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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-29


STOLEN-Set black buggy harness with
long, heavy lines. Reward If returned
to D. w Yarbrough, 734 North Boule-
ward. Double reward II with evidence to
convict. 5-27-42
LOsT-A Girls High 6chooi pin at Pied
mont park Sunday. Return to 1906
Gambler Bldg. and get reward. 1895
LOST-A mileage book on Whitehail-st.
Saturday. Call Main 5557-J Reward
Bought at Sanford, N. c. 52s7
LOST-Rol of money containing 50 or
$40; one IS bill on outside rest in 81
bills. Reward Address F. B. R, 296
Crew street Main 1891. 422S5
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UNFINISHED Rooms For Rent.

ONE large unfurnished front room, reas-
enable for summer; all modern con-
-eriences Phone Ivy 1891 5-27-43
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FOR RENT, HoUsEs-Cam, write or
phone for our rent bulletin. Ralph o
Cochran, Is South Brosd-st 1-1-2i
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Boarders Wanted.

PEACHTREE INN.
RATES. 81 TO s12 per week. References
exchanged. 22s-S
DELIGHTFUL home for summer; ali con-
veniences Phone Ivy 1884. Mrs c. s
WANTED Boarders; lovely downstairs
front room, with private entrance; frst-
class board, in best section of West End.
4SS Gordon street Phone West 1921
COUPLE or gentlemen can secure front
room and board at "a West Baker. Ivy
l1sS 6-22 Al
COOL front rooms for rent. First-class
table Central location. 81. 30 per day
Private verandas. Plaza Hotel. 3s6
Peachtree 542a-6
WILL TAKE TO board couple or two la
dies; Can give front room, attractively
furnished and good table 1nman Park
Call Ivy eSss-L References exchanged
OPPOSITE CAPITAL CITY
CLUB.
GOOD BOARD. Ivy 5S4s-L 20 West
Harris street o-2S-72
WE'LL furnished upstairs front room and
table board; ten minutes walk to cen
ter Of city 327 Whitehall 81. Phone
Main 4sl2J. 5224s
BOARDERS wanted az 80 e Cain; rates
reasonable 6-24 "a
LARGE front room -four windows), also
single room good board in quiet home
Is East Cain street Special rate for ia
bic board 5-27-SS
ONE young lady and two Young men; can
get room and board in private family.
227 Central avenue. 5-27-41
BOARD AND ROOMS
GOOD BOARD pleasant rooms 1918
S. Pryor Atlanta phone 4s4e. 5-2S-5
NICELY furnished room, with or with
out board at Is West Baker Ivy SOIL.
5-2S-23
WANTED-Bo arders; private home; con-
veniences; reasonable references ex-
changed Main 1881. 241 Whitehall
street 5-2s-S7
LARGE, pleasant rooms; good table
board close IN SIS Whitehall 81 4o15
Atlanta Ge-2S-5
GENTLEMAN roommate wanted. two
beds; everything neat 276 Whitehall st.
| NICE, cool room for young men Lake
wood Heights 5e57-F $3.50
ROOM and board, also table board; SIS 50
two in room, IS three in a room per
week. % East Harris. Phone Ivy S741-L
TWO young men for delightful room with
all conveniences. also a few table
boarders for best home board. 1873 Spring
street. Apt. 2 2s2e-5
LOVELY meals and cool rooms: all CON
veniences. ~ East Cain 1925
Hotels.
/
J HOTEL HENDERSON; new manage
ment newly fitted. clean rooms soc up.
heart Of city Az Peachtree 3-20-Si
Summer Resorts.
!.
WRIGHTSVTLLE REACH
! THE THE Al. ,-.,,r
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.

NEWLY furnished rooms; reasonable
prices: centrally located; baths free.
Broadway Hotel IA N. Broad st. s-21-79
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Business Property For Rent.

FOR RENT Business space, s811 White
hall street; fine location for pool par
Tor. Price only Ss5 month viii have
two years and four months lease. Ad-
dress Box 80. care Georgian. 6-3-19
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Teachers Wanted.

ATTRACTIVE positions for state and in
terstate teachers Write for registra7
tion blanks TO Teachers Agency Com
pany. 1912 Empire Building. Atlanta, Ga
2-a-l03
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Furnished Houses For Rent.


FOR RENT-Furnished house for sum-
mer in excellent neighborhood. Ivy
1916. 56-2 5
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Public Stenographer.
Statesmen Wanted.

HONEST MEN TO sell nursery stock
experience unnecessary; salary or com
mission weekly Address Millburn Adver-
Using Agency, Millburn, N J 4722-5
WANTED-Salesman to Introduce new
high grade Key West cigar Box 49,
Key West, Fla. Is 275
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MY home of ten rooms, furnished; large,
cool and in splendid neigh borhood; best
car service; reasonable SOB Washington
street. 5-25-49
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Unfurnished Houses Wanted.


WANTED-To care for home for sum
n1er months for the rent Can furnish
best of references Address S. $50 Ivy
street 39-27-5
WANTED-By June /, a five or six-room
bungalow with all conveniences and
porch, suitable for sleeping porch: state
price. Address ". E. b. P. O. Box 1415,
city. 5-2s-2
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Situations Wanted-Male and
Female.

GERMAN florist and truck gardener.
married. one child IL years old desires
position Jas gardener, wife Is willing
34-2e-5
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WANTED good advertising sole
itors; must ne high class men who can
meet the best class Of advertisers and
permanent and pleasant situation for the
right men Apply by letter giving full
particulars with references All cor
respondence VIII be treated as confden-
tial Address c. c. S, care Georgian
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EIGHT ROOM house. in excellent neigh
borhood; nice yard. Call Ivy 1851.
5-2s-29
FOR RENTAL or part Of eight-room
house; reasonable; until September l.
IA West Pine street 5-29-25
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-09-09

No
This
m n
snail fruit II is mile from school and r. and telephone lines
Nc.
portion Of Price sooo $500 down balance
Of oamso under
good buildings
No.
a sandylo al drained
mile
N
No
OF
Met.e good apple orchard acres tile draining
sheep shed OK
No
mile
WsGs Price GTssS5d SSSd srsms house u
SOPER e. MILLER MARLETTE MICH
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-09-09

far general homework Apply be-
Tween IL and O. ~ Horton-ave..
North ss2
f1NTED A Competent girl for general
|houSe work. Apply sS2 Pennsylvania-
ave.
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ONE TO FIVE-ACRE FARMS

Six miles north of City Limits, TAKE FLINT CAR and get
off at STOP only fare buy good land where land
values and location rising school telephone electric
light service Come and the growing and the fine Oak
Grove shade trees lot covered with fruit
with buildings windmill fruit Prices 5000 $500
SIS down. $40 month Come and investigate before
buying elsewhere
Salesman ground Saturday and Sunday
Office open Thursday night until o'clock
EYSTER, THE FARM MAN
SOY Majestic Building E. B. HOWARTH,
Main 2o7I. City 2o7I-X Rochester, Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-09-09
Sale Opens ToaySep Agnts the land all day Today Sunday
Elenwood Gardens THE MEYERING LAND co. Owners @sse
sALE-FARMs sALE-FARMs.
REMAIN IN MICHIGAN


n
perenee OF le where life is worth living MICHIGAN
We
which sanlae
and most their We also
In other section Of the state We have lived here practically all Of
REALTY EXCHANGE.
Ma
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-09-09

ONE ACRE 25 miles from Detroit, all
kinds OF fruit, vegetables. cement
walk, two blocks from car. Price,
AZ ACRES in Brighton. gravel loan
soil, 20 apple trees, peaches and
cherries, lots Of small fruit, 2-story
11-room house, cellar. rock well lS5
feet deep, cisterns, 2 barns 24x3G
and 30x40, wagon house, ice house
16x20, corn crib. hog pen, hen houses
lex20 and 1ox12. windmill. $500;
IL acres 2 miles from Orchard Lake
car line, black loan soil. ll-room
house. cellar, we'll and -eisterp, barn,
hen houses, hog house. tool shed, 100
fruit trees, 9 acres plowlanG. balance
pasture, $4,000.
40 acres, near Inkster, soil sandy loan,
clay subsoil, 2 acres OF timber j
acre Of orchard. 3s acres plowland.
6-room house cellar. wells and els
tern, barn 1880, granary. tool shed,
new silo 10x30, $4,000
so acres at Worthwhile. ~ miles from
car line, s-room house, good base
meht burn, good orchard wire fence
on main road; price $4,000
FARM HEAL
FISKE-KINNEY CO.,
Main S31.
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$500 DOWN. 1.00 PER

= s:$T =$ = 49, :$ % = @" @s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-09-09

FIVE ACRES only IL miles from city
hall: large hip-roof barn, 7-room
house. wind mill. lots OF fruit. Take
Flint car TO Stop No. 10. Royal Oak.
10 acres In Wayne, new buildings cleo
trio light. acres OF fruit. including
crop, $500: Will exchange.
so acres. Oakland county 4 acres ORCH
ard. good land slightly rolling. H.
room house, 30x45 barn, 3Gxlb barn
silo and all necessary outbuildingss
near town and market: $4,000
100 acres OF good level black soil with
large lake and river frontage near
Mt Clemens. good buildings: for sale
at bargain or exchange for gro
Gerry or saloon.
IS. acres across the river from Algonac.
in Canada: good orchard, acres OF
timber. good clay and gravelly loan
soil. s-roOm house, large barns
Price t5b per acre. This r. an eN-
cellent bargain and Will double in
value.
Chicken farms ~ stop No "a. Royal
Oak; y Il terms.
Office open Thursday night until 8
o'clock
EYSTER. The Farm Man,
5o7 Majestic Building.
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FARMSl FARMSl FARMSl
FOR sALE-FARMs.

go acres. Ann Arbor. III miles south Of
car line. gravel loan soil, acres Of
timber. acres OF orchard all kinds
OF small fruit, 80 acres OF plowland.
S-room house, cellar. well and els
tern. barn 30x40 with cow stable
attached, horse stable, corn crib. tool
shed. hog pen. hen house, $4,000.
so acres on lake, good s-room house
80x40, bar, and other outbuildings
all painted; stock and tools. Price
$4,000
so acres IL miles from city hall. clay
loan, 10 acres OF timber, " acres of
orchard, 20 acres OF plowlatd, T.
room house, cellar, well. 2 barns
s0x40 each, corn crib, tool shed, hog
pen. hen house. III miles Of new wire
fence, $500.
$50 acres, near Davisburg. gravel loan
soil, 25 acres OF timber, acres OF
orchard, 100 acres OF plowland. 90
acres of pasture, Groom house, cell
lar well and cistern, 3 barns 30xfO.
20x24. 36x22; corn crib. hog pen. tool
shed. hog house; prfcs, $500
QUARTERS"
1910 FORD BLDG.
City S32.
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FOR sALE-FARMs.


so ACRES, Jackson Co, Broom house,
2OAb6 barn. other good buildings,
acres Of orchard. only $4,000.
Sc acres, West Utica, acres Of timber.
orchard, 6-room house, good hip
roof barn. silo. other good buildings,
close To electric. only $1,000.
122 acres, near Belleville. good build
ings and fences, is acres OF timber.
only SOS per acre. Will exchange for
good city property.
.2z-ac1eS- clnAe- To ELECTRIC. good build
tuRs. fumediate possession. only
$4,000 <
Frank T.. Briggs, the Farm Man,
$3.50 Majestic Bldg. Main 100.
Evenings and Sundays call Royal Oak
So
sO-ACRE FARM. 81 miles from Detroit
good house. small barn and other
out buildings; some fruit, about 10
acres OF timber; $500. and VIII take
Detroit property I'm exchange.
BROOKS & KINGON,
Main s17s. 400 whitney Bldg. City 1861
Las Vegas optic., 1912-09-03
LARGER HERDSON
THE RANGE This
YEAR
In SPITE or THE uNFAVoRARLE
WINTER SHEEP HAVE IN
CREASED IN NUMBERS.

Dr. John S. Jones Of the bureau Of
animal industry is the busiest man in
this part of the country nowadays.
Last week he completed the dipping
Of large number Of sheep on the
Romero ranch several miles east Of
Las Vegas This week he is engaged
in experimenting the dipping Of
sheep in another locality. He ex-
poets to complete this part Of his dsl-
ties early this month.
DR.. Jones says the sheep this year
are in remarkably good condition In
spite Of the terrific winter and spring,
which materially damaged the flocks,
he says that there are thousands
more sheep in the county this year
than there were this time last season
Grass has been excellent all summer
and should continue good until late in
the winter and DR.. Jones believes the
sheepmen should have a most pros
porous year, Ranchmen report that
the wool clip this year was Of unus'
ual heaviness and excellent quality
Las Vegas optic., 1912-09-03
NO FUSION in THE
MISSOURI G. 0. P.
PRoGREssIVEs AND REGULARS
REFUSE TO GET TOGETHER
ON STATE TICKET,

St Louis, Sept. 8. The posslbil-
ity Of fusion between the forces Of
the regular republicans and the pro-
gressives in this state was said today
at the headquarters Of the latter here
to have entirely disappeared and
that the cry among the delegates to
the progressive state convention,
which opens this afternoon, was no
fusion. It is said the progressives
are fully determined to place their
own candidates in the field. It was
said to have been the hope of Cover
nor Hadley and some Of his follow.
ers that a fusion with the progress
sives might be effected and the lat
ter would be induced to support the
state ticket of the regular organiza-
ition.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will be
the chief attraction at the session
Of the convention this afternoon He
Is to arrive here at 3 o'clock and at
ter a tour Of the city is scheduled 10
begin bis address to the delegates
about 6 o'clock. After dinner he may
ADDRESS the members oI the City club
and then will depart for the north.
When the first state progressive
convention met here this afternoon
Judge A. 7. Norton OF St. Louis. IN
the key note speech attacked botn
old parties. He declared the progress
sixe party was compased Of men and
women who had the stamina to stand
and fight. The convention took a
recess until O'CLOCK, when Colonel
Roosevelt will speak.
Las Vegas optic., 1912-09-03
TAFT Ar WATERWAY MEET.

New London, Conn. Sept. 3.-A not
able gathering in the interest Of wat
erway development will begin in this
city tomorrow. when the Atlantic
Deeper waterway association win as
semble for its fifth annual conven-
ton. President Taft has accepted
an invitation to address the final SEES
sion of the conYennor on Friday
Congressman ]. Hampton Moore Of
Pennsylvania will preside and the
other notable speakers will include.
Governor Baldwin Of Connecticut and
Governor Mann Of Virginia.
The Atlantic Deeper Waterways
association was formed in Philadel-
phia in 1907 for the purpose Of agdtat-
ing an inland waterway from Maine
to Florida. The agitation resulted in
the adoption of definite project, the
largest section OF which has been
surveyed by government engineers
and fayorably recommended to CON
gress. This section extends from
Boston across Cape Cod by canal 70
Buzzards Bay to Long Island Sound !;
to Raritan Bay; across New Jersey
BY the New Jersey sea-level canal TO-
the Delaware river; to Delaware Bay
tn The Delaware and Chesapeake ca
fsnfr1
Las Vegas optic., 1912-09-03
DEMOCRATS OPEN IN MAINE

Portland. Me, Sept. s.-The demo
cratic fight to win the Mainte state
election began in earnest today with
the arrival Of Representative W. 9.
Redfield OF New York to deliver the
first Of a series Of speeches to be
made by prominent party leaders from
outside the state. The election will
take Dlace next Monday and q dess
perate sruggle is on between the dem
ocrats and republicans to capture the
state, which il regarded as the polite
al peacemaker ii presidential years.
In view Of the republican split the
democrats believe they will not only
be able to re-elect Governor Plaiste1
but will also capture the legislature
and send Senator Gardner back TO
washington for full term. They
are also confidently expecting to car
rv three il not all four of the con-
gressionaI districts. The republicans
are aiming to keep the state and iia-
tionaI contests separate, but the dem
ocrats are making one fight Of It ID
the belief that they have 2 better
chance Of capturing the farmer vote
by injecting the tariff and other la'
tional issues into the state campaign
Las Vegas optic., 1912-09-03
coNNAucHT WELCOMED

Edmonton. Alta Sept, s.-Edmon-
On, the metropolis Of the north
arp praITies, extended IN enthusias-
tic welcome to the Duke Of Connausht
and party upon their arrival e TIE
city this morning BUSINESS houses
and public buildings, including the
new s1.5Oo,O0O home Of the provir-
,cial parliament, we're elaborately az
eorated III honor Of the distinguished
visitors. Numerous features Of enter
tainment have been arranged for tne
yiee:regal party. who will remain tne
guests Of Edmonton until tomorrow
afternoon.
Las Vegas optic., 1912-09-03
FLYNN TAKES BEATING
BUT FINALLY wins
DEFEATS CHARLIE MILLER IN
SIXTEENTH ROUND AT
FRISCO.

San Francisco, Sept. 3.Putting q
cyclone finish to a cautious, well
judged early pace, Jim Flynn of Pueb-
10, was declared the winner Of his
battle with Charley Miller at Colma
yesterday when the big San Francis
can refused to leave his corner and
toe the scratch for the sixteenth
round. Miller gamely stayed through
the fifteenth round, but claiming
that two Of his ribs had been frac-
tured and that he was hardly able to
walk, he ignored the bell for the six
teenth. The motorman's condition
was plainly such that he could not
continue. It was whispered at the
ringside that the police were about
to draw the curtain on the scene.
With the exception of some Of the
early rounds, Flynn outfought his
former sparring partner and gave a
severe beating to the championship
aspirant. He closed MilIer's left eye
and drew blood from the face more
than once During uhe last five
rounds he had the big fellow wobbly
a portion of the time and on four oc-
oasions nearly scored bulPs-eye by
dropping Miller.
Miller was willing at all times and
forced the fighting through many Of
the rounds He stood and exchanged
punch for punch with Flynn and
started several rallies that brought
the crowd to it's feet yelling. Flynn
used an effective right uppercut and
jolted Miller with head punches. He
landed frequently on the body. but
took few chances in registering his
blows.
| During the tenth, after Miller had
beaten Flynn around the ring in one
Of the sensational rallies, he stood
and looked at the fireman and then
said. smilingly:
Gee. Flynn, I've got to give It tc
you. You're tough guy"
Flynn weighed about 1s2 pounds
and Miller was down to 2lS ringside
| Spider Kelly refereed.
Las Vegas optic., 1912-09-03
WINS ON
A FOUL BY
ATTELL
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN BANTAM
WEIGHT CHAMPION RETAINS
HIS TITLE

Trinidad, Colo, Sept. S.-Tn the
twelfth round Of gruelIing fight yes
terday in which Benny Chavez, Of
Trinidad, demonstrated that he Is the
equal Of his opponent, the local boy
was given the decision over Monte At
tell on foul The Pittsburgh boy
struck Chavez blow that caused the
home product to assume an express
sion Of pain. Spectators who saw the
blow delivered rose to their feet and
shouted, foul, foul" and Referee
Chris Waller held up the right arm
Of Chavez, declaring him to be the
victor. David Goodback, AtteIl's man
ager, rushed into the ring and Waller
struck him on the jaw. The next sec
iond, while many were cIamoring to
get into the ring, the ring platform
fell with crash, carrying scores
with it, but without injury to anyone.
The contest was one Of the best
seen in years. Attell did not appear
to be noticeabIy superior as a boxer,
doing his most effective work at
sharp infighting his short arm jabs
causing Benny some little worry. On
the other hand Benny hit the hard
est blows and put the Pittsburgh buy
to his feet four times, twice in the
first round Attell's left eye was
opened early in the battle and
throughout Chavez kept hammering
with telling blows upon that member.
Attell drew blood from Benny's mouth
in the seventh. It was q clean fight,
both men being in splendid condition
and fast on their feet.
Several times during the battle At
tell hit low. The Pittsburgh boy was
cautioned by the referee and the ref.
cree was cautioned by the spectators
to watch out for ii. The boys had
mixed it furiously in the twelfth.
Benny had battered his opponent to
the ropes and Attell squirming out of
a corner had returned the compli-
ment by raining q number of blows
on the body of benny. Then came
the low blow, which was obviously 4
foul and which resulted in the edci-
sion in favor Of the battling whirls
wind Of Trinidad.
Fireman Harris, the local white
hope. knocked out Herman Grant In
the first round in the second prelim-
mary. The big fireman had it all
his own way and landed hard one
that put the colored boy down, after
which he violated the rules Of the
game IN his excitement by delivering
another punch as the colored boy fell
back, Kid Lucero and the battling
Shine, boxed three rounds to draw
Las Vegas optic., 1912-09-03
.MANDOT gets A.
DECISION OVER
RIVERS
souTHERNER ouTFI0HTs THE
CLEVER MEXICAN
LIGHTWEIGHT

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept S.-Out-
generated and outfought In nearly ey-
cry round by Joe Mandot. Of New Or
leans, Joe Rivers, the Los Angeles
lightweight, lost the decision to the
southerner at the end Of their zO-
round bout in the Vernon arena yes
terday. The Mexican claimant to the
highest honors in the lightweight
class was mere novice in the hands
Of the clever New Orleans lad. al
though he outweighed Mandot two
pounds when they entered the ring.
Rivers weighed in at 1888 and Mandot
1s1.
Rivers made a much poorer show
ing than he did against Ad Wolgast
on July A. He appeared slow and
showed to advantage only in the in
fighting.
In the closing rounds, Mandot even
outfought him in the clinches
Mandot solved Rivers defense ear
" in the bout, landing straight lefts
to the face almost continuously with.
out return. IN the eighth he began
rocking Rivers head with right and
left swings and in nearly each one
Of the succeeding rounds, he followed
this style Of attack. He showed great
cleverness in blocking and counter
ing.
The boys spent much of the time
in the clinches, and Referee Charles
f. Eyton was compelled frequently
to pry them apart. Rivers had a
shade the better of it in three
rounds, the fourth, sixth and eley-
enth. In the thirteenth Mandot near
lly closed the Mexican's right eye
with a left swing and in the next
round he punished him severely
with straight lefts and rights.
Mandot appeared to be tiring in
the sixteenth round and in fierce
slugging match at long and short
range. Rivers earned even honors for
the round. The seventeenth was al
most repetition. Rivers roughing it
toward the close and wrestling Man
dot to the mat lit the bell. The nine
teenth round Wab Mandot's.
Rivers tried5his best to put away
the southernerx1h the last round. put
Mandot cIeyfksy eluued his ruahes
and swings. The decision in Man
dots favor was popular.
Las Vegas optic., 1912-09-03
~ aANE To DEFEND TITLE

New York. Sent. S.A record-Dresakl, !.
ing crowd OF fight fans is expected
1t the ST. Nicholas Athletic club ~
morrow night when johnny Kilbaue
stems into the ring to defend his
title Of featherweight champion
against Johnny Dundee. one OF the
best little fighters New York has
produced in a long time, The two
are carded for a ten-round battle g
1s2 mounds. The campion, though hs
has been absent from the ring for
some time, appears to be in good trim
5,nndee also is reported n excellent
condition for the bout.
Las Vegas optic., 1912-09-03
HoW,a THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure
r.. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known
sF. J. Cheney for the last is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
i NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free Pdice rs cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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