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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK
y. Loewers Ciambrinus Brewery Company Plain
10. against Mary j. CTuwthsr % a., Dcienuhnis
In pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure and
Sale dull made and entered IN the above euthed
ACTION hearing date glst day OF December, 1904,
l. the undersz ned the Referee IN said Judgment
named wilt sell az Public Auction, ~ he New YORK
Real Estate Sales Room. No l6i broadway. In tn-
Borough Of Manhattan. Clty OF New YORK. on Va
?5th day OF January. 1905. az y o'clock noon. on
that day by Joseph T.. Day. Auctioneer. the prem
ises directed by said Judgment 70 be sold and
therein described as follows
Al that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land Win ~
buildings and improvements thereon erected, a,u
ate in Tho Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK CITY,
and known and designated as Lot no. ~, on =
9th and 18TH wards OF the CITY OF New YORK, belong
lg 20 Ellen Eliza Ward, compiled June. 1861 hy
samuel T. Holmes, CITY surveyor, sled Ia the
oT!uo OF ne ksetsteI OF New ork County as Mag
80. 10 SAID lot being bounded and described
follow:
Thirty nfin street, distant s75 feet eastcrly fro.
sou;Nrnsierly corner OF Eleventh avenue and
Thirty aiih street and thence running soplEeIly
parallel With Eleventh avenue, es feet md htqc'
10 tic centre line OF tho block. thence eastcrIS
along said line and parallel With Thirty ilrh rreei,
avenue, " feet and nine ~ inches 20 THO south
eiy Ade OF Thirty nfh street; and thence west
eny along the sbuiheTly side OF Thirty MIN street
20 feet W the point or place OF beginning. said
premises being known a. No bS West Thirty -nih
street
Dsted New York. January 3. 1895.
LEO c. DESSNR Re'eree
PASRUS d COHEN. Attorneys f0r Plaintiff 81
Nassau stEeet. Manhattan. New YORK cry
The following Is q diagram OF the property "a
be sold as described eoove' me street hummer
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AZ san Francisco.

Sass FnlNcIsco. Jan. IL Macene pFosed The
surJrisr OF the day winning the INST race AZ y 20
owing 10 the bad showing OF AoermaTle In the
laird race. tho Ouinlan stable was suspended
First RA-e--Five and half iuflougs -AAceno
i02 lBartetu. u TO won, Pear! Waters V7 iyonesO
ia 20 sccond: Mabel Hates, los tpnNsl, II 70 TO-
iSird Time ils Paddy Lynch. san Jose, Duet.
SsrcharAte and LADY Fashion also tar;
second RHce--Ihree and Il half fuHonHs-Abe
Mayer. 100 dIormanl, TO won; chisf Wl.tm,an'
III? fels rsonJ 4to L. second r Joe ~ lAilchAelsl
no 10 l. third Time. :HiS Busy Bee Semllunr,
Alma Roy Red Tenny and Hazel also ran
third Race-Putunty oourse-Thc Renruoate
o. ,Kunli. to ). Won Lady Rent 10. tWhghV'
8 TO second Meade ~ Clayton, - 10 lhltl.
Time. ii1 Alimo. AbermATie, Revnlt NorItno
An To, ,1p RsSSHone NILS and nfry yards-Dun-
Cannon. 90 CucHride). 30 2, won Ner TN es' W
1Audrrsoni IS 10 2, second. Barney Drey russ lOl
Nv DalyJ, 70 tliu. Time no lsAteIita.
Anvil. The FrrtteT and SchrTzo also Tau
Fifth Race One Iniic and sixteenth Or Saor!s
lOi Niciridei. IS 10 o, won til spray iei tChena-
er 10 l. seruud. Theodore L.. iel Jones' u TO D.
third Time, 1864. air. Dlnzlo. Achilles FRANK
sim Race one mile Catewny. loS q Boyd.
II 10 ., won. Judge. ii2 davis, II 70 .. second;
Arcade. III iDelyl. 70 ! third. Tine, iAo'7.
Rector Dsrksomo and Tom Slsyln also ran
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COLuMBI4 BEATS BADGERS.
Local College Wins AZ Basketball oy q
10 rs,


The Columbia basketball team maintained
its prestige "a intercollegiate champion
last night by beating Wisconsin's team By
q score Of Il 10 10 The match was none 200
speedy. Wscousin's captain. one Stelnmet@,
was shark" on the rules and he was con-
stantly holding up the game 20 consult With
tho referee OIL mooted points. One DELAY lasted
for fully two minutes Steinme's was
valuable adjunct 70 HE team. az nine OF the
Badgers points were on fouls. two being
given outright on penalties.
As far as actual play went. the Columbians
were far and away the superior Of thoir rivals
iJom the Badger state. The score at tho
end Of the FIRST half was Q to for the Light
Blue and White.
There was Il crowd OF nearly 5000 persons
in the gymnasium when the Columbia freshles
came out to play with the HorGce Mann i've
"a an opener, Tho Junior colleHanS won
Tier came rho westerners They were a
rough looking lot. but workmanlike,
Columbia began well when Irubene.aseh l
fouls gave steinmetz chance TO even things
Fisher put Columbia Ia tho lead by points,
but Stelnineta got Geld goal. which put the
tally az ali 4 foul by Wisconsin and Won
NETS began "a wrangle with the referee on q
teohnicaltty, and Wisconsin got point gwen
10 tho team The Badgers captain made
: more points, and Won Sholly ended the hau
hy q goal making II Q 70 8.
IN ths second half the tactics OF teolnlcalty
seeking was kept up and the score ran close
to II ali Then Columbia nan away; Goals
by Fisher. Won Sholly and Hurley and one by
Moore eclipsed the best efforts Of the Vest
ernefs. The Columbia men shot wildly for
the first part Of the match. but otherwise
played . good game.
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Jack Bennltt Has No Trouble In 0utpoint-
ing Fred Douglass.

There vas not enough money IN the house
for Buddy Ryan OF Chicago 40 Jack Ben
Nit was substituted. and the latter met
Fred Dou glass OF Savannah. In six round
bout before the Washington Sporting
Club. Philadelphia. last Monday night Ben
nit dld not have much trouble IN demon
stratipg his superiority over Douglnss
Douglass was bleeding freely in every round.
Re managed to keep his feet through sheer
pluck ,,,., - ,.
esting Dick Casey Of Denver, newcomer T.
whinned lack Smith in three rounds, while
Fred Meyers. in his bout with Young Charles Of
Atlantic City. beat his man IN iour, rounds;
Kid Peerless and Young Douglass an hoSsra
sample and Young Garner each Fought a
siE round drav.
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COLI.
VI. G.. 4. Links I'm Good Order MON ements
of the Amateurs,

Having started his aedson by victory
az Pinrinirst. ~ he did last year. the nest
engn cement TO keep the list complete would
be for winter j. Travis 20 play IN the Soutn
Florida Championship next month At palm
Bnaca Ito will probably 10 there 10 DEFEND
his title. a,ihough al Travis will say is' IL
Il inst possible hat I may take run down
TO Pain Reach next month. II depends
largely upon what Bind Of weather We have
70 North According 20 a Chicago news
pap"-. H. Chuudier EgIn may 20 abroad for
q short trip after graduating from Harvard
th.s spriug but not with a view OF playing
10 the ameteur hampionsh!p at Pres'wieE'
Crafts " Higgins. n'the GoH,r." MdrG-
rnc. declares sfor the Chicago Golf CLUB as
tie sccne OF this yours amateur chempion.
ship and Las this TO say Of the report oil
rhe powers that ne OF The =. s, G. 4. seem ved.
ded 70 tnls Idea o. pfeserviE W. ~ oi
seem thai Just distribution OF voting power
IN an Association sliiyine 10 aiSln national chsI-
however docs not ZEN 20 be tho '1eN " We special
com's'tse
The coz uiii.s report Is gT,at disaPgoie;;,m sn
DEVELOPMENT OF tho game AZ hear. Opinions
regarding The best attainment OF iho desired md
that II the special comn;i,tee. through its secTc'
tary. had consclcnuouSly MADE an eHon 70 optalh
TIE opinion. OF al me golf clubs now member.
different
There Ia 40 snow TO bother With now on
tho local links. and golhng 10 again an en-.
yoyable pursuit The tohYgSan Slices ~
out OF business. but skating, 9ockey sna
curling are stlll to be enjoyed under plea SAINT
conditions. and give variety to the nidTintet
day ht the club
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Rlne shooting Tournament at Plttsburs.

PIr1sBuRG Jan. 1.-THE indoor % callbre
ride league OF the United States began the
first championship tournament yesterday at
the Iroauois Rife Club. which will end on
Friday night The prizes are o. 200 cnsh
and $500 merchandise. Twenty Ave yard
ranges are used. or the twenty entries yester-
dAy five finished, The Fasteners who shot
and their scores were
= "a shuppe, New Haven-777 20. 24i. III.
3ss on PAL 2li, .2S 10 Total. 3li
W~nouA. New Yofk-2sf, 81, 257, 81, aS, ~.
25l 2S1 2sS, 20. Total, 1851.
The championship match for "a oalibre
rin,s indoor range, resulted In better shooting
to-day " 4 fewes Of New York until
tonight had the best average on the ohani-
pionship match. having made an average OF
5ss ont OF a possible $50 ten strings. u Is
expected that the shooter who can average
I'D yyill take tho prize ~. A. 4 Stillmau of
New YORK leads Ia the continuous match.
avlng shot two clean scores Of IS.
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Sam Lansrord Puts Joe Reid to sleep.

sam LanRford, tho negro lightweight.
who whipped Joe Cans on points some limo
ago. knocked out Joe Reid OF Lynn. Mass
before the Lakeside A c.. Webster Mass
last Monday night. in Ave rounds. Feids
frien ds e1peeted him 70 stay the um.ttsn
rounds lie only MADE a good showing in
ono round and that was tho frSt.
In tho fourth round Reid went to the floor
from a vicious punch in the mouth. After
tho afth round had gone two minutes lang
ford swung the right and caught Held on
the Jaw. The white man went 70 the moor
and wns counted out.
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NOTES or THE TRADE.
Continued from scrcuth Page.


oaly maintains a correct explosive mixture under
without the sacrifice Of power Incident TO spring
operated AUXILIARY ar iaNrs Nhothf,i ~ - ,.,"
cylinder VIA morse power tonncaLi my ,,,, a
well known medium weight gasolenc Nolu I,Iip
Eher S sonasa S saRS s Som nSO IMPROVE
men,s have been made In the dc'ai!s 4ot Two
THO satei, device which Is a.cd on Nil the Thonas
care comes IN ror anbt!ntcd praise from the Iu"H'
fiH fhorsSs bSoiB. ,.tua,ed on the south elsie.
contains four models ami zach % thtae y equpn,H
win h- saiciy device ~nlch e9nss' 10; nn 81
rear huh rendering II impossible for The car ~ run
ave. backward doWhR!H.
T,pc oftre Frunbl,n :nodcis one %; Nc ;a''ssi
American touring sara on No naIhei hn iS ~ ,se
Franklin booth Tho engine Il ra'rd ~ boise
power. a. 40 reyon,lon. AZ ~ 5y9 ,Ss car
has ii0 !nch hee! base f weighs only 500 pounds
it Il asserted ma, rs hnl elm ping sby !. pess
aud great poWcr oy speed. The nexlbiliiy OF ,lls
car on the throttle II wonderful fca rc u Ssn SS
The motor lko all the FRANKLIN CARS 10 totJ ryllnuer
air cooled 4 feature OF tliis car Is The entire 40
sence OF q me- Al frame. THIS STANDS o,l hl,onk'
In coutras, Win the now generally adopted pIcsseI
steel france. The wooden slils are r'Ichg 'heDe"
and more resilient
Down in tie basement OF me GARDEN one COME
KnoI Con,mrIc,sl Booih ], IS one OF tho nnesi
pieces OF work ever i1rued out In the GoinmeIc'A'
fine Tho KNOX people ouut THIS ioi We sp5irx
neld Police Department the wagon rArIlc,s, 'M,.Ne
persons. the scats running lengthwise, "iih cor
psItments under the seats for emergency KS,
aud ropes on one side and st!elehcr on the otiIer
side with several Other handy appIancrs ior po.so
patrol service This car has an ~ lugh Whee uasn
10 inch reAd. solid rubber tires. SISs. hVacs wv
cylinders 6Ao lnches, and II pas maximum spVF"
Of 10 miles ali pout
An impression witch tho specisn lnNeilhn.y
receives At the Importers Automoouc SSloh II tno
business uke. lntrliigrnt-one might ALMOST '1y
exprrt-Aiutudo Of those who inspect me ehis.
Questions ara ietsely aud shreNdy put. AND vac
conclusion Is Inevitable TIA, the crowd OF bpChots
lsMrgely made UP o. experienced seasoned dtiNeIS :,
ms tact. perhaps, explains the large amount ~
sales recorded thus far quite bali million OF api.
lars II Is Maid. The people who cOme not otly
know tho automobile. but they afe ~ search o. VIC
best there To- The knowledge dl6piayri does nov
seem 10 ne confined 70 men. ethel women VINO
Try she luxurious bodies do 30 with some distinct
point 10 view
Thnro Is some very interesting literature 70 be
had ~ many OF the exhibitors booths ior itstAlo- :,
Coop Talk 10 be found at ms 0ldsnohiie e6hlYlt,
Ia q clever bit OF nOhsense. THIS VIII george
Ade's latest story = given away az the booth.
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HOCKEY.
Brooklyn Club Badly Beaten by tho Hockey
Club OF New York.

The hockey team OF tho Brooklyn sRatin g
Club visited the st. Nicholas Rink last night
and tried to play a game with the Hockey
club OF New York AZ no tine during the
contest wero the visitors able 70 mike them
selves dangerous and the Hockey Club won
by score OF II goals to o Rusaeu and How
ard made eleven OF these between them and
seemed 20 be able to score whenever they
wanted to In the nrst half the score was
20 O.
Dr.. McKenIie. who was hurt in Aprsc'ice
game TWO weeks ago. was unfortunate agsin
last night. He Ind his face badly oif during
ascr,mmage and had to retire. Hazel ton took
his place.
Nicholas rink tonight The lineup
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Annual Meeting Of Kentucky Horse Breed-

LEXINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE annuLl meeting
Of the stockholders OF the Kentucky Trotting
Horse Breeders' Association was hold here
to-day and the following officers elected for
the ensuing year
President. r. 4. Fntlll: nrst Nice president. Rich
ard G Stou second ylCe presdcnt, James Z. Cay;
treasurer Lexington Cliy National Rank secretary,
Horace ". wilson board Of directors John r.
Allen. l.. Y. Hardness. John r. HagyArd, j. VIII
Ston. and Louis Dcscognets.
The annual report Of Secretary Wilson was
received and ucceutcd bv the board. The
report showed that over $4,000 had been
cleared by the association on the meeting Inst
fHn
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Hpndosu.

The international hsndball match between
Oliver Drew and Francis Y, ordozgoitio
will not be concluded tomorrow. The
second half OF thu match. will be played at
the New Jersey Handbar Court. on Friday,
nj l.gO O'Clock.
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f's s:ssi.x s:"]BS sS!n g S 81
cmes Cod In One psy, Grip IN 2 Dsys
q @ " on every
HORSES AND CARRIAGEs.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
-s.-, - = $1,000
r. H. hAOT co.
B'RAyn 1sih "
~ rre 35th 81
Cell Attention To
Showing OF
Au-over piEskin
EngliHh Riding
Saddles
lust received from
one OF the foremost
London shops
rrses sIssi TO sstes,
HARNESS DEPT.
5th Floot
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Lined stable Blankets, SOr. street Blankets, LIS.
IIugR blankets. $40, with Ham. Lsathsrs: N',s
pstlsn Robes t7M on storm Covers 800
PETERS HARNESS AND SADDIERY co
- West Broadway. rstr Fn1nFrs 81. upstairs
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JOHN 7. CORNELL.
Attorney for Assignee.
e. broadway. New YORK t'Nft

~ THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS No; Of
Allegheny County, pennsylvania. .. L. Mcrkt
versus Bradley Manufacturing Company, a
corporation. and Charles II. Bradley, n, H.
Bailey. Daniel ODay aud L, {. Luikln- no.
2ga, February Term, 1905.
To above named Defendants: You are hsTeby
summoned TO be aud appear before tne said court
20 be holden ~ the City o; Pittsburgh. IN and Tor
said county aud Staie, 0b ihu nIsi Siouuay "I
February next. there TO answer q. J.. McTkt OF
Plea OF Assumpst. By order OF Court.
JAMES ". DICKSON, Sheriff Of Allegheny County.
~ TIIE COURT or COMMON PLEAS No. o.
Allegheny County. Pennsylvania. G. - Merit
vrrsLs Brndley Manufacturing Company, =
corporatlon and Charles I bradley, IT.. J, =.
Baney Daniel ODav AID +. c. lufsln Nc
300 February Term 1905
To above named Defendants: You are hereby
summoned 10 be and appear before ihe said Colri
10 be holden ut the City OF Pittsburgh In and for said
county and state on the hrst Monday ~ February
noIt, there 10 answer 6. \. MerRt OF a Plea OF
Assumpsit By order OF Court,
JAMES W. DICKSON. Sheriff OF Allegheny County.
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Ssore--Hoelsey club. II, Brooklyn s. {. o. Goals
81, Russell. a. Howard. ). Phillips 81 bryan, q
WArclton. Standardization fot MCKENZIE
Reieree--N. HomfecR. Wanderers
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MEDIC Al.

QUICKEST PERMANENT CURE u osess'
of men; dangerous cAsos collected. reiei ~ -,
those des ring ouly nrst rass scientific ueflsnsY
should call Tne lcsdng specialist, Dt. bONoCs1,.a
No I4I West aIstFt. Houre-s. .. Sundsrr-sS'~
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TIPEH RITERs.

9 months rent applied
on purchase Gereral
Type ~. pa Broadway
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Being lot rs.
MIN Ellen q. WAfG


mo Approximate amount OF the liens or chdiEe
10 satisfy which the above described property u
% be sold, 10 Sir Thousand Two Hundred end
Thirty six and 90 o0 iSd.23CS Dollars with Inter
cst thereon from 20th day o. December. 1904 to-
ge'her with costs and allowances amounting %
Two Hundred and Ninety eight and ~ 100 t2as.bol
Dollars wita interest from December ~, lpOi.
together with the expenses Of the sale. The APP
pToJims'o amount OF taxes, assessments. OF other
liens which are 20 be allowed 20 the purchaser
out o. tho purchase money. or paid BY the Hrferee
is Two Hundred and Eighty ono and sl-lD IouHrs
and interest
Dated New York, January ;. 1906.
LEO c. DESSAR. Referee.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER mid, BY Hon
oratie Edward Z NCCall. one Of the justices OF nc
Supreme Court Of the State OF New York. Ia and for
inc County Of Nev YORK tie 18th day OF october.
1904 notice Is hereby given 20 all OF the hredtors
and persons having claims against Ludwig Zima,
lately doing business at No. l3 Avenue 3, IN tho
CITY and County Of New yoTI Borough Of MAJ
haitian TO present thelT said claims. and vouchers
therefor duly verified 70 tho subscriber, James l!
O'COnnor, the duly appointed asSignee OF said
Ludwig j. ZlmA for the benent OF creditors a. MS
ONCE, No. ~ Broadway, Manhattan, CITY OF New
York, on or before the lSt day Of ApTi, 1905,
Dated New York JanuaE 4, 1905.
Assignee
JOHN J. CORNELL,
Attorney for Assignee,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-NALRs.

VALET, swedt. "A. wishes position IN gentle
mans apartment; strictly sober; best references
II, s. o.. Is Prospect pl.
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WHERE TO DINE WELL
IN BROOKLYN.
SCHUMM'S CHOP HOUSE.

InESpRS-rhe best dining room In brooklyn
LVhSLHS for women. Perfect cooking hnd
- Aar-
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SITUATIONS NANTED-FEMALEs


VIpyT-CLASS HELP az Miss Larsou's employ
msnt once. 80 West 24th ST. Telephone. soH Aadi-
son "a,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-10

Atlantic City, y. j., July $50 grca
has become the desire OF the summe
girls TO meet his highness PrinU zoe
Son Of the Emperor OF Corea, that NOR,
than one hundred OF them interrupte,
the plunge Of the prince and his suit,
in the surf today, and 10 escape, he let
them a merry chase up the beach, with
the merry, laughing crowd OF beautie,
trailing close behind.
Prince Yoe, his secretary and tive
Corean companions, attired in bathing
suits, went down TO the beach in an
automobile. When the party alightcd
some one shouted; Hail 10 the Prince
OF Corea'" Then the trouble began
One maiden after another came 10 take
look. The prince slowly walked
through the ever increasing throng 10
the beach. Before hr reached the
waters edge, however, he was sur,
rounded on all sides, People who did
not know what was going oa ran from
distance and added to the throng. Ii
got too embarrassing for the prince
and he started running up the beach.
The girls gave chase. ioe ran until he
reached the auditorium pier. then dart.
ing in and out among the piling Of the
pier, be made for the boardwalk and
executed flank movement on his fem.
inine pursuer-, who lost sight OF him
when he went under the pier.
Coming down on the opposite aide of
the opposite side OF the boardwalk, the
prince and his companions entered the
automobile and were driven quite dis
tance up the beach, where the prince
was unrecognized and where he enjoyed
his bath without being disturbed.
The girls who chased the prince were
much chagrined at the manner in which
he left them. They had hoped for
another marine reception, such as took
place last week, when Prince ioe re.
ceived them in the surf
I'VE didn't want to annoy the prince
'aid one pretty girl, in blue bathing
suit. I'VE girls have heard 40 much
lbout him that we wanted to meet him.
hat was all. But he ran too last for
Is. He must have thought We were al
Ter his title.
irp xzfkqjet gbdkoqari aehvt
Santa Barbara, Cal, Merchant, Armed
With Powerful Automobile Headlights
Enters Chamber More Mystifying
Than Famous Mammoth Cave.
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Complete production of each play. A
revelation in popular priced theatricals
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-10
Special Losing Time.

Los Angeles, July 9.--Adyioes from
the Office Of the train dispatcher Of the
Santa Fe railroad company of this city
tonight show that the Walter Scott spec
ial is losing time. At Kingman, Ariz.
it was 80 minutes behind schedule. The
train is runningan average rate of about
40 miles an hour. 1t is the expectation
of the Santa Fe, that after leaving Al.
buqurque, the time lost will be made up.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-10
A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY
Must Fave Luxuriant and Glossy uaiY,
No Matter What Color.

The finest contour Of a female face, the
sweetest smile Of female mouth, loses
something IL the head is crowned with
scant hair. Scant and falling hair, IL is
How known, is caused by parasite that
burrows into the scalp to the root Of the
hair, where It saps the vitality The lit
tie white scales the germ throws up in
burrowing are called dandrufY. To cure
dandruT permanently. then, and to stop
falling hair, that germ must be killed.
Nevbro's Herpicide, an entirely new re-
cult Of the chemical laboratory. destroys
the dandrur germ, and. Of course stops
the falling hair, and prevents badness
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit, Mich.
Eagle Drug Store, 35l-353 Bond st.,
Owl Drug Store, $40 Com. St., T. F,
Laurin, Prop. Special Agent"
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is atfable and talks interestingly of his
business,
Il shouldn't be surprised il some Of
those young fellows would beat me out,
he said, "Tomlinson has a good ship
and he may turn the trick, think we
are going to have some good contests
anyway"
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GIRLS CHASE YOE
Corean Prince Pursued al Atlantic
City, New Jersey.
BEVY OF FAIR CREATURES

Prince Attempts TO Battle With His
Suite But is Interrupted. Runs
Down the Sands and is Followed by
Chagrinned Beauties