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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
BY w. ). SIattery

There was but little hope left for
Oakland with the Beavers from Port
land an swinging their mighty clubs
for fare ye well The victory which
-hcN achieved in the morning struggle
across the bay seemed bur TO Whet
thelr appeutes for more terrible action
I'D the afternoon. and once they got
started Oakland was done for How
ever, Van Haltren's brigade had the
ietd on couple Of occasions and they
came very near nOsing home with the
victory on account OF the bad fielding
Of the Beavers.
II was the final meeting between the
teams. and though the day was one Of
The fatrest of the season the fans
could not be induced 10 fall for the fun.
IN tact one Of the thinnest Sunday
aSsemblages of the year turned out
ttad All the regulars known what a
s"od game of BAN was to grace the bill
me lol might have been packed.
PORTLAND WINS GAME
Portland won the game in the con-
Guiding inning. The old fatal base on
1dlls 10 casey started the music.
Cooney laid down his second bunt and
after Raftery had flied TO center, Ote
Johnson stung the bah safely over
second and the Pearl broke the 4 TO q
deadlock and incidentally registered
The run that looked bigger than any of
them.
Oakland was the first 10 break into
t1e going during the second round
Ola "a van gave the boys a lift with
fence.
IrueSoale followed with a single and
Mctal landed on Cooney's boot. mo-
ment later Casey allowed Heitmuller's
Erounoer to slip through his mitts and
on Llls breach Of fielding etiquette
Iruesdale sneaked home
Portland got both tallies back in the
nfth Garrett led of with a Texas TO
left Casey was passed and COonev used
sacrifice hit TO advantage. Miller
booted the leather at first giving the
Beaver pitcher a chance to come in.
q frd ~uf frfr1
and Johnson sent him through with a
dong fiy TO Lewis.
Oakland was right back with its
thlrd run IN the same half of the
round McCay was the leader this time,
showing a slow one past COOney. Heine
Lane next with stzzler 10 right. Ryan
While Cooney and Danzig Were busily
engaged in retiring Eagan at first,
McCay found time to cross the pan.
BEAVERS PLAY FAST
Ia the seventh the Beavers took an
other cinch on the head shooting two
more in. once more Garrett started
TIC rallN with bingle. After Casey
bad sacrificed, Raftery beat a slow
Johnson PLAYED the part of 2 life saver.
Walloping the leather 70 center for
double that was good for the pair of
runs.
But Oakland was still to be reck-
oHed with fruesdale's double TO cen
ter Dr. the same round gave the trans
.'e- iootfIa an opportunity 10 SnOuL
MctaY laid down bunt and Garrett
WAS SO slow i'm fielding III 10 third that
both mon we're safe. Heitmuller laced
the baN al Johnson. who never even
blocked IT, and this error was the cause
~ tieup once more.
Portland PLAYED a very erratic game
in the held throughout and the fans
who were puiling for Mercedes men
had an sorts Of heart aches ere the
winning run was Goa Xed in. With the
bal the Beavers were regular bear
ca1chers. but once the Oaks started lay
ing tae BAH down III was good night.
for the entire Beaver inield was bad
on fast and slow balls alike. The score:
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Latonia Selections
oRvILLE wRIGHr,s THIGH MENDED

WASHINGTON, Oct 25.- OrviIle
Wright, the aviator. who narrowly es-s
capped death during a flight at Fort
Meyer. Va five weeks ago. will soon
be able to leave for his home at Day
ton Ohio His most serious injury
was a broken thigh. and the spiint
was removed from this today. It was
found. upon measuring the left leg.
the one injured. that il is but QUAR-
ter of an inch shorter than the other.
An x-ray examination showed that tho
knitting of the broken bones has been
perfect.
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FRESNO 3. SANTA CRUZ o
SPECIAL. DISPATCH TO THE CALL

FRESNO, Oct. 25.-The Raisin Eaters
once more won in the game here with
Santa Cruz. The game was listless,
much grabbing from the side lines win
ming unusual delays. Spider Baum did
good work and had the best of support
and the Sand Crabs never got man
past second.
Many errors by Santa Cruz spoiled
the first two innings for them. The
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Oakland ....O 0 . o / o / o o. /
Basehits --.. 0 o > q = 0 o o. 3
TEAMS BREAK EVEN
Los Angeles and San Francisco
Each Capture Game

Los ANGELES. Oct 25. - Los An
geles and San Francisco broke even in
a double header today, both winning
their game By a score of to ,. The
second game was limited to seven in
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ALAMEDA
,IfNS AND HITS nv INNINGS
SUMMARY

Earned runs-San Jose 6. Alameda I. Three
base hft-Sears. Two base hit-Eager. First
base on called balls-On Stricklett >; OF Ran
dclph l: of Darcy 3; OF Britt >. Hits-0f
Randolph. ain three innings; of Darcy in
four innings of Britt. in one filming. Struck
out-By Strickett }: off Randolph 3: of Darcy
l. Left on bases-San Jose ). Alameda ,. Hit
by pitched ball-Smith Reid, Kellar. Double
plays-Sears unassisted; Streib to Kellar TO
Sears. Umpire -Hodgson. Time of game
hour and 2J minutes
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WAVES WRECK BIG PIER
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CAL

SANTA CRUZ. Oct. 25.-Big breakers
played havoc with the pleasure pier
early this morning A number of piles
were battered loose by the force of the
dock gave way and has been drifting
around the bay all day The damage
will be quite heavy to the beach COM
pdny.
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SACRAMENTO
IS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run-Hooper Three base hit-En-
wright Two base hits-Jansing. Nealon. First
base on error-Sacramento 5. First base on
called balls-0n Russell 2 Left bases-Sae-
ramento 4, San Francisco 2. Struck out-By
Brown IL. by Russell 2 Hit by pitched ball
Hooper, Raymer. Double plays-Enwright to
Raymer to Nealon t2) Frink to Blankhead to
Brown to Bailey. Time Of game-1 hour and so
minutes. Umpire-McCarthy Scorer-McClat-
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san FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Oakes. Delmas. Gray. Saeri-
fee hits-Jones. Hogan. Smith, Bernard First
base on called bslls-Oh Gray 4. Struck out
BY GRAY t. by Jones . Double plays-Gray to
Hogan 10 Howard. Hogan to Howard to Ho-
gan: Beck TO Kilifcr. Triple play-Gray 10
Deimas TO Howard TO Dillon. Wild piteh-Gray.
Time Of game hour and 80 minutes. Umpres
-O'Counell and Toulan.
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II, SAN FRANCISCO o
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 25.-The San
Francisco team was beaten today by a
less game. The locals enjoyed a batting
fest off Pitcher Russell. The score:
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RJJNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

smith, Joyce, Gorham. Sacrifice hits-McHaIe
Haekett. Struck out-By Henderson . by
Iberc 4. First base called balls-On Iberg
l. Double play-Peralta to Colby. Left on
Dissatisfaction 3. Oakland ). First base on
errors-Stcckton ]. Oakland =. Passed ball
Hackett Time OF game hour and % min
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SAN FRANCISCO
! RrNs ND HIS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base bits-Beek. Bernard. smith. How
ard, Phillips. McArdlc. Sacrifice hits-Delmas
Noher Willis. First base called baIls-On
Phillips . struck ont-By Willis /, by Phillips
l. Double plsy-willis to Curtis. Time OF
cauie-i hour and 80 minutes. Empires
Gl'f.as,non snd Tonan-
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- - nITs 81 INNINGs
SCMAIARY
base hits-Yan Halt

r1oEna run-CaseT. Two base hits-yan HALT
rts. E1gan. Sacrifice bits-Casey Van Haltren
Danzig. First base on called balls-Of Kinsella
.. IN Wright 9. Struck out-By Kinselia g. by
Wright 3. Hii by pitched ball-Ryan. Double
plars--Eagan 70 Miller. johnson to Dsnzig- Time
pcrinr md Tlvun
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THOMPSON NAMING WEIGHT

Thompson is dropping to the weight
by easy stages and is not in the least
vexed on this score. This afternoon
Thompson will hold open house at
Millett'S and will weigh in publicly
for the newspaper men and curious
fans who would like to know exactly
what he scales the beam at
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SANTA CRUZ
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Earned runs Fresno 2. First base on errors
Fresno :. Santa CRUZ l.. First base on called
bases-Fresno Z. Santa Cruz 8. Struck. .out-By
Panu Z, by Mosher 2. Hit by pitcher-Brooks
Dewey Sacrifice hits-kelley. Ragan Time
OF gahe--l hour and so minutes. Umpire-Bur-
leigh.
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LAToNIA ENTRIES

First race, FIVE and a half furlongs. purse
Mercadel 100 Pink Linden 100. Medora 100.
Nellie free 100. Kenmare Queen 100. Sister
Phyllis 100. Kilvaney 100 Wheat Bread 100.
Anile 100. Ludhana 100. Juliet NJ 100 Malecon
l03. Elsa l03, Splendida l06
Second race. seven furlongs. selling-Lady
Rensselaer, 9S. Christmas 9S Romp 9S Irrigator
lcaria l03. Olive Ely I03. Florea l03. DR.. Holz-
berg l03. Peacocks Choice 105 Buttons 107,
Gliding Belle 107.
Third race, seven furlongs. selling Gresham
o. Wine Merchant %. Iignsndo 93 Marmorean
90 Tamme 80. Adrian 80. Grande Dame 40,
French NTn 1O4. Bonebrake 104. Blue Lee 107
Chief Miiliken i07. Howard Shesn 101, Robin
Hood lO9 StfIl Alarm l09.
Fourth race. six furloDgs, handicap-Honest
9S. Al Muller Ill. Estrada li3, Miss Sain 49,
Fifth race. mile and 20 yards. selling-Cymbsl
9S. Lady Baldur Ie0 Anneta Lady i04, Lens
1o4 Beau BrummeI 1o4, Marathon 100
list &c. Albert Star &C. Sea Salt 81 Stone
Street I0l. Washakie l0l Tivolini l02 Huer-
fanO l02. Maid Militant 102, Imboden 102 Quag-
ga 1oj. Sbroeder's Midway 100 st. Valentine
Io5. Hughes l07, Brancss I07.
Track heavy.
s>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
Oakland .......O 0 > 1 o / o o. I
Basehits $500. > = o. :
Home run-Van Haltren. Two base hits
Johnson Truesdale. Sacrifice hits-Ryan,
COoney f2l johnson. Casey, McCay. First
base on called balls-On Nelson g. OF Garrett
, Struck out-By Nelson 3. by Garrett 8. Hit
by pitcber-La Longe Double plays-Eagan TO
L0nge. Time OF game hour and 4J minutes
{ T--1rtf p Dorfu nd
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OAKLAND 0. STOCKTON 3
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE cali.

STOCKTON. Oct. 25.-OakIand played
good ball today owing to a shakeuD in
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WESTERN MARKET LETTER.


Special Correspondence.
Kansas City Stock Yards, Jan. Ill
Cattle receipts last week were larger than
expected. at 5000 head Including 1000
calves, but the week closed with no per-
ceptible change In prices of range beef
cattle although stockers and feeders de-
clined 10 to q cents. There were many
buyers from the country here all week,
and everything was cleaned up Colorado
stockers sold at the highest prices OF the
season. "a shipment from Gunuisun selling
at 4.30 to 40. Cows in this shipment sold
at $50 to 400, and other Colorado beef
steers brought Az to i.55 New, Mexico
beef steers sold at A. 20 and stockers az
100 panhandle cows at 2.65 to 3.2, fed
bulls 3 % to $50, veal calves up TO 500.
heavy calves 3.75 to 100 The supply to-
day IL 1900 head of cattle. market bare
" steady, although the demand is good
both from killers. who anticipate smaller
runs soon, and from country buyers. who
are operating more freely as the spring
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HEARING OF
BIG LIBEL SUIT
,ury Selected to Decide Case OF
Alice Lewis VS. William
GIasmann, ct al.
vss. WARDLElGH'S DIVORCE.
ncsuitc "Fiippant Regard of Mar
hal Vows. ''---February Jury List
Hallway Pay Car.

ogden. Jan. 23.-The $1,000 libel suit
brought by Alice Lewis Richards
sninst the Standard Publishing COM
many, William Glasmann, ct al, is
now on trial in the district court be-
fore Judge Chidester, who is sitting
IN pace of Judge Howell who is dis
qualified. This is an action growing
out Of the alleged publication in Mr..
Gasmanns paper of certain articles
which plaintiff claims were libelous
and very damaging to her good name.
The Jury satisfactory to both sides
was secured just before adjourning
fine ana consists of Adam A. Bing-
ham, Farley Woods. John b. Crawley.
oscar Rice, Edward p. Chatelain,
bartholomew Chatelain, Sylvester
Grow and -Albern Allen.
Attorney A. G.. Horn for the defense,
announced to the court that one OF the
witnesses subpoenaed, Detective PEN
der, is confined to his home with sick
ness
IN two of the other liber suits pend
ing brought by George Halverson
against the same defendants, amended
demurrers were filed to actions No.
dllN I VII tlit blVuiibS thaN VIC NpiA-
plants are ambiguous and unintelligi-
Bile In the case now on trial Rich
ards Prats and SlSeen represent the
plaintiff and Attorneys A. g. Horn
and H. S. Farnsworth the defense.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
A degree of divorce has been granted
ny Judge Howell in the case of Zelma
NJ. Wardleigh against Claud f. Ward
leigh, The case was heard by the court
two weeks ago, but the circumstances
the testimony caused the
court to take the case under advise
ment In passing on the case the court
uses the following language: Il re-
served my decision In this case because
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CIRCIEvILLE.
HOME DRAMATIcs.
Burial of Orlando Il. Dobson. the I'm
fortunate Young Shcepherder.

Special correspondence.
CircleVille, Pluto Co, Jan. 20.-Since
the holidays the stork has been very
generous here. He left at the homes
OF Ben Lewis and Jas. Gass, boy babies,
and at Dan Simkins a girl, but at Dan
DAYS home pair of girls.
The homo dramatic company, under
the management of Mrs. Louise Beck
Fullmer put on the play The Only
Girl" last Friday evening, at this
place. and at Junction Saturday even
ing. The players showed great ahili-
~ IN dramatic work, although they
are mostly amateurs. Mrs. Fullmer
making hit In the leading part, The
people seem 10 he better pleased with
the home talent than with most OF the
travelling troupes who play here eve
ry season.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Orlando l.. Dobson the young man
who was accidentally shot week ago
while on the desert with sheep, was
held I'm the assembly room Of the school
house. Thursday mt II o'clock, Many
friends and relatives were in attend
ance, extending sympathy to the be-
reaYed family
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endeavored to have tho will probated
IN Californla, Miss Sacher IL attack
Ing the validity Of Mrs Colton's Will,
claiming one-nalf Of the estate.
The nrst step IN the case is to es-
tahlish the domicie OF Mrs. Cotton.
The statement of Miss sacher's at.
torney was that Mrs. Cotton repeated
~ expressed her purpose In tho early
nlnetles TO Shake The dust OF Calf
fornia from her feet. and that abe
left California IN 1898 feeling bitter
over litigatir1 with relatives as TO tho
distribution N some OF tho estate left
by her. husband, Gen. y. ID. Cotton.
1t Is alleged that Mira. Cotton resided
In Washington almogt continuously
from 1898 until the time OF her death.
ana during. that period spent only five
weeks In Santa cruz. Cal.
IL Is expected the trial will take ur.
about two weeks and that more than
n hundred witnesses Will be examined,
some of them coming from France
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PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Court NoteS-Wedding PerImits--'ro
Bar Minors from Bowling Alleys.

Bar Minors from Bowling Alleys.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, Jan. 23.-The graduating eN-
ercises of the Provo public schools Will
be held this evening in the opera house,
30 out of class of 35 graduating.
The following are the names of the
graduates: Asaei Nelson. VIM. G..
Crawford, Will Alfred, Emmett d.
Cluff, Geo. A. Cheever, Clarence Woods,
lie Roy Frlsby, Joseph Van WAGNER,
Robert Edwin Loose, Ellis Overlade,
Rudolph Peterson Joyce King Lave
ra Giles, Hazel Bean, Vera Miller, Kate
Bestlemeyer Hattie Sutton, Irene Bas-
sett, Ivy Cluff, Lille Roylance, Vera
Stubs, Ora Bray, Hazel Nicholson,
Nellie Sessions. Efiie Strong. Clara All
lander, Roxie Thompson. Bessie He
denberg, Chana BroaAbent, Fern Low
ny
The class officers are: Joseph Van
Wagner, president; Asael Nelson, vice
PRESIDENT; Clarence Woods, secretary:
and VIM. q. Crawford treasurer.
Promotion exercises will be held in all
Of the schools Friday morning, and u
dance in the Mozart hall will be given
at / O'Clock in the afternoon, and in
the evening the graduates will have
ball also at the Mozart.
COURT NOTES.
Isaac Smith of Lehi, charged with
committing statutory offense with
Erma clark. was found guilty by tho
Jury. He was fined SIS, which he paid.
Motion TO dismiss the case against G.
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S. Jones. charged with practising dent
istry, was denied, and case set for Jan.

S. Jones, charged with practising dent
istry, was denied, and case set for Jan.
81.
FOR SUPPRESSION OF VICE.
Mayor C. F. Decker, In company with
the News" representative visited the
bowling alley on Academy avenue, and
will recommend to the city council at
its next session. that an ordinance be
drafted to prohibit any one under the
age of q being allowed in such places.
1t came to the attention of the News"
representative that boys playing truant
from the b. Y. university and the dis
trict schools met here, where they could
smoke and use profane language.
MARRIAGE PERMITS.
Marriage licenses were issued by the
county clerks Office to the following
couples:
VIM NJ, Haws and Minnie Johnson
Provo.
Charles w. Taylor and Marian Cuff,
Provo.
Joseph Mattlnson and Laura e.
Bert CLANCY and Mary CLANCY Of
Alpine.
DIGGING MACHINE ARRIVES.
Contractor s. II. Belmont has re-
ceived his mammoth trench digger, and
win commence work upon sewer dis
trict No. as soon as the pipe arrives.
This machine will dig trench to the
depth of one inch to 90 feet, and from
6 inches to feet in width
The ordinance calls for the work to
be completed by July l.
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I oday 5 Ogden News|

SON. Ogden: James NJ Wade, Chos. II
Ellsworth, Warren; William d. Lake,
Harrisville Martin p. Brown. Roy:
Geo f. Hunter, West Weber; Thos.
r.. Powell, Marriott; Erastus Goodale.
Riverdale; VIM. A. Kerr Plain City;
Geo. G. Dunbar, Liberty; Jno. w.
Hooper. Hooper
RAILWAY PAY CAR.
The railroad employees were made
happy yesterday by the arrival of the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific pay
cars, which distributed upwards OF
100000 In Ogden The payroll was
considerably decreased because OF so
many men having been laid on during
the past month along the retrench-
ment line
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
MRS. Maggie Bark WINS appointed
guardian of the person and estate Of
her minor child Mildred Burke, under
81 500 bonds.
Tonight Max Figman viii he seen at
the Grand Opera House In The Man on
the Box"
Mrs, George Lavender slipped on the
Ice at her home causing a bad frac-
ture of the leg.
Judge V. c. Gunnell of the juvenile
court has decided 10 take the case of
jennie Brlnkerhoff under advisement.
Tonight the Scottish Cronies go to
Salt Lake City to participate in the
Thistle clubs celebration of Burns and
tomorrow night the Thistle club comes
to Ogden TO join In the celebration to
be held al the Congress hall.
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sPRINGvILLE.
NoNAeENARIAN SUMMONED.
benjamin W. Brindall Closes Long and
IIonorel Career
speelnl Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Sprlngyllle, Utah CO.. Jan. 22.--Ihe
funeral of Benjamin w Brindall was
held today, Bishop George r. Hin "
the Third ward in charge The speak
ers We're Elders Nephi Packard and
Is. r. Blanchard.
The deceased was born Oct. 10. 1917,
In London, England, and died Jan. 20.
1908, In his ninety-irsi year. He had
been a member of the Mormon Church
over 90 years. He came to Utah In 1866
going first TO Bear Lake valley whore
he resided about four years. Then NOV
ed 10 Salt Lake CITY and 20 years
ago moved to springyille. where he has
since resided. lie leaves two daughters
Mrs. John Strickley OF Salt Lake city,
and Mira James Il, Whitehead OF
sprlngviIe, and host OF grandchil-
drcn. The deceased was an upright,
honorable man, esteemed by all who
knew him.
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NOTICE TO OGDEN
PATRONS.

Notice Is hereby given that
John McGregor has this day
resigned his position as circulator
of the Deseret News in Ogden
and that that department win
hereafter be conducted by e, A.
Larkin. ALI payments for sub
eription should be made to him
or to his authorized collectors
Complaints of on-delivery
should be promptly made to Mr..
Larkin. at i66 Twenty-fourth
street; both phones S21.
Jan. Z, 1908.
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RAILROAD INFRINGEMENT.
About ITO Sbopmen Laid on Ten-
porarily.

Ogden, Jan. 23.--Last night at quit
ting time, without notice or warning.
about Ito men In the Hartman rail-
road shops in Ogden We're notified by
Master Mechanic Malone that their SER
vices would no longer be needed. Ru-
mors of the impending lay-off had been
emphatically denied and the move was
a sorry surprise to the men and Will
work a great hardship upon them, as
they have been for the most part liv
ing up to their salaries. Shopkeepers
who have been carrying the railroad
men from month to month Will also
be affected.
Mr.. Malone says however, that the
layoff is only temporary and that the
men will be back at work again in a
month. This assurance is received with
many doubts, as traffic of all kinds has
fallen off 1t is reported, IS per cent
on the Winnemucca division over half
of the ira nmen have been given leave
Of absence, as not fourth of the
trains are now running which covered
the lines few months ago,
LECTURE TONIGHT.
At the Weber Stake academy to-
night Prof. Maynard Lee Draggy de-
liyers his famous lecture on anglo
Saxon Grit
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HOM,s THIS.

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known +.
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ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by his
firm.
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sent free Price Is cents per bottle. Sold
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Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
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