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The Pensacola journal., 1908-12-20
Railroad fares refunded to
and from Pensacola to pur-
chasers of Pianos at the Clut-
ter Music House. Prices on
Pianos. special. $1s7 to $3.50.
On Organs, $19 up.
Separated.

regiment of soldiers were recent
ly drawn up one sunday for church
parade, but the church was heing
paipted and could only hold half OF
them, says the Philadeiphia Inquirer
Sergeant major" shouted the col
onel, tell all t-ie men who don't want
to go to church to fall out on the re-
serve flank"
OF course, a large Elmber quick
" and gladly ayailed themselves OF
the privilege.
Now, sergeant major. said the
colonel, dismiss all the men who did
not fall out. and march the others to
church, as they need 1t most
The Journal delivered at
The Pensacola journal., 1908-12-20
ITS
EARLY HISTORY

tcontinued From Page Nine)
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God Helps the Man.
The social feeling OF time is cold
and stony. God help the man who
trips, for creeds were made to catch
his soul. Whatever it may be thatch-
ed with the social steam roller will get
that. Society satiates its nav with
revenge. Mercy is the CLINT of sun
light that sometimes breaks thru the
social gloom to remind US that some
where, within the realm of time. our
frailties are known AMI sorrowed Ger.
That Love will yet pilot the soul
across the orbit of its sphere. and
lead with gentle hands beyond the
dire and murky confines Of the social
latitudes of our day into the promised
sympathy and kindly recognition OF
happier conditions yet to evolve from
the associations of man.
The spirit Of revenge hoyers over
tne statutes of the land, straining
with unsheathed sword, to strike down
the man who errs: swaying the Ieei-
ing OF the judge upon the bench. who
soaks the prisoner with a sentence
that time gets weary IN wearing out,
10 appease q barbarism OF nature that
society feeds and fattens upon.
II mankind ever needed = Christ II
heeus Him here and now TO save II
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

ALAMEDA, May 23.-Sacramento had
too much class and speed for the Ala
medas in the state league baseball
game played this afternoon at Recrea-
ton park and conquered the home tai
ent by a score of to /. Four double
plays, put through with lightnin glike
rapidtty, and good all around work
were the features of the performing by
the winners Big Joe Nealon drove out
g brace of doubles that had much to do
with bringing victory to his nine. His
first two cushion shot sent in McHale
and he scored himself on the second
double. being helped home by a sacrifice
by Raymer and hit by Hooper Alameda
scored its orphan tally in the ninth
frame With one gone, Haliinan dis
patched a safe drive over second and
then Billy Dunleavy hit a mighty swat
to right field, sending in HaIIinan. In
turning from first to second DunIeavy
fell and was held at first. Russell then
hit into double play, in which he and
Dunleavy were retired. ending the
game The same teams will play to-
morrow afternoon Brown will pitch
for Sacramento and Nelson for Ala
media The Alamedas played today un-
der their new manager, Fred Lange
The score:
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SAN JOSE 5, OAKLAND L

SAN JOSE. May 2S.-The unlueky ag-
gregation from Oakland. which has
failed to win a single game this year,
was defeated for the eighteenth time
when the San Jose state leasuers won
today at Luna park. score TO l.
Arellanes has not been in the best of
condition for a couple OF days and VOL
ter twirled for him. allowing but nve
scattering hits. Goldy twirled for the
hoodoo Oaklanders and the Prune Pick
ers picked out 10 safeties, one of them
being two bagger by WoIter. Wolter
was the star slugger today, securing
three hits out OF four times at bat
Oakland secured its only run in the
third Wulzen walked, was advanced
to second by Goldy's hit. reached third
on wild pitch and scored on Water
bury's long sacrifice to center field
San Jose secured two runs by bunch
ing three hits IN the seventh frame. got
earned runs in the second and third
frames. and Goldy's wild throw figured
IN the scoring in the eighth. The score:
SAN JaSE
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Four Men on Team
Win Field Day
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.

RENO. New. May 2s.-By an over
whelming score the Susanville high
school carried of the honors at the
academic field day at the University of
Nevada this afternoon. With only four
men. the team took most of the first
places against entries from 10 high
schools. 1t scored 6s points, Reno took
19 points; Wiunemucca, with two men,
secured IT points, and the remainder
were scattered among the other schools.
Teams from Reno. Susanville, Virginia.
Goldheld. Tonopah, Elko. Carson, Las
Vegas, winnemucca and Sparks COM
peted. In the 40 yard hurdle the aca-
demic record was broken. Susanvflle
winning the event in II seconds
Sacrifice hits-Schimpf 2. Mott First base on
errors-Santa Cruz L. Fresno 1. First base on
called baIls-Of Loseks p OF Miller 8. Left
on bases-Santa Cruz :. Fresno 5. Struck out
b. Loucks L. BY Miller 1. Hit by pitcher
Smith. Double piays-Moore to Kelley to Ken
nedy; Kennedy to Mott: Devereaux 10 Hoag TO
Rodgers. Passed baII-Hoag- Time OF game
hour and 45 minutes Umpire-Moore.
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Preservation of Eggs

A French journal recently published
An article concerning a new method OF
preserving eggs, which appsars to have
the double merit of cheapness and SIM
plfcfty. The article was based upon
tbe erneriruents of Doctor Campanini.
ms reported by him In the December
bulletin issued by the Italian minister
OF agriculture
Doctor Campanini. after reviewing
the various means of preserving eggs
by salt water, lime water. silfcate of
potash. vaseiine and cold storage-de-
scrfbed his experiments. which showed
better results than all others
His theory IL that to preserve eggs
some system must be adopted that will
absolutely prevent the exchange be-
tween the air outside and that inside
the exr-for 1t IL this continual ex-
change that causes putrefaction-
Doctor Campanini selected perfectly
fresh eggs and covered them with lard.
90 as to enectuaIly stop up all the
pores. The shells were thus rendered
impermeable, the exchange of air was
prevented and. the obstruction OF the
pores not permitting the evaporation Of
the water. there was no loss OF weight
The whites and yeflowg Of the eggs re-
tnfned their color perfectly and the
taste was not modified In the slightest
degree. When properly coated with
izrd-not too thfckly-the eggs are put
In baskets or boxes upon bed Of tow
or 1ne odorIess shavtngs and so ar
ranged that tnore win be no point Of
eonfact betwoen them - otherwise =
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Reilly Has a Chance
on Home Links

". J. Bradley of the Presidio golf
club and F. j. Reilly Of the Burlingame
country club, the two crack profession
ais, will meet in the second half of the
home and home contest for a side bet
of $3.50 today. Last Sunday half Of
the match was played on the Preside
links. while the second half will be
played on the Burlingame links
As Bradley was playing on his own
links, which are known to be tricky.
he had a decided advantage The spec
tators were little prepared. however.
to see him establish lead of s up
for the is holes. That Reilly played
considerably below his usual form
there can be no doubt. as his score for
the course was anything but close TO
bogey. On the other hand, Bradley,
who appeared a trif1e nervous at the
outset. played a good. steady game.
While Reilly has a big lead to over
come, his numerous admirers feel quite
certain that he will be able to do so
on his own links The fact that Brad
ley will be playing on his opponents
links Will not affect his game as much
as 1t did Reilly last week The Bur-
lingame links are less tricky than those
at the Presidio and the weather con-
ditions will cut less OF a figure than
they did last Sunday.
On Reiily's form of last Sunday he
could hardly hope TO win but he has
played wonderful golf in the past. and
IL would not be surprising IL he over
came his opponents tremendous lead
Today's match will undoubtedly at
tract large crowd, as the first half
was witnessed by many interested spec
tators
F. C. Newton OF the Claremont coun-
try club won the coast championship
title so easily last Sunday and has per-
formed 50 brilliantly since his first ap-
pearance on the coast that many close
followers of the game figure that he
would be by no means outclassed by
the best amateurs in the country He
has never been beaten in a scratch
tournament on this coast In the finals
last Sunday he beat DR. D. P Fred
ericks by a score of up and to
play. Mr.. Newton was presented with
the gold medal of the Pacific Coast golf
association. emblenlatic of the coast
championship. DR.. Fredericks will re-
ceive silver mkdal-
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Baseball Notes

Cap Dillon was back on the job at first base
fer Los Angeles and his presence seemed 70 I'LL
the other Angels full OF confidence Consequently
the way they played ball was very different
froul their Fridays showing.
Zeider added two mere 70 his stolen base aver
age He pilfered both sacks in the second in
nllz. getting away with the steal Of third BY
deliberately drawing throw to second which
Hogan fell for when ZeIder made bis blur.
Mickey La Ioege caught his first game In
several weeks and the way he worked made
great hit with the fans. La L0nges arm was so
good that lot Angel stole base on him The
little catcher Incidentally drove in two Of the
Seals three runs by hammering the ball hard
20 the outheId-
Big Chief Esols will travel 10 Black Diamond
this afternoon 10 catch for that nine Esola
Is besteged with offers from various bush teams
and can keep pretty busy during the coming
sumner provided he wants to invade the country
towns He can also catch on with the stat
league II he feels disposed. He has not yet
decided what he VIII do
IN second place now, while the Angels and the
Oaks viii have 20 fight 1t out between them for
the cellar honors Yesterdays defeat was
keen disappointment TO Manager Long Of the
Seals who recognizes that hts bunch viii have
70 show lot Of speed IN order to break even
today Willis likely viii oppose Nagle In the
afternoon game, while Sut9r and Gray are card
ed 70 hook UP IN the morning. The Seals viii
have 20 take both games IN order to win the
SERIES for the s0utEerners now have IL on them
three games tc two for the week
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Burns Brother Hurt
While Boxing

OAKLAND. May 23.-Blows against
the stomach received while boxing have
caused a serious Illness TO Edward
Brusso. brother OF Champion Tommy
Burns, and Brusso is being treated az
Providence hospital He had not
fought in a contest In four months
when ne made his appearance In the
ring at the Reliance club He was
pitted against fighter with a killing
haymaker. and though Brusso kept his
head well for a novice and fought back
courageously. he was unable to keep
away from his opponents long swings.
and the referee had TO stop the bout
Since then Brusso has boxed in the
gymnasium. and he may have received
the injury there
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STOCKTON 10. SAN FRANCISCO I
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STOCKTON. May 23.-Carnes, the eS-
coast Lacquer. was so wild today while
occupying the mound for the San Fran
cisco state leaguers that IL was neces-
sary for him to retire during the third
inning and give place to Phil knell,
who twfrled an excellent game against
the champions for the remaining six in
nings Nine runs were made in three
innings of Carnes' pitching IN the
third he passed five men in succession
and would have continued had not
KneIl sent him to the center garden.
Phil Mobiey. recently from the North
western league, pitched for Stockton,
permitting three hits The game was
ragged and embarrassing The score:
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HUM0R5
I'm THE BLOOD

When the blood pure and healthy the skin win be
and free from all eruphonS disease but when the circulation
infected with unhealthy humor the effect shown by erupdons
pmpcS bos definitely marked skin disorder
Eczema, Acne, Tetcr, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum
Humos the blood usually because of slug
gsh condition of those members whose duty carry
of the waste matter and refuse OF the This unhealthy
left and rment and be blood
the circulation becomes filed irritating hurnor
The blood then instead Of performing duty nousne
the skin, regulating its and preserving uniform
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softness, pIiability and healthful-
ness, irritates and diseases the
delicate tissues and hbcrs around
the pores and glands and produces
some of the various forms Of skin
eruption or disease.
The cause OF all skin affections
can be traced to some kind OF hu-
NOR in the blood Healthy cuticles
are only possible where the circu-
lation is pure; and therefore the
cure of any skin disease can only
come from a thorough cleansing
of this vital fluid. Salves, washes,
lotions, ETC., cannot cure. True
such treatment relieves some OF
the itching and discomfort, helps to
reduce inflammation, and aids in
keeping the affected parts clean, but
it does not reach the blood, where
the real cause is located, and at
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FREsNo 5. SANTA CRUZ 0

SANTA CRUZ. May 2s.-It was
grand game that Santa Cruz and Fresno
put UP before a big crowd at the beach
today, eight innings being passed with
out a single run In their half of the
ninth. however. Blankenship for Fresno
led of with two bagger. which. ac-
companied by three other hits and err
rors by Santa Cruz. netted the visitors
five runs. The score:
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RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS

Two base hit-Moriarty. Innings pitched
BY Carnes > 2-s. BY Knell 1-s; HIts-or
KneIl s. Charge game to Carnes- Strucx out
HobIey 2. Oh Csrnes I. on Knell /. Left on
bases-stockton I. San Franchise 2 Double
Bond: Moriarty to Joyce, Mobley TO Shay To
Murnhv Passed ball-Conrad. Stolen bases
Campbell. Murphy, Dashwood. q Muiler, sac
3, San Francisco 2 Tfm-l hour and 81 min
utes Umpire-Stultz- Scorer-Reynolds
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two base hft-Woiter. Sacrifice hfts-Strefb
Sears. Waterbury Stolen bases-Streib, Eager
Lacey First base on errors-Lacey Base on
balls-Or Wolter 4. or Goldy 2 Double pIsysG
Wolter TO Sears to Lacey, Fizsimmons 10
Schwartz to Wuizeu- Struck out-by Wsfter
Wild pitch-WoIter l. Umpire-FIynu Scorer-
Anderson. Time hour AZ minutes
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ALAMEDA
Runs AND mrs Ry INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Nealon e.. Sacrifice hits
Doyle, Raymer- First base on called balls-On
Nhalen . of johnson J. Struck out-By
Whalen 2. by johnson . Hit by pitched ball
Doyle. Raymer- Double plays-Irerson 10 Ray
mer 70 Nealon. Rsymer TO Iverson to NealOn ~.
Elrtght 10 Raymer to Sealon. Time OF xame-I
hour and 30 minutes. Umplre-Hodson.
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For sixyears was severely
troubled with Eczena. located
principally on the shin bones,
caused by . hnmor in the
blood The trouble would ap-
pear In cha form ofsmauy yellow
blistsrs, characterized by itch
Ing, etc. Irxisd sarsaparillas.
recalled blood purf1ers,
sAlves, otasmsnes, lotions and
trsatnens rndsr . local physi-
clan, but Nothing did ma any
good Becoming 6scourassdI 7
Ian on all thts trsstmsnt, and
seeing g. g. g. advertised one
daY ] decided 60 t<y ft, and afssr
taking &c . short while the
huuor wes driven from my
blood and 7 was complsesly and
permanently cured Some
seven months have elapsed
since Twas cured and have had
no indication Of return ofths
disease g. c. RECK.
4o4 Freedom St. Alliance, o.
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College Baseball

AT Prfnceton-Princefon 4, Harvard O.
At Worcester-H0ly Cross 1. Yale O.
At WIlliamst0wR-Wesleyan 3. Williams L.
At West Point-Columbia Z. Army 3
AT Champaign. m-Iui1ois is. Minnesota O.
At Providenee-BroE1 5, University OF Michf-
gan g.
At Burlinston. vt--Untverzfty Of Vermont 3.
Amherst Z
caEo l.
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best be only palliative and soothing
s. S. skin diseases of every character and kind
pues and ccanscs the blood down the circulation
and the humors that causing the trouble builds
weak acrd blood and completely Eczema Acne letter
Rheum pimpIe bos and all other skin diseases affections
S. is made entirely of and herbs safe vegetable remedy
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BOOK BINDERS Use ELECrRrCTrY

Electricity is now being largely used
in the book binding industry for en-
bossing and such work With the aid
OF the current 1t is possible TO make
45e impressions a minute, which more
than atones for its increased cost
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ENGLISH WATER cREss rARMs

The development Of the water cress
growing industry in Dorset, Eng. is
enormous One farm alone employs
4e persons IN picking. packing and
preDzrinx thA cress Tar the market
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PORTLAND 5, OAKLAND :

PORTLAND. Ore, May 15.-The To-
cal team won the game today from
Oakland By a score OF 5 to 2 Il was
z ragged exhibition and decidedly IN
satisfactory Score:
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Struck out-By Garrett :. By Hardy g. BY
KilIian 3 Base on baIIs-of Hardy Z Double
piaTs-Cooney 70 Casey 70 Danzig- Sacrifice
hfts-Cook Garrett Ryan Johnson Raftery
Hit By pitched baIi-Smfth. Passed baIIs-I.ewis
f2f- First base errors-Portlznd . Oakland
s. Wild pitck-Hzrdy- Left on baSes-Port-
land IL Oakland S Innings pitched-By Hardy
s. By killian . Base hits-0r Hardy 6, or
E1lian l. Tine OF game hours. Umpire
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san FRANCISCO
Runs AND HIS BY INNTN
Summary

Two base hirs-Diiiou- Jones' k0estner Del
rls@ Ellis Sacrifice hfts-Deimzg Nohier
Pincr Hogan ? First has ca called hniIs-C~
Eaestuer :. 90 Jones > Struck out-Bv Eoes--
No. s. b. Jones Double play-Delnss 10
Drlnn Tine of gzne-i hour and AZ minutes
T-.lrulre-O' 'Coa1eiL
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Milk bottles or tunb1ers which have
contained milk should always be rinsed
In cold water before they are washed
Tennyson received for his poetry be-
tween S25.000 and $4,000 q year.
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Cleveland Operhduls Philadelphia
IN american League by
Scoring Another Victoru
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

CINCINNATI. May 2s.-Five of Gin
cinnati's eight hits were for extra
bases and all figured in the run get
ting The victory OF the locals put
them in second place. Score:
R. h E
"a 1lnelnn1u ----....-------.- Q
Bstrsries-Ewing and Mclean; Sparks. Foxen
and Doom Cnpire-Emslie-
CHICAGO May 23.-The locals wen today in
an evenly divided hard hitting contest. Bostons
errors were very costly Score:
chicago ---------------------- 10
Bstteries-I.undgren and king; Lindaman and
Bcwernan- Umpire Rudderham-
PTTTsBURG. May 2s.-The home team used
Score: r II. E
Pfttsburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2
Batterie-Leever. Young, willis and Gibson:
Psstorious and Bergen UmPires-o'Day and
Johnsto1e-
ST LOUIS May zs-St Louis had no trouble
IN taking both games OF a double header from
New YORK In the first game the visitors could
DC nothing with Lush's delivery. while st. Louis
Detted AcGinniT freely Score:
F[st game < a z;
New York ...-.---.------.-.---
Batteries-Lush, Raymond and Ludwig; Nc
Ginniry, Mslsrky. Bresnshan and Seedh2m- Un-
pires-kleu3 and Rigier.
s. Louis --------.-------..---- o
Batteries-SaIee and Ludwig: wIltse and
Bresuahan- UmpiresRigIer and Klein
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE GAMES

At Seattle-SeattIe 4. Aberdeen o.
At Vancouver-yancouve ?, Tacoma
2 Rain.
At spokane-s Spokane 1. Butte 3.
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When S. s. s. b as
driven the h humors
from the blood, and
cooled and purified the
acid heated circulation,
every symptom passes
away, the skin is again
nourished with rich,
healthful blood, and
com fort is given 10
diseasc-torfured skins.
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American League

WASHINGTON. May 25.-KIlHan cleTerIy
outpitched HEghes and Detroit defeated Wash
lngton- Score: 3 h E.
reI-s-s = .s-.nseon --------- -----------------
Bzttertes-Eughes s1d Warner; Eulisn and
Schmidt
PHILADELPHIA. May 23--CIeveland defeated
Philadelphia by timely hitting coupled with three
stolen bases. each OF which assisted In the scor-
ing Smiths thumb was split By 8 foul tip
Score. e h X
Cleveland ....----.... s g
PhfIzdeiphia .-....s........2 Il
Bstteries-Berger and Bemis, Carter Dygert
Smith, Schreck ard Powers
BOSTON. May 23-Three errors and timely
hitting gave Boston today's game. Score.
R. q. z
1o0SNl- II
Batteries-Norgsn and csrrisan. Powell and
Spencer.
NEW YORK, May es.-Better pitching than
that done BY orth and Smith IN t0day's game
could not be desired but Smith was supported
very poorly in the early innings. Score:
Chicago ---.---.-.-.---..-.- 4
New York --.-.-.-.-...-.-..-- o.
Batteries-smith and shaw. Orth and Kleinow
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mold will develop and putrefactfon re-
suit The packing room should be per-
fectly dry, the question Of temperature
not being important BY this process
Dr. Campanini kept quantity OF eggs
for . whole year-through a very hot
summer and q ver8 cold winter-and
they were perfectly preserved He
says that cents worth Of lard suff1ces
to coat 100 eggs, and that any one
could easily prepare that number Of
aR<s In ono hours time.
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Poison Oak Poison Ivy Ncte Rash, and all other
troubles due to blood Book Skin Diseases and
medical advice hee to all who write S. s. for Ut all drug
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA
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Drugs Exported From Persia

In an English report on the export
and import trade OF Persia IL is shown
that in 1sO6-07 by far the largest pro-
portion of the increased exports went
to the United Kingdom The rest OF
Europe. except France, increased their
imports from Persia, and there Is a no.
ticeable extension of exports to the
United States
/. There was great development in the
exports Of cummin seed. which Is usual
ly packed In bags Of 1ss pounds Black
seeds (Siah-dane) were in demand
These are used as ingredients for
pickles. as well as possessing medicinal
qualities.
The export of almonds In 1sos-o7 Is
the largest on record To save freight
almonds are shelled In the producing
districts. almonds in the shell being sell
dom shipped Dried grapes are now
going forward to the United States
The commerce in gum tragacanth-
known to the Persians as ~Katyra." "
has sprung up within the last few
years and seems likely to take still
further hold in the popuatIon- There
have been amounts, not unimportant,
sent to the United States. Germany and
France !.
The exports of drugs and medicines
embrace rosewater. asafoetida- linseed.
poppy seed. Ifcorice. sesame, madder
root gallnuts. salep, jujube. castor
seeds coIocynth. oxtongue flower and
gunjide- The seeds of the latter are
largely used for adulteration of opium.
and have now. 1t is reported. reached
half the price of opium The export Of
opium advanced nearly s165.0od in
1s05-os, but still fell short OF the aver
age The British market proved much
more satisfactory than the Chinese. and
exports TO London were $121.6s0- Lico-
rice grows wild in abundance on the
Marvdasht plain. near Shiraz. but.
owing to heavy transport charges, is
practically left untouched
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Senators Too Speedy
for Alameda
Joe Nealon's Brace of Tho Bag
gers Accounts for Score of
Sacramento
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Fresno 5, Santa Cruz o.
Sacramento 2, Alameda 1.
Stockton 10, San Francisco 4.
Sam Jose 5, Oakland 1.
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SLIGGERs FALL down

san Francisco was exceptionally
s-ezk with the big stick throughout
he entire game Time and time again
both Williams and Melchoir, the heavy
hitting lads Of the team could have
hzrnuered the team into. the lead with
he necessary bingle. but they fell down
IN every occasion But for Zelder the
seals would have been badly OF for
rms The score