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New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
THICK WEATHER FOR BIG REGATTA.
Some Exciting Racing Promised for New
York Yacht Clubs Spring Cups.

There is likely TO be bad weather for the big feet
Of sloops and schoOners entered for the New York
Yacht Clubs regatta for the Spring Cups, 70 be-
sailed to-day Off Glen Cove. II the start IS made
in such weather as the forecaster promises there
will be some exciting racing between the Dig
schooners Queen, Elmina and Corona, the seventy
foot sIoops Rainbow and Yankee. and the New Er-
fort which IS to sail against the WeetamOe and
the Nicola II The start Is scheduled for 12;1o
O'Clock from point OF the club station ar Glen
Cove.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

atueu i, Fr1nceton, ]. Home
Judd Heynger Struck out-By Heyniger. 13 First
base on balls-On Heyniger. >. on FennsIl. FIT By
nitched hall-Reid. Vaughn. Double pay-VaIsghn to
Reid. to Bard Wild ptch-Feynlger. stolen base
Yerkes. Sacrifice hts-ffraybll. Dillon
pire-Horner. Of Washington Time OF game. las
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

J. Black Mate oarly part carried wide
Mexican Silver well up al the way. had no excuses.
d upward; $1,000 added: about miles Start good.
Il OF Ellsrsiie-Flash in the Pan
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
L4WN TENNIS.
Miss Homans and c. c. Kelley HIN
Miaed Doubles Title.

Playing an aggressive game at the net Miss Helen
Homans, and her partner Carleton c. Kelley. won
the mixed doubles yesterday in the metropolitan
lawn tennis championship tournament on the
courts of the West Side Lawn Tennis Club Miss
Honans engaged IN two vigorous matches and in
both displayed great skill. BY fast driving at the
net in the singles Miss Homans also won her place
in the final round of that event, which will be
tested this afternoon The final of the consolation
singles also played yesterday and resulted in
q victory for G. w. Bodman, the former Yale
player, who defeated W. V. Bennett in straight
sets by the score of 81, g and G-3
Miss Helen Homans and Kelley met Miss Flor
ence GauthCy and w. II. Connell in the semi-final
round of the mixed doubles. and with Miss Homans's
quick volleying and driving and Keley's smashing.
they at 60 Go. Then, with only a few min
utes' rest between the matches the athletic sister
Of the old Princeton football player, and part
ner, took the court against Miss Clover Boldt and
Thomas c. Trask. Both of the men resorted to
smashing by turns against each other, while Miss
Boldt tried lobbing as method Of stopping the
hard hit drives of Miss Homans. Steadiness on the
part of Miss Hornans and her partner brought them
through the first set without difficulty at 81. Both
tack in the next set They failed in steadness at
the critical periods. and after deuce had twice
called on games, Miss Homans and Kelley won the
set, match and championship at Sc. The sum
mary follows:
Metropolitan championship mixed doubles (senI final
E9qnds & Helen H2mas and c@TeoP ast R- Kse West
and W. H ConneA. New York Lawn Tennis Club Go
carleton ia5 at Keney Vest Side Lawn Tennis Club de-
feated Miss Glover Thomas e. Trask. West
Side Tennis club 81. Sc.
6B We gHe g awn HFs Fsnn % uS Fa9 9
feated Mrs. W g Clark, West Side Lawn Tennis Club
default Helen Houans, West Tennis
Club defeated Miss b lane. West Side Lawn Tennis
Club 6-1. 6-1.
Ssrui-d round-AIss Helen Homans West SIDE lawn
Tennis Club defeated Miss Fischer. West Side Lawn Ten
mis- Club by default.
Handicap singles Fourth round)J G Torrey (plus half
Theodore Roosevelt Pe minus half 40) defeated Fred
srfolrg TTpN fflu %. G-l.
semi final roundW. V Bennett (scTatch) defeated
Theodore Roosevelt Pe minus half 4W. 81. Al, de
faulted. ] q Torrey t,Ls defeated Robert T.
ISrvan (mrus 30J, Sc G-1. 1l-9.
Consolation singles semi final round)-G W. Bodfn2n
defeatsd Walter L. Pate. Ga. 12-1O.
Final round-G W Bodn.an defeated W. V. Bennett
6-l, G-2 G-5.
The Manhattan championship doubles challenge
match for the holding OF the twin bowls Will be
played this afternoon the courts of the New
Norl. -n,rr Tennie C1nh 12ld and Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

1t viii not be surprising II fifty yachts start on
SATURDAY. in tha annual spring regatta OF the Lareh-
mont Yacht Club Members Of all regularly Or
ganized yacht clubs have been invited TO enter
their yachts and the response has been reasonably
satisfactory. The QUEEN. the Elnnina IL and tho
Corona owned by ]. Rogers Maxwell F. 3.
brewster and Arthur f. Luke respectively,
tered in the schooner class OF the sloOps there
will be Cornelius VanderbLt's Rainbow and Harry
MaxWelTs Yankee The warning signal Will be
given at IL 80 a. m There will also be class for
nainsan yachts this race.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

IN far Samson had rough
hues added mile and sixteenth Start good
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
TO AID PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

At meeting of representatives Of the baseball
organizations in this city yesterday $4,000 was do
mated 10 aid the Pacific Coast League.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

The starting and finishing line FOR the thirty
sixth annual regatta OF the Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club, to be sailed June % over the usual
courses on Long Island Sound. will be made be-
tween the black spar buoy III. l. to the westward
OF Lloyds Neck, and the regatta COMMITTEES boat.
living It's flag anchored about One-eighth OF
mile westward Of the buoy The start Will be at
i o'clock noon. and there viii be hrst prize for
the winning yacht in each class when more than
one vacht starIs. but prize for a sallOver.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
SYRACUSE VARSITY EIGHT.
23I< 511
CREWS At NEW LONDON.

Averages ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2)9s 6U01s II
CoKswain. L. ". Ellis. s.....-....-... q 5O1 IL
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

Fthoades I INNING.
New York. o o l o 0-3
OeNeidno U U u y " L
Hits-Or Bernhard, IN inning; of Rhoades, 4 in
eight innings First base errorsNew York. 2 Cleve
land, l. Two-base hits-Chase I Three-base htS-Brad
ley, Sovall Sacrifice hits-Bay, Hoffman stolen base
Bay. Double play-Conroy, williams and Chase. First
base balls-OH Rhoades, 8: on Chesbro, 3. Left
bsses-Nsw York. 0: Cleveland. Struck out-By Ches
bro. g. Tins. 1:42 Umpires-Hurst Connor.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
CHICAGO. 8: WASHINGTON. o.

At Chicago r. II. E.
washington VHisSfD ID 30 I
Batteries-Chicago. Smith and Sullivan; Washing
ton. Hughes and Heydon. Umpires-Evans and
Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
ST. LOUIS. l: BOSTON. o.

At ST. Louis R. H E
Boston 30 0 0 o % o
Batteries-St. Louis Glade and OConnor; Bos-
ton, Dineen and Arrnbruster. Umpire, Sheridan
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
Totals % 2 8 81 10 2

First base errors-C1ncinnati z Left on bases
New York. Cincinnati. 7. First base balls-Or
Taylor 3: off Ewing. . Struck out-By Taylor 8; by
Ewing g. Sacrifice hits-Gilberr, Seymour. Iohert
Stolen base-Huggins Double play-Ewtns. Hussns and
Barry Passed bsl-Schei Umpires-Conway and O'Day.
Time of game, 145.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

AT PhIladeIphia- r. II. z.
PIihs9gfs PRIaaafshia aid 10 SSdSS ES i :
Batteries-Pittsburg. Mcfarland and Gibson:
Philadelphia, Duggleby, McCloskey and Donovan.
Umpire-Emslie
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
Horses and Carriages
VERY HASISGNE PAN WELSH PONIES

For lady drive absolutely sound. fearless Of
jects- VIII sell these ponies private parties
dealers Ponies can be seen az 5th ST. Bayside I. T.
Owner be at 50 West 29th 81
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
PHILADELPHIA. s: DETROIT. 4.

At Detroit X II L
BetFSf Petladeiphia piia.:.6 % 3 q Is z
Batteries-Philadelphia, Plank and Power; De-
troit. Mullin and Payne. Umpire-O'L 'Loughlin
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

Baseball Polo Grounds, To-day, T. I~-Slants'
Champions. ST. Louis Adm SOc-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
BOSTON. 2: ST. LOUIS.
PITTsBURG, 8: PHILADELPHIA. O..

Batteries-Boston, Pfetfer and O'NeiIl; ST. Loui
Egan and Rsub. Umpire-Carpenter.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

The Manhattan championship doubles challenge
match for the holding OF the twin bowls Will be
played this afternoon on the courts of the New
York Lawn Tennis Cub 123d street and Manhattan
avenue Frederick r. Alexander and Frederick O.
Anderson as winners OF the recent tournament, are
the challenPers and Harold u, Hackett ana JoiA
Appleton Allen the defenders
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

Three entries were received yesterday for
the Ghdden tour. bringing the total up to nine
George Otis Draper. OF Hopesdale, Mass. entered
2.-horsepower Packard. and Ezra z. Kirk OF the
Automobile Club OF Buffalo, 5O-horsepower
Thomas Another 50-horsepower Thomas was en-
tered by George NJ. Davis. OF the Automobile Club
OF Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

CoveI & Crosby pleased with the reception
the American has received The American Motor
Car Company has already well known agencies in
Boston. Philadelphia and Los Angeles but the
agency at No. 1e2l Broadway has only recently been
established. The cars reputation In the former
cities however. has preceded IT. and It's easy riding
qualities fast becoming known 10 the metro
politan public
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
HARVARD SHUTS OUT BowDoIN.

Cambridge. Mass. June 13.-In shutting out Bow
doin this afternoon by a OF TO 0, Harvard
scored her third consecutive victory without allow
ing a run TO cross the plate. Bowdoin exceled In
the field and in the box but the errors were costly
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
YANKEES HOLD LEAD.
Chesbro Pitches His Team to Tic-
tory against Cleveland.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
EsULTs OF GAMES YEsrERp

New York at Cleveland. PhiIadeiphia at Detroit
Washington at Chicago. Boston az ST Louis
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

Earned Tuns-Chicag9 Il B.ooAyh h Tss Stolen
Schultz o. Chance Tinker Evers Left on bases
Chicago s; Brooklyn First base bails-On Eason.
8. of Beebe l. Struck out-By Eason, 8; by Beeee TO-
Passed baI-Ritter. Umptre-klem. Time. POI
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

RToWn RI13VTI't -
Stolen base$-Wheeler. AIaire Jones'. Tiff Two-bas,
hits-Keene. King. Threebase hits-SIork, keens Sac
rihce hit-Keene Struck ou-By T1ft, A. by McCrae, 2
pitch-Ttft. Umpire-Lanagan- Time Of game 205.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York 8: Cleveland q ST. Louis, 1: Boston.
Chicago 8: Washington. O. Philadelphia. 8: Detrr
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
ONE FOR THE GIANTS.
Cincinnati Beaten by Batting
Rally IN the Siuth Inning.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
:sULTs OF GAMES YEsrERD

81. Louis New York lCYnciunat. At Boston
Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Chicago at PhiladelphiA-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

Harvard .............O 0 O11o oOx2 5
Bowdoin .............-.-O o o o o 90 4
Batteries-Harvard. Greene and CJIrrier; Bowdoin.
Files and Abbot Time, 1.50- Umpire HaSSett-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

@ s 4 siss sss added: Start good
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York 2; Cincinnati. L Boston 2; ST. Louis, 1.
Cnlcaso o; Brooklyn. 2 Pitsburx, 8; Philadepha, o
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

The New York Transportation Company which
York recently established gasolene touring car
department purchasing fifteen Columbia cars from
ths Electric Vehicle Company. This service has
sprlnS into such favor that TRANSFORM
rion company Is IN the market for five high power
touring cars with seating capacity OF seven per-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
AUTOMOBILE NEWS AND NOTES

A. @. Batchelder. Of the New York Motor Club
and member OF the board OF directors of the
American Automobile Association viii sail on La
Touraine to-day He goes abroad in the interest
OF the association for the purpose Of studying ES
ropean automobning. He will witness the Grand
Prix IN France and make careful study of the
French methods Of running big road race with
the idea OF recommending them 10 the American
Automobile Association for the conduct of the Van
derbilt Cup race next October
Among other things he viii study the work of the
Touring Club of France. in order 20 get ideas which
be Incorporated into the rules of the associa-
ton for the benefit of touring in America. In
France he will be Joined by Jefferson de Mont
Thompson. chairman of the racing board OF the
American Automobile Association. who sailed last
week.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

when running
g. o5 Leo ADDED n's ana " ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

Jersey City g. Providence, . Montreal z; Toronto O.
Rochester. las Buffalo. 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-14

he pIeasd i@ia4 ian
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

An examination of our we'll
own formula, from which
bod's Sarsaparilla is and always
been carefully and scientifi-
'ly prepared, confirms the fact
n it itoontains those well-known
valuable medicinal ingre-
ents, which, when intelligently
nbined and properly admins
ed, are sure TO bring about
od results.
Il is the properly balanced pro-
ItIiion, combination and process in
1onbining those ingredients known
Az have specific action upon the blood,
nomach, liver, kidneys and bowels,
nhich make Hoods Sarsaparilla
t0nliar to itself and enable Il 20
proance results unequaled by any
similar medicine.
These ingredients are for the
bleed, Sarsaparilla, Stillinria. Yellow
Ut; for the liver, Mandrake, Dam
dth1n; for the kidneys, iva Ursi,
iur'per Berries, pipsissewa; for the
"cmach, Gentian, Wild Cherry Bark,
IIIier Orange Peel; for the bowels,
tcnna, Mandrake, Dandelion.
hrrcAt. To meet the wishes Of those who
rIfirr meIlioiua in tablet form. we are now put.
Nrf rn Hoo. saosaparilla in rhorolat acoatod
taI'Hia as well ~ IN the usual li1uid form NV
relurIng Hoods Narsauarilla 81 n solid ertrnat,
re have retaiued IN ths tablets thc curative
pror.ftas Of cverF medicinal Ingredient
Sold By druggists ur sent hy mail.
llN dcees one dollar. q. Hood Co, Lowell. Mass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

Makes people well and keeps them we'll Get It today

tension Of time. The franchises sur.
rendered. aud che one fof the Market
street subway. are those which were
procured a few years ago from che
legislature by certain politicians
under curious circumstance. aud AZ.
crward confirmed by tho local councils
and approved by Mayor Ashtrijgc
who signed che papers hastily, at mid.
night, against popular protest and IN
The face Of an oncr of se. ..5O0.O 900 fof
them from John Wauamaksr. They
afisrward were acquired by che exist
Ing and controlling railway company
on.ccf of which nos admit that
ti.5oo.ooo was paid for thm. On the
cath inst. four days after the fran
chises were reclaimed On ihe Interest
- competition. ss-Mayor Ashbridge
died.-rhe Independent,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
Ths Very Aged

A Boston statistieiau, curious 90
prove or dispfoye the idea of DT. oslsT
in regard 20 aged persons and their
status ia the world OF pleasure aud use
fulness. found Ia his researches along
these lines many facts not directly
bearing on the subject but OF interest
20 those who were taught In their youth
to reverence old age and 10 deem length
OF years a blessing Among these are
statistics showing that the greater mum
Der Of persons than We are wont % sup
pose live 20 extremely old age, and 10
very many eases DO not eumbeF the
ground nor clog The sndsAvOF Of young
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
DIR. KUM
WOnderful CHINFSE DOCTOR

win treat you vita Oriental herbs
and care any disease without operation
or pain.
Dr. Rum Il known everywhere IN
Salem, and has cured many prominent
people here. lie has lived In Salem
FOR 20 yeras, aud can be trusted. He
uses many medicines uhknOwn TO white
doctors, and with them can cure
catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rheu.
matism, stomach, livcf, and kidney dis
eases.
Or, Kun makes a speciality Of dropsy
and female troubloa Ills remedies
cure private diseases when everything
else fails He has hundreds Of tesli.
monials, and gives consultation free.
Prices for medicines very moderate.
Persons IN the country can write Tor
blank. Send stamp.
II you want some extra hne tea, gct
4 from ne.
DIR. KUN BOW wo 90,
i67 South High street, Salem, Oregon
Opposite Hotel saiem 2. o. ncx 1856.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

i07 South High street, Salem, Oregon
Opposite Hotel splem ?. o. Rox 1875.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

bad signs, which are as plain IN their
way as red and green lights 70 rail.
way engine driver.
For instance. what Is called the low
country Of the northern Trausvaal is
partly healthy, partly fcverish. In one
spot YOU may camp in safety for a
month, In another not mile away the
dreaded fever win seize YOU in sin.
gle night.
To uncducbtcd eyes their seems little
or no difference In tho outward aaspeet
Of the two places, but your old pros.
pector is never caught camping ON
fever ground lie knows the fever
tree toe we'll The fever tree Is an odd
aud sinister looking piece of vcgcta.
tiou, with twisted groenish trunk aud
branches, and grows only In those
spots where fever mist hangs at night
fan.
So. 600. in Florida, when hunter
u traversiug the immense svumps
"hammocks." as they arc called
which cover huge tracts n iho south.
crn part Of that state. hc searches for
a spot where pine trees gcar their tail
heads among the expresses and gums.
There he can camp and sleep In safety
though 90 spend a night few run.
drcd yards away from the pines might
mean a bone rackiug dose of aguc.
Many au Australian explorer haf
been saved from a horrible death by
thirst BECAUSE hc has known the water
malice rhis tree though it NAV
stand Boz The midst OF "a burning dos.
crt invariably tells of water below
tho surfacc. M The traveller be not Zoo
far gone 60 Dig be- viii and tho Pre-
cious nuld below ihc mallco's roots
The old sherhcrd crossing Dartmoot
or ono N tho Scottish moors travels
with dry feet, while tho stranger h
perfectly certain 90 tumble Knee, per
haps waist deep iuto a horrible black
compound Of mud and water Tho
shepherd avoids che bogu because he
has learned 60 read Natures danger
signals ilc does not walk ON places
where thc sphagnum covers the mr
face, and 90 avoids the pitfalls hidden
beneath iis pale green frondu.
Most ~ us know something ~
weather signs those warnings which
arc hung out for all 20 read In The sky
aud yet how many never notice them
"a all. 10 that when there comes a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

An experienced farmer on the look
out for a farm shies AZ the sight Of q
fallow covered with the reddish spikes
u the sorrel He kn0ws az once that
the soil IL poor and thin. and will eost
more than its crops will ever be worth
Ia fertilizers OF various kiads
Weeds tell him a whole story az a
single glance If the leaves OF the
soltsfoot rear their heavy beads be Al
once suspects the presence Of thick,
sticky blue clay, hard 70 drain and
cultivate.
sandWoTt and thyme proclaim a huu
cry sandy soni myrtle, the heaths
and tormentilla tell Of peaty land val
liable only for summer grazingi sleeps
sorFsl speaks Of iron, the valeTian and
rsnuneulous Of marsh, while veronica,
siisnes, the hybrid poppy and other
similar plants are sure signals Of
chalk and hint below the surface
For those who have eyes 10 see them
klndiy Nature hangs out signals Of an
hnda She only asks that men viii
use their syes says Pears0n's Weekly
II they can aHd DO %. she win never
beiray then. she has both good and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
Rallway Tranehlses in Philadelphia

Railway Franchises in Philadelphia .
Mayor Weaver, The official leader Of
ne reform movement IN Philadelphia,
has compelled the Philadelphia Rapid
rransii company which Cor many
yeaft has had a monopoly Of the street
failWays. 20 surrender several valuable
franchises. with the understanding
ihai they are 20 be taken and used by
ne Philadelphia and Western railroad
COMPANY. a competing corporation now
operating a line from parkersburg 20
~ sity boundary. The Transit com
ftny he's been building o subway on
Narksi street The time required for
- tompioiion Of this work has been
IIrndcd several times. but was 90 cx.
I|to in April. Another extension =ohe
I0r lhfrc wears was sought-could not
h1 passed in the councils over Mayor
Nsassrs veto. The councils are no
longer controlled by a boss or ring
The mayor ussj bic power over an
sKicnslon 90 procure the surrender ~
certain unused franchises which had
been granted In seandalous manner
Al aeesmebt was reached on the Goth
The Trhnsit company has thFee years
% oompieie the subway In Market
street and d undertakes 20 make sub
ways under Broad aud Walnut streets
with an elevated road % Frankfort IL
sarrsndeFs franchises Tor a subway In
Chestnut, Tor two long elevated roads
and for surface roads la Broad street
where no tracks viii be laid The
franehises thus given up 60 20 the
Philadslphia and Western. which will
thua rcach the center and the water
front, and have large opportunities 10
ihe western and southwestern sections.
Ials company viii be bound not 20
fonsoliiate with the old one. Il is
AID 10 be associated with the Gould
gsiem aud IL may furnish 20 that
ISsiem an outlet % tideWateT az Phil,
aaelpAia An the franchises were orig
|anlly granted In peTpetuity, and they
wa fetain this character The mayor
senld obtain no concession for limited
periods The impression In Philadel-
rhia y that the mayor has been re-
malkaAly successful a. his only
woapta sEas his power 20 veto the en-.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

DF. BeTgih. Puha. m, wrltesi 81
have used BalaFdb Snow Linlmsntl
always recommended Il 20 my friends
as I am eonhdent there is no better
made. 'It is a dandy Tor buFhA' Those
who live on farms are especially liable
10 many aeeidental cuts burns. bruises.
which heal rapidly when Ballard =
snow Lihimsht is applied. II should
always be kept Ia the house for sasss
Of emergency" zoe, 50s and 81. Sold
By ID J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
Health is Youth

Disease and Sickness BRING Old Age.
Herblne. taken every morning before
breakfast, will keep you In febus,
health, do you 20 ward OF disease, II
cures constipation, biliousness, dyspsp
sls. fever skin, liver and Kidney com
plants, II puriass the blood and clears
the complexion.
Mrs. w. ID. Smith, whitney. Tex.
writes April 8. 1905 81 have used
Hsrbins, and hnd II the best medicine
Tor constipation and liver troubles !,
does al you claim Tor Il. sah highly
recommend H." SOC. Sold BY d. J.
Fry.
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To Riaht J Hsnlous wronE

Railroad men Of an CLASSES. bat
more especially those employed in train
service, ought % combine 20 give Wig
oFous and enthusiastic support 20 o
measure which has been fayoFably re
ported By the house committee on the
Judiciary Of the house Of representa-
tives IL isa bin which. n passed. vii
end the iniquity of what Il known I'D