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the necessary 25 yards on three
downs. lost the ball on their 30 yard
line. Bcntln missed a try nj drop
Kick for goal aud the locals puntcd
out from the 25 yard line.
The visitors steadily carried the
ball to the locals IS yard line. where
they were forced to punt. Hancock
Hamilton caught the ball on his 3
yard line and puntcd tn the 40 yard
line. The visitors forced tho lall to
the 25 yard limo, where Cooke dropped
n pretty goal from the field, incrcas-
Ing the score 10 .. After The kick off
time was called.
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Little Jimmy Smiths all-around first
class playing, Artie Kruger's hzzle as
shortstop and his triumph as a third
baseman, were the features of a see
saw struggle on the Idora Park, Oak
land. diamond yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Oaks and the Seals that
ended in victory for Cal Ewing's pen
nsnt aspirants, with the score stand
ing 10 ). Tiny Jimmy was on the
5. ooting mound for Van Haltren, with
Pork" Hackett at the receiving end
OF the battery. Smiths left wing was
in good working order and it was well
directed Jimmy made IL patent that
he knows how 10 operate his thinker
as well as his salary limb. He al
lowed the slugging refugees but three
safe singles. manufactured a hit and
run, assisted five times and kept out
ef the mistake column. In the fourth
period Smith froze on to a liner from
Charley Twins big stick that twisted
the tiny twirler about in his stock
inss.
Buck Francks was on the bumming
list by reason OF an injured hand.
That is how Dom Paul Kruger was
afforded an opportunity 20 show what
a good shortstop he is not and what a
star guardian OF the third sack he
could be. In the short field Dom Paul
could not keep on of his own feet and
they are not so small that he could not
discern them After stepping on hts
hoofs three times when attempting TO
bag ground balls Kruger. was moved
10 third base and the ancieBt crimson
canine, DevereauX, was sent TO short
Bill played the position better than
Kruger did and Kruger played third
as well as Bill could
O'Brien. who was cut adrift by Mike
Fisher, twirled for Parke Wilson an6
acted well until the last inning. when
he filled the bases. Captain Parke
then summoned Hit 70 the mound anS
ger.
There viii be two games today al
Idora Park The morning contest will
begin at 1890 and the afternoon meet
ing at 2:3O. The score.
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WATER PEARL s
DAY To STAR
Son of Watercress Leads
Out a Strong Field
at Gravesend.
Ormondale Shows Great
Form by Defeating
Whimsical.

NEW YORK, June 9.-The so-called
stars of the younger division had an
other Futurity preliminary today in the
5000 Great American stakes at the
GraYesend race track, ana once more
il was demonstrated that this seasons
best two-year-elds are of comet or
der.
1t was Water Pearls turn to please
the multitude which went today TO sec
a spectacle. That the crowd saw one
cannot be denied. They saw the great
Superman of James r. Keenes stable
and conqueror of $4,000 De Mund
struggle along in third position most OF
the FIVE furlongs, and then bite the
dust of his stable mate Ballot at the
end They saw w. H. Daniel carry Su-
perman off his feet this time instead
of trailing him, and then saw this once
great Daniel curl up under Jockey
Shaw and finish absolutely last.
For Water Pearl il may be said that
this chestnut son of Watercress- Pearl
ran true and straight for his owner
Sydney Paget, and did what was ex
pected Of him in his position of slight
favorite.
AT the start in the first race Edith
James went away in a good position be-
hind Lady Valentine and Lawsonian.
/ but dropped back after six furlongs
]
again and gladdened the hearts of her
followers, and then faltered second
time Benevolent seemed a certain win
ner then, but Seweli got Edith James
going once more and she managed to
win by q nose. The finish was spectac-
llar.
There were only five starters in the
,teepleehase and four Of them fell. leav-
ag Paul Jones TO gallop home alone
The Broadway stakes went TO the
-slifornfa- bred Ormondale. which gape
hat good flly Whimsical 10 pounds
md a beating of a length and half
,ver the one and one-sixteenth miles.
summary:
First race, mile and a sixteenth
" H James won. Reidmore second,
| Benevolent third. Time, l:fS Id.
Second race. the Greater New YORK
| ailes-Paul Jones won, Fallaheen sec
nd The Claimant third Time. 4:59
Third race. the Great American
| stakes FIVE urlongs-Water Pearl won.
3alIot second. Superman third. Time
Fourth race. the Broadway Stakes.
nile and a ixteenth-Ormondale won
] Whimsical second. Flip Flap third
! fime. 1:43 3-5.
AK won. Bohemia second, Prince Ham
Durg third. Time. l:l0 2-5.
Sixth race, five urlongs-Sir Too
1 lington won, Communipaw second
! 3aytwig third. Time. :01 2-5.
Seventh race, five furlongs-The Belle
IF Brighton won, Russell T second
! Carriers third. Time. 1902 2-5-
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Knocked Down by Automobile.

William williams, lahorer en-
Fifth-street track, was knocked down
yesterday afternoon at the junction al
Fifth and Market streets by an auto
mobile owned by the Hensley Green
Company. The car was driven by
George A. Hensley at the time. Will
Iiams' injuries consisted of three lacer-
ated scalp wounds. with possible seri-
Gus internal injuries.
The injured man was conveyed to the
Central Emergency Hospital at Jeffer-
son Square by Hensley.
Policeman ]. It. Walsh, who wit
messed the accident, placed a charge OF
battery against Hensley at the Central
station.
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SEATTLE MAKES FAST START.
Scores seven RnHs In the First InnInt
of Game With Fresao.

SEATTLE. June s.-The locals won
today's game from Fresno so easily
that the contest became tiresome be-
fore il was over The final score was
5 TO 3. Seattle made seven runs in the
opening inning. six hits being combined
with an error by Eagan and a walk
Five Of rhe six hits were drives which
Eagen get his hand on. but which were
so hot that they went through the
sturdy shortstop. Altogether Eagan
had his troubles trying to knock down
drives that were labeled safe. queer
thing happened in the seventh when.
with two strikes on him. Fitzgerald
knocked a foul tip. which struck
Blankenship's mask and. dropping
Gown, ,weagea itseit between ms chest
zine called the batter out as he would
have done. had BIaHkenship caught the
ball with his hands. The score:
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PLAr ELEvEN INNINes.

PORTLAND, Or. June s-TodaY's
game between Portland and Los An
eeles was a splendid exhibition. The
opposing pitchers were at their best
and played their positions brilliantly.
The local team won in the eleventh.
the score being 70 J. Smith. Port
lands third baseman. scored the WIN
ming run. with one man out A num-
ber OF bad errors helped 70 the defeat
Of the visitors. Score: r. H z.
portland --...--..-f-,.. Z
Los Angeles
Bafteries-Esslck and Donohue: Hop
kirs and Eager.
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HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES
ESTABLISH NEW RECORDS
set Higher Marks for the Classic Dis
Gus Throw and for the Pole
VauH.

CHICAGO. June 9-Lewis Institute
athletes won the fifth annual inter-
scholastic field games of the University
# Chicago here today after series
IF exciting contests. In which two ma,
tlonal records and half dozen local
marks were bettered. The locals
scored % points. Detroit UniyerSity
School was second, with II Ia; De-
troit Central High third. with IA, and
Morgan Park was fourth. with IL l-3
Scholastic champions from eleven
states were entered, the results being
generally accepted as determining the
Western championships
New national records were estab-
Iished in the discus throw and the pole
-ault IN the former event II. Giftin.
Joliet, Ill, hurled the classic weight
l22 feet AZ inches. The former nec-
ord was held by Everett. Pontiac. III.
at lie feet 2 inehes.
The new pole VAULT record went TO
c. Freeney. who represented the high
school of Ida Grove. Iowa. He cleared
II feet 3Z inches. bettering the mark
made two years ago a trife over two
inches.
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por, warden Win. steepIechase.

CINCINNATI, June S.-The races al
T.atonia today resulted as follows:
First race. one mle'-Dudley won
Rubicen second, The Pet third. Time.
Al 2-5.
Second race. Eve furlongs-Old Hon
=sty won. Belle Scott second, DeIa
thorpe third. Time, f:0z 2-5.
Third race six furlongs-Hazel
Thorpe won. Dutch Barbara second.
rhe Clansman third. Time. :13 2-5.
Fourth race the kentucky steeple-
shase Clubhouse course, about mile
md three e-auarters-Port Warden won,
FIqhts out second, Manners third
Time, 3:es 2-5.
Lean won. Capitano second. Heine third
fime, l:14 3-5.
sixth race. six furlongs-Fortunate
won. Roscoe second. Usury third. Time
t:14 As.
Seventh race, one mile-The Minks
won, Intense second, Evie Green third
Fine. l:4l l-5.
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La raIana al san Peara.

SAN PEDRO. June s.--La Paloma, cup
defender OF the Hawaiian Yacht Club,
reached here at o'clock today from
San Francisco. and Will be put in readl-
ness al once to sail in the big race
across the Pacific that starts Monday
morning at u O'Clock
The yachts participating will be La
paiona OF the Hawaiian Yacht Club, the
knemone OF the New York Yacht Club,
but now sailing under the colors OF the
loufh Coast Yacht Club, and the Lur-
kae of the South Coast Yacht Club.
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OLYMPIC CLUB OFFICIALS
TO HANDLE HOLIDAY SPORTS
varied Progrannme OF boxing, Wres-
thing and Running to Be Held In
Golden Cute Park.

John Elliott and Captain Max Rosen-
field of the Olympic Club will visit
Golden Gate Park today to select suit
able grounds for the athletic events to
be decided on July 4.
The present intention is to give over
one location to boxing and wrestling
another to jumping, polevaulting and
similar events, and third to running.
Separate locations Will be used to
avoid con gestion of both spectators
and competitors. Mayor Schmitz has
added the names of the Olympic Club
directors to the citizens committee for
the Fourth of July. They will have
charge of the athletics.
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SODA BAY SPRINOS

On the bsrders Of Clear Lake. Now IN the hands
OF Michael Debret. the famous caterer ana ownef
sf aiarchand's Restaurant. formerly located cor
nef Geary and Stockton sts.. San Frsneisco. The
large humber OF guests that they will receive the
attention ana table that no other springs can
promise so send your families at En-
sase rooms one week 10 advance. Terms 81 per
day. Sl2 per week. Finest hunting. hshings
boating and bathing In the Great Geyser free q
regular guests. Camping free. Route--fake boat
TiSuron Ferry. 7;s0 a. m. to Hopland. thence
stage via keiseyvfile. striving In time for early
dinner.
Address GEO. ROBINSON and AGNES BELL
RHoADs, managers. Soda Bay Springs via
Keiseyviiie p. o.. Lake Co., Cal
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nlrarce crantea Mr.. madden.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. June s.-Mrs.
John f. Madden was today granted an
absolute divorce from her husband, the
horseman, on the ground of gross
neglect This ends the litigation which
has continued in this State and Ken
lucky for several months
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Totals. 9 3 q I
SCAfhIAR'

Hits-Of OBrien = Two-base bit-Mehier
Sacrifice hit-Househo'der First base errors
-oskiand , San Francisco s First base on
]. Left on bases-Oakland 10. San Francisco 3.
Struck Ouf-By SmIfh 1. by o Brien 1. by Hit l.
Hi By piteher-I. Haekett HildeSrand Double
play-smith 10 Gates 10 J. Hackett Time Of
game-one hour and 50 minutes Umpire-Mc
DOnald.
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SUMMARY

Earned uns-Eresno ?. Stosen hsses-walters.
streih. Doyle. Sacrifice -Bianken Twa.
base hits-Blankenshp. sfcLanrhiin Three.
base hif-kane, Struck pui-By CIekcns 2, ky
Arrelsnes 9. Bases on baiiS--of Flckers 3 od
Arrelnnes 2. OF Fitzgerald I. Hifs-Oa ArreI-
enes Z. on Fitzgereld G. Left baseS-Seatfle
3. Fresno Z. Time Of game-Tw0 bours and 3
minutes Empire-slerrine.
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SODA BAY SPRINGS.

On Clear lake. Lake County, Gal kemo4qIea
and improved; Increased aeconmodzt tiens: mcdefn
couvrniences; lawn and aquatic sFeftss climsts
and SCENERY unsurpassed. table specially; heau-
tfful new launch. carrying 40 people. for essW-
sions; plenty rvwhca,s, pnies. horses etc. Terms
So per day, Slz per week: special rates to fan.
snd full Inform ton, GRO ROBINSON and
IGxEs BELL RHOABEs. Managers, Soda Bay.
JUDAH CO.. 4l4 Fourteenth at. Oakland.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

the eighth inning. The locals claimed
they could not see the ball Pittspurg
made seven runs In the eighth inning,
apparently due TO intentional mispiays.
Pittinger was ordered sout for refusing
TO pitch MoCloskey and Lush in turn.
pitched wildly and there was no pros
pect of retiring the side, SO hiem "a i1p or
dressing-room KLEIN was target lot lot
cushions and bottles. Duffy and Doom
were ordered off the field. Score, -
PLttsburg. :...-.............. : 9
hBsaaatateirPies.@wiilis and Phelps; Pit
tingsT; pooIn D9nosan sTpa g%pNSewkYlem New Yers
and cincinnati game was interrupted
today by rain in the early part but
was resumed. With two OF the locai
team out in the seventh inning the
game was called on account OF DARK
ness Score: T. r.
Cincinnati .........,......" 9 !
NeB eBBattteries.wicker tors and schiet; Tay-
Tor and Bowerman. Umpires-ConwaS
B BRooKLYN. June s.-The Chicago
here today and shut out the locals, !;
% 0. The score: X y
Nhicago -,............... !
sreeeklSni 90 t,Sries !. - Reultach and king;
Stricklett and Bergen Umpire-John
BOSTON, June s.-Boston broke its
losing streak by winning from st, Louis
today Karger was batted out of the
5ox in the sixth inning and Grady was
sut OF the game for protesting de-
cisiou. Smoot's batting was the fea-
ture. The score: K Il r.
sosf0@ houis '........,..... .'....,......
Batteries Dorner and Brown, ;,dSa Ear
ger, Brown, Raub. Grady and Mccar-
fhy. Umpire-Carpenter.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CLEVELAND, June 9.-Cleveland de-
feated Washington today, scoring lts
three runs on errors in the first inning
The score: T. ID T.
"fshleEson BafteETies1Rhoades and Clark; smith
: I, BETRoIT, June s-Boston drove
Donovan from the box in the NINTH
making the score tie. and went
and his dash from second TO the plate
on Sefbach's hunt. In her half De-
troit filled the bases on two IN hetd
single to left. The score: r. II T.
Detroit ...,..,-...,.,s..- 10
l'Gs Batteries.Donovan. att kiiiian and War.
ner: Young Winter and Armbruster.
ST. LOUIS. June 9-With every
break in the luck against him Glade
pitched great ball against Philadelphia
today. losing. 2 to 0. The score:
st Louis :.,'.-.. .....''.
Battoriea . Glade and o'connor
Plank and Powers.
CHICAGO, June 9.-New York won
from Chicago today, 2 TO /, Altrock
gave two passes. which developed into
runs because hits followed them; Ths
score: h h. n
Chicago
New York
Batteries-A1troek and Sullivan
Clarkson and Kleinow-
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KRUGER SHINES
ON THIRD BASE
Helps Cal Ewing'S Hired
Men Put 1t on the
Oaks Again.
Smith Does Good Work
in the Pitchers Box
for Van Haltren.

GAMES TODAY.
San Francisco at Oakland CD.
Fresno AT seattle.
Les Angeles at Portland.
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Water Business.

ONCE at our warehouse, 9Th and King
SITS, S. F. Prompt delivery made to any
part of the city. Booklets about springs.
HANSEN & KAHLER. Sth and Web
ster sts,, Oakland. distributors for Oak
land Alameda and Berkeley.
BARTLETT SPRINGS CO.
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Bartlett
Springs

In first-class condition. Now open for
guests Good table assured. Hotel, ho-
tel cottages and housekeeping cottages.
Mineral baths Competent masseurs for
fades and gentlemen California and
Northwestern via Hppiand; Southern
E. McMAHAN at Springs. Lake Co. Cal
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RYRON

Hot Springs. Waters that cure. One Of the most
perfectly appoiHted hotels in the State. Week.
end round trip rate. s7.5o, includes two days
at hotel: dse OF baths, everything paid. Southern
Pacific trains running TO byron oa schedule tinne-
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GRAND TOUR
To TAHITI

Native festivities Of July IA AZ Papeete. s. s.
Marirosa sails July /. aud win remain In port
at Tahiti six days. afording opportunity for
passengers TO make tour OF the islands and native
villages and witness the celebration.
Reduced rate of sl25 for round trip Offices,
loos Broadway. Oakland. and Pier No. 7. San
Francisco
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RESULTS OF GAMES.
San Francisco g, Oakland D.
Seattle s, Fresno 8,
Portland 2, Los Angeles 4.
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THE GEYSERS

The greatest health resort In California. POSI-
tive for Rhrliira tisnl, Stomach. Liver aud
Kidney Troubles. Table frst class. Lighted
throughout by electricity. Long distance teie-
phone and postofnce in the hotel. Rates $i2 and
sI4 per week including baths New bath
houses have been erected this season Special
rates to families and monthly guests. For book
let aud information write r. II. CURRY. Prop.
The Geysers, Cal,
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CAMP TAYLOR.

The tented ci,f not areeted by the earthquake
Send your fansiiy Tent. cottage and camp
grounds unlimitsd. Roatiag, swimming GrceerH.
butcher on the grounds selling at regular prices
Terms under present sonSitio1s nest liberal
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JOHANNESBURG.

Now open Beautifully situated among ths res
weeds Beating apd bathing. Stage meets guests
At oskyille, Napa County. Rates reasaaasif,
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DUNCAN SPRINGS.

Now opea. Rates s1e to SAG per week Write
for particulars. Address HOWELL BROS, Hop
land. Mendocino County, Cal.
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WILLOW RANCH.

Delightfully."- located in the Santa Cruz red
woods MIX, fruit spring water. phone, daily
mail, excellent table; 81. MRS NJ. ]. GRAN
DILL. Special rates to fsmihes-
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LOCUST GROVE, SheIlyiIIe. Cal.

School having closed. will be able to
accommodate families at reasonable
rates. A. B. LUBBOCK.
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GILROY HOT SPRINGS
TERRACE GROVE HOTEL

fotta4ss aad tsnts santa Cruz Mountairs.
AZ mllee from WrigaE. Camping accommoda-
tfons and store 0A premises r. +. D.
Wrights. Cal
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ROWARDENNAN
Santa Cruz Mountains.
WA. @. DODGE. Lessee, Ben Lomoad, Cal. 5,
INCLENOOK

Formerly BYemmers. Eve miles fron Santa Rosa;
S6 week: children reduced rates, Particulars
Il. MohfrNSrN. santa Rosa, Cal.
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MOUNT VIEW HOTEL ssss ssss s1sTI5s.. H.asss.

Is now epea- Newly furnished; new plumbing.
Reservations ean now be made BY addressing
Manager. Ross Valley station- ?
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Blue Lake
MENDENHALL SPRINGS.

Send for pamphlets; $40 to Sl2 per week. O.
WEfSMAN. Midlake. Lake County, Cal.
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HOTEL BELYEDERE.

MRS. A. T. MOORE, ewneF, open Also
new annex. Thirty minutes from Sah Francisco
Tiburon Ferry Special rates for season.
J. ". ALIEN. Manager.
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Near Beach. 30 acres beautiful grounds; special
rates to families. Write for boskiet TO r.
BARS0N. Prop. Santa Cruz.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-04
BRYAN In England.

Commenting upon the address at the
American banquet of William j..
Bryan the London Daily Express said {:
"lhe name of William j.. Bryan is
associated IN the English miHd with
the currency question. Now, the
currency question, as it concerns
money, is 'sordid, and Mr., Bryan,
when be rose TO address the American
society at their Independence day
banquet might have been expected to
make n Of those practlcal and
materialistic speeches which are the
poets despair. Nothing Of the kind
was heard from his lips. No poet
ever held up a higher ideal of empire;
few politicians ever attempt so lofty
an Interpretation of their calling.
Foremost among the blessings which
England has conferred upon India,
the United States upon the Phil ppines,
ne places the blessing Of language,
On a superficial observation this NAV
seem a very literary sort o; benefit,
while Mr.. Bryan may strike some
people as a benefactor who would give
poor folk = good book TO read When
they reed an ample dinner.
"Look into IL more closely, however.
and one will be impressed with the
radical philanthropy exercised Oy the
English. What ideas of lioerty
morall.y, and good government /
opens up to peoples VINO have drawn
their whole store of instruction from
totally different sourcesI The tongue
that Milton spoke is but an organic %
synonym for freedom, for the liberty
that begins in discipline, for tn,
victories which prise from 4 self
conquest. 1t is an inspiration to thu
man who speaks and understands it
aud Mr.. Bryan is not wrong in m lkiDs
l; The guide, as it we're, TO those goal
Of a humane civilization whittier thI
white mar with his burden continually
marches"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-04
IN SELF DEFENSE

Major Hamm, editor and manager Of
the Constitutlona'ist, Eniaence, KY,
when he was f%ercely attacked, four
years ago, by Piles, bought a box OF
Bucklen's Arnlea Salve, OF which be
says; ut cured me in ten days sn
no trouble SINCE Quickest healer
of burLs, sores, cuts and wounds.
95c at Orenshaw s. Young drug
store. S.4m1
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-08-04

James Wall, the rural mail carrier
on the Aullville route is treated royalty
by bis patrons along the route. He
said that as he goes out in the morn
log he finds deposited in the mail
boxes fruits Of ali kinds and of the
most delicious variety for hIs special
benefit. Mr.. Wall is one of the few
mail carriers who has not missed a
single trip since be has beer installed
by Uncle Sam. Rain and snow storms
have no effect on him, and there is no
doubt but what his patrons appreciate
his service, hence their royal treat
ment.-Aullville Items in Higginsville
Advance.