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PERSONAL

Dan Brees was here yesterday after.
noon.
Charles Stuart of Centennial is
here.
John McLennan arrived from Cen.
%tennial last night.
Jonas Berglund was among The visi
tors to the city last night.
Mrs. G. B. Frederick arrived from
Lookout on the noon train.
Mrs. White of Rawlins is the guest
of her brother-in-law, Hugh White, in
this city.
Harry B. Henderson was a city Wis
itor last night, registered at the Union
Pacific from Cheyenne.
Mrs. Ed Matthews and g~randdaugh-
ter-returned to their home at Cheyenne
on the noon train today.
John H. Lewis returned to his home
at Rock River this afternoon. after a
business visit to the city.
Hank Elwood of Ogden, the well
known stockman, is in the city, look
ing after some deals here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vass were in
from their ranch up the river last
night and attended the Burns cele-
bration at the North Star hall.
NY nawgpn .anl ID nr,,lf. .r.
in the city, having arrived with some
cattle to be sent to the Denver fat
stock show INT afterwards offered for
sale.
James King, ST., was in from the
ranch this morning, leaving for home
about the middle of the day, when it
gets nice and warm" he said, just
before starting.
o. V. Campbell has been here for a
day or two, arranging for the coming
of the Ruble Theater company to the
Opera House Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights of next week
M. Lovett of Morgan is in the city
today, and will spend several days here.
He has been mining at Cooper I'LL,
driving some tunnels on the Richmond,
Wedge and other claims in that sec
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Bailey have taken
one of the Hansen houses. on Sixth
street, and will occupy it for the pres
ent. Mr.. Bailey is connected with the
Three Rules as a salesman and win
dow dresser.
Mrs. William Mahoney returned to
Cheyenne at Don She has he" daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sidney Wilmer, of New York,
with her at present, and they intend
visiting Laramie together soon, as
soon as Mrs. Winners health improves
to permit of the journey over the hill.
E. F. Gaskell and John Rederstadt,
who zane from their home at Sheep
mountain yesterday afternoon to be
present last night at the meeting of
Laramie harbor, American Order of
Protection, left for the mountain this
morning, taking out some supplies
bought incidentally as a result of the
trip to town.
, 1906-01-26
SUCCESS IN
THEIR EFFORT
SCOTCH OF CITY FITTlNGLY GEL.
E8RATE BIRTHDAY OF THEIR
GREAT POET BURNS.
Gathering At North Star Hall Includes
Large Number of People of That
Land and Their Friends, Program
Including Scotch Songs and Dances
and Nice supper.

The birthday anniversary of the
great Scotch poet, Robert Burns, was
properly celebrated by the Scotch res
idents of Laramie and their friends at
North Star hall last night, and as on
former occasions of a similar nature,
the guests enjoyed themselves to the
limit. There were a number present
and some excellent features were made
a part of the program. Jimmie Stir
ling, who grows younger with added
Years; Pete Smart, who never will get
old; Billie Mckay, who has the breath
of the Highland to fan him to sleep;
"Scotty' Vass, who likes nothing bet
ter than a Scotch dance; John McKen-
zie, who is a little stiff in the joints
but withal the same bonnie Highland
lad of former years; Mrs. Kate Popp,
who will never forget the bonny laud;
Will Mcdonald, who can yet sing the
clan songs; Frank Davidson, who is
tall like the hills of the Highland, and
scores of others, not forgetting light
footed Jean Goodale, whose Highland
fling was the admiration of all, were
there to delight themselves in the de
light of their guests.
Among the most noteworthy features
of the celebration were the Highland
fling by Billie Mckay, JEANNE Goodale
and Scotty Stirling, which brought
down the house; a song, The Crooked
Baubee," by Miss Goodale and Mr..
James Brodie "a typical Scotch song by
Stirling, the Highland reel and 9th.
.er characteristic Scotch dances by the
members of the party, a splendid sup
per in the dining room washed down
by good cheer and strong coffee, with
may be a drop of Scotch whisky for
some of the men, waltzes, square
dances and many other novel sights for
the guests and experience for the dane.
lers.
The night was delicious in its crisp
GOODNESS, the hall brilliantly lighted,
the hearts merry and light and all ma
ture lending aid to the successful party.
1t was a success in every sense of the
word, the doorkeeper complaining of
the weight of the "%siller'' in his pocket,
not a crooked baubee' among the
number, and long after midnight the
merry jewellers were still at it.
, 1906-01-26
HoW's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any Ease of catarrh that IAN
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known z.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, kINNAN G MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting dill actly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Test lonials sen free. Price, 75c. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
ton. Csc.
, 1906-01-26
LARAMIE HARBoR HAD
INTERESTING MEETING,

Laramie harbor, American Order of
Protection, had a very interesting meet
ing, E. F. Gaskell and John Redder-
stadt of Sheep mountain coming to the
city on purpose to be present. The
harbor decided upon a masked ball and
turkey supper the night of February
"a, and committees were named to ar
range for the affair. There will be one
or more limitations at the next meet
ing.
, 1906-01-26
FORMER LARAMIEiTE
GIVEN PROMOTION

Mrs. H. w. Prickett has returned to
her home in Kansas City, Mo, says the
Fort Collins Express. Mr.. Prickett has
recently been appointed assistant gen.
eral freight agent for the st. Joseph
and Grand Island Railway company at
that place. Mr.. and Mrs. Prickett for
a time lived at Laramie.
, 1906-01-26

ton of sodium phosphate. They are
being treated this week.
The regular meeting of the Bellies
Lettres, which was to have taken
place tomorrow evening at the home
of Miss Symons, has been postponed.
, 1906-01-26
DIES AT HANNA.
Pioneer Resident of Carbon County
Passes Away.
Special to The Republican.

opeCidl 10 Inc ItepuDlCan.
Hanna, Wyo., Jan. 26.-Ber Buckley
an old resident OF Carbon died at Han
ma Saturday, January goth, and was in
tered in Carbon Tuesday, January 23d.
The funeral arrangements were in
charge of Rathbone lodge No. IA
Knights of Pythias of Hanna, of which
order the deceased had long been a
member. The deceased was 5S years
of age and had beer a resident of Car
bon county about 10 years.
, 1906-01-26
HOME FROM VISIT
TO STONEWALL RANCH,

Mrs. Baker, the trained nurse, re-
turned last afternoon from Hon. An
drew Miller's Stonewall ranch, near
Fort Collins, where she had been to at.
tend the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Miller, who had been quite i'll.
The babe is just three months old.
, 1906-01-26
The Pacific market

The Pacific market
continues to grow in
favor under it's new
management. Give
an order if you
want something really
good to eat, at the
same time receiving
first class treatment
and prompt delivery.
, 1906-01-26
REFEREE IN BANKRUPTCY
SOON To BE MARRIED,

Mrs. Sallie Lyons has issued an
nouncments for the marriage of her
daughter, Anna H. Lyons, to T. Blake
Kennedy, Thursday evening, February
Sth, at 70 o'clock, says the Cheyenne
Tribune. The wedding will be solemn
lied at the home of the bride.
, 1906-01-26
MAY GIVE EXHIBITION
OE GUN SWINGING.

Sergeant Waite, who is a member Of
the Eleventh infantry basketball team,
is one of the most expert gun swingers
in the army, says the Cheyenne Tri-
bune, and will probably give an exhi-
bition after the basketball game at
Laramie Friday night.
, 1906-01-26
National Live stock Association.

National Wool Growers Association,
Western Live stock Show.
American stock Growers Association.
Denver, Colo, January 90, to February
3, 1906.
For the above occasion the Union Pa
cifc will have on sale January 2Sth,
20 and 3Oth, tickets Laramie to Denver
and return at rate of $9.15, limited to
return until February 18th.
I. w. EMMoNs, Agent.
, 1906-01-26
Secondhand Store.

Jack Burns will buy anything you
have to sell. He has the stuff and is
not afraid to invest it. Phone S5X. P.
o. box 1877. Second and Kearney SITS.
, 1906-01-26

THE IDEAL RoAsTER FOR A
TURKEY OR CHICKEN is ONE OF
LISk'S. THEY ARE MADE OF I'M
PERIAL ENAMEL WARE, AND ARE
SEAMLESS, so EASY TO CLEAN.
FOR SALE AT HOLIDAYS. 140t2
, 1906-01-26

Old books rebound at The Republl
can bindery.
, 1906-01-26

On Washington's birthday the senior
class will debate the question of inter-
national arbitration. The briefs are to
be handed to Prof. Middlekauff by the
end of next week. Miss Grimes and
B. Nelson will favor arbitration, while
Misses Peabody and Mcintosh will de.
.fend the negative.
, 1906-01-26

The committee which was appointed
some time ago TO consult with the fac
uity in view of making arrangements
to raise money TO furnish the girls
study parlor, held a meeting Wednes-
day and favorably discussed giving a
play for that purpose. They will meet
again Monday to make final arrange
, 1906-01-26

An order, making the following pro-
motions in the girls battalion will be
published Monday:
First lieutenant Prahl to be captain
of Company C vice Captain Nelson, re-
tired; Miss Breisch to be first lieuten-
ant, vice Lieutenant Prahl, promoted;
Sergeant Symons to be second %lieuten-
ant and quartermaster; Private Solder
green to be sergeant, vice Sergeant Sy-
mont, promoted.
Eta Kennedy and Grace Peabody
have joined the Mandolin club.
M&&
All the powder sacks Of the military
department have been declared unsafe
by the war department. They are not
fire-proof, and, in order to remedy the
defect, they must be treated in a solu-
, 1906-01-26

The Y. W. C. A. held musical ser
vices today, at which Annie Reid was
leader. The program as published was
as follows: Song by Girls Glee club,
a paper on music by Laura Lee, etc, by
the members.
, 1906-01-26

Eta Kennedy and Grace Peabot
have Joined the Mandolin club.
, 1906-01-26

Judge Groesbeck will be the speaker
at vespers Sunday. All are invited
to be present.
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one waa 80 earnestly watched f1t
ne though if we're the health dope -
some potentHts Tails ~ asnH' com
dillon bas been keeping Cans m1nrF
back The osfgfy that ta" had
rHu4teH "a ii'tin bite Of watermelon
yesterday and had accumulated Oh
uueaHiHeas under the beit snusei fhe
Miners union % ask thaf hf 70 look
81 over thoroughly - 10 fhr same
old problem that haa bHfH puzzlinH
tho riaR HairHtisia Tor YsafA can
uaua make the weight a"d DE
strong ifrfs fs ehut thr feetnt
aafH. An examination - ST.. Joe
uana fifteen % nnfea after tiir train
lnR Of ihr 1ay shows bIm % De
man onig HH ali aa hlH aftrfirs IL
hes wonderful fefupeftiisr -" ere.
Hud pit HIfal examination accounts
fqf the fact lila circulation could
uef hnRe been better when De- NnH
aizteau. for b. Ia pc near 90 perfect
aa n seema possible f9r Dr. ia De.
pulse -. fuil soft and e9mrfeHHi6ir.
I4uuH. normal in every respect
Muscles. corresponding with 81 paf-
fesf circulation. spine HH straight
as aH Hff8W
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Irving & Cannon
1dilorS

Before ordering your fan suit.
" nn't you iaok uVet cur fiue iiue 81
irslrnftea auI dpmseatie auiiinEs
Every pattern j. exclusive and when
irving 4 Cannon make Ynur clothes
they have an individuality. Its
worth uhiis "a just kueW us" The
tlareaait Csuian1bia 1t -
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81 Boston Yfstrr1ng ga. a.
eip1i portion 1f fha Nass,et.
81 900 stake f9r ia trss,sss
leading event in the Krasd
meet Hi Tie Hradgille &C.. ''ls
thousand persons had mo-
So bui watch ihe sport ies ~
room vas vacant Reulls ?
The Massachusetts 4ts
trniiIpf purse 81 moo divis.s !.
each best SHt Boz uou n.
aud thifd heats iH z.08a49,ts
~ Chase won Use aeeond ~
2 10 l.. aloe Isy imseF,si !.
ton The Phantom. Be,ts y
aWDnr Eins6iress Jses ~.
Bow Catcher GmilaB Bea. ~
bic Ho5e s HrY Aeisoa - ~
leie and silence also sfsra4 -
fhe ltealEiiia Zs0s eisss -.
pufa" g. 600 divided 81 aas
hsat MslaaHaef won ~
and fhiHi neafa. each h 80
erKi1la Boz won ths Hrs. ~ =, =
z ~ - lHfley isoasrso
Caldwell lasonlero ana
Green daa lI8fied lk
ia class paclug. pHfss 4,
divided $500 each wllsm -
ION won the afsg ana thlrd s ...'ia
2 W - EHf Prlneaa ue...
tho second beat in z.Bs14 -
hoy Legai'er Spill. Hidslgs
sion. DHaizaa Isabel, Helgsss
ami heHlolIfs also stares
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DOCTOR SAYS
CANS IS FIJI
mEptca MAN LOOKS own
DUskY PUG AND uECLAHHs
HE ts AL HioHT RHNic.
ALLY.

doLuffELp Aug 70 Nola1n
fsated JACK gIffnf1 bl toxins oH Die
ald aunfrlng partner Bob i.unais.
far tau mIiHuR rounds yeHtffdHf
File natilef losed wlih Clifford far
t5ta. then Finished aith q Hiasblns
matth with fundie tahbF stood the
fhff pretty welt considering iHnt De
haa harH uu the r1ad for fIFe Days
Tha Idea Of having beth preliminary
n.sn Ia enc ONE eamr does not aFar +
Is please Tea Richard 10 VIII oh
iact o. both men working with tha
Dane GnHs auss not Hsht lHuiis.
~ Hobby la left rs orphan.
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Another tlaudhufai swept dow Fl
YEA the f1Wn yesterday morning.
making the roads snaahY The Dane
darihres that ha VII 30 bis road
wofa anyhow unless the ifaiia turn
tu lakes.
At tha request ~ the Miners
unlan - doldnrla. joe Cans waH sE-
amined hy their physician ~ ) II
u.runnor. AFTER loohinE Joe over
thoroughly and listening 20 bis res
pifatinE. sounding hts circulation
and taking a genefnl survey ~ bic
anatomy. the mndifo declared that
joe maa nn sound as 8Uuugnirr.
despite 50 YafH that are hanging
over hin. pf oeonnor says that
Joe has the drop Oh Father Time
Zoe some years 60 come
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RACES At BUTTE

BuTTE. Mont. Aug % Halt
mile aemnael wna. Caaio Beach
second. Princess Alaas third Tine.
So
Ftx. and a bali fntiunEs -lillsf;s
pon. Timieeh second. Enrhanief
fhifd Ttme. ] %
aix faFiangs nutnoictie wun.
nlumehthai second. Reality third
Time. / is
one mils-H oOduo wun. J v
gtfbv second. Haiao ihifi Time.
IsaGft
HAT nile niIiY Maybam Won.
AtakA second. Goddess q NiEht
laird Time, fsif
sic tret iadf Jones won. LADY
SPOKANE second. seerKuHrd thlra
Time. s.ssH.s. aga IL
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PACIFIC co1sr LEAGUE.
FAST AMATEURS TO PLAY.

Tma e fhr fastest fsamas - fhn
Amateur league. he uaiiaFa Hins
aaf the tilsuis vii piaf tampfFea
81 Recreation n@rE Ihe WputFfs
sfub - uanard ntH attena sn body
81 cheer on their tsam WeesiueFsh
snt f'irssas eilf ~ the ftaliars bat.
tare. uhne aceialre ant ftstn wlil
afffeiats fsf TIE Ulamta
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NEWPORT. " Z. Aus g ~ ".
I .eauAni. , g. " iom~s. v 81 Airx.
nnarr " ] colihirf, X ~ aehF.
"a. u tsisis and o. o. Hssheit ar
the survivors ~ tns fret three
fsunsa On the fruHia tournament for
the United Htatra mptnnship
FsNafffss wen al their matches
v~afsHfaw there being 30 HuFrFises
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WINS
IN ITS TURN
FRESNO MAKES A aPuRraAT
TaU FINISH. BuT FAtLrp TO
CONE Up WITH rHH RecUa-
sARV RUN.

Los ANdEIEa Aus 81 The
pendulum Hwuua the other staY Yeas
trrdaY aud Seattle wen ihr RHma
srars was 20 aud thn e1d faHfute
If the contest Vas that an 10 fHua
but one Were mhde iu the lte Eve
innings with the sDare 90 q
against Them IA their hnlf hf The
ninth Fresno went 10 hAt and haruz
mered aut three runs off 90 psfNf
JONES who WAS pitching fHf the
cubs
rhfY wtfo unable 90 get Ing tieiuH
run over the plate. however, al the
Seattle team walked 90 the field
With another scalp hanging 90 their
belts Tho score
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Lets Go to the Navy
Yard Sunday

Aud see the Pacific white squadron
Of batlleahips. cruisers and torpedo
boats They're All here Take
Port Orchard Route boat from Pier
9 81 80. 10. u 30 4. NJ o. ] =.
$50. $50 or 100 p N found
trip 90 cents
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at 90 70 l. went cut Ia 'front.' ard SGT
a fast pace 60 within - yards u
the wire. where Royal Rogue, under
= vigorous riae frem Mcbride. ipst
get up in fime % Wiu by a head
cabin made stretch run ana got
up Ia time % be third. Laura D ~.
ieft all her speed in the barn and
ran . disakrseahio raee.
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swim Ia the canals ~ Veaiee lie
viii then SO a. eaustantiunnlc aud
swim across the famous straits. the
nafdanolica and the naapharus.
Later he eNp~ets % swim the
straits of Gibraltar and Do other
acQuaiic fcata In various paria u
Europe
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Ed. White, the Tailor

2Os0 Collins building. u showing
his fall line OF exclusive suit pat
terms In all the very latest colors.
Those little things that make
suit look snappy are part Of Whites
styliahly tailored suits because
White personally does tho cutting
zee
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Low COIOnist RaIs,

West bound. daily. Aasua y ;.
October 60 inclusive T,ftss, =
De prepaid AZ GREAT s0RTi,vss,s,.
TICKET OFFICE. seooud ss 49, =,
iumbla ~
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Fuzzy-Wuzzy Rues

Aado from Oh carpets yea
ever Fuzzy WHzzy Rng ~
Wesilake ave Both phones =.
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Low ColOnIst Rates

wesioouad. daily. August - 90 DC.
t0heF 81. inclusive Tickets may be
prepaid AZ GREAT NORTHERN
TICKET OFFICE. Second AID Co
iumhia 80
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Ate watermelon.

Larry Sullivan viii have the
"snubonesf look hie charge over
every day. and bulletins ain Be
posted iu tho Northern. Tex RICK
sfd'a -fienaine- parlor. The first
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Dance at LeSChi
Park Tonight

Come oui 10 Leaehl PARK tonight
and spend the evening dancing
WaEnefs Orchestra aud tho finest
dancing floor In the northwest
Dances given IN the bls pavilion. b.
far the largest aud finoat hall Ia
Seattle 80
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Peter =. AcNally. the BOSTON
"a immcf. has gnne to Europe 10 DO
some stunts for the Foreigners lie
viii begin az Rome, where he VIII
swim the historic TlbeF Then he
viii swim BE- miles down the Rhine
lie viii tako a little swim Ia the
waters of Lake Come and vii also
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FINISHES THE
DAYS FEATURE
JUDGES WE'RE OBLIGED TO
PICK rsUa APART IN rHRuE
RAeEs-rwo FAvoRtTgs AND
THREE SECOND oHolcgs WIN

Close furnishes IN three races re-
dermrd What otherwise WAS am or
binary card a. rho Meadows yes
terdav ~ the second. ffih sna
ulNih raves the Winbefa HAD vctY H.
lie naaeelu e. SPARE. .sud Ia tho fifih
faes. b. which laek Hack beat tsiha
a nose i6e Judges could have called
tha raeg "a lead beet ana no ene
would hafa said A WoFd Another
feature o8 tht Iat 0as the wfvtshed
Showing 81 she { to ntoflte. Laura
y. Al m tne last race, who showed
absolutely mo- apead and finished
outside ,hr money
FaN.ritss Via TIVE.
Fayarites Von two raees. three
secoad choices ven and FRANK Fiitts
ner furnished fhe surprise rs Wtus
nlng the lhIrd race az the Eoed o,tsls
~ % 70 Two ether long shots
that showed prominently we're Elba
anl NeatHrss both ~ whom were
a. 81 / In tse bsttiaE aud each vas
beaten a nose
convent ualie the n 90 no favor.
fis. WIN the first faee. "a four ana
ona-half dash fnr a-year- oids easily
b three lenkths Marie Esnsr. who
fed inta the stretch. tired and just
TASTED Ions enough % beat nr kis-
met. 40 10 I. nose Zoe the place.
He4t ArthuF. ~ Nertaco aud Pad.
dy Lynch finished heads apart In
the ORDER named ln tho second race,
which wts always between these
three. kingthnfpe. thr favufite,
showed sofne early speed, hat ttrrd
Bert Arthur was . 10 1. ~ Nrrfaeo
10 % !. aaa raidy Lynch 10 l.
Fbttnsr a SURPRISE.
Frank FlNsner furnished the auf.
prise iu TIE third race ~ making
his ran iu the stretch aud winning
~ 30 81 I Resaro beat Atkins a
length for The place. Atkins was
backed from . 60 1 20 ~ q 10, TIE
had an the hard iurk la the race. 81
b. might have been closer az. col
Jewell after leading e the stretch.
quit badly
sherry uaz made fsvoftts IN The
fourth taee ana under a nies ride
from Rerel. came atrouw IN the
stretch ana beat BAKER tWo lengths
Jackfafi VAS an Easy thifd.
Tuck Rack sud EIea alfsfnated "a
setting the pace IN TIE nth race.
They hooked up together ta thr
stretch and came down to the wire
racing Ike 4 team FIRST oar wania
b ahead ard tara the ether TheY
PASSED Under the wire ~ elias. that
enls the Juaxe. coald separate them.
and they hamx up Tuck Racks num-
her. Miss May Rawalst. ihs favor
ite. Vas a distant thlrt
Wen By q Head.
T.anra y. ~. ard Royal Rogue
opeasi NJ equal favaritea ~ & e
n the last racs. tut 40 much eoin
vrns IN on laura p NJ. that hrf
price went aaNn "a > &c 10. while
Royal Rogue Ncnt up 20 20
ka..5a..aa 50
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fausHIfH Fffsf Naaa ~ Hffsfa HHaftiaI D
s'fsslsa fasFF HH Maaaa HHafakH. Ftas
- ffssss Is Hatis ltff faaaa ar iiait
HFtIH $50 1aars & ~ ffaff p shsH
ataf Mait e. STREET. 1855 ~ lttrhsa has
NsH HufaH Hfass = taHlsl asaiaf Nnf .
aiiautes tHsniIas tsaffiHs
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PASSING COM MENTS

Rubo Viekara. the Seattle pitcher.
stated The either day that when hih
DAYS of usefulness are over hn VIII
follow in the footsteps Of 60
Iahorer ~ the pitchers mound,
ehaflss Chiek Fraser fraser owns
a chicken ranch some who're IN III
nola 4 think there's money Ia
fsisfur chichrnH declared the
umbs u have been noticing that
many hotels ssk s. So a coop TOT
milk fed chickens I'm going 70
raise milk fed hens n IL costs too
much 20 keep a cnN for the chick
ems ia feed 'en on condensed
cream After hat speech Catcher
manAanHhlp advised the hnbe %
have his bean examined b. 4 com
miftss 81 aiirnintn 30 see n ihofo
wasn't some foreign substance on
it
Guess the Chicago baseball fan
has a fiaht % b. proud 18th teams
representing that cily In The van IN
both major leagues.
lAaFHN WN0ANltAM 10 ~ AAFH@Nt
leading the batters IN the National
League
Ess.rk has been seaAiek ever
STAGE be failed Go set bis hands GA
hAif the purchase money be vas
sold 10 Cincinnati for.
soussihing must BE- knaviug the
great Weharil Rnbe has not been
drowned. run over ~ a locomotive
faiien OF = i0atofY building, ras.
euad the Fzeli.- landed hundred.
pound minn0s OF jumped 70 the
outlaws IN The iaHt ~eet Nhsts
tha matter uith the pfsas agent.
ReabvnY
Eddie Householder u the Seattle
team IL hitiiag iike = house sflre.
Edite raped out fcar cat q four
tlmea up at ios Angeles TIE other
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