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The Washington times., 1905-06-27
GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-LOTS.
THIS SHOULD CATCH YOU.

THIS SHOULD CATCH YOU.
II I can make quick sale will sell S. w.
cor 32d and Grace sts, 71x9o #. to alley
at S5c: near best business center of
Georgetown: fine location for business
houses or livery stable. Old store rent
ing for $50. Write or see
s. G. HILL, owner" s02 T NV.
FOR SALE-one, of the finest building sites
in the Northwest section: extra fine view
TO the south and southwest. Address APART
MEST 265. Portner fats. je25-3t.
FOR SALE-Take drive with all the real
s.fate agents having property north OF Mount
Pleasant and Columbia Heights. along the
Fourteenth St extension: note carefully wllai
they have for sale. then come see u.s. WE
HAVE EXCLUSIVE CONTROL AND ARE
OWNERS OF TIL COL MBIA
HEIGHTS. which II right on 14th st. ex-
tended, and tho street IS now being graded
past the property. Remember this prom
erty is on nth ST. (NoT; sEYERaL.
BLOCKS AWAY), and we can sell YOU lots
at from 12 TO 20 CENTS square foot Now
is your chance VIII command BIG PRICES
when the carz running. See us about
II. ROBINSON CO. Unc.). GIG 18th ST. nv
ael2-lg
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ATTORNEYS.

ADVICE FRGEi-DenaG-. estate. and divorce
cases. etc: al courts Able lawyers 40
charge without service. Everything strjctl,,
confidential Money advanced Address r O.
BOX l3s, CITY teH-ar
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT, =. LIE,
OR EXCHANGE.

FOR RENT. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Two six-room cottages at Berwyn. Md,
for city property
2l10 o ST. NW.-i6 rooms; all modern i:g.-
provenIents; $1,000 yearly lease; sale
SIe,G91.
1926 HARVARD ST. wv corner Iith St
II roo.ls Dely: ali modern improvements;
rent 80 per month. Sale. 6.591s
&c EAST .APITOi. ST.-Lot 5lxI3s. u rooms;
all modern improvements; large stable.
For sale. $50. 600.
LOTS at Arundei-on-t!le- Bay. ND: 5oxI5o.
Sloo 10 500 per lot.
IS ACRES, Il. & p. road. s minutes from
station, 'Ardwick," $50 per acre
Apply 20 THOMAS ". SMITH.
3eI5 BOT Cor. LIST ST. and Indiana ave.
The Washington times., 1905-06-27
FCR sAIE-FARMs. s

FOR SALE--cs,rcs, country homes, countr.l
business c;iances, iaiils. suburban houses and
lots. Within 20 rh.les Of v Washington IN MARY
land Virginia., and T. e. Get bulletin
BOoIHS FARM AGENCY. corner 10th ana
q SITS. ". S-o5-tr
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FOR aEsr-sUBuRBAN.

FOR EENT--At Hyattsyilie groom house.
with acres Of land, to a reiisbls and
permanent tenant low rs SIC per no
K. y. ETON Z CO.
commercial National BaEk Building.
niy2o-tf
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE--You can buy q horne at Capitol
Heights for 81 cash and 81 per month. stop
paying rent: put it in a beautiful! home at
Capitol Heights: agents ground daily; take
IA st. car, get off at 61st st. ne. Main Of
flce 2l4-215 McGill Building. je26-tf
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FOR SALE-COTTAGES.

FOR SALE-A nice 1-roo.n cottage in Brook
land; best location; $500. Address Bo-
81, this office. iess-at
The Washington times., 1905-06-27

TATE. Trusts, Bldg. and Loan assn. Shares,
Syndicate Certifs.. Warehouse Receipts. LIFE
INSURANCE POLICIES. etc. Reascnahla
1iIo F s..@Sw- Phone 5l7- C. A BAKER
Broker AMI Fiscal Agent se24-tf
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Potomac Guarantee Loan Go.
928 F Street n. W.
LOANS! LOANS!

LOANSl LQANSi
or $40 or upward on furniture. pianos. SALARY
assignment, etc. at the lowest rate OF any
company in the city. No recording. No
publicity. Private rooms on the second noox.
Ever, payment On loan reduces interest,"
Loans with otter companies paid or end
more money advanced at lower rata Ne
expense to make loan.
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wANTED-HoUsEs.

DO YOU WANT GOOD TENANTSY List
Eolr houses at once with GRACE M.
THOMAS. Corcoran Building Ie9-sol
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WANTED-SUgURBAN.

WANTED-lp rent suburban home, one
fare from city; permanent il suited: state
rent and all particulars. Address BOX ST
this Office fea,-3t
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PRIVATE
L OANS

We are advancing money quicker.
cheaper, and with less publicity than
ever before. We make loans from
1000 TO $4,000 on furniture, pianos,
etc. without removal Nothing de-
Quoted for drawing up papers. Loans
negotiated In one hour from ttaie
application is made. We pay or
loans with other companies and ad-
vance more money at a less rate of
interest.
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A SQUARE DEAL
FOR EVERYBODY.
SO to $500

Isn't II worth your while to hefors
dealing efsewhere2 We pay on other ccn-
panies and advance you moro money.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-18

procuradores de distrito, leido segun-
da vez por tftulo y referido al comite
sobre 10 judicial
Proyectos en- su tercer lectura.
Substitute del Comite por Proyecto
de la Camara No. 10. por Mr.. Williams,
relative a la protection de duenos de
caballerizas, leido tercera vez y pas6.
Proyecto de la Camara No. 1876, por
Mr.. Ellis, un acta relative a corpora
clones municipales como enmendado
por la camara y consejo, leido tercera
vez por titulo y pas6.
Proyecto. de la Camara No. SO, por
Mr.. Dalies, relative a elecciones de
comisionados de acequias, leido Sc
gunda vez por titulo, referido al comite
sobre privilegios y elecciones.
Proyecto de la, Camara No. 1856, por
Mr.. Wilkerson, enmendando seccion
3404 Leyes Compiladas de 1897, leido
dos c por tftulo y referido al CO.
mite sobre 10 judicial.
Proyecto de la Camara No. 1879, por
Mr.. Wilkerson, relative a polizas de
aseguranza, leido primera vez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-18
I'm Buen ~NOmbramientO.
Ell Nuevo comisionado de Seguros.

EliHon. Pedro Perea, TX. delegado al
congreso, y hombre de reputation es-
tablecida & intachable en- 10 p1blico y
en- 10 particular, ha sido nombrado por
ell gobernador como comisionado de
SECURES en- Nuevo Mexico, y su nom
bramiento fue pronta y unanimemente
confirmado por ell ~consejo legislative.
Este empleo es una de las nuevas of
cinas territoriales establecidas por
acta de la legislature, y es de mucha
i%mportancia por raz6n de que los debe-
res del incumbente son la reglamenta-
cion 6 inspection de los negocios que
tramitan en- ell territorio las corpora
clones de SECURES de TODD sgenero que
tienen agentes 6 representatives en-
Nuevo Mexico. Ell senior Perea como
hombre capaz y experimentado en- los
negocios adminlstrara ell empleo de
comisionado de SECURES con la aptitud
y honestidad que lie caracterizan, y ell
pueblo tiene absolute confianza de que
obrara en- TODD con acierto 8 imparcia-
lidad, y por 10 mismo Sc regocija de
que haya sido nombrado a puesto tan
responsible. Damos parabienes al
senior Perea por su nombramiento y
confiamos que %justiicara en- todas ma
neras la benevolencia y buena opinion
de sus conciudadanos. Otro punto
importante que atafie a la selection del
senior Perea y que debe inspirar la
mas viva satisfaction consiste en- que
siendo dicho senior native del terrific.
rio y de descendencia hispano ameri-
cana, ell nombramiento demuestra que
siquiera en- parte Sc reconocen los
reclamos del pueblo native que consti-
tuye ell elemento mas en- ell
territorio. Con este Sc acallara algoI
la alarma que han levantado algunos
peri6dicos respecto q nombramientos
r~ecientes, afirmando que la admins
TRACTION actual tenia por sistema esta-
blecido ignorar del TODD a los nativos
en- la distribution de empleos. Ell
escogimiento del senior Perea prueba
10 contrario, y aunque no basta para
los justos reclamos de los
nativos, da promesa de que no sera ell
dnico nombramiento que les sera pro-
por ell ejecutivo.-El Indepen-
diente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-18
Chinelas o las Suelas de Lana
de Borrego.

Ell DR.. Charles Wheelon, ell osteopata
trata todas las Intermediates agudas
9 cr6nicas sin drogas 8 medicines. Ell
t%ratamiento es puramente manipulate
vo, no siendo usadas ningunas drogas.
Esta especialmente adaptable a enter
medades cr6nicas y Intermediates de
los ninos. La osteopatia busca y re-
mueve la causa, de la enfermedad y la
salud resulta. Els simple y sera ex-
plicada por ell DR.. Wheelon a cualquie-
ra que deseare investigate. Ofcinas
en- 103 Avenida del Palacio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-18
Atrasado en- sus Cuentas.

A. D. Archuleta, ~tesorero del conda-
do de Archuleta, Colorado, y quien
tiene muchos amigos en- los condados
de Rio Arriba y Taos, Sc lie acusa de
haberse Appropriate $12, 900 de los fon-
dos del condado. Una examination de
los libros por expertos, muestran que
esta atrasado en- esa cantidad. Sc
que seguiran otros ~arrestos. La
familia Archuleta es una de las mas
prominentes en- ell sur de Colorado Y
SO dice que poseen grandes riquezas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-18

MURALTER, 81 ~ssstre, es el pues
to para aviarse de Vestidos de Otono6
Invieano, a la Ultima moda, de $50 arri-
ba. Tambien tisne I'm gran surtido
de muestras del abasto de Murphy
Hnos., Chicago, consistente de exec
lentes vestidos de $17 arriba y panta-
lones a la medida de "a. SO arriba.
Llamase atenci6n especial al surtido
de muestras y estilos de Trajes de Oto-
no 6 Invierno para Senoras hechos en-
la s~astreria. Visitadnos y we'd -
mDestras y ~estilos. Sc garantina qus
TODD estar& & la medida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-18
Herido de Grayedad.

Don M. S. Salazar, quien Sc halla en-
esta ciudad, recibio n carta la sema-
ma pasada en- la cual lie informan que
en- TERRA Amarillo, un hijo de Ricardo
Martinez recibi6 un balazo por manos
de n mujer, habiendo este tratado
de forzar 10 puerta para entrar. Ell
herido Sc halla bastante enfermo y
hay pocas esperanzas de que viva.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-18
CAMARA.

MARIO 13-SESION DE LA MANANA.
La camara fue llamada al 6rden por
ell Presidente Dalies. Oracion por el
capellan. A la llamada de la lista todos
los miembros Sc hallaban ~presentes
excepto Mr.. Lynch, quien fue xcu
sado. Sc dispense la lectura del
diario.
Los siguientes proyectos fueron in
troducidos:
Proyecto de la Camara No. 1877, por
Mr.. Dalies, un acta concediendo cier-
tos derechos a los Cuerpos Femeni-
les de Concrete. Referido al comit6
collective.
Proyectos en su tercer lectura.
Ell Ortiz pidio consentimiento una.
mime para p~resentar una peticion pro-
testando contra la extension de los
limites del norte de la ciudad de Santa
Fe conocida como la vista de la adicion
norte. La peticion estaba tirmada por
179 ciudadanos.
Ell Sr. Ortiz movie que las reglas
fuesen suspendidas cor 81 fin de tomar
ell Proyecto del Consejo No. liz, por
Mr.. Catron, un acta definiendo los Ii
mites de la ciudad de Santa Fe. La
mocion Sc gan6. Mr.. Wilkerson movie
que ell proyecto fuese leido tercera vez
.preparatorio a su pasaje. Ell Sr. Ortiz
movioque ell proyecto fuese leido sobre
la mesa indefinidamente, y al llamarse
la lista ell proyecto fue puesto sobre la
mesa por I'm vote de Is contra 6.
Mr.. WilkersoE movie que las reglas
fuesen suspendidas con ell fin de tomar
Proyecto de la Camara No. 90, por Mr..
Dalies, I'm acta proveyendo para la
colectacion de Ia capitacion en Ell terri
torio y concurriendo en- la enmienda
hecha al proyecto por ell ~consejo. A la
enmienda del consejo Sc concurri6
unanimemente.
Ell Sr. de Baca movie que las reglas
fuesen suspendidas con Ell fin de tomar
Resolution Colectiva del Consejo No.
10, por elSr. Chayes, p%roveyendo para
la compra de un busto del 6nado CO.
ronel ]. Francisco Chaves. La suma
de $1,000 Sc apropia y ell busto sera
puesto detras del escritorio del presi-
dente en- los aposentos del c~onsejo. La
camara concurrio en- la resolution por
un voto unanime.
Informes de comisiones permanent
ties.
Ell comite sobre educacion inform6
Substitute del Consejo por Proyecto de
la Camara No. Al, por Mr.. Neblett, I'm
acta autorizando al Cuerpo Territorial
de Education a expedir certificates de
maestros, recomendando su pasaje
como enmendado. Ell informe del CO.
mite fue adoptado y el proyecto pas6
unanimemente.
Ell comite sobre 10 judicial inform6
Proyecto de la Camara Nc. 147, por
Mr.. Wilkerson, I'M acta relative al
tempo de traer acciones en- polizas de
aseguranza, recomendando su pasaje.
Ell informe del comite fue a~doptado y
ell proyecto paso por an vote de 1e
contra2.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-18
FL Mejor Remedio Para Constipation.

"El mejor remedio para constipa-
cion, que he usado son las Pastillas de
Chamberlain para Estomagoe Hfgado."
dice Mr.. Eli Butler, de Frandville, N.
Y. "Son generosas y sin ningun efec-
to desagradable, y dejan los intestinos
en- una condicion perfecta y natural"
De venta en- todas las bot;cas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-18
DR.. j. M. Diaz.
Medico Y Ciruiano.

Por I'm procedimiento especial-sin
operacion-hace desaparecer las cica-
trices de la piel. cura los tumores fl
brosos del 1tero, las estrecheces de la
uretra y las cataratas.
Dirija sus cartas al No. 202 Water
ST., Santa Fe, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-18

En- esta oficina Sc venoen o'ancos
para contracts de parIdo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
lll3RRER A,NEARN,
lwo llori',llulna liph,Nelahis Matched
iOr the Fourth,

Goolgo SloR matchmaker for ,ho
athletic club owning the blk arena on The
llat, announced nsl night that nc hnd
concluded all Arrangements ful Aulolln
Herrera and George Ncnry for july ! IN
rho men have ugrocd 10 wtgh IN a.
l1 pounds AT 3 O'clock on the day " the
contest and viii mcot that night TINS
promises 10 BIZ one Ql the .hrst mntohoS
mat could be arranged Tor Butte ana me
fact that the two men have fought thl,e
draws only stimulates interest Both are
known M hard, willing fighters who DO
not stand of aud spar bat step IN 0nd
mis- II all the time Herrera ~ lookInp
much bcttor than when he fought nelson
here. and Says he III moro than anxious
20 meet Ncnfy ~ twcnly'round con'
test,
The Mexican viii train M nouldcrs, ana
viii have Maurice ThompHon 10 assist
him. Noary viii leave Milwaukee today
and should arrive IN Butte Thursday
night Ne viii train AZ Pete TaRuct
alnrtprs ON the nat Before the week N
over both men win he hard NJ work ana
shnuld be In the best Of condition, ns they
hnyp two weeks 20 get ready n Neither
requires real hard work 40 they are both
In ial shape now
llorIclu VIII represent the n1korHnold
nrorlo Of Eagles al the Eagles convene
tlon AT Anaconda, Ne VIII spend today
lhcro and then leave for his training
aunrlors Joe Crawford, manager N
henry viii accompany the MILWAUKEE,
fighter 10 this cllN~liutlo Miner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
n H. /.
YALE AND HARVARD.
llsNsn Inning Championship Game
brought 20 IN Ind NY Rain,

Cambridge Mass juno g A mMNorm
~ the end ~ tho eleventh muug brought
60 a close but left undecided uu intense.
lnlo ON aolhicrF uod ulE afternoon.
Tho score wns 10 whom mo game wnH
called
81 mrollng ~ tho captains and coach.
ere NJ the Two teams ionirhl II NaH De-
rilod to cali 90 the game played today
place At Nov Haven ou TUESDAY next
Ns the nrFt of the sotug Arrangements
fol The sorond game vil ho made Inter
iHlr scored an earned nan IA tho very
start aud IN the second inning Nalus mF
The plate From thn, time ON apvpul m,
porlunitlrs were oiforod hy buih pId,y, but
superb pitching and lhlw fielding pre-.
vented further rum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
BIKE RACES Ar OGDEN,
Quarter Mile Dnsh Won NY samuolson
state Record broken,

\ large crowd attended The bike races
AZ tho new ogden track last oyonlng,
and Fuw some great nnlFhrs ana a state
record hrokcu by Billy Ramuolson IN lho
uuurlcsmllo dash, liver LaWson'H record
Of ~ l.i was hrokpn by 292'i Hardy
Downing got second, lycr Lawson thr',
and Eddie Smith fourth II was y gro1t
finish aud brought the crowd To lls feet
The Australian pursuit race for the
amateurs was something new lor the Og'
den fans ana they enjoyed the event
CRAFTY WilcoS won the event summary
fullowsi
llalf.milo open amatcur-Jnck Hume
first MllcoN second Castro ihild, Ells.
wood fourth Timc.-l'02 l'i
QuaUor,mic open dash professional
Rnmuolson nrsL Downing second Laws
ron lhId smith fourth Time ~ s't, cs'
iubllthug new state record,
Unlimited Australian pursuit race, ANA.
tour Wilcox nrsl llumo second, Y sam,
ucson thild TImo-!j?l l'5 Distance, :
miles 2D laps
Two.nllo lap handicap professional a
Rlmuclyon nrpt llollistrr second, Lawson
third, Downing fourth Time 1900 2'd
Laps Wou.lnnp y ARrpl 3. llrnpton p
Williams llolllsicr aud Rodman ! lap
apiece
FlNomlc open motor Ncc.s Smith FIRST
llWgrun second ShmucNon ihild Time
Gll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23

SCORE l}Y INNINGS,
BARRY REACHES OGDEN,


Dave Barry the noted coast nghlcr Nm,
der The management NJ Alec btcpgalns0r.
rived IN ogden yesterday ana remained
there under the impression that he was
Manager Bean ana the latter explained
that The quarters occupied by Runaway
ltii2' At Lagoon had been reserved for
him barry said ho would be Joined by
Hrcggains this morning ana that both
would como ON 10 Salt Lake M once
Barry WNH he docs not require much
work is hp huh been Inv training ior some
weeks ana ~ now IN INC condition
Barry told llcln that Salt llkc ngN
fans viii certainly see "a great show whom
ne goW into the ring with Schrrck
"lf | don't put MP the battle " my
NE and mako Schrook extend himself
valid me- "you cnn have my Hhlro Of the
money A. this viii be the last conloI
loug 10 mako this ~ hummor. and ono
lung iu BE- remembered by thr nphtCW,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
REORGANIZATION
Of THE OLD LEAGUE
PROSPECTS FOR 1905 SEASON.
william Cody Of Boise Is Flaming to
Get Hold Of the Butte
Franchise

m, Butte Nowt SAYS Now that tho
rs,Inc National league N dead, tho tax
of the old.llmo Pacific National league ~
rolng revived, ronsJcrng the fact INV
,Dr ihrcr.ycor agreement Of Nonulo, Ia"
,omn aud Portland with the touW league
cyplrce this year he suggestion NJ iornl'
ng the old.tlmo league ~ ly6 bids fan
a., become reality The old pacho M
,9pnl " the only organization 'hni rV'l
,,,o rallifntllon 10 horcbr'' fans IN me
,s,thv,n 'fhiH N true Nt Srt,tlc an I
i,itlnud 40 Nrll nH rull NJ the 'hHrnuoH.
ia,nma has mad "A Winning team M nc
tugi LEAGUE and thlF cily ~ plutabl}
inc only exception
Bulio used 10 turn oul IN matso lo hN'
N,Iloykoy'g team the kraulu RAM
ci0wdrd the grounds "a see ilu rolunl
Iupdalo's men play ana IN all II W.
,upposrful baseball
COPY COMING 10 BUTTE
Wnllnm cody uf The dcfuncl Boise or
e1rlyaton, who n wen known IN Butte,
\ said 20 W plnNing 10 get hIlh of The
iWuo nunchlto m TIE proposed lcolgm'
ned league of lWg
The tpukoemnn. Review suyW
orody npurop on The old northwest
lo0guc upum with Ncnlllo, Tacoma pOr
land and SPOKANE. while sult lnRo and
Eutte win mako up the cub rnd n m.
,rcut, Como NJ the loNnH I'M The "
northwest league muy be- Included, maxi
lng eight cities,
BOUND 10 WIN
Cody feels Buro the old circuit viii lc
adopted next FoAHum he HgWos that the
round cities are Urea Of the prpyoul losing
Arrangement ana WIN be- glad 10 gol back
~ the logical league. lnu lhfposyon
auocmpni between the const clubs cudr
,hs season, ana an the clllos ,cm lhou
do 0s they please
From Indications ihr sound cities and
portland are tirod Of the results M the
coast organization ANA realize that the
old circuit h not only the one m which
there ~ moro natural rivalry lint ulHu
one IN which he clubs can Wako the
money Az Nc later point H. quito uh
argument thorc N certainly bright
prospect for the Old circuit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
We Risk 1t
Druggists Who Sell
DR.. Miles Nervine
Agree, IL II Fails.
To Refund Cost.
OF course we reimburse the druggist
You lunN him uuu tplnt him.

You know him and 'ruat him
Dr.. Niles Nerylno In medicine Tor your
noryos "
II cures diseases Of tho internal or
nn,a o' W. ,"'' w wv WV
"uNo 'hofo oiHahs WORN -
II 10 novel Mcory--not OF anatomy,
hlt " treatments frat discovered by
nr Mllee. ma ainoo made upo Of by
rnrv n'iS. @ "'.N a'",,ns n,ho nm.
nuuy wIao'OwoHc pnysl,ion', WI" IVY
II com nro s,c,' wo or,cr van n way 10
be made wolI'' III w. Mics Ncrylnc.
This medicine In n scientific cure for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
REILLY GOES AWAY.


charley Roilly orsiwhlo manager NJ
lhc Slll Lake baseball team has gono ~
NV home IN l,os Angeles llc was accom-
panied hy Pitchers Io2cr and Wright
VINO nio 10 ion Morloyp ANGELS DIRECTION
NJ the local club have settled IN full win
Rpllly aud the other players, and every.
body appears 10 bc Hlllsned Rcllly said
be- had no complaint ~ make ~ 10 hH
treatment whilc IN SAT- lake, hut WAS
sorry the League lid not I've ana that this
town Md not have o champion team,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
LOGAN TEAM LOST.
NO Match Tor the salt Lake DolI Iossers
score ~ to-

Tho LOGAN baseball team claims TO have
gone through the present season without
q dofont That H. this claim was mad
goo iO yesterday afternoon, hut II T. M
nugor any good, for the team ran up
against tnNg, The Salt Lake team, or
what's left of H. took the farmers into
Ump by score Of II ~ g.
Tulon pitched FOR the Salt Lake team
md held the logunles down wen with
ihc exception uf n couple ol Innings At
thal the visitors got only HVc hlls while
Flll Lake mndc H. from Hahn ANA Gal.
Euo. lho detailed score follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-23
sconls pY INNlNas.
Have You a Couah1

A dose NJ BILLIARDS. llorohoWd syrup
will relieve n, Have you cold 4 dose OF
Horhlno M bed time ana frequent small
dosos ~ llorohQund syrup during tho day
Nil remove II, Try n Tor whooplng cough
for asthma, for consumption, fnr .bron'
street Hutchinson, Kan writos, u have
used Billiards. llurohound syrup IN my
family Tor vohts ana md n The bost
ana mos, palnllhlo medicine ever used"
30 tQc, ilOo Sold by y c. NJ !, Drug
Dept II
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
sIlNlAlAIlYl

Bapcs on Bllt-u ualgano 9, on
Hahn, Il N loren, @ of l1mnN J.
Two.blgr lliNa Peer Toron D9unlo
PLAYS hahn lo Wolf ~ jnmoF Hahn
tu stuart lilt by Pitched Ball Douglas
NJ Hnll Like, Haynes Struck ou,~Hy
q llgano, !. By aim i by. Torcn,. /
VIVA pich carney stolen lllH'e'., ar
my o, Thornton Umpire fcrlm Tlmo
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As GOOD As A VACATION

Rest In nice Hammock IN the shades
OF yOl own home, We have the mrg
est assortment ana handsomcst designs
on the market Prices from 5, 80 "a
49, 90
DESERET NEWS ROOk STORE,
Main g.
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FISHING EXCURSION
To Provo Canyon, sunday, June 20,

special train via u, & II. q, leaves
Salt Lake 300 a, m, Returning leaves
ilcber 200 ,. mo Upper Falls 500 y. m.
Fare 10 Upper Fails SL25, Hobor and
return $3.50. FISHING IN Provo river IN
now excellent Trout dinners at Upper
Falls, 30 cents
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POSTPONED

rlisbwg Jmnc q -piiisbure. brooklyn
National hague game Wnf postponed to-
duN, rain,
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TIE GAME Al posTON

Boston June 2s,-Ran stopped loda, \
enmo u, lho end Of ,9o icnlh inning INC
score STANDING | tu T. Both Noung uud
Altrock woro IN rare form thC nrsl
named striking ont EIGHT mon and ia,
latter holding Boston down to -four yclt,
tered singles Attendance, 500
Hcoroi A. H. p
lOetun ,,,l,...,..D.D....
Chioagu uu,,,.,,,,,.n,,.. q
Batteries Young and Crgor, Atock
and Mcfarland
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OGDEN a. RETURN.sI.O(
Via u, A. II, O., Sunday, June goth

Leave san Lake 1925 a, m, Return.
Ing leave ogden 200 p, m, splendid
outing IN ogden canyon, Everybody
invited,
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Tho Dcserot News win ho found on
folo IN Los Angeles nj tho STANDARD
News Company, ilt south Main street,