.
The fact that the goods, which were only
slightly mussed and wet--in most instances
in perfect condition--were being sold az m
usually low prices, spread like wildGre
The force Of sales people was inadequate.
Additional help has been procured. several
more cases Of goods have been opened and,
in many instances the uncommoa,y low
prices have beea further reduced. adv.
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r>- n Y. Lucas. whn lei fae moral -
FORM meetings last week. VIII remain II,
Seattle foT tx 5iEvv. fEs zifl iectn~e
a: enc Y ~. G.. \. tanSxht or Paving t.,
prsr Scr sse Whiztle" anS during she
eas1rse - his lecture - ~, atte-arst -
sHas thzi IS f7zSR~f s-erw hts stsrssTessss
ths ifssssGr NEssnFSE = Fsaar esS0rar9e fs~
fAe taxrares Or wefaessfav rftght Ne
ws3f .taftxag hss fare aaess lecture - Snafssss
sn sherman & Gays r4asfc AaT - rae.
els n Ag&trasss. TIE fssctsr addressed =
aarge susss~s@ AZ tt@ = " = On Syfr-
ssy affE~neo- 90 tAs erect OF the drink
tfx hail. CT sSs he-re
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Der Giin;s second, The Winner third. Time.
aba.
Nile and a sixteenth, han3icap-Debride
won. Nuskadine second. Basquii third.
Tine Isl.
Seven furlongs. seiling-Delgretu won,
The Plutocrat second, Henry Of Franse-
tammar third. Time, 1:1.
Mile and a quarter. seiiing-Friar John
won, Sadie Levy second, Infiammator
third Time 2.f3
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sroKANE.s POULTRY SHOW.
Many Prise Birds Entcred-To Com
thine Eour Days.

Special Dispatch 20 the Poss-Tn,eiligencsr
SPOKANE. Jan 22.--1Fhe annual poultry
show CT the spokane Poultry Association
VIII open Ian. "a and continue for four
dsys. Many prize hirds from ali over The
Northwest have bern entered in Sont~li-
slon Cor The MhsEsL prlxes ofsred
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Nrw orleans RACES.

NEW ORLEANS Ian. 1-weathe-
sho~ery; track fast Results
Seven furlcnre selnr-Trageey Ven
Agk.sfor second Eea-y Lagzt Eh.-5- Tine
;Na
Sar fssrisrg -, wesslrr-S~w Wilkes won.
fEsntgAg second. Myosotss saird TINE
i.fSS.
allie AID Q eaa-.sc-lASssaS Yoa AN
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Pills

TIA res4yasg, Aasi tSsaorrow year Ii.
gesfsve ovgaGs will BE regulated and
you vii hs' bright, active AMI ready
tor a9y Kind q work. This has
eess, sss~ esEN-Fsessce oi ctievs. 4
viii ee years. HOOPS PILLS ars
cold by 90 medicine dealers. = 10.
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TIE END HAS COME.

Tuesday night. the last day of the month.
the lights go out on the most successful
auction sale OF fine jeweiry Seattle has ever
had The few remaining days the stock
will be pushed on. as rapidly as posi- Bile
A portion OF the store Is for rent; part
OF the fixtures are fer sale. F're5rick a
Co., us Second avenue.
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KID MCCOY COMING TO THE COAST,
On His Way to California for . Two
Months Rest.

CHICAGO, Jan. @-Kit Mccoy. who
came In from West BADEN, Ind. Sunday,
VIII leave for San Francisco tomorrow.
He says he will stay la California for
about Two months 10 recuperate. He Will
not make any more matches unta he re-
turns East
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feN@ SeaEe@~ - fks~r~vis~ sr~fsas -
~ ksE% wss assssossag 81 hss ss~qsz,er.,
affer rs 3ssNiA. has SrTar~@s ~ dgy&fs Ass
fsvaa prosperity arna1g his boys white Re
Ives.
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THE Rainisr-Grand hotel Is the only
hrst-clAss American and European house
IN the city serving ascent luncheon
Table dHote.'
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DR.. JOHNSON. chronic disease special
LIST, Scheuerman block
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If year liver i ooi II order, causing
hlhoasness, Sex Headache, Heart
burn, ~ Constipation, take dose Of
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RANT r.p GRAND Aatet sahts s9sse
}-sucA@ass s~v she r=rsTe- things now. ss~v-
es fr0As e - 20 T.
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DE- GEO " nHAars0S rs~nssss o.
Gees al Ess-. Mutual LIE sxrldsns
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Dial Hawkins the famous light
weight pugilist. who Ia matched to
fight Frank E.arre. OF Buffalo. IN
San Francisco. March / for 3e0o0
side and a big purse. Hawkins re-
Gently knocked out Kid McPartland
in three rounds before the Lerox
Athletic Cub, New York. McPart-
land had fought all the top notch
ers and never been KNOCKED out.
The easy manner in which Haw-
kins disposed Of him was the talk
OF New York sports Hawkins. II
In said, can strike a harder blow
than any other pugiiist OF the same
weight.
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Counting she psssssuotsoEa ~ s-sss -aaa
saa pcasnsoa A. ga caass o. sser. asr.