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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18

Among the entries for the mile race
was Master L. MiIler's Young America,
| which was hardly as large as a good
sized dog. He was finally beaten out for
fourth place by Maud, a big but demure
mule, which refused to set a fast pace.
The bronco buster took up collection,
which he had taken care to announce
frequently, after his performance. He
was not allowed to invade the grand
stand, and his returns were only 81 %.
The more he looked this over the more
angry he became. He finally harangued
the crowd and wound up by tossing the
handful of silver into the air. The small
boys eyed the coin on the track, but the
special police would not let them take it.
Finally some one told them to help them
selves. For few moments it seemed
there would be a part of Bill Fieldwick' S
favorite track missing. When the dust
finally cleared away the boys came out
Of the scrimmage with pieces of the coin
to show for their efforts.
Richard Havey sent all the fields away
well. being ably assisted by William
Fieldwick The last race was not run
until after o'clock.
over at Shell Mound Park thousands of
pleasure-seekers enjoyed themselves to
their hearts content. a more orderly or
good natured crowd could not be select
ed. The favorable weather conditions and
the excellent nagement made the al
fair pronounced success.
The athletic programme was an elabo-
rate one, and afforded amusement for
both young and old. Dancing was per-
haps the most popular pastime. From
early morn until after sundown the pa
vilion was filled with a merry gathering
The races and games also attracted
many competitors. Several hundred dol
lars worth of cash prizes were dstrib-
uted to the winners in the various events
Cash prizes were also given to amateur
performers, which included singers Of
coon songs, buck and wing dancers and
cakewalkers. The judges had a difficult
time in selecting winners, as many Of
them showed unusual ability
The greasy pig eluded his pursuers un-
til he became exhausted, after being
fallen on by his would-be captors in their
wild endeavors to land him, and laid
down.
Much credit is due the various commit
tees for the manner in which the event
was handled. Every convenience was Of
fered the crowd from the time it left
this city until it returned home in the
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
MILLER RETAINS HIS HooDoO.

SEATTLE, Wash, May H.-Roscoe Mil
Ter still had his hoodoo with him to-day
when he pitched his first game for Seattle.
He twirled fine ball, but the men be-
hind him could not hit when hits were
needed. Oscar Graham also pitched swell
ball, and Oakland got a big start in the
first inning when Miller issued his only
pass and Kruger Strieb and Devereaux
hit safely. After that Miller settled nicely
and was master Of the situation. Graham
started out steady and he kept up his
gait to the end. The men behind him did
not have many chances, but they took
what was offered. The day was cold and
raw and the players shivered as well as
the spectators. Score:
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Union Park Results.

ST. LOUIS. May 17.-Union Park results:
First race, six furlongs-Covina won Best
erling second, John H. Kirby third Time,
1.16 2-5.
Second race four and a half furiongs-Side
View wcn Armistice second. Marimbo third.
Time So
Third race. one mile and a sixteenth-Eva
Clair won. Sister Ruth second FL Rey third.
Time I 40 is.
Fourth, race. one mile and a sixteenth;
tia third Time. !: :4S 1-5.
Fifth race five furiongs-The. Roustabout
Sixth race. six furlongs-signal II won.
Ogontz second Caterpillar third. Time. 1:16-
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NEW YORK ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. May 17.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at Belmont
Park:
First race fve furlongs straight. two-year-
olds-F1im Flam 109 Don Diego ITO, Benevo-
lent 40. The Irishman 110. Goldsifter ITO. Tim
Der 10. Moonshine 1G7. Amiee Abbott 10I
Second race four ana a half furiongS.
straisht-Clark Griffith III. Barberloot 112.
Merry Boy 115 Old Guard lis, st. Estephe H..
Don Diego 112, Film Flam 100. Benevolent H.
yeranese lis, Anodyne 116.
Third race six furiongs, straight. handicap
Pasadena 115. Cairngorm ia. Gamara los. Vo-
laday 105, Workman lis. Merry Lark 1O4
Fourth race one and a sixteenth miles. the
Pocantico-RiGht Royal 126, Oxford 126, Cedar
strome 1i6r Cairngorm 116
Fifth race seven furlonss. main course, SELL
INSTRUMENTATION 100. Poseur los. Champlain
1OT Whorler 105 Bouvier 81, High Life 81,
Carrie jones 81.
sixth race. one and an eighth miles. four
year-ods and up-Red Knight III. Considera-
tion los. Adben 110. Nine Spot lO9, Dekaoer
100, Go Between 101-f
weather cloudy. track heavy
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THREE CHOICES
GET THE coin
Bettors Are Saved a Lot of
Money in the Last Event
When r. f. Williams Lands
BEATEN AT THE START
Desperate Whipping Brings
the Horse to the Front
i'm Time to Win His Race
Special Dispatch to IN. Call

ST LOUIS, May I7.-Three fayorites
won in a featureless card Of six races
here to-day world Of money was saved
bettors in the last race, when desperate
whipping all through the stretch brought
R. F. Williams first at the wire after be-
ing far back all around. Summary:
FIRST RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
three-yearsolds and up: purse:
to ALFRED c. 100 (Foley)..... S 2h III
to Hubbard. 100 (Harris). ....10 1 b ~
Q to T,a. amDeiqsiOn l1s 81 tschade( - So g.
ner. G. Klueber's ch- 8. 90 by Golden Carter
Music: Bishop Weed 97 Manners 1o5. Plea
stelle 102. Carley's Dream 1Oe Bountiful 100.
Birdwood 1o9. finished as named
SECOND RACE-Four and half turionss:
two-year-olds: purse:
Z to 2-starIing. los Feichp...- q y
to 2-Lieber 10S (Cochran).... 81 21
to 1-SarsapariIla % (SewelD-. 2 81 n
ner. l. Bondy's ch. T. by Star shoot-Pretsxt.
Dan Hamilton 107. Miss Cusette 100. Request
100 Locked Out 9s Jack Kerchsyille go Ma
Hope 30. Birmingham 102. finished as named
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs: tnr-e-y.ar-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St y Fin.
20 to 1-Kenton 95 CMcGee). s 81 21H
to 1-B. Pr. Charlie. los CMulr) 8 3
Time. 1:15 10 start good won easily
Winner 3. Schreiber's b. &. by Sain-Der-
fargiella- Last Faustus 1O2 ANY Rags 1oS.
Judge Brady III Uncle Henry 105. Billy Wake
95 Bonar 81 Caren Mckay 100, Red Reynard
los. Dromio los. Dr. Dan los. finished as
named.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-old and up:
purse; six furlongs:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. St. y Fin
Z to Mae Day. 107 (Gisb' mel HI
Is to Ivan Ness 107 (Ffscher) ? n
so to 1-St. Flour, 93 (SewelD II h
Time 1.15 SIS. Winner W. W. Elliotts b.
m. (O by Hermence-Rala Lala. Our Lille 9s.
Just So los. Payne 107. Howling Dervish 1o7.
Careless 1GS Major Johnson ITO. finished as
named.
FIFTH RACE-rwo-year-olds purse; hve
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
1 to III Chance liz (Aubcn) 2i5
6 TO ives. tO6 Oh. Cochran) = 213
Is to 1-Beechwood, 1O3 Qrecht) 54 SO
Winner. E. E. Smathers b. C., by Odd Fellow
Leonatus Mare No . Bitter Brown 97. Turn
Over o. Remus LOG, Excitement LOG. finished
as named.
Smathers entry.
SIXTH RACE-Thrse-year olds and up:
purse. one and sixteenth miles:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. St. a Fin.
6 TO civilians, los (Feich). 10 3 y
5 to 2-B wing 1O4 CMarality) 2 2 n
IL to 1-Docile. 9S CMcGee)---.. y
Winner J. w Fuller's CHI h. o.. by Deceiver-
Ponzonfna- Amberita los. Behoove 100. Ecletic
1O5 Goo Goo 1O2. Decoration 104, Ermack 102,
FLOYD K 1O7. finished named.
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Jenries Nearing Home.

OAKLANDs May Thames ]. JEFF
fries, the champion heavyweight
fighter. and his majordomo, William
Delaney, are due to arrive to-mor-
row from the East Jeffries' return is
awaited with some interest by the fol-
lowers of the game on the coast, who
are anxious to verify Jeff's reported an
nouncement of retirement from the
ring.
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CHASER RUNS
A CAME RACE
Hitchcock Representative
Is Admired by Specta-
tors for His Perseverance
KENILWORTH A WINNER
California Horse Has Only
Rostand to Beat at
Belmont Park RacecOurse
Special Dispatch to The Call

NEW YORK, May 17.-Bewildering to
majority of the spectators at Belmont
Park to-day was the decision of the stew
ards that Hylas should not be disqualified
after winning the steeplechase. He had
PLAINLY swerved to the left before reach
ing the last jump and interfered so no.
ticeably with Sandhurst that all over the
grounds there were instantaneous offers
of to 1 that Sandhurst would be award
ed the race. Despite all feeling engen-
dered by the ruling, however, tribute was
paid the game and persevering race run
by Hylas up to the time he swerved-
Kenilworth won the last race on the card.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs: straight course:
three-year-olds and up: handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St Fin
to 1-Jerry s c. spRsI 81 tJohnson5,. Jc es 2ss
20 to 1-Montresson, 110 (Burns). 32ls
Time. lbs 2-5. Start fair. Won driving
evieve. Katie Cafrrey. Spring. Atwood and
Woodsaw finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-Four and a half furlonss;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey: St. q Fin.
15 to Miss Point, 9s (schelD.. s 1s2 =
10 to 1-Gertian, 50 CDanieD. h s IL
out. Winner. M L. Hayman's ch. g. by
Linden Crotchet Mintia, Oddella- Anaria.
Superior Boy, Fast Flight, Cambridge. Magic
Power. Snowbound, Tyroler, Swallow, Pepper
Pod and Miss Quincy finished as named
course: two-year-olds; the Maiden stakes:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST Fin
II to 5-Gallavant 115 CTravers) III 10
to 10-Woolwch. I15 Davis).. h IA
to 1c-Bivouc 112 (Hildebrnd) 5 5 SO
Time. 1:01 % Start good Won easily.
ment- -Spanker. Optician and The Poet finished
as named.
FOURTH RACE-one mile: three-year-olds
and up; selling:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey st. q Fin.
5 to Lit. Woods, 1O4 (Hildbd) l y =
10 to 1-Arrah G'wan.1o7 (BrnO 2n
IL to 10-Lord Badge. 112 (Brns). 3 10
Time. AT Start fair. Won driving. Win
Delcanta. Orfeo, Onatas and Masterman nm
iShed named.
FIFTH RACE+Steeplechase; two miles:
four -year-oids and uD:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
to 5-Hylas. f41 tRay). l 10 l
to 1-Sandhurst. 40 (F'inegan) 8 l 11s2
Time. 4:O6. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner. T Hitchcocks b. g. by Meddler-Forset
Patagonia Pious, Dick Roberts, Allen Ferris
and Flying Machine finished as named
SIXTH RACE-Seven furlongs: main course,
three year-olds and up; lightweight handicap;
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St q Fin
to Kenilworth. 1s5 Ftzptco I ) II
to 5-Rostan. 127 tBurns).
Time, 1:34 As. Start poor Won driving
Winner. II. Stovers br- h by Sir Modred-
Queen Bess. Only two starters.
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Louisville Results.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 17-ChurchiI
Downs results: s
sci won. Tfchimingo second. DR.. Mcclure third
Time, 5634.
second race. six furlongs-Miss Doyle won.
Nervator second, Major IT. j. Carson third
Time. 1 :16.
ond Coruscate third. Time, 1:41&.
Fourth race, six and half furiongs-The
Blue Grass Stakes-Martin Doyle won. F,lni-
cula second, King OF Troy third Time. III
Fifth race, four and a half furiongs-Hazel-
thorpe won, Lady Carol second. Floss third
Time, :56.
shall Ney second, Bluegrass Girl third Time,
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Tournamept Of rrapshooters.

The annual tournament of the Pacific
Trapshooters' Association will be held
at the Ingleside traps on May %, 20 and
80. Cracks from all over the coast will
compete. Added money to the value of
$1,000, together with valuable prices,
will be distributed. There will also be
a special contest for the championship
of California.
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BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS,

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Timber, Goldsifter, DON
Diego.
Second race-CIark Grinith, veronese,
Merry Boy.
Merry Lark.
Fourth race-Cairngorm, Oxford,
Right Royal.
Fifth rnce-Whorier, Carrie Jones,
Poseuf.
sixth raee-Dekaber, Nine spot, Red
knight.
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GRAY sUBDUEs THE TIGERS.

Los ANGELES, May 17.-Los Ange-
les took the opening game from Ia
coma to-day with ease, shutting out the
northern team Brown was batted free
ly throughout the game. Gray allowed
seven hits, but kept them well scattered
Clever sacrifice hitting by the Los An
geles players was responsible for most
of their runs. Score:
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Derby Favorite a Winner,

LONDON. May 17.-Cicero. ridden by
Maher, the American jockey. won the
Newmarket stakes of so sovereigns
each with 1900 sovereigns- added at the
Newmarket spring meeting to-day
Llangibby was second and Signorino
third. Cicero is favorite for the Derby
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Error-Deyereaux. Earned run-Oakland
Two-base hits-Houtz, Burns, Kruger Three
base hit--Van Haltren. Sacrifice hit-Francks.
Kruger. Streib. Kelley, Devereaux. Struck
out-By Miller 12 by Graham H. Bases on
balls-On Miller l. off Graham A. Wild pitch
Miller. Left on bases-Seattle 8, Oakland
5. Time of game-One hour forty minutes
Umpire-Klopf.
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Herrera Gets Decision.

CHELSEA, Mass. May 17.-Aurelia
herrera of California was given the
decision over Kid Goodman of Boston
at the end of the fifteenth round of a
bout at the. Douglas Athletic Club to-
night. The fight was fast
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-18
SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Spencer ., Williams, Schlafey.
Error-Atz. Two-baSe hits-Spencer, Nc
Creedie, Nealon .. Williams. Hildebrdad.
Schlahey Sacrifice hit-Nealon. First base
or error-San Francisco 1. First base called
baIls-On Williams l, off Jones $. Lett
bases-San Francisco s. Portland 4. Struck
out--By Williams 3, by Jones 4. Double play
-Hildebrand to Nohler Time of game-1
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SUMMARY

Stolen base-F1ood Errors-Flood. Toman.
Gray, Eagan. Nordyke. Two-base hits-Gray
CD. Casey, Spies. Sacrifice hits-Flood Smith,
Cravath. Ross. Tornan CD. First base on
errors-I.os Angeles ?, Tacoma ). Left on
bases-Los Angeles s. Tacoma 0. Bases on
baIs-Oh Brown 2. Struck out-By Gray T.
by Brown 2 Double play-Graham to Shee-
han Hit by pitched tbalI-Bernard. Time
Of game-1:5o Umpire-Davis
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

a teamster. fell from a wagon on Market
street yesterday and sustained fracture OF
the collarbone.
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST LOUIS, May 17.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at the Fair
Grounds:
First race. four turlongs. maidens. selling-
Maggie Powers 101. Bonita 107. Balshot 106.
los kuray 1o6 Evelyn Garth 1o6. chispa 10f.
Pirates Dance 1O6. Lady Hamburg LOG. Bess
CLANCY 1o6. Little Danger 112. May Bing-
second race, six furlongs. sellins-whiskers
Montague 115 Guide Rock ia Bengal III.
Gay American 107, Tangent III, Beautiful and
Best III. Kings Charm 112, Dave Sommers
100. Sir Francis II us. Terra Firma ia.
Action 1T.
Third race. f1ve and half furionss selling
1O5. Miss Anable 1O2 Mamie Lynch 100. Fail
Iona 100. Tyrolian 100, Awaksning 100. Gay
1O5. ollie Burnett 100. Gnomo 100. All Black
los. Fancy Dress 1O6
Fourth race. o1 SIX % fuEionss Rurse-psha5ills
Chancellor 119, Jack Lory 1o5. Free Booter
Fifth race. mile. purse-The Cook 95
Elwood 106 Blennenworth ITO, Col White 100,
Lacy Crawford no. Fonsoluca 100, Ahola 1o5.
Uncle Charley 1oo Taoy Tosa 1O7, The Regent
1O7 Kleinwood log. Sambo no. Couple Col
White and Lacy Crawford, E. A. Chinn & Co.
sixth race, mile and a sixteenth. three-year-
oids ssliing-kenton ys, d Dixie Lad io7. cog-
Ias oo' 10 ~ .l%s
9S. Bavarian los
Weather cloudy track fast.
ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.
First rnce-Lavenia True, Auray,
Balshot.
Second race-Action, Dave sommers,
Axafes.
Third rnce-An Black, Fancy Dress,
BaIIona.
Fourth raee-Dishabflle, otto stifeI,
FirebaIl.
Fifth race-Chinn's entry, Uncle
Charley, The Cook.
Sixth raee-Dtxie Lad, Bravery, BAN
mock Belle.
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Totals. 2s S 13 27 Is

100 . q
sHogan batted for Brown in ninth
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Los Angeles 80 . 90 1 o 1 x5
Base hits. ......0 1 2 3 x-13
Tacoma .........0 0 90 90 o. o
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Totals .33 2 % 10
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
CHATHAM SOCIETY.

fSpecial to Tho Times ispatch.)
VA, Feb. 1G--The con-
Y saued cold weather has not In the least
$JateI tho pleasure of the young people
giring the past week. which was the
ELDEST Eof the winter. &
Monday night, Mrs. G, II. Walden gave
most delightful 1!at home" to q large
4 ,rty. Various games were engaged N,
&terspersed witlpVcry Inspiring vocal and
.strumentaI music which enhanced tho
/. easure Of the evening very much. @ Re-
teislments were served. -
tuesday night the younger set We're en-
StEtnined 4 by Miss Mary Goolsby, and
Il asters Horny Bennett with a valentine
& B rty''' at Hotel Bennett.
N fthe young guests were given pieces Of
stMrts and the pieces to complete them
4 ,sre he'd by the little misses III this
IA " couples were formed which furnished
4 $ich fun. &s5
= Games, many in number, were engaged
Il which carried the hours swiftly. About
3sven, the party was very much refresh
n with cream and cakes.
III 4 dpasday night Miss Sara Jones en-
gfrtaIned Il largo number Of friends. Va
nus games composed the amusement OF
evening which We're interspersed with
Val solos by Miss Kate Fleet ofLynch-
sag, Delicious refreshments added very
much to tho pleasure OF the occasion.
mir. and Mrs, j. Fl. Bolanz entertained
s.iew friends at whist Wednesday night.
se game was one or the most delightful
the season and thoroughly enjoyed.
ter the game the guests paitook Of a
cost elaborate repast comprising all of
Tho delicaeIes of The season,
4 Farm work has been very much re-
arded by the continuous cold weather
Which Is unprecedented In the recollcc-
Ions OF tho Oldest citizens. The land
,5as been covered with snow most Of Tho
lime and frozen to The depth OF several
aches. Very few plant beds have beei,
armed and from indications at present
~ ehruary will increase the number very
s5tle.Siffat all.
ri Birds have suffered from the continuous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
A. LARGE MORTGAGE
IN FREDERICKSBURG {
+ 80 n - y 80 " 4 l-s q lTi
4 Change sof Agents. sonay
Donated to Masonic Home,
Near Richmond.
,(speoiul totrhc Times Dispatch.

n IrREIDI03IC TxSBURC G. ~ A.. Fob. ia
deed involving a large sum of money has
Just been recorded in the Corporation
Court hcrc.tIt WIS from the lNlots Throw
ing Company, owners of the silk mllssin
q this city executing a mortgage to the
Nnekcrbocker Trust Company, ,oi. y Ne aSu
York to secure tho payment Of SlG0, 900
sof twenty-tlvo year. per cent, gold
bonds. AZ h y FL s3 X ~ 4:t.5ia Il
5gs The National, Camp, Patriotic Sons of
America. had fixed upon February 22d
as tho time for holding It's meeting, and
this city thetp at which time 1t was
expected toborganizo a state camp, but
X tho order4has postponed the meeting OF
tho grand body on account Of the leo
blockade IN tho Rappahannock River, as
u large number of members of the order
reside in tho Rape hammock Valley, and
cannot reach this city until navigation
is open. The day for the meeting Will
DO announced later, III XII u
Captain George p. Saures, the pronll-
inent and well known business man Of
tho lower Northern Neck, has donated
500 TO the Masonic Home In Richmond.
Mr., c. w. Butterwofth, who hus for
years been the agent OF the Richmond.
fredericksburg and VI Potomac Rairond
at boswell, has been transferred to Mil
ford in Caroline county, as agent, and
was succeeded at slJoSWcll by MI. lollu-
we'll Mr. James A. Scott former agent
ofGthe road at Milford, has boon trans
ferred to the Offices Of tho company IN
this city, and will probably move his
family here to reside. X IN II
The farmers Of Caroline county, who
recently organized IA club for holding
monthly meetings Tor the discussion OF
subjects OF interest to the agriculturlsts
Of that section, have elected tho follow
Ing officers: G. " Grnvatt, president; s.
B. Ilearn, vice-prcsidcnt;8A a. Is Turner,
secretary; i. Henry Martin, treasurer
Mrs T.. G. Allen. Of Caroline county,
Inns found poultry raising to be very
profitable, She has already sold this
year over 500 worth OF chickens, tur-
keys, etc., besides q large quantity Of
oggs a5
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Eiets the nerves, regulates digestion and
#ings restfui sleep, good appetite and
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Mite to The orrlne Company, Inc,
Hashington. p, c., for free booklet,
allied in plain envelope We heartily
;amInend 5Orrine 70 all who wish free
gflD from the slavery Of drink Ask us
miriam the slavery Of drink Ask us
Glt 0rrlne
Polk Miller, Childrcy Co. l9l p. Broad
rset. corner First Street.
a,ilk Miller Drug Co. SIT ~. 1oia Etrs-'t.
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