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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
TAKES
BROOM HOTEL
HANDICAP
Wafiere Falls I'm the Third and
LiberfO Throws Herman
in the Sixth

OGDEN, May 17.-Only two favorites
won here today Fordello, an odds on
choice, easily captured the Broom
Hotel handicap. with Mary F. and Rey
Del Mundo second and third, respec-
lively. Watiere stumbled and fell in
the stretch of the third, and Liberto
threw Jockey Herman at the barrier
in the SIXTH but neither horse nor boy
was injured Results:
First race, three furlongs selling-silver
Grain, ITO SANDY, to 1, won; Fred Stone.
ITO (Arehibald). 1S to 5, second: Geneva. 90
lMendon), to 1, third. Time. :SS Wicket,
Sea Green. Roberta, Charles ]. Harvey. Endure,
finished named
Second race. four furlongs. selling-Gene
Wood, ia (Archlbaid) to l. won: Priceless
Jewel. 10 CIV. Taylor), to 5, second; Billy
BoWIegs, 100 peak, to 1. third. Time.
:52 2-5. Buna. Sir Preston. Happy Chappy,
huropatkin. finished as named
Third race. i've furlongs. seliing-BonhIs. ia
(Borel), 10 to /, won: Gabriel. ia SANDY
8 to 2 second; CoOney Neh. ia (Sullivan1.
10 to L. third Time, ;06 10. Banthel. Alice
Collins. Watiere, Hampton Beauty, Pallas, I'm
ished as named.
Fourth race ono mile Broom Hotel hsndi-
cap-Fordello. IT. (BoreD, l TO =. won; Mary
+. 101 (Archibaldl. IL 10 5, second; Rey del
Mundo. los (Hermsnl. TO l. third. Time,
erus. finished named.
Fifth race, ave furlongs. selling-Platoon, 1O2
tPeakl, to 5. Yon; Mazapan, 100 Baird. II
to ). second: suke Gregg, los Cotton. Is to l.
Swaggerlator, Glendennng, finished named.
Sixth race. seven furlongs. sellfng-Surety.
10T (Manders), TO 1. Won: King Brush, l0I
(MendOnl 10 1, second Markie Mayer, ITO
hamb. Tavora Liberto. Boloman, Patriotic, Tom
Shaw, finished named.
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Manager ChanceOf Cubs May
Have to Quit Game
Especial Dispatch to The Call

PHILADELPHIA. May 17.-Cub pros
poets for a fourth straight National
league pennant were dealt hard blow
today when Manager Chance was in
formed that he might not be able to
play again this season. The peerless
leader paid visit to bone specialist
DR.. J. p. Mann, who discovered a frac
ture of the shoulder blade. and said a
cast would have to be put on the
wounded wing tomorrow morning. The
cast viii be left on three weeks, but
the doctor could not promise it would
do the work. If. when it is removed
1T is seen that the bone is still out of
place. the blade will have to be wired
down or else let alone. Chance. of
course, asked if he could continue play
ing ball without running a risk of
putting himself out of the game for
life. and was told he might go on for
weeks without being hurt again, but
that when he was hurt, he would have
to retire from the national game.
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Play Qualifying Round in
Golf Cup Contest

The first of series of golf tourna-
ments for three time cup presented
to the San Francisco golf and country
club by Mrs. ]. Leroy Nickel was COM
menced on the links at Ingleside yes
terday Although there were only five
participants a qualifying round was
played merely to determine the posi-
ton of the contestants.
The first round of the match play
over g holes will be played today. and
the semifinals and finals Thursday.
Miss Alice Hager and Mrs. A. NJ.
Shields will play their first round
match Wednesday morning.
The players who participated in yes
terdays matches and the order in
which they finished were as follows
Miss Alice Hager, Miss Florence Ives.
Mrs. A. NJ. Shields, Mrs. Harron and
Miss Small.
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American POlOists Defeat
Britain's Best Players

LONDON. May 1.-THE Meadow
brook LOng Islan6 polo team today
defeated a team made up of Great
Britain's best players at birmingham.
TO 4. and as a result English players
are fearful for the outcome of the con-
tests in which the Americans are to
compete next month for the n-erican
cup. a trophy that has been held by
the Nottingham club since 1885.
The Nottingham team was composed
of w. Jones. Captain Wilson. W. 5
BuckmaSter and p. w. Nickalls.
The Americans played a wonderful
game. NJ. Waterbury and l. +. StOd-
.dard each scored the two goals. while
r. p. Whitney and L. Waterbury
scored one goal each.
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National League

PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-Chicago
scored an easy victory here today by
hitting the ball hard. Manager Chance
had his injured left shoulder subject
it was discovered that a bone was
broken. The injury was caused by a
collision between Chance and Gibson
of Pittsburg two, weeks ago. Chance
will be kept out of the game month.
Score: R. H. E.
Batferies-Covalesk Foxen and
Doom; Brown. Moran and Archer. I'M
pires-Johnstone and Cusack.
BROOKLYN. May 17.-Pastorius
gave eight bases on balls today, and
this with hard hitting by the visitors
and ragged fielding by the locals, gave
r. II. E.
Pittsburg IL IL 3
: Batteries.Liefieid and Gibson; Pas
torius. Scanlon and Bergen. Umpires-
Rigler and TRULY
Dorner easy and won from Boston to-
day. to /. Pitcher Boultes has been
sold to the Rochester club of the East
ern league. Score: R. II. E.
St Louis -...-....-.-...6 3
Batteries-Lush and Bresnahan:
Tucker and Bowerman. Umpire
O'Day.
NEW YORK, May 17.-Mathewson
year today. Cincinnati was beaten, 6
to o. Score: r. H. E.
Cincinnati ..-..-.....- .
Ne Batt 4pf $. rowan and Mel
Mathewson and Myers. Umpires-
Klein and Kane.
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Philadelphia Americans Beat
Chicago, and New York
Defeats Cleveland
STANDING of THE CLUBS
American League

CHICAGO, May 17-Philadelphia and
Chicago clashed in another extra game
today and this time the visitors won
in the twelfth inning. i to 0. Score:
r. III. e.
gniSdso -
Philadelphia .-...---1
Batteries-Scott and Sullivan; Krause
and Thomas.
CLEVELAND. May 17.-New York
defeated Cleveland. 6 to 5, in a II In
ming game. Score: r. III. f.
Cleveland 8 2
New York Observation-Disclosures Il 8
Batteries-Berger and Clark; Brock
ett Lake, Kleinow and Blair.
ST. LOUIS, May 17.-By taking this
afternoons game by score of 4 to o
from Washington, st. Louis made. a
Clean sweep of the series here. Score:
r. II. E.
St- Louis v
w asnlngton ...O
Batteries-Polty and Criger; Groomes
and Street.
DETROIT, May 17.-Crawford tripled
in the eighth inning with the bases
full and decided the game in favor
of Detroit The score was to g..
Score: r. H. E.
Detroit ...............5 IL o
Boston ID ~ L
Batteries-Killian and Stanage; Bur-
chel. Steele and Spencer.
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Louisville Races

LOUISVILLE, May 17-Results:
First race, six furlongs-F ulfOrd. straight
$3.50 won Righteasy place S1l.60, second
Bosserian, show 1880 third. Time, 1:12 40
Second race, four and a half furlongs-Frank
G. Hogan straight $3.50. won: SlewfOot. place
$40, second; st. Deniot, show Sl2-l5, third.
Time. 81.
Third race. one mile and 20 yards-Iom Hay
ward straight SD. TO- won: Green Bridge, place
S43.s0. second; Mellow Mint. show SI.65, third,
Time. 40 40.
Fourth race, six furongs-CollOquy, straight
$685.. won: Charlie Eastman. place $40. see
ond: Jacobite. show $I-75, third. Time. IL %.
Fifth purse 500. for year old maid
ems. four and Il half fuTlOngs-BObco. straight
Sl39. won: CelIeret. place $11, second; Grace
Dixon. show S1293. third. Time. "a 20
Sixth race. purse 5000. one and. eighth
miles-Msid Militant. straight SlO0.25- won;
Miss Ida, place $11-30, second; Bonebrakc,
show 50, third. Time. 1888 40.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
PATHFINDER. REACHES EAsToN

SEATTLE. May 17.-The pathfinder
car of the New York to Seattle auto
mobile race arrived in Easton this
evening. The party will remain there
until tomorrow morning, when the au-
tomobile will be placed on a fat car
and brought through the Snoqua1mie
pass on the railroad. At North Bend
the party will lay over until Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock, when they
will be met by delegation of Seat
tie Automobiles. who will escort them
into the city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
WILL SELL YACHT NIKE

COInmodoTN Fulton @. Berry, the well
known yachtsman, viii sail for Tahiti
and the South sea islands early next
month He will auction his yacht
Nike az the Merchants exchange May
%. The Mike is one Of the fines,
yachts on the bay. and from rumors
that are floating around the sale will
bring Berry close 10 what the boat
cost him. a number of Corinthians
who do not care 10 lose the Mike from
Ia hid
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
OPPOSES RACING on BOULEVARD

OAKLAND. May 1.-THE California
state automobile association petitioned
the board of supervisors today tor a
the foothilI boulevard. Supervisor
Bridge opposed granting the conces-
sion on the ground that the boulevard
was badly worn by the ordinary auto
travel, and that racing cars would
cause extensive damage to the road
bed. The subject will be discussed at
the next meeting by the committee of
the whole
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
1DAHo.s TEAM yICToRIoUs

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Seven thou
sand persons saw the team from the
battleship Idaho win the one mile re-
lay race for the championship of the
around the world fleet of the United
States navy from the teams represent
ing the battleships Connecticut, Ohio
and Rhode Island yesterday afternoon.
The Connecticut team was second, and
Ohio was third
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
MIL BANQUET PEIxoTsro

he monthly meeting Of the board Of
managers Of the Pacific athletic asso-
citation viii be held Wednesday evening
al the cafe Bismarck. The meeting
VIII be in the form of a formal bar
quet in honor OF President Sidney s
Peixotto. who leaves next Friday with
% ~ tue Columbia Park boys club for
A six months toEr or Australia and the
orient Prof. Edmund O'Nen of the
University Of California viii act as
POSTMASTER
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RAIN sToPs PATHFINDER

WILSON. Kan, May 17.-After tray-
cling 145 miles today the E. M. T..
Glidden tour pathfinder car was
stopped by the heaviest spring freshet
known here for years and tonight
found shelter in Farmer Tom Browns
barn, two miles west of here. Soon
after the car left Dorrance a violent
rain and hail storm started and soon
water was flowing across the road. In
one hole the water over1owed the ig
inter and stopped the car.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
A SECOND LoNGRoAr

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, May IL
Acoose. the Manitoba Indian, defeated
Appleby, the 5 mile champion of
night by one lap. Time, 1:22;261
Acoose gained a lap in the seventh
mile and held 1t to the end He was
never pressed and finished fresh. He
is 10 years old and is regarded here as
q second Lorgboat.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
TENNIS MEET IS ARRANGED
ISoec.al Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, May IA double
handicap tennis tournament has been
arranged for Sacramento county play
ers as preliminary to the annual
meeting of the Northern California ten
mis- association here in June. The clubs
from Chico. Marysville. Auburn Grass
Valley Woodland and Stockton, will be
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
VETERANS DEFEAT MARINES
Speciai Disoofch TO The Call

NAPA. May 17.-The Veterans Home
baseball team won an interesting game
from the Marines of the Mare island
navy yard Sunday afternoon at the
Veterans home grounds by a score of
10 to 8. The result was in doubt IN
til the last man was retired. Cuff and
Shanahan put up good game for the
Veterans Home nine.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
McGEE FIRsT III Rus

The Columbia athletic clubs seven
and a half mile cross country race
SUNDAY morning was won by james
MCGEE in 81 minutes. There is some
doubt of MCGEE being given the Kup-
pinger cup. James Hurl was second in
So minutes. L. F. McKnew third. Jack
Ia Torres fourth. c. J.. Braun fifth, B.
Bremmer sixth. The race was sue
cess and well handled by George
Braun. Ira L. Hail. James Horn and
lack Galloway
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
REsrs YorNG coRBErT

SCHENECTADY. y. Y. May H.
Fighting Dick Nelson tonight before
the American athletic club bested
Young Corbett. He landed at Will ard
chased Corbett all around the ring
Nelson forced the lighting. and at no
time during the 10 rounds was COrbett
dangerous In the last three rounds
Nelson not only outpOinted him, but
had him absolutely at his mercy. He
appeared overanxious and missed at
least two opportunities for knockout
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
Santa Rosa Egg Market
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA. May I7.-There was slight
variation In the local prices offered Tor eggs
today The quotations ran from 25lac to 26c
for choice and from q TIC to 221zc for seconds
The receipts were light with good demand.
Some eggs are being shipped to Nevada, but
cold storage.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
- - - NATURES
-. 30. TONIC

tonic in the Spring or early
this season and the entire
bodily
feeling tickle appetite digestion half sick feeling and
blood
purifying tonic is needed to build the dnged
this
will certainly for the
tofu
It
of the blood
strained perv and ake better in
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18

ROSS. May 1.-THE great American
game is to be blamed for the pulled
lip discoIored cheek and l6osened
teeth of Thomas Pollard. president of
the Pollard steamship company. He
was struck by a ball that Samuel Muir
raw pitched yesterday afternoon when
a team picked from the ultra fashion
able set of Ross met and defeated a
nine chosen from Kentfeld'S elite CO.
terfe OF smart summer residents.
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suyER sTREak WINS

PARIS. May 1.-THE Prix Herbe-
vile at st. Cloud was won today by
W. X Vanderbilts Silver Streak His
san Pietro finished second in the Prix
PIaisir.
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Northwest League


PORTLAND, Ore. May 17.-PortIand
game today with Aberdeen and this,
combined with loose playing at crit
zeal times by the visitors, gave the
locals the game by a score of to l.
Score:
aberdeen .-.............. .
3 atteries-starkeii and o'Brien; Sea-
ton and Sheehan.
SEATTLE. May 17.-vancouver won
the first game from Seattle by a score
of to .. In the ninth inning the
score was a tie at all The home run
ground balls and a hit by Quigley,
gave Vancouver three. In the last half
of the inning Bennett and Lynch, the
first two up for Seattle, put the ball
out of the grounds but the succeeding
batsmen were retired in order, giving
the champions the victory. Score:
Seattle 10
Batteries-Allen and Shay; Paddock
and Stanley.
TACOMA, May 17.-Altman's bad
throw to first base in the eighth inning
gave Tacoma two runs and the open
ing game from Spokane today. to 2.
Both San1uels and Wright pitched good
ball and 1t was anybody's game until
R. II. f.
dculila .......-'.. $500.
spokane b
Batteries-Samuels and Bender;
Wright and Ostdiek.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18

The many GOOD buys offered ia the
Business Chance columns OF todaF's
Call2 II not turn TO the Classified
Section and look them over. Some
thing there for every one.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Estate of Adolf Sntro. deceased Thy execu-
triI). to Alice Lowell. lot in line of Thirty
fifth avenue, 115 of street, % by 100;
500.
Same to William Fl. and Annie E.. Reilly. lot
in f line of Thirty fifth avenue, 200 of A
street. % f 100; $T00
Robert Meyer to Mary c. Collins lot in "
line of Forty fifth avenue. 215 of street, 5
% by W 100; So
Lange investment company TO Mathilde ]:
Iaretsky.. lot in line of Carl street 100 Of
Stanyan. Z by S 1876; So
II. Niinderman and wife to \. f. Maison lot
at SW corner of Sixteenth avenue and J street.
W 1876 by s 100: $40.
Real Estate and development company to
James Kennedy. lot in W line Of Carolina
street. 40 of Twentieth, y by W 100;
grant
Nellie Hurley TO William Hurley. half lot
in line OF Tennessee street. 1I5 of Sierra
% by 4 100: grant.
Henry Sticks to Olga S. Rumm, lot 213. gift
map 2: SIC.
George F. voIz to William Ehrenpfort. lot
In NV line of Market street. 205:1014 NE Of
Castro. NE 1876 by NV 90: $40.
William ]. Egan to Bridget Egan, lot in Sc
line of Tehsma street. 1876 NE of Fourth,
NE 20 by SIC so. and two other pieces; $40.
Norman A. Harris to Adde l.. Harris, all real
estate: gift.
Erskine. Baker McNear ct al to Lillian
Ogden, lot at NE corner of yenadilla tUnadella)
avenue and Northwest Louisburg street, NE 60
by NV 207: SO.
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TWO CARS COLLIDE Car 100 Of the Hayes
and Ellis street line yesterday morning collided
with wrefking car at Masonic avenue and
Fulton street. demolshing the wrecklng car
The crews OF both cars jumped When 2 collision
VAS inevitable and no one was injured.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES

Kansas City 4. Toledo 2.
Minneapolis 1. Indianapolis 0.
ST. Paul s, Louisville 2.
Columbus 5, Milwaukee 6.
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Building Contracts

B. struven with Ploeger s De Kort-To
erect partly two story and partly three
story frame building in S line Of Twenty-sixth
street. 30 w of Shotwell; $106S0.
Giovanni and Caterina sabini with n. & A.
Sangunetti-All work for two story and
basement frame building in E line Of Vincent
81 900
Frank g. Grannis with Matthew A. Little
All work, except elevator, elevator grills, gas
and electric fixtures. finish hardware and shades.
for a four story and basement frame (eight
apartments) building in line of Van Ness ave-
nue.. 74:sA of Washington street, 40 by E
400; $24. 600.
Thomas Magee & Sons with Ransome concrete
company aud Callaghan & Manetta. plastering,
metal lath and Turing on theater and store
building in SW line of Market street 159 NE of
Fourth. 50, Sc 100. NE 100, Sc 20, etc..
G. Tassi with G. & d. Ratio, contractors
All work. except plumbing and gas fitting. for
a one story frame building at Sc corner OF
Doroes and Sixteenth streets, 6s by S4:10 Is;
$3.10c
John Fischer and wife with William +. vii.
son company and ]. u. Koenig-Plumbing and
gas fitting and all other work for a two story
and basement frame building in E line Of Stan
van street, loo of Grove. y % by 1868;
81 1S5.
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MoRIARITy IS SoLD-Cincinnati MAY IT,
| Moriarity shortstop of tho Cincinnati baseball
/ team. has been sold to the Columbus. o.. club.
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Seattle Observation-Disclosures. 10
Vancouver ............... s
Batteries-Allen and Shay; Paddock
and Stanley.
The National tribune., 1909-04-15

hill. Col. Luther P. Bradley, 51st ILL.,,
took command of the brigade after
Gen. Harker fell. and reformed il as
it came Jack to the works.
Gen. Wagner's Assault.
Gen. George d. Wagner, command
ing the Second Brigade of the Second
Division, Fourth Corps, had in his bri-
gade the 10sth ILL.,, Maj Chas. II. Ham
mond; 40th Ind, Col. John w. Blake;
5Tth Ind. Lieut.-Col. George w. Len
nard: 2Sth KY, Lieut.-Col.s j. Rowan
Boone; 26ln Ohio, Lieut-Col. VIM. H.
Sauires. and 97th Ohio, Lieut.-Col. Mil
Harker, with the 57th Ind. depioyed as
skirmi5hers. He encountered a terrific
fire of artillery and musketry as soon
as he advanced. but in spite Of this his
men made their way far into the abatis,
when it was soon seen that the charge
was hopeless, and the command rushed
back to the shelter of ravine, where
it was reformed. Presently an order
came that Kimbalfs Brigade was about
to attack, and that Wagner should sup
port ii by renewing the assault in its
front. This time the Confederates were
not content with repulsing the assault.
but leaped over their own works, at
tacking the brigade in flank, where
upon Wagner withdrew his command
to the main line.
Gen. Nathan Kimball. who had made
much reputation in the Shenandoah
Valley by his defeat of Stonewall Jack
son at Kernstown, and then suffered in
prestige on account of the disaster at
Winchester. had been, since May %,
in command of brigade consisting of
the 36th H., Col. Silas Miller: 44th Ill,
Col. Wallace w. Barrett; 73d ILL.,, Mai.
Thos. w. Motherspaw; 74th ILL.,, Col
Jason Marsh: ssth Ill, Lieut.-Col. Geo.
w. Chandler; 28th KY. (assigned to the
Second Brigade May 2S). Lieut.-Col j.
Rowan Boone: I'd Mo-, Lieut.-Col. Ar
mold Beck; 18th Mo-, Col. Joseph Con-
rad. .and 24th Wis, Maj. Arthur Mac
Arthur, Jr.
The 74th Ill. went forward as skir-
mishers, ana was followed by the rest
of the brigade with fixed bayonets. The
brigade emerged from the woods about
20 yards rom the enemy's line, and
then char ed desperately straight at il.
Lieut--Col. Kerr led what was left Of
the 74th Ill direct for the works, and
actually succeeded in crossing them,
The National tribune., 1909-04-15

III think owe it to all sufferers Of lung and
throat trouble and consumption to tell them
some mighty good news, sure way to cure
themselves right at home with little trouble, "
said E. S. Stroh, of Angola, Ind, yesterday,
as he passed through.
Coming from me, probably, some people
might doubt this, but let me tell you,'' he said,
as his 66-year-old face flushed with a resur-
rected, youthful smile, "over two years ago /
was weazened-up wreck, consumptiye at
63. Three lung specialists passed me up. Every
day / would cough up about pint. had
chills and fever every afternoon. 1 could
hardly eat, even, the plainest food, coughed
nearly all night, and was down to 1877 pounds
when / hit on the cure. Well, you see me
now, weigh 166 pounds, frisky as boy at
&C. can do a big days work, and eat like a
prince.
Now I am not trying to boost anybody, but
I must give credit where credit is due. DR.. j.
Lawrence Hill, 346 Hill Building, Jackson.
Mich, the well known lung specialist Of
America and probably SO far the only success
full one, cured me. That was two years ago.
I have just had my lungs examined again and
there is no trace Of consumption nor danger
of its returning. DR.. Hill makes q speciality Of
treating throat and lung sufferers at dis
tance who have not the means of visiting his
office personally. That's the way he cured me,