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The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
OFFER AUTO TROPHY
Millionaires Plan to Arouse
Interest i'll Races.
WILL EQUAL BLUE RIBBON
Would Take the Place of Vanderbilt
Cup, which Has Gone Out of Coun-
try-WIiI Build Private Road for
speed Contests for MotOrists-To
Be Opened Up in 1908.

Babylon. L. l.. Dec. at was reported
here tonight that syndicate Of the
wealthiest automobile enthusiasts in the
United States. including August Belmont,
William h Vanderbilt. john Jacob AstoT
and Clarence II. Mackay contemplate Of
fering the most valuable challenge trophy
as a prize for an International automO-
bile race, TO include all makes and grades
Of cars
This trophy will take the place Of the
Vanderbilt Cup. which has gone out o.
the United States. and the plan is to have
it Of such intrinsic and sentimental value
as TO make its possession rival the Blue
Ribbon OF The turf world. Tne great com
plaint regarding the last two Vanderbilt
Cup races was tnat the drivers were not
sufficiently protected: that the crowds
encrOached on the roadways and made
driving 10 the limit an impossibility, and
that adequate police protection could not
be given on a Long Island public road.
To obviate this a private road is 10 be
constructed for the new cups
In furtherance Of their plans. there
was incorporated with the secretary Of
Sls sAL4 AB-lrNs iiif l@DlS i7isitfA -f4AA'fl
Driveway. incorporated. The directors
are August Belmont, ". k Vanderbilt
IT,. John Jacob Astor, Clarence H.
Nackay. Harry Payne Whitney. Colgate
H0yJ. Levi c. Weir, Frederick g. Bourne.
David Hennen Morris, August Heckscher,
". c. McAd30. c. T. Barney, II. y. H0l-
Ens, Anton G. Hodenpyle A r. Parding-
ton, JEFF de Mont Thompson, Howard X.
Bureas. Dean AlvOrd +. r. Hoilander,
H. =. Anderson. all Of New York r. r
Thomas, Buffalo; s T. Davis, jr., Bridge
port Conn; John Parsons. Chicago;
Ralph Peters, Long Island city and J..
Rudolph Mollehauer, OF Brooklyn. The
principal Offices Of the concern are at
MiuOla. in Nassau County, New York
While none Of those connected with the
corporation would talk for publication to-
night. 70 was learned from an absolutely
reliable source that the association IN
tends building on private grounds a road
way-of modern construction that will be
safe for the highest speed, and walled of
on each side in such manner that il viii
be impossible for spectators 10 get Ia the
way Of the fast-going machines. The road
viii be so built as to incorporate IN it
such grade as would naturally be found.
II the present plans materialize, the new
driveway viii be ready for opening in 1908.
when it Is intended 10 have the first con-
test for the international challenge cup.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
LAVIGNE WANTS A MATCH.
Trying TO Arrange BOnt with Nc
Govern or COrbett.

Govern or COrbett.
New York. Dec 3.-"You can't keep a
good man down
That's the tune Kid Lavigne. once
the champion lightweight boxer of the
world. is whistling now.
Out in Detroit. Mich. the erstwhile
premier lightweight is conducting a
saloon Occasionally Lavigne is heard
from. and the story of his coming back
to form has been told and retold. Now
it is the same thing over again, but
this time from his own pen.
Lavigne's penned words came to
Frankie Dwyer. the genteel little
Brcadwayite, who has always been a
bosom friend of the ex-champion. In
the letter Lavigne says:
Il am feeling rs good as l ever did,
think. 1 am getting in such shape as
to fit me for d fight with some Of the
good ones of to-day. Try and see if
you can get Young Corbett, Terry Me
Govern, or Tommy Murphy for me-
think ! could stand them on their heads
in six-roUnd bout for starter
Dwyer has undertake the task Nc
Govern and Corbett are out of the
question now, for both are tied up in a
match but Dwyer is now dickering for
a bout with Tommy Murphy. Johnny
Oliver is vet to be seen. and it is not
at all impossible that within the next
month the pair will be matched TO 90
six rounds before some philadelphia
club.
Before meeting Murphy. however. il
Is very likely that Dwyer will pit him
against some good Philadelphia boxer
Tor six rounds in order that a line may
he obtained 10 saOw whether he is still
Mt to cope w!Sh fast company.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

TO-night-AforoCcos vs.. Index.
Thursday Foundry vs.. Reserves.
FTiday-ActiTes vs.. COwboyS
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Everybody Acts ms Spotter.

Glastonbury. Conn. Dec. 3.-The novel
spectacle is presented here OF a whole
town acting as spoilers" on the conduc-
tors of the South Glastonbury trolley
line. This odd situation has developed
from the fact that as a lower trolley fare
is denied because the income of the line
does not warrant It, the tOwnspeOple have
come to the conclusion that their money.
not the trolley cOElp5ay's is being taken.
and they intend 10 stop the alleged thefts.
Only 50 per cent of the fares paid have
found its way into the treasury of the
company
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
PRESIDENT TALKS TO TERRY.
Brooklyn Light-yveight Calls at the
White House

Terry MeGovern, the pugilist, called
at the White House yesterday to pay
his respects to the President The visit
took place shortly after noon. and. al
though there had been a big rush OF
Congressional callers earlier in the dav.
the President was at comparative lei
sure He spent a few minutes in talk
ing with Terry and young man whom
the prize-fighter introduced to the Pres
ident as me private secretary"
Terry said II was a great honor to
meet the President and that ne as
sured him he is always ut his service.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
WARWICKS CLAIM TITLE.
Football Team Has Lost Only One
Game In Twelve.

The Warwick Athletic Club football
team finished its scheduled season on
Thanksgiving Day by defeating the
Holy Name eleven, Of northeast. by the
score Of 10 TO T.
The Warwicks have a good record.
having won nine games, tied two and
lost one TO the Laurel High School, by
which they were OUtweighed. The
Warwicks claim the 125-pound cham
piOnship of the District and would like
TO settle all dispute as to the legality Of
their claim by playing the Suburbans
Bloomingdales. and Brooklands. For
games address John Duggau. 113 Sew
enth street southeast
The record of the Warwicks for the
season follows
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Auto show Draws Crnwhs

New York. Dec. S.-The Automobile
Show at the Grand Central Palace CON
tinues to attract crowds Tonight the
exhibition spaces were jammed from
S;S0 o'clock until those in charge began
eXtinguishing the light to force people
10 go home. To those familiar with the
history of automobiIing in this country
and abroad, the most interesting sub
Ject discussed was the announcement
that William K. Vanderbilt, jr, had con-
sented to make public address on Sat
urday evening next at Sherrys.
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THREATEN DEATH TO RULERS.
''BIack Hand" Warns of Plot Against
Three Lives.

St. Paul, MINI, Dec. 3.-Police fnves-
ugation is being made Of an alleged plot
of q local BLAND Hand" society, to as
sassinate Gov. John a. Johnson and two
ferciSn rulers. 4 letter received by
Mayer Smith to-day says:
THE Black Hand has decreed Gov
Johnson's death. and that at the time
the Minnesota chief executive is killed
two of Europe's monarchs will also be
executed"
The letter gives the names of the al
legged members of the band. and data for
investigation. Gov. johnson is not alarm
ed, but his friends are much concerned.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
FIFTY THOUSAND SEE GAME.
Africanders Defeat WeIshmen at
Rugby by II 20 %.

Swansea. Wales, Dec. 3-The South
Africans, or Springboks, as the Afri-
candar Rugby football players are
known. defeated the fun strength Of
Wales by II to o here on Saturday aft
ernoon.
The Welshmen were practically the
same team which inflicted the only de-
feat suffered by the New Zealsnders
during thsir whole tour Of 1905. so the
victory Of to-day is regarded as placing
the SpringbOks ahead of all Rugby
football teams About $4,000 specta-
tors. brought n by eighty special
trains, Witnessed the game and the in
terest was so intense that the courts
adjourned IN order TO enable the judges.
LAWYERS. and others 10 attend
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LONG TERMS FOR BANDITS.
BLACK Hand" Gang Broken I'D by
Heavy Sentences.

White Pains, n. Y-,Dec. 3.-Judge Platt.
Of the County Court, dealt a heavy blow
to-day to the BLACK Hand bandits who
have infested the New York City water
shed region, in Northern West Chester.
when he sentenced three of them TO ff-
teen years and six months each In Sing
Sing prison, and a fourth TO seventeen
years.
They waylaid and robbed Morris Green
field. Hebrew peddleT, at the Mohegan
granite quarries, in the town of York
town. Not satisfied with taking Green
fields packet, they shot him in the back
when he started 10 run away.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
Promotion by Selection Favored.

London. Dec. 3-The best system of
promotion in the army, which has been
much debated question here. as in the
United States. appears about to be solved
in favor of promotion by selection. The
report of the commission appointed TO in
vestigate the subject was issued to-day. 1t
recommends the abolition of
promotion from lieutenant
colOneIcies, and the substitution of pro-
motion on the recommendation OF a Sc
lection board
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
NATIONAL GUARD LEAGUE.

palace Alleys
To-night-Company E. First Regiment vs.. Am
buancu Corps
To-monoW-Company /. First Regiment, VS.. Sig
nal Corps.
Thursday-Company L. second Regiment. vs.. Com
pany NJ. Second Regiment
Friday Company 6. First Regiment. Company
A, Second Regiment
Saturday-Company G. Second Regiment, Com
pany c. Second Regiment
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
Find Use for Boycott Fund.

HongkOng, Dec. 3.-A large meeting has
been held at Canton to consider the dis
posal Of accumulated funds Subscribed to
maintain the recent boycott on American
goods. resolution was adopted at the
meeting to establish Industrial institu-
items with the object IN view of being in
dependent Of foreign supplies.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
SMITH NEXT ARMY CAPTAIN.
Popular Cadet Elected to Lead West
Point Eleven.

West Point. y. Y, Dec. 3.-The van
quished Cadet team arrived home yes
terday afternoon and had they returned
victorious could not have received a
more rousing homecoming reception
As the train pulled in the noise Of the
engine was drowned by the cheers OF
the Cadets gathered at the station. As
each man emerged from the train he
was hoisted high upon the shoulders
Of the waiting Cadets and carried to
the bus.
Tire usual custom Of electing the next
years captain on the train while en-
route home from Philadelphia resulted
Ia Rodney II. Smith being chosen to
lead next years football eleven. Smith
has been star player on the team ever
since his entrance three years ago.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
CAPRONs DEFEAT EASTERNs.
VictOrs in Basketball Game b,
Score of 28 to 3.

The Eastern High School basketball
team went down before the Caprons at
Center Market Armory last night by the
score % to s
The CapTOns demonstrated that they
were the best team in all stages Of the
game, except team passing and In that
the credit goes to the school boys Ham
meTly and Roley each secured five goals
for the Caprons, while Johnson, with two,
was the best for the Eastern Lesch was
back in the game and played fine ball
Iine-up and summary.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
State Fair Nets ss4. 900.

Albany. n. Y, Dec. 9.-The State fair
committee to-day wound up its affairs
for the season and turned into the
State treasury $4,000. The balance
over last year was $4,000. The net re-
turn this year is the best profit the
fair has thus far yielded.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
AIR TRACK SCANDAL
Judges to Investigate the
Ride of Jockey Bedell.
WELL-PLAYED CHOICE BEATEN

Declare Lad Made No Effort to Get
His Mount Away from the Post.
JuggIer Romps Home Ahead of "A
Good Field. Leading All the Way.
Voting Wins at n Long Price.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
RAILWAY LEAGUE.
CHURCH LEAGUE

lAssociatiOn Allcys.)
To-mOrr0w-Eastern vs.. Northern.
Frlday-Lightiug Company rs. Mechanical
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NAVY YARD LEAGUE

Capitol Hin AlieySi
Notwithstanding Mount IS. Miscellaneous
T6morrow-Breech Mechanism Erecting Shop.
Fhursday-Forgs shop IS W q. C. Shop
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iUlaHlUlu AIitsaI
TO-night-Moses vs.. Hahn.
"Wednesday " OOdWaTd & DothrOp vs.. Rich
Friday-Lansburgh rs. Parker. Bridget & Co., on
Sparrow's Alleys
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COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

lkoyal AiIeys.l
To-morTow-St. Johns vs.. Marvin.
Friday-St. Marks VS.. Westminster.
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Y. N. c. A. LEAGUE.

tAsSoclatlOn AIeys-i
To-night-MOwTy rs. Roberts.
ThIlrsday--UCoke vs.. Gambler.
Ssturday-Hznlner vs.. Gordon
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.

(Y VI. c. 4. Alleysl
TO-HlOrrOw-Al0unt Pleasant vs.. Union.
FridIy-Western vs. foundry
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Herald Wnnt Ada

will be received at Kenesaw Pharmacy.
Mount Pleasant and Irving sts. NV. and
promptly forwarded 10 the main Office
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
AMONG THE FIGHTERS.

There is renewed activity among the
welter- weights. Horny Melody. by
trouncing Joe Walcott and thereby an
nexing the welter-weight championship
OF the world. caused the bustling.
Willie Lewis dreaming Of the day when
he can go at the Charleston boy. Joe
Thomas and Billy Rh0ades are doing
the same thing. but II viii be up 10 the
manager Of some good club TO name
who will be the first
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

Goals-Hammerly 81. Robey g., Lesch %, John
son %. and Martin. Free tosses-Hammerly 90
and Dodd ~. Referec-SIr. Scroggins. Timer
Capt. Strausburg. Scorer-Alr. Robbins.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

Word from Arcadia, where Jimmy
Walsh is training for his fight with Abe
Attell, for the feather-weight cham
pionship Of the world. has it that the
New Englander is rounding into great
shape and likes TO tell Of the things he
is going to do to elusive Abe. Abe has
said nothing. He never does. He
acts at the proper time and that is
what gets the big end Of the purses.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
BASKETBALL SCHEDULES.

CITY LEAGUE.
Tomorrow Second Regiment vs. Corcorans Ma
tiOnal Guard Arnory
Saturday,. NJ. c, A vs.. CapTons. Y NJ. c. A.
Gymnasium.
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE.
Nv. L. l. Amoryl
Tonight-W. L. L vs. Commissioners
Friday Commissioners Us. Z. 4. c.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

Now it is said that all that Connie
TMack secured waivers on Catcher Shreck
for was to frighten him so that he would
behave and let the booze alone. Harry
Davis says no one can hold WaddeH as
Shreck can, AMI Connie will therefore
hang on TO him If he can
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

a night OF importance, which VIII thin
the ranks OF lightweight champion
ship aspirants. is near at hand. X is
that in which Tommy Murphy and
Matty Baldwin will meet. Fifteen
rounds is the distance scheduled for the
pair. and the Lincoln Athletic Club, Of
Chelsea, Mass, IS where it win take
place. Both boys are training hard for
the contest. Baldwin has increased the
amount of his confidence. but bettOrs
stick TO the belief that Murphy Will
win. for 10 TO Is still being offered on
him. Il Will be the first fight in many
days to take New Workers so far away
from their own firesides as Boston.
Fifty or more have planned the trip,
and it is likely that double that num-
Der will go.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

There was little smoke after that
Burns-O'Brien affair in Los Angeles.
Burns got the bigger share Of the nice
things, and he undoubtedly was entitled
10 them. Details of the fight showed
him with a neat lead at the finish, and
the claim of being too light for a man
OF Burns class by the Quaker. was a
virtual acknowledgment of inferiority.
OBrien says he is gong to stick to the
middle-weight class, which statement
will, no doubt, lead to another debate
with Tommy Ryan on various things
pertaining to the Queensberry game. In
the meantime, Burns says he is willing
TO defend the title he claims, and it is
just possible that he will get Al Kauf.
mar In q match. Burns has not drawn
a color line yet, so there is hope for
Jack Johnson
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
PLATE PRINTERS LEAGUE.

tBandts Ailcysl
T0-night-ChicagO vs.. New York
ThusSday-St. Louis vs.. Washington.
Saturday. Philadelphia vs.. Boston.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

Kid Herman, who is going TO try TO
New Years Day, has a good press
agent Herman is being well featured
all over the country, and there is no
reason why ne should not be popular
if he succeeds in downing the great
colored boy. The latest story comes
from Tonopah, New, where the fight is
to take place. 1t tells of how Herman.
after stepping off the train, went to
faro bank and in a few minutes quit
winner to the extent OF 1850. He is
said to have turned over $1,000 Of it TO
the manager Of the club. telling him to
bet II on him to beat Cans, at the pre-
vailing odds Herman might better
have taken a chance on that thousand
at the faro bank.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

4 Baltimore has drafted Pitcher Van
AAnda, of the Grand Rapids Club who
much to land the pennant for that
ib In the Central League. also Pitcher
eec. Of Cedar Rapids. a club that made
pod showing In its race. Van Anda
ided twenty-three games out Of thirty
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

palace Alleys.l
TO-morr0w-AssesSors vs.. Potomac
Friday vs. Washington.
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BOWLING SCHEDULES
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
TEMPLE LEAGUE.
G. p. o. LEAGUE.

tttCyai Alcyaf
Tonight Octagon vs. Phoenix: Utopisn Va In
peTisl.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
BINDERS LEAGUE.
REAL ESTATE LEAGUE.

Royal AlleySl
TO-moTOw-Stampers vs.. Unions.
Friday-RuleFs vs.. Foundry.
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Produce,

Poultyold roosters. 9@loc, hens. II
01iffc, fryers. and broilers, i4a@
lsic, dressed chickens, l6@i5hc; geese
live. s@ioc, dressed, ii@llici turkeys
young. 2o@2lc, dressed, isC42ic, ducks
old, i4c, Spring ducks. i3al4c, pigeons
per dozen, sl.oo@i.25; squads. sl.7b@2
Cheese Young America, i4i@l5cl
Oregon full cream, fats. isi@l4c.
Eggs--orcgon ranch, es@3oci Fast
crn. 25@2Tic.
Butter Country creamery, 26@2Taci
city creamery, SOC; store, l5@ibic; but
ter fat. 2sAc,
Honey Dark, lotc@llcj amber, IL
@l3c, fancy white, l4@i5c
Cheese Young America. l4i@lSci
Oregon full cream, fats, i3i@l4c.
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cabbagc--pcr lbu 2c, caulidower, ,ot
@l.l0 per dozen, parsley, 2Sc per dozonj
hothouse lettuce, sl.26@l5o box, head
400 dozenj spinach, a@5c, eucumbers
local hothousc, 5Oc per box, artichokes
oo@75c per dozen, peas 4@5cj beaiis
bG0c, garlic, Toe; red peppers. dry, n
fa25c, boil, SOC box; green onions. l2at
dozen bunchcs, green corn, l2aal5ej
dozen; celery, o5@s5c dozen bunches,
egg plant, lo@2ce H., okrs, sl.7s per
bsx.
Potatoes New, In country. 76@s0 per
swt., sweet potatoes, 2i0p3c ID.
onions--New, si.25@l5o
Melons -Cantaloupes, si@l25 per
crate, watermelons, 7b@sl0o per cwt;
casabas, s2@2.so dozen.
Turnips--Per sack, a0c@sl00; car
rots. si.Ooibi22s, beets, sl.25, radish-
-. l2a@i5c dozeH bunches.
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crocenes and Provisions.

Provisions--Hams, TO size, l4ac, hams,
picnic ioic, bacon, regular. lshci bacon
fancy breakfast zoe; dry salt sides. ilac;
backs dry salt, II Lac.
P,ckled goods Pickled pigs feet J.
barrels. <5, i-barrels. s2.75, l5.lb kits,
si2s; picked tripe. i.barels. $500; l.
barrels. ss.7s, i5.lb kits. si.25; picked
pigs tongues, i.barrels. 90; a-barrels, So;
i5-lb kits. sl.s0; picked lambs tongues,
! barrels. 20; a.barrcls. $3.50; i5-lb kits.
s2.7s.
Salt--Bales Of 7s-2s. bale, Si.0o, bales
of 60.3s. bale. siGo; bales Of 40-4s. bale,
SLIGO, bales Of l5-l0s, bale, SLIGO, bags,
soc, fne. ton. si2oo; bags. so lbs. genu.
Inc Liverpool, ton. sls.00i bags, so lbs.
aground. lOoa ton $500; r. 8. v. p
90 g.lb cartons, s2,p5; r. 8. v. r.. "a 3.lb
cartons, si.75; liverpool lump. ton.
$3.50.
-walnuts, No. !. soft shell. lie;
No. ] hard she'll i6c; Chile, l3c; almonds,
l7@isc; Hlberta. i6c; Brazils. l6c; pc.
cans. isi@l5c; hickory, Sci Virginia pea
nuts, &c; Jumbo Virginia peanuts, sc;
Japanese peanuts. Sc; chestnuts. Italian.
i4c; cocoanuts, dozen. s5@90c.
Olive oil-California per gallon. $2,7S;
quarts. per case. dozen. s7.25; pints. .
dozen, $3.50, h.pints & dozen. 90.
Canned salmon Columbia River. lib
talis, 1855; Glib tails, $3.50; fancy. lib
aats. $500, BIB fancy fats, sl.2S; fancy
lib ovals S2.75; Alaska tails. pink, 90c;
red. $i.45; nominal, Is, tall, $500.
Coffee Mocha 24@esc, Java, fancy,
2e@s2c; Java, good. 20@a4c; Java. or
dinary. i7@2oc; Costa Rica, fancy, ls@
GOO; Costa Rica. good. l2@lsc; Ar
bucklcs. l6ic per lb; Lion, l4sc per lb;
Columbia coffee, i4ac; Salvador. lli@
l5c.
Cereal foods--Roilcd oats cream, 90.lb
sacks. 800; lower grade. s5.5o@o5o;
oatmeal. steel cut. 50-'b sacks, So bale;
l0-lb sacks. A25 per bale, oatmeal
tgroundl. 50.lb sacks. $3.50 per bale; TO-
lb sacks, "a per bale; split peas, $3.50
per l00.lb sack; 2s.lb boxes, sl.25; pearl
barley, &75 per 100 lbs; 25-lb boxes,
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STORAGE BATTERIES.

We sell the Northwestern Storage
Battery, the very best on the market
for automobiles, gasoline launches, etc,
We have the finest and most complete
charging plant for storage batteries.
Recharging and repairing done. Expert
workmanship. R. R, Caruthers, electri-
col supplies, 542 Duane street. TT.
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A MOST WORTHY ARTICLE.

When an article has been on the
market for years and gains friends ev
cry year it Ia safe to call this medi
cine q worthy one. Such is Ballard''
Horehound Syrup. It positively cures
coughs, and all Pulmonary diseases
One Of the best known merchants in
Mobile, Ala, says:
For five years my family has not
been troubled with the winter coughs;
we owe this to Billiards. Horehound
Syrup. I know it has saved my chill
dren from many sick spells" Harris
drug store.
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Building Material.

Lime sl5o per bbl; imported cement,
1878 per Dbl; California cement. $3.50
per Dbl; wood fiber plaster. sl4, net, per
ton; plaster Of Paris. ss per Dbl; plaster
Ing hair, 3ic per ID; frebrick. s42.5O per
NJ; fire clay, $40 per ton, metal latA.
l0@25c per yard.
Common rough. per N. elS.00i di.
mension sizes, sl2o0@l4.0o; sidewalk
and street. $l0o0@l2l0o; stepping,
.sso.oo@a2o0; flooring, sl5.oo@32.oo;
rustic, sls.0o@2s.0oi ceiling, $4,000
2s.oo; finishing. sls.oo@2s.oo; paving
blocks, $l4oO; laths. s2.0o@225; cedar
shingles. $40.
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Nothing TO Fear.

Mothers need have no hesitancy in
continuing to give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to their little ones, as it con-
tains absolutely nothing injurious, This
remedy is not only perfectly safe to
give to small children, but is medi-
cine Of great worth and merit. It has
q world wide reputation for its cures
of coughs, colds and Group and can al
ways be relied upon For sale by Frank
Hart and leading druggists.
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PORTLAND. Oct. A4-sugar stocks
are growing alarmingly low In jobbefs'
hands II il reported that orders for
fresh stocks from California are two
weeks behind time, and wholesalers
here are competed TO cut down retail.
ers' orders 10 about half the amounts
wanted. Ten-barrcl orders are cut TO
save, and fro TO two or three.
There IL said 10 be no immediate pros
poet Of relief, and with tho uncertainty
lIating In tbe market the shortage b..
Snes a serious problem to solve. The
f,dc Ia not informed a. 10 the pro.
eamme Of the refinery people, but aw
,induling In coniecturcs M to when
stocks can bc rcatord 10 normal volume.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-05

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