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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-21
CsorGia. Florida Snd Alabama RailWay
cArrabslIS, Tallahassee q Georgia Railroad,

Tallahassee, Fla, July 20, 1905.
Summer excursion rate to Lanark and
Sopchoppy when for Panacea Springs.)
The following round trip rates are
announced TO Gulf Coast resorts for the
season Of 1906, from Tallahassee;
Sopchoppy, $l.00; Lanark, $l.O0; Sun
DAYS, final limit date of sale
Sopchoppy, SIPS; Lanark, $3.50; Sat
urdays, final limit following Monday.
Sopchoppy, $3.50; Lanark, 500;
daily, final limit 10 days.
Sopchoppy, $l.65; Lanark, $40;
daily, final limit 30 days.
h. G.. SNIPES,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-21

Effective Sunday, July %, the special
train service between Tallahassee and
ST. Marks on Sunday, will be discon-
tinued. F. p. WOODWARD, Agent.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-21
Travelling Passenger Agent

A Federal Judge in California has en-
Joined the State Federation of Labor
and a local labor council from executing
a boycott upon a local firm Of manu-
facturers on the ground that the defen-
dants were conspiring to destroy the
property and ruin the business OF their
intended victims. Organized labor
lawful means or the injury of others.
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For Rent, Broom Cottage, Apply to
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-21

Every home IN Tallahassee. havs
never seen greater sorrow felt on any
trouble, and If at this last moment you
can turn this sorrow away from them
you win not lose by such mercy rather,
by far, win you gain the love Of this
people.
IL am not asking too much. You
can do this If you viii, and do beg II
of you. No one has asked me to write
to you ] am doing It for the love of
my people Be Inereifull 1t is the
chance of your life to show these peo-
pie Of Tallahassee that you are one
with them"
"Your friend"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-21

To this touching appeal Mr.. Lamar
replied by telegraph as follows:
your KINDLETTER RECEIVED.
CANNOT CONSISTENTLY RECON-
MEND TO GOVERNOR BROWARD
TO REVERSE THE JURY'S YER
DICT AND THE SENTENCE OF THE
COURT.
"W. B. LAMAR"
Comment would be superfluous.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-21

A storm of indignation often ends
with a reign of terror.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-21
TREAsURY pEPARTMENT.

The following report of w. v. Knott,
State treasurer, filed with the governor,
shows balances to the credit Of the sew
eral State and educational funds at the
close of business June 80, 1906, as fol-
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-07-21
DONGS AT THE
STATE CAPITOL
Items Of Interest from the Various
State Departments.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Appointments Honorary Fl h Cymmis-
sloner-John Y. Detwiler, New Smyrna;
State Board of Accountancy-G. r.
De Saussure, jacksonville; Walter
Mucklow, Jacksonville; E. l, Mathews,
Tallahassee.
State Board of Medical Examiners
DR.. j. d. Fernandez, Jacksonville; Dr.
J. Harris Pierpont, Pensacola; DIR.
Henry Z. Palmer, Tallahassee; DR.. j.
Harrison Hodges, Gainesville: Dr. John
B. Maloney, Key West; DR.. A. l.. Bla-
lock Madison; DR.. r. L. Harris, Or
lando.
State Board of Health-Dr. Horace
L. Simpson, Pensacola; E. M. Hendry,
Tampa, II. FoZzard, Jacksonville.
School Board, Brevard cOunty-E. b.
Arnold, Malabar; r. z. Minis, Bonav-
enture.
County Commissioners. F. Wooten,
Cocoa; ]. T. Cockshutt.
Justice of Peace, Sumter county-C.
Bevell, Bushnell; Marion county,.
NJ Matthew, bennington.
Constable-Temple H. Burton, Del
ray,
Notaries Public, at Target. J.
Rocks, EbrO; E. w. HOdgson, Eau Gal
lie; c. B. Smith, Madison.
STATE DEPARTMENT.
Letters patent: The X. D. Hope Co,
Jansen, $4,000. IncorporatOrs: r. d.
Hope, P. G. Walton, c. Van Brunt.
Bay Shore Land Co., st, Petersburg,
$50, 90. Incorporators: A, E. Hoxie,
Frank w. Ward, C. Percy Smell, A. c.
Clewis.
Gulf Trading Co., Carrabelle, $780,
600 Incorporators: A. c. Groom, w.
c. Groom, E. r. l.. Moore, d. o. Neil,
j. j. Blominuuist.
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News Ss Sporting World at Home and Abroad
WHOLE CREW vANlsHED.-FoRrvrD
A MYSTERY.

Undoubtedly the most oxtrao,A,,,.
~ all the mysteries Of the sea Ia An.
fate OF the crew Of the shin Maria ro'
loste, n moro fantastic creation anna.
entity, than noyllst over woyo sho ,on
New York IN 1887 for Europe, her po,.
sonnet being 10, including tho oaptaln,,
wife ond child, Two wocBs later a
British bark sighted her IN the Allan.
tie, thorc was no sign OF lfo on board
a boat wae sent for her, and a mo,,
exhaustive search proved her TO bo A,
silent ae the tomb, M deserted ms A nos,
house Everything was In Ite ninco-'
even the boats ut the dayits, Tho INN
was unchanged, the cargo untouched
Rigging and spars were intact, the snlls
were all set The crews weekly wosn
hung above the forocastlc an awning
covered the poop. Bnnaclc, ana wheel
aud rudder were complete, The saIlors
fits end dinners We're seen IN the fore.
castle, In the cabin was n sewing ma.
chine with u child'B garment under tho
needle, and on the table u hnlf.oaton
meal The chronomotcr licked undly.
iurbcd IN tho chart room the cash Inv
was unrflod Tho log book, posted IN
within W hours of tho visit. showed tho
passage 10 have been favorable, III,
ships appearance proved there ha1
been no storm, Evidences Of a struggle
or piracy, or murder, there were none
Yet 10 people had disappeared M II
spirited away by some supernatural
agency. and from that day 10 this tho
mygtcry has never hcn lk,ravolod
though the United states government
nparei no effort to solve ftp, r, Ne.
Grath IN the May McClurcs.
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nnrnfunnny
THE UMPIRE'S DIFFICULTIES


chicago Sever have the dnlrullios
which hcaot the Umpircs who serve In
tho nix league games been moro forcl-
bly, shown than by the play Of the last
week IN both looguca Hardly "A
game has possod IN either league M.
comfy that the umpire has not been
called upon TO mako some close decision
which was sure 10 call down the re-.
proachcs " the sdc which received tho
unfavorablo end ~ the verdict Asa
result thorc has been an sorts NJ unnec.
fseory wraneIlnr, and player N0tr
player and even managers have been
sent 10 the bench fOr trying unsuccoss
fully 10 make tho umpire change hIs
decision after Judgment had boon rem.
dcrod
Time after time tho umpN IN called
on ~ pass decision upon extremely
pu22llng PLAYS, which are sure tn bring
OIL manner of dlsngTceohlo words ~
his direction, ana very seldom does ho
get any praise There appears to he no
question that NE majority NJ tho nm
plros do their work honestly ana con,
scenllouelN ana the idea that they
have preferences for ono team ana
grudges against another N for fetched
Umplros are human ana unmost Ion.
ably make mistakes, They arc human
enough Ia resent choice selection NJ
remarks from players who have ropu
tntlons an chronic hckols moro quIcNy
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lhan from those who are usually sub.
nlleslvo 10 their decision,
Tho constant "kioking" nanInHl their
decisions, especially by managers who
are not In the game, has brought forth
! communication 10 the nmplep from
President pulllem which should do
much 10 stop this practise, After call
ing the umprcH attention 10 tho Two
rules which forbid that any PLAYER
should dispute the Judgment fiho nm.
plrc pulilm goes on 10 say
The only person having The right ~
question the construction ~ u rule IN
the captain No player, not even "A
captain VIII be allowed tp question a
decision which lH \ matter of Mdg.
nont only The umpire win recognize
no ono ns captain unloss ho Ia q player
actively engaged In The gOnc, No
mnnnRor whether I'M uniform or not,
WIN bo allowed 10 qloallon tho con.
Wrucllon of rules except he be also
captain Of his team ana IN actually on,
gagod ms a player lnihc game, 4 man.
lgcr m uniform may coAch,'
whether tina increased strlngoncy
VIII do anything To stop the natural
tendency ~ players ~ 'kck' against
untaror0bo decisions In Impossible 10
say, II Ia TO be hoped that II viii, for
\ few llnog have salutary effect
Nothing can hurt baseball moro than
the constant chickering's between The
players ana umplres, which disgust
the spectators ana use 40 u great deal
~ The time which they had Intended
Ia give 10 baseball ana not TO orulorl.
cal competitions
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BICYCLE RACES
HERE NEXT WEEK
Manager neasrsn 10 Arranging
Fine Program for Local
Cycle Fans
SAMUELSoN IS COMING BACK.
Expected 10 Arrive Here Tomorrow
Accompanied By Root asd Bowler
Then for Match Races

Manager Harry Iicaaron Of mo local
saucer track In working on an interest
ing program Of hike races for next
week. and says that he win glvo the
track pntrons something TO become en-
Unused over The races VIII all be
sprint events, with two or three match
contests thrown IN for good measure,
A feature Of next weeks meets VIII
be the arrival here " Billy samuehon,
Root and Bowler lleagren has re-
coiycd word that the three speedy pedal
lushcrg VIII arrive IN Sal, Lake to-
morrow evening, ana VIII be entered
IN Tuesdays and Fridays races They
VIII also compete In the Two ogden
noets,
II In IIcagrcn's purpose 20 match
Samuolson ana Root IN . mile event,
best two out OF three Tho winner of
the race VIII then be matched 10 meet
young Hopper who beat lVor Lawson
during the week Then the winner Of
this event viii be matched TO race liver
Lawson In a similar event, THIS GER
tainly ought to please the race fans
foI the races VIII be- between some OF
the fnstest riders IN the world,
There II n rumor To the effect mat
Representative Y, H. Sohefskl, Of the
~ g, A., IN contemplating placing a
black Hist against the Denver track,
Tor the reason, II " alleged, that the
Denver promoters have failed 10 pay
for their franchise,
Manager lloagron stated Ia the
News" that there " every lndIcu.
ton Of the proposed Los Angeles track
scheme being carried out The Idea OF
building track at Oakland has been
abandoned bu, one In almost sure 10
be hunt At Los Angeles, There IN now
u scheme on 10 organize circuit com.
posed Of Denver Salt Lake ogden aud
Los Angeles, II IL possible that later
Butte and possibly Helena VIII be talk.
en- N, Plans are now BEING talked OF
by those interested In the blk project
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New Automobile Course

There " NO doubt about q new beach
course suitable for the race for the
trophy offered 10y Sir rhomna Dewar
for the international uno.mllo chnms
plonship, ana also lor other onc.mils
contests and locord trials, having been
foun at Capo May, n, j. Secretary =.
NJ. Ru,lor Of the Automobile club Of
America, ana Secretary A. q, Batch.
elder who were among those who or
ieinally Investigated the Florida beach
and Endorsed n for rncing, both say that
the cape May sands are entirely Entis-
factory, when the beach waO Inspected
lna, week, Alexander Wlnton drove his
Bullet III over the beach AZ top speed
ana left hardly a trace where the
whcels had passed MI Wln,on said
the bench was as fine for "A mile course
az any one on when he had driven,
There Ia good stretch NJ only two
miles, or little more, ~ that not
more than n mile course ~ practicable,
hut already an application hne been
made for u sanction and tpcre w llkely
10. DO s,ralshtawoy rNelns there this
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YOUNGEST BALL PLAYER.
Tho Philadelphia Athletics own Him
His Nan,e " Johnny knight,

Tho Philadelphia Athletics have the
UNIQUE distinction " having brought
out this year the youngest baseball
player IN The profession, ana. not
outstanding his swnddlIng clothes, he
~ delivering the goodf
The young man who Is Just now ere.
htng q furorc among hose slad and
ultra conservative puakers N Johnny
KNIGHT, a lad Of " summers This
youth In playing the position of short
stop, and IN addition thereto IN loNdinR
his club M the hat
Knight did not como up by the rogu-
lation stages ana has had absolutely no
experience In other independent or
minor leagues
From n grammar school star no
lc6pod over all the preliminary degrees
and landed IN major League company"
the flrst dash oul of the hon
While playing ahorlat0p for one Of
the high school clubs In Philadelphia,
young knights work attracted tho at
,enllon of several sporting writer's In
the quaker city and they forthwith 70,
ported their discovery 10 Comic
Mack
Tho mnnogor ~ the Athletics decided
to HlN' WV WY '0nll'' Nll' WIN .''N
cral old.timcrs working for the place
he beat them ull out and II his present
pnce Keeps M he " liable 10 make SOW
sral Of the old',imcrs look well 10 their
hulolh,
Mack and other old.timers feared for
n while That their youthful prolego
would ninch before the Ionl hrc, not'
withdrawing his brilliant work In prac.
iiso, But rlght here they were mls'
taken
When the nng fell Tor the seasons
start Master knight won, straight To
the front with tho willow he hna
proved wonder,
The youngptcr has played great bah
oil over the circuit, IN 81 Louis ho
showed amazing speed, There Ia no
mistake about lt-,'Connio' Mack hns
picked MP The biggest ma ~ the sea-
son,
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Six Day Auto Race,

Following the announcement OF an'
other l,OO0.mllo trial 10 be held at Em'
pire city track, and q S0o.mllc race for
Morris Park, comes the proposition To
hold q slS.doy race for automobiles, ot
course such n contest Offers up unllmit'
cd difficulties especially from n weather
point ~ view, but II IL quite certain
that n, lons, score NJ automobiles
could be entered and cover u blk dis.
tanct IN that time, Already we have
had 900 miles on u track IN % hours
and 30 minutes, and 1900 miles from
New York TO IT. Louis ana return WITH
out the motor stopping All OF this IL
taken TO indicate the perfection OF the
automobile, especially In the matter OF
reliability,
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ABOUT LOU DILLON.
said That Famous Animal May Vet
Lower Her Fast MARI,

There are horgomcn who believe that
with q sweeter disposition Lou Dillot
VIII be able 10 reduce her record
against time this year Dudd Dobe
has been working 10 this end all winter
IN california,
Just now while the light harness rae.
ing aeGson IN u couple of months away,
there are several horses that are talkol
Of AZ likely 20 drop into the Sweet Ma.
RE class before the summer IN over
ldsonioro IN one % these, lie certainly
was whlrlwind Tor speed nj the close
Of the campaign last fall, but he Ia still
eligible to the 2'0S class while both
Sweet Marie ana Tlyeron took marks
better than 1905 last season, George
q, the handsome California geldIng that
dccrs marked In 9i0GA last year, IL ar.
other that N coming 10 the front ne a
pnsslhle froo.for'Nll class performer He
II easily the best trottcr nj the Mem.
phis track, and icors who II conacrVn-
tive TO degree openly says that he
looks for the goldlng to beat 1908 when
everything W Just right FOR the effort
Geers once had n worlds champion
trotter IN The Abbot, n geldng aud ns
no now rates George q right alongside
~ lho son NJ chimes, II win bo seen
that the horse must have shown HIM.
folf tomclhlnR ont ~ the extraordinary
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THE MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY,
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and once that point is arrived at, there
can prevent u man on third scoring on
bunt The play, however, " never
attempted except there IN one man out
Al q signal gyen either by the coach
on the line or the man at bat the man
on third starts for home with the be.
ginning ~ the pitchers delivery and the
man AT bat hunts, Ily the time the
ball leaves the bat the runner In all.
most 10 the plate, ana no matter how
poor the bunt II, n II II on the ground
there Is not time enough Tor The op,
posing team 10 field the hall and got II
10 the plate before the runner scores
N there II unity Of action between
the batsmon ana the runner there
seems 90 be- no sure way 10 stop the
play Almost amy batter no matter
how poor can drop some kind Of a
pronndor on almost any bah that the
pitcher can throw within the Ca,chors
reach, lie can reach NJ least three
feet on other side OF the plate and hit
q groundcr, either fair or foul, and II
II II foul the runner simply goes back
to third for another attempt on the
other hand, II Ia almost impossible for
the pitcher 90 throw a ball NJ near tho
batter that he can not mee, II for some
kind OF u ground hlLor take his chances
with n dead ball which would leave his
conditions exactly the same ms before
the play was attempted with another
man on base A high ball thrown by
the pitcher would increase the bntters
tendency TO knock the bali into the air
and defeat the play, but even THIS IL
far from being a certain solution OF
the difficulty,
Brooklyn used the squeeze. IN ia
final game with Cincinnati q few days
ago ana with the greatest success
Hugh Jennings, ono Of the mon who
have invented most ~ tho tricks Of
base bail saw The play worked NJ that
time ana was led TO remark that there
Nps no possible way FOR pitcher to
yet the best of 'iho squeeze
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BIKE TRACK IN OAKLAND,
scheme On 10 Erect n MIA saucer In the
California lIty,

During the week word was received
here 10 the effect that scheme was OH
foot 70 build n big bicycle track NJ
Oakland Cab, and that u Salt Lakc
man WAS interested IN the project
II vas announced that the track
would be erected on the plans OF the
Salt Palace track, only II would bo
muoh larger, and the arena would bs
blk enough IN which to pull on football
and bafebhll games, and the seats sur.
rounding the arena would be covered
with canvas
Dlliscnl inquiry In this city failed 10
locate the man who IN said to be bohind
the movement, but Manager Harry
llen yren " the saucer track here al.
mitted that he had been approached
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JACK O'KEEFE vs.
JIMMY GARDNER
We'll Know, Boxers VIII Meet at
Salt Palace on Monday
Night
BOUT IN The BICYCLE ARENA.
They VIII be Followed by the Much
Talked OF Match Between Bob Fla.
simmons and Mike Schrsck

Tn tho bicycle arena of tho Halt Pal.
ace, naSt Monday night, there IN achod'
ulcd o boxing match Of twenty rounds
duration between Jack O'Keofo Ut chi.
cago. and Jimmy Gardner of Lowell,
tar Prominent sporting writer's like
George silcr Lou iIousomnn, Blll
Nnushton and otto Flolo, declare the
contest to be M important one, ~ II
practically means thai The winner VIII
be hailed as the weltcr.woighl cham.
rlon 81 the world,
The contest In 10 DO pulled on under
tho management Of willard Bean,
The principals are 10 weigh In AT 40
rounda below the woltOr.Wcight
poundago by the way-'nt q o'clock ON
The afternoon Of the fray The contest
VIII I've In n ring pitched on the band
stand, and Tho man selected to act as
referee II Jim Donaldson, The boxers
WIN 30 II straight Marquis ~ queens
bury rules They are 10 got 80 per
cent Of the gate receipts, and VIII d.
vide their share 90 por cent To the win.
nor and 40 TO the loser Both men
ports from the Two training camps nre
10 the effcci that they are In ilno phy.
sloal condition for the fray
There scoma TO he great deal Of In.
tcrost In the event ana as excursions
are TO DO run from oil parts Of the
state "a Hali Lake on tho 18th, Man
ascr Bean sayg he IA confident Of u
record breaking crowd,
FfTzsiM MONS AND SCIlRECK,
Following the Observation-Disclosures
match. tho next big card VIII be the
Tiisaimnsns- schreck contest set for
the night Of Junly 3.
From pugillstic standpoint this
contest In by far the most important
that has ever been held here, for the
reason that the title OF light heavy
weight champion goes with the long
end Of the parsc.
~ course lrlis holds that title, and
now that Jonries has quit the ring
Fits declares bis right TO the heavy.
weight crown, 10, " Sohrock beats
him, he may lay claim 10 both titles,
Both men are working hard 10 con.
dilion themselves FOR the contest,
For the benefit ~ those who delight
IN the boxing game, the following
measurements OF the two men are
given
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THE SQUEEZE" PLAY IS EFFECTIVE.
aunnlInIu unnnnnnl

A strategic play IN baseball which
was being discussed by number uf
local baseball players ana fans the 9th.
or night was the bunt with man on
third base and one man out the
squeeze play This play has been used
Tor years past, but never 40 much ~
II has been this year among the big
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league teams ,ot the east, II has been
feature ~ several pr0cises with tho
teams of the state league without OK.
coptlon ana win no doubt be put to
good use many times durng tho scu.
HOn
To insure success the pny must have
been pracllsod untll a reasonable dc,
groe Of perfection has been attained.
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~ |, Yaucy rhducah NY. writes, ~
had \ severe case ~ Kidney disease ana
three ~ the hest physicians ~ Kentucky
treated lnA WllhoN, aucooss ! then took
rolcyg Kidney cure, Tho hrat bottle
CURED me permanently I gladly rccom'
mend this wonderful remedy For eali
ir " j. I'm Drug Co
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OGDEN a. RETURN, si.OO
Via D. q n. o., Sunday, June 18th.

Leave Salt Lake at 1898 a, M, lOSS
n, M, lii5 y. M, 200 y, m, Returning
leave ogden at ia ,, mn $3.50 y, M,
9 30 p, M, 100 p, m, Tho Masonic or.
der win 20 to ogden a, 200 p, M To
attend laying ~ corner stone Of the
new Masonic Temple Everybody In
yited.
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Asthms sufferer. should Know This

Foloy'a Honey aud Tar has cufcd muhy
cases Of asthma that were considered
hopeless Mrs Adolph Duoslng, i0l West
Third ~, Davenport la writes "a ".
we're cold contracted twelve years ago was
neglected uptll II Anally grow into eslh'
could no, alive mo moro than temporary
rolof Foloye Honey and Tar was recon-.
mendod and ono nifty cent bottle entirely
cured me Of asthma which had been
growing ON me for twelve years ana N
been saved yenfs Of suffering" For sale
BY u, j. Ilill prvg co,
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with a proposition 10 manage tracts
ut Oakland and Los Angeles, Nc0gron
was unable TO give any details OF the
matter, aud said ne dId not know who
WAS bohlnd the movement, lie said
he was conMdcrlnR tho proposition and
that something ~ definite nature may
develop before the local racine season
IL over with,
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RICHARD cANrIsLp BACK FROM EUROPE

Richard canned returned from Ma recent pilgrimage 20 Europe HIS
from sending him to prison an
100000 hut he declares well spent IL mas
Cannc backing great gambling enterprise IN ia
gambling palace Saratoga h
onsonn ccOr o report
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Ancient wl,ohery was believed In by
only few bu, the true merit OF De.
Wits witch Hazel salye " known by
every one who has used Il for bolls,
sores, letter, eczema ana piles,
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Speed story

Speed story
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AtolghteonmiloWuhOur,
This tho apord he walked back homo
when busted Nle his power
Now York sun,