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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-13

. lSAAo OiA. Ohu0tc MARKS uub no
brands. Taken up by the under
signed, Nov. lst. 1895. The owner
is requested TO prove property, pay
charges and take the same away.
JAMES A. NICHOLSON.
Rocky Bar, Idaho. Nov. 3, 1896.
- @-------
Jack Hill has returned here from
Rocky Bar.
viii Corder was in town Friday.
from MayfieId.
Henry, Mute and Abe Robertson
were here Monday from Bruneau.
John Neil is building q large grain
stnrehouse just north Of the stock
yards.
Mrs. J. d. Gray Of Pine Grove
has been visitor in this place for
several days.
Thos. Alley, the depot night OBJ
orator, and wife returned here yes
terday from visit In Missouri.
Several teams will tomorrow
load with merchandise at Helfrich's
and pull out for Rocky Bar.
SEvENTY-FIvE CENTS
will buy sack Of good -four at
Hutchins' family grocery.
Fred Cooper came down from his
Little Camas ranch yesterday after
winter supplies.
We regret to learn that ]. w.
Bailey Of Little Camas is suffering |
greatly from rheumatism.
John Hague is back from Dixie,
where he had been doing assessment
work on some mining claims.
The DeLamar Nugget reports
Stan Brisbo who was shot by Hank
Anderson, out on the streets again.
90 Fresh bread always on
hand ct Emerick's new Restaurant
and Bakery. Five and ten cent
Ioaves.
Charlie Grim, the stage driver.
informs US that when be left Rocky
Bar yesterday morning the snow
was six inches deep .'and showing
like sixty"
JEFF Nhitson and viii Harley
came In from Bruneau yesterday
afternoon with teams, loaded up
with lumber from Reynolds & Shaw
and returned to-day.
Adm Hall is in town to-day for
more building material. He Is put
ting another story on bis dwelling
house and will soon have the most
and commodious family
residence on Bennett creek.
Frank Geary came in Monday
evening and yesterday with the as
sistance Of Mr.. Keefer, YVES filling
orders for cutlery, ETC.; which he
received during bis last visit in this
place.
One fare for round trip ticket
from all stations in Idaho to dele
gates attending the meeting Of the
Equal Suffrage association in Boise
city, Nov. Is. Selling date Nov. IS,
fnal limit, Nov. q. A. N. Mccall,
agent.
Mr.. William Wells has completed
tearing down bis residence and will
ship q carload 0f the material Mon
day together with the household or
fects TO Mountain Home, where he
and his family will make their fu-
ture home They will leave Tues
day for that plaee, Frank starts
tomorrow morning 10 make the
trip on his bicycle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells have been respected residents
Of Kelchnm for many years and
they as we'll AZ Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. /
Wells aged mother, have q great
many friends here who will regret
their departure from our midst.
Ketchum Keystone.
m Fleischmann's celebrated
compressed yeast, z cakes fol b
contes a. Che Chicago Bakery
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-13

The Gilmore Rod and Gun Club
neio It's regular practice meeting
Sunday afternoon. Following lie the
score, Lockman taking the medal.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-13
Timber Culture-Final Proof.

Timber Culture-Final Proof
Lard oasea al noiss CITY. Idaho.
November Z ssaz
fetlee 5 h6feAy given that aIaaE1fT If3FHItIIlaK
has aied aetiee q intention = make SAL pzaal bsfsze
Register aaa AaeNissF = s IassA uaszs & ska ?
elzea II nefze CITY, tdaha On FRIDAY tie @sA aaY
81 neeemher. 1888, timber aalfHft enpIieatian
Ne. SIS, for TIE NV Or - az 81 aeusiaa Ne d IL
- Witnesses. John Lewis, John Fofftoek 4asss )
hlaeA, 1ehn Turner, ali Of bFunsau VALLEY, ouyhse
nSis CHARLES ulnnop. Register
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-13
Or lmsn Bulletin.
II 81 EfFs0x:
RAILWAY rrsFE TABLE.
Rlmors -. 4. 3. : 4. =.

OM@ Tha HsEfiiaF communications q Flfnora
M EodgH No. 20 4 + Aaa A. nj Ar heia -
II Al TIE Wednesday eseuing Of or next FFl-
~ caazinK the hui q the moen a each month
Hafeafnlag bFathsxs are eor3ialiY invited g ~
t.sHd ". G. HoWiE, W NJ
v. 4 CARPENTER SECRETARY sussyI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04


Al a meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF the
Manhattan Chess club. held late last night the
alteration OF and additions to the rules TO govern
the contest To be played by cable between the
Manhattan and British chess clubs, as proposed
by the latter club We're discussed and most OF
,b.sa nronositions were accepted. There seems 10
IA. uothng I'm the way TO successfully carry out
the scheme as will be from the rules given
here:
First That the number OF players be- ten on each sue
s.rnnJ PLAY e., begin At II a m, New lork UNIV
win thirty interval after three hours pay ~.
third THAT after hours play. exclusive OF ,ns
tn, nrcuui.i in cabling and interval diminished sanes
be- sd.uIi,ated by Emanuel lasker honorary iheoe' VI
t,"u,i6 The time limit be twenty moves an hour
ktfth- consultation. reference TO DoOhS or
srrlprs nor analy OF the game 10 De pef'''eu "'
the match Is IN progress 49,, . . ,.,rosa,,a,tvs q,
Each club To be -hll'lrp ~ ''P'''''''' -
b. during play, -. ,ho, s,oa o,
be pr.s.n Ell bN losing club o the winning euo "''"
xtxfx ,aVs after the match * decided
Eighth German notation OF the ho'es !" W "'' w
OF cable expenses.
Amended are the rules which the clubs have yet
agree upon.
LIS, rha, IN. date of the respective clubs qualifying
o., rI,r should be April 1895. uondon proposed Jahu-
AIRY l. 1891 a., ctv,h American Chess Con-
,r.ss Ia govern the contest except as they are "o"eu
That IN. match be played on the nIst OF sesola
saturday i'm March. " convenient To Inc BTU" '"e"s
club ii ondon proposed a Saturday In FrOtu'rs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
lRuY AVID NAVY NOTES.

Washington Jan 3-The cruiser Atlanta quietly
left Norfolk for Key West on December 81 the TACT
having been announced to the Navy department
to-day Admiral Meade has been urder Instructions
10 order the Columbia home from Jamaica az soon
49, RI, Atlanta sailed to relieve her 1t Is probable
that the Columbia will start AT once
BY direction OF Secretary Herbert the authorizes
OF the Washington Navy Yard to-day deliyered inc
old receiving ship Dale 10 ComTn9Tder r.inersoi,
OF the MARYLAND Naval Militia, who was ueiesateu
by Governor Brown to accept the vessel, Inc tuk
trittanian. which had come from Baltimore ior
the purpose, proceeded 10 tow the vessel TO her
,rha TnIIowing Army officers were retired to-day
on account OF disabilities: Lieutenants j. o. Ander,
son 95rh Infantry A. =. MacNutt, 9Th infantry, ana
rantaIns Edmund Luff, 9Th Cavalry; +. II. Ecker
son. 1911 Infantry. and John Guest SIN SavairS, .
the following cadet appointments at West Point
were announced to-day; Southey X. White Wniton'
Nd: r. d. Pennington. alternate: kennedyvne'
Md Sebastian III. Mcdowell and Robert f. Fennell,
alternate Cynthiana, Ky; Louis A. Lattermer; ana
Given Gordon alternate Middletown, ono; Harry
q; Settler Hamburg Penn, and Charles Amey'
alternate. Allentown. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
GALLAGHER The WINNER.

,rhoma. Gallagher OF Chicago who hai Deeh III
an Wednesday. last night me, Edward Fournei' Oh
France for the fourth time a, Days AcademS' III
the handicap match IN which the Frenchman trei
=, c,nc.de odds Of 500 in 5000 points Gallagher
picked mp points In ltlc buncnes al onsF nnlsse
Thn globes appeared to break badly for rourneL
II. could not get them into position ioi 'V" W w..
nac,Ir. balk line nursing AZ when ne l. an auePs :;
t made a brilliant run OF lj, and by the aj OIL
ornate draws and masses rolled up p,saAs ., o. o.
W, i " sscnnd "triple-ngure beauty or 10 lie was
,naIn hampered by his handicap. however ana "dl-
i,yher closed "A winner by this score: ~ % ., =
9 A. o. o. ~. II. II. II, p, 10. q =
ranrn l. o. So ?. H. 81. lis. o. l. ii6-'s6-io'''
/ 1856. , , cu,,hor t,,12 Iigh
RIM Fotrnil lls; Gallagher. A. Referee r.d. Nrpy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

Alabama Senator did not finish his speech but will
reach the end Tomorrow The Democratic steering
Committee is, OF course. committed TO the passage
Of the Urgent Deficiency Appropriation bill, the
ncona-tax clo,,se Included and there has been some
talk also OF adding a rider to this measure re-
pealng the free-acohol provision Of the Wilson,
German Tariff bill The Republican Senat tors gen.
orally are disposed to make stubborn opposition 10
the scheme Of fostlng additional tariff legislation
upon the appropr!aon bills and Mr.. Quay has
given notice that If a repea, of the paragraph put
ting alcohol used in the arts the free list y at
tempted he will also introduce and press amend
ment restoring the woollen schedule OF the Mckin-
ley Tariff bill. No definite programme IL likely to
be arranged by the Democratic leaders until next
week. when fuller attendance Of Senators is ex-
pected. SO far no voting quorum has appeared at
the Senate end Of the Capitol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
SOLD ny ALI. GROCERS. DRUGGISTS. AMI
WINE DEALERS.

passed the House and are still pending in the Sen,
ate Committee on Appropriations IT Is expected
that the Dls;ric, Of Columbia bill and the Snndry
Cvi! bill will be completed and reported TO the
House next week Chairman Holman. OF the Com
mittec Indian Affairs expects 10 have the Indian
bill completed that 1t can be reported to the
House next Monday. He hopes 10 secure the adop-
composed Of members OF the Indian Committee who
were reelected - visit the Apache. Cheyenne. CO.
manche and KIowa tribes next summer and investi-
gate their condition and needs. and report to the
next Congress. |: will be observed that II these
appropria ton bills to receive the consideration
by the House and Senate respectively which their
OF this Congress will he required for that purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
PLANS FOR rRoTTrNG NEXT SUMMER.

II the present plans OF the DRIVING "o "
York ar. successfully carried out there VII" DE- TWO
,..,,t,., ,,..tIups nt Fleetwood Park next srasoh
notwithstanding the constitutional prohibition OF
pool.sllling on racetracks. the newly e'e''e"
officers OF the Driving club believe that h"'nes'
racing can he made successful without p''''s
and they now propose To give a spring mev'ms ~
Ii, a',nd i'm addition to the Grand circuit srfteS
In August The Executive Committee ma ,,n
structrd Secretary l.. = Hedges to
ia. rack -owurrs and driving clubs OF ia
Philadelphia Brooklyn. Poughkeepse' Aua" =,
IJ,rtfori Providence and Boston with Nicm
making mn "A spring circuit In the citirs nni" ~
and n the other tracks can be Induced 10 ,1
increment there Will be important trottihg tnro"6n
,hc Lnst from the middle IF May untli ,ne "ia'in
Circuit opens In the second week IN ~ July, ~, AMI
nroposcd to oner uniform piir"es ol -" r., 20. ~ a,r
-, ,I,.. four ,lavs' racing each track III Ie ~
cuIt n the Parkway Driving Club comes ii'1 ~ ny
,.,, - ,,.etlnp will be held at the clubs hait-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

In ,tlton 10 the.r entries in the East nearly
.y.,, Gamer has entered largely 10 the western
stake. f. Doe run over he Iar.cn ana Hawthorne
f,,"ks II viii be- seen at glance that the h'fSr-
,vn,r- have 10 bear the hfunt 90 the SITUATION a.
M ,,r.s.ut condition of turf anirs forces ihrW 10
i,..,n. lsbi. for a large number % ioItrlts ina
noull not have been resumed Ddt Tor me "n''i
taluty that ,'~yiil, lu he East. ,,
: nm. ~ the contracts That are hlrhlN 'lo'',
with Jockeys AMI trainers are likely 10 worn n1
shin ON bltn the employer and "inplOyr william
Lakeland refused, To make Il contract Win JaW"9 Il.
!, TnxhuI T. k--nr. a. he said the situation was
such that u would BE- injustice 10 40 SO. III
iceland rendered Ms -erNl. and ln-stri mat Hr
shnul continue tu :raln the horses as hrfrt pc
ulthnut . contract OF a single stlpuhiloH l"hT
I'M s.I. II hay. been treated 80 Literally 10y VI
k.rnr and MS son that ! do not desire no" ',"
,,,np 4. so inset To look Tor the salary lhal re-
r~lvri when the sport IN the height OF ~ pros
n.rtV shall roninu IN Mr.. krenes service Us
ing az IA. wants me to do 80. and as our hss1,lh
lions have never been marrrd by thr slightest uS1
gre.incni or dispute. expect that our relations w"
continue Tor many wears. ... ,-,-, -, tia
Tb~r. ARE few men Ike william Lakeland on me
frr fIis manly action toward MS enp'oNeS an
m. ,tnlcnble relations that exist between thrm
shoulI guie other trainers ami jockeys IA thrr ae-
lions . ,,,- ,.,..,. ,luh f.,
Secretary Palmer. ~ the Nashville JoGkey CIuoi ~
I'm the city Mr. Palmer predicts brilliant ''''"h
season Ia the West. -, &c. III, .l,ss ON
The Saratoga Jockey club stakes VIII close o"
February ]. ..,,.,hury Facing
The omlnous outlook Tor the Guttenours r, ,S
otfic,,s vino are under Indictment causes ,nIehl
much anxiety aud worry. Many persons pr'lekr
Thar The Indicted officials Will Dr. compeHri - W.
srryic. for The state. IN the mean time mere az
m. n who confidently predict thai mere WI" ~ '"N
ing with betting ia Nrw-Jrrsry this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
u,r n.pxurRSr TESTIMONIAL FUND

The treasurer Of the Dr. Parkhuist iestmoh,ai
Fund J. Iangdon Erving No. 81 Wall-st.' VINO
,u acknowledge subscriptions OF any amount re-
n,r,ed the following subscriptions up to noon yes
terday Previously acknowledged. sl5os2 25; John r.
Ford Cleveland H. Dodge. William p. s. John and
C. r. Coster. each 500; W. H. Russell; NJ rhe na Me-
N ~ stlmson and the Rev and Mrs c. c. Tiffany
each SIS; C. X Manly, $50: @. Harrington Cur us
Miss ELIZA A. Deap and Austin Abbott, each WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
,,opr 1vrORMATIoN WANTED.

Iondon. Jan s--The officials of the London AIN
latte Cub say that they have not yet accepted the
challenge OF the New-York Athletic Clup. Inc
London club sent dispatch TO New iork
H. a. 70 The time OF the proposed contest, ana III
regard to other necessary arransemen,sH, ,,, a
~ answer is received, the London Gun VIII ue-
Wy III mbether or not the challenge or the New
York club will BE- accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
CLOSING PRICES or SAY FRANCISCO STOCKS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
IN AND our or CONGRESS-.
INpICTMENTS AGAINST CAPTAIN HOW
GATE SUSTAINED.
4 ELL FOR THE BENEFIT or SUGAR rE"n'cE''S
EN-. SPEAKER REED LAID rr- NI"lNI-

rs
Washington. Ian. 3.-Iudge Mc'oma- this a'i'f-
"''' ~ >, t1.,...,. ,.... i..fi.rc fh,t
'lNirIci-N'i"fh'' d" '" .... t,,.
gat. rN- hief Of the Signal sery.e for forgery AMI
-mh.zz cement. werr moi barred Dos 90" statute pl
,mi,afions The trial 90 cases un their merits "'-
sci down for Jamuhri a.
...,..,
Senator Ca0efy. - LOUISIANA. to-day in'f''''''
a blu giving o." pi'l''''' '' S'H'' ""'
lcentes 10 ID, ga, ~ ,',. t,."ai 'n fhelf
pfoduct testing over q, desr~... AMI - o'nt. fot
that testing Over ~ 4"st-r- f"i I'D" tr'i ~ -,
pfoN'Ics "''"'f ' ''' ''
'rSp'''"'" -
Fx.Sueak.r Reed 10 a. is f.om- a. Co. S-.,sehafn.
In his CITY u"ap' 81 prom ' '''
proceedings - IN" lion-" Us t',-,n 'i si H.l",.t
serious nature.
number - ,b. D.rn.cfa..- member. - ih~
,... ..t t.i,.... 81. .,,,.,... a.
wy, ,,,',o, s.,i~i ,h.t Tho, would
.c.,e.,,, g., ia. Ia 81, tn. Urgent Deficiency hli
Ito, f., IN. sham. ~ , repeal ~ ih. re-. ail,fl.
claus ~ ne ne" ta,n a., T., &C., the re,@,i
o. 'i, "a" 49,. belng male Eepib.,n leader. le-
cn~ TO commit ihrm'.,,'' , ,. 10 re.l.e ih,
tarn agitation ana VII permit ID Hm'nInr".s.
n'"'',' ''''''' -,y.., .,,.,.,,,...,. in
Representative Culsg. or "" } orr n'I"l".'' 80
,,a ftous. today the foilonins resolution.
Wv ~ 80, p.,,.,s,... t;.,et,l le and
, =. her.h, 1,,.,,.l IL, in,orln the House oi R"i.
a
recently IN -" Salnii "i,1 " All ~h,f IN.
ol W. 'o9 ia, nav. governed The Department IN
authorizing OF directing such chans"s ana "h"ihrl
any clerks have n'eh IN, f',,,,,st'f ,;.n.r,l IL
- g. ,rsn.,uIf ia thu House all papers and
i.'.,s ,nnc.rniug The condition %, The postal ser
~ ~, -. Nn,L IN, which have been made io
W ,,,,.r, a. m. result 80 a recent lnNc~tgi-
IN" -" n -" ,c,..
''"h =" W." w ,,.- H., 1885,, ,,..,, en-. N.r.
All % the ioriV 'l"fhH 'N'"''H'' '"" ''
Work office said Mr. Qulgs were. win on" ~
Etc.,, p..,,.t,,,us men who had been in thr
o'p'""' "'' , m, management
serNic" ior nuh"ei "' S'"'' 81" -,
o, the New-York office has been conducted I"i "l
',s ".Sn s,,,ir, reforfn This was rs true Of the
:" ~, ,nncr.,L. ,,ltnlulstra' lon 81 "
~ t,.,,,nilr,n administrations what ] would
III ., tnnu. a. ~ IN. office sill beins managed
nm IN -. Intelligent and businrsskr manner
:" ,,,i,,. .,.s nm .ucc.ssfil getting hts
III 49, - ttnus. o.,iav Mr. Spring~rs
lu''pn "-''' ,'',rrift.. o. the V hole bloc king
the way
The President today sent 20 me ''"A'' INV jog
lowing nominations:
william : Collins. Surveyor OF 'S'"'"N ~ 'P'''N
h.lI' ,,.,c.,, p.y,eu ~ %rX-Y0rk Consul
. 'l''p,' t,.rc,i.,' Sr,in
'rh',hl ~ ,,,,n,aor - Tennessee Consul ~
'huff" - |
D~mrrdii h..''Sh - O., IA. Indigo Advocate
'oloirl ', .'"' ,'i', '.',n a.. ,,nk of Hrgad.r-
General 81 III" N'"'' W."
r,mulssloners OF Immigration w. = Srddl"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
cTATI,s OF APPROPRIATIONS BILLS.

rrox-IF THESE ARE CONSIDERED fi'of-
EHI.Y. THERE WILL BE 40 TIME
FOR ANYTHING ELSE.
Washington Jan. C5pecIaD-ln view OF ,he pro-
Tossed anxiety OF the ADMINISTRATOR !" nav
currency bill passed at ms sess'oh III, ''' '.o,
49,, o,or,i .nnropraton bills which must he passed
,.o,es Of considerable interest. Six or these p''s
are sim in process OF preparation by the several
committees having them In charge they are 'ne
rxecutive Legislative and judicial bill' when car
ries appropriations for the support OF me SeNe,"
branches OF the public service '"c,iu'"s ~" ., 80.
,a =, al nubc officers from the President OF the
iro,,od States down to clerks and messengers 'he
sundrv civil bill. the District of Columbia bi' me
Naval bill the Indian bill and the Agricultural Dill
The Postofficc bill and the Diplomatic ana Consua, AZ
~. n nnuss awaiting action The Army bill, the
hcations BILL the Military Academy n,'I' inc
pension bill and an Urgent deficiency Oil nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04
INACTION In THE SENATE.

Washington. Jan. 3 (SpeciaD.-Owing to the abb
sence OF many Senator'S. both Republicans and
Democrats. the Democratic managers IN the de
Lucrative branch made no effort to-day TO force
action on the Urgent Deficiency Appropriation BILL
ana the debate on the Nicaragua Canal bill was
resumed In a tranquil way BY Mr.. Morgan The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

THE ENTRIES FOR THE SIIEEPSFIEAD
BAY RACES.

MOST or THE LEADING STABLES REPRESENTED
CANDIDATES FOR THE BRoOKLYS HANDICAP
\ meeting Of the Jockey Club called yester-
day afternoon. As there not quorum pres-
ent 1t decided to hold meeting on January
Il. when several vacancies will be nll-d and chair
man OF the stewards selected. There IL much I'M
porani business transact before the racing sea-
begins.
Horsemen are intensely pleased al the manner
In which the hOrse-owner. entered their animals FOR
the stakes that have closed. When the western
mails arrive the number ~ entries will be largely
Increased. The CDnry Islaui Jockey club stakes
have been literally patronIzed in the past. conse-
quently every stake has "a many a.. or more than.
the number Of entries received In former years All
OF the leading stables are represented in the Great
Trial Stakes AMI the name ~ Colonel .. II. Payne
with fout entries FOR the race r. valuable aldi-
tlon 20 the list ~ hor-e-o"ners
The Hrooklyn Jockey clubs s'lkes snow tina, the
horse-owners are not cas- down By the outlook but
are determined g. race without the betting rings
TIA; have done =, much 10 bring about the present
state of arairs. Here some ~ the men and
the stables w-iioh have entered their horses:
Adele Stable NJ NJ Allen. IT, T. BarteI, John
\ lleuu.i Rl.ni1n stable BroDkJnlr stable Bur
ridge BROTHERS. Matthew Byrnes, u. +. 'sdgan.
Carter Il smith. Cedar I'm stable. Crilly CO..
John pilv. Marcus DAILY. ". &. DAILY william
Donohlr G. + Dwyer. NJ. r. D~yer. T. j. Dwyer.
! y. ELLIOTT 4 60. Empire stable. Erie stable.
Fics. hmtnn a Son. Fred Foster. GpughLcr"- stable.
tnarl.s ,rlhair + HaIch John Hamn. \. NJ.
Hunter " Ham Huston. j. q. Hnichins. George
Jacobs " Jennings. -. \. Jones y. Il. k"ene, j.
Il q r T. Keene. \ Lakeland. \ Lakeland
CO.. g. Il''lea.il g. lduiehelt jr I. Lori
nrl Madison stable. Mccan~rty WISH
ard M-Carrru SCOT. j.. T.. M,DonalL j.
Mclaughlin. Moor" y 60. j. \. 4 II. 4
T. 10 Morris william oliver Onerk stable. -. IL
PAYNE Peace = wilson. George ". Perry. Freak
ness stable v = Robertson W. j. Kocne j. Rup-
pert fr Ge,rge VI re julien Slaughter. samuel
sielck~r Gus story : " STREET.. Ions stuart,
u.,r, s,.u Horace Theoblld II II Nlngut
Tho principal stakes have ni.ci 81 follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

People overlooked the importance Of permanently oen
cai effects and satisfied with transient action bu
now that II Ia generally known that syrup o. fHs VIII
permanently bsbua constipation. weil-inIoImea
people other axati,es, which act Tor u"e
but finally iniure the system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

Ottawa, jan s--The American hockey team played
ire second match tonight with the Ottawas ana ana
w. w., h,dIr beaten The Canadian game was piayeu
wa ,he visitors we're completely at sea The score
was 10 la J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

Melbourne. Jan. BIN the cricket ma'ch between
the teams OF England and Austrama, .ne io'
aniohed Of runs ahead Of the Austrai'ahs'
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Practical Results-13 Years Work

NINETEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS.
Forty million dollars already saved living policy hold.
ers by reduction Of premiums. Eighty-three Thousand
paying Members Two Hundred and Seventy Million Dol
lars insurance in force Three Million Seven Hundred and
Ten Thousand Cash us-Reserve-Emergency Fund.
More than sixty -four Million Dollars business for the
year 1898 These few practical results already
corded TO the credit OF
MUTUAL. RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION.
f. B. HARPER. President
Home Office Mutual Reserve Building.
Broadway corner OF Duane-st. New-York.
Send for circulars and rates.
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roR rwoyEAR oLps.

tasr.- Ssa~- allies half mile -
i... -fsAe- ll-s Ne furI"nss. "
ft.nl4-f Sfah~. hllf mile
~aksr ~" 'iflanss = ~
rDr THREE. YEAR Of.p- NNp UPWARD
.... ft.r.f. .u .r~ qIaff~r miles =
...i.le iianIi,sp AMI on"~ish'h miles .-..- :.
.,l... Handicap ani fl~ sixteenth miles -
60 ~t,.~. .n- sni -sf.~nfh miles -
foE TnREE-YENi'pIDS.
D. .,,ri Hani.ap on~ AMI on~.'sh'h miles ....'.. -
49,. ant sixteenth miles
r..u..s ~fa.s. and Nn"sinf~"n'h miles -
NJ -ttsr- AZ llr.Hng- '''
.ri.. entries for the brooklyn Handicap aye as
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z For the Best of Good Health, drink q
|HircS' ROOtbccrS
( the great Temperance Drink. 3
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go u
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WHAT WILL HAPPE.. NEXT"
.r,s THE QUESTION NOW AGITAT1NG
CONGRESS.

80 INCOMPETENT PARTY IN THE LAST THRoEs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MUST BE
>.r. THE LEADERS SAY. But
..vuAr SHALL IT BE?"-ME
sprRRY HAS NEW
CURRENCY RlI.I.