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1T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10Th st. NV,
carpet lining, felts, fire brick and clay,
asbestos. paints. brushes, lime. cement. two
and three-ply roofing material apr21-tf
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wASTED-ROONIS.

FOR RENT-Ruoms with board in a
private family; a pleasant home. l2l
North Carolina ave. Sc. aul7-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BARGA GAIN-Grocery for sale and
store for rent; cause sickness. 2aA
Tth st Sc. eu16-3t
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PERSONALS.

NINE. BROOKE tells all the events
of life; all business confidential; ladies
and gentlemen, 90 cents each; hours, a.
IN. 10 s p m 6O5 New York avenue
northwest, near Sixth street au714t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PERSONS desirous of disposing of their
business places can have purchasers pro-
cured without any publicity: all business
confidential; charges moderate. T. o. AN
DERSON K CO, Real Estate and Business
Exchange, 907 6 ST. NV.
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One Cent H5sp R5a
No advertisements less than I0S.
CHURCH NOTICES.

PEOPLES CHURCHES q street north
west, Rev. Alex. Kent, pastor, Will give the
sixth in series OF discourses on the Lords
prayer. Subject, Forgive us our Debts"
Service, Ills a. IN. All welcome.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Corner Tenth and G streets northwest,
Stephen NJ. Newman, d. D., pastor; John
w. Bischoff, Mus. Doc, organist.
Preaching at IL a. m, by Rev Isaac Clark.
Sunday school, $50 a. m. Christian En-
deavor, p. IN. No evening preaching
SEVENTH HDAYADVENTISTs Sabbath
service Will be held tomorrow at church on
Eighth stree northwest, between and G
streets as follows Sabbath school at 10
a. m; preaching at IL a. m, and also on
Sunday evening a O'Clock by Elder o.
o. Farnsworth, formerly pastor OF the church
i'll this city and lately returned from Ireland
HAMLINE NJ. E. CHURCH-Ninth and
streets northwest, Rev. Z. S. Todd, ID. ID ,
pastor. Sunday school, 9.f5 am. Preach
ing by the pastor, / a. m. Subject, Our
Dependence on God" At p. IN, third
lecture on the Life Of Christ Illustrated" 8"
Epworth League, Z p. m. Tuesday, con
secration. Thursday, church prayer meet
Ing, p. m
FIFTEENTH STREET NJ Z. CHURCH -
Corner X, northwest. Preaching at I a. m.
by the pastor, Rev. W. w. Van Arsdale.
Sunday school, $50 a. IN. Services and old
fashioned love feast at 8 p IN. AS this is the
last services to be held i'll the old church
building before commencement of tue new
church. all old members and friends of the
church aye especially invited. All the Old
superintendents OF the school viii be present
az the Sunday school.
ST. MARKS PROTESTANT EPIsCO
pal Church, corner Sd and A sts Sc, Rev
A. j. Graham, rector 7:3O a m, holy
communion $50 a m, Sunda y-schooL
a. m, morning prayer and sermon by the
rector Members OF the Brotherhood oil
ST. Andrew viii cordially welcome all
especially strangers No evening service
BROOKLAND NE. CHURCH. Rev
William II. Chapman, pastor At 10 a. IN.
Sunday At 1I.30 a m, preach
ing by the pastor At Z p. m, service con
Quoted by the Epworth League. All wei
come
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There VIII be features of especial I'm
ferest to you in next Sundays Times.
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FOR RENT-House 2204 I st NV;
7r, gas water; key at O'CalIaghan's
grocery store, No 22OO ST NV. aus 1t
S35 OO-I420 9th st NV. sr b. m l.
Q. T. YoEER. els st. NV
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PRoF. CLAY. oldest established ad.

IF you have rheumatism or neuralgia
inquire aboutVnlette' Oils sDruggists'.
jy12 Limo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL to Table Boarders -MessH
Duffy X Leonardo, prcprietors OF
The American House." corner Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Seventh street, beg to
announce 10 the public generally that they
g re now serving the best table board in the
city, from III. to p. M, at the
following reduced prices: 3 meals per day,
$50; , meals per day, S15 per month.
Particular attention given ladies.
jy31-imo
ia RE NOTICE. paper rooms for
81 ana upward; you can save 20 per
cent on these prices. f G. NoLTE, SO
eth st. NV. Phone, 445. No branch.
iy220 0St
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ARE You all frozen to death? II not
come and get an elegant custom-made
suit, but very little worn, at a figure
that'll do your poor heart good. JUSTHS
OLD STAND. 6f9 D St NV aul3-7t
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WANTED-By young man, 20, clerical
or similar position; ref and bond II
necessary Address A. w. D., TINS office.
aulG-lOt
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WANTED BOARD.

GENTLEM AN in Department, left
with daughter years Of age, mother
having died, wants board with private
family. or himself, near a good institution
Tor children: any information Will be kind
ly received OF a good institution or home
Address =. G. PHILA. this office aul 5-3t
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EyANTED-By a good house painter
emplo yment by the day or job. Salts
faction guaranteed FENTON HORAD,
10 l9Ih st. ne. aul6-3t
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wANTED-HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WA NTED-A good work horse. 10y
sewing machine dealer. viii give in cX
change for the same a brG2d-uew high-arm
machine OF latest pattern, attachments. in
structioHs, etc. Address Box NJ, this office
aulT-2
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LADIES ueeding confidential treat.
ment a safe and sure relief in all
female trouble, constipation, irregulari-
ties, tumor, cancer, opium habit fistuia,
etc. separate looms for patients before
and during confinement. and find homes
for infants if required. Strictly confiden-
tial MRS DR.. RENNER, l6 Fourth st. ne.
near L Capitol st. Washington, d. C.
ie3-tf
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MORPHIA-A local physic&n of
standing is curing every caSs of NOR
phine habit undertaken; ermstfeasonable.
Address MORPHIA, this OFFICE
aul4-7t
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One Cent v,55 s5s
No adyertisemsit Jess than 10,.
PERSONAL

FREE turtle soup to be given away at
the Morgan House, Bethesda Park.
au172t
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MA SSAGE and electric treatment by
Mrs Lewis. Hours from 8 a. IN. TO
D. m 7O2 9th ST. II. W. au13-7t
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FOR RENT-ROOSIS.

YIN ANLN~N OO-'AA0-
FOR RENT-Lght housekeeping .
front rooms, fur. complete; cooking
utensils, dishes, gas, bath, refrigerator,
sewing machne and organ; Sl3 pc I
month 301 10th st. sw,. near smthso-
nian 1t
FOR RENT large front room. suit
able for l or . gentlemen; mod. imps.
Inquire 626 l st. NV. aulG-3t
FOR RENT One or two unfur rooms,
with bath, cheap, in small private
family. No. "a Sth St ne. 1t
FOR RENT-Two rooms. one fur and
one unfur., or viii separate. 715
goth ST. NV; private family. aul6-3t
FOR RENT-s21 Sd st NV, one large
second-stoTy front room; newly fur;
only 50, Call after 4;30 p, m. aul6-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
single gentlemen at 5 per week 1908
o st. NV. aul6-7t
FOR RENT-Five unfurnshed rooms
with bat heat and gas, ana all modern
Conveniences. Rent moderate. 1907
18th ST. NV. au15-3t
FOR RENT-Large room on second
floor 202 9th ST. NV, opp. Center
Market Suitable for barber shop, pool
TOOUl OF llSli W III ItnO
very cheap. Apply to MIR. FRASER. at the
above No. au15-3t
FOR RENT-Very desirable fur. rooms;
also excellent family table board; con
terms. 702 18Th st. NV. au11-7t
ROOMS AND BOARD.
S22 l st-Room and board to gentle
men, $40 per month aui7-3t
FOR RENT-915 st. NV, beautiful
front room, south and west exposure,
with board, for one or two, in private fam
lily; no other boarders; very reasonable.
au1T-3t
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
PALISADEs-CONDUIT ROAD.
Secure one of these beautiful building
lots, 25X125 feet.
Washington and Great Falls Electric
Railway being built alongside.
VIM increase in value rapidly.
Only few left.
Terms $25 cash; balance SO monthly
-s
Apply at Office, 1920 F st. NV.
au13-6t
FOR SALE-Two valuable building
lots at College Park. Address COL
LEGE, this office. au16-3t
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terest to you In next Sundays Times.
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FOR RENT large front room. suit
able for l or gentlemen; mod. impS
Inquire 626 l ST. NV au1G-3t
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FOR RENT-One ortwo unfur rooms,
with bath, cheap, in small private
family. No "a Sth ST. ne 1t
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WANTED buy parcel delivery
route; must be cheap for cash. Address
J. T b., us 18Th st. Sc. au17-3t
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FOR RENT-911 1st ST. NV, new
3Story OF brick; a mi; $40 BY
d. SULLIVAN, Cor. 18Th and SITS NV
aulO-7t
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i will guarantee to cure any case OF piles
in from "a to 4S hours without pain.
No cure, DO charge. Address DOCTOR
this office. au15.>
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NINE. BROOKE tells all the events
4 OF life; ell business confidential; ladies
and gentlemen, 90 cents each; hours, 8
a. IN. 10 p m COO New York avenue
northwest, near Sixth street. jy25-I4t
DIR. YLOR. 9O6 st. NV, makes
fun sets OF teeth for so; satisfaction guar.
anteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling, 81: amalgam. DOC. ie13-3m
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SUMMER RESORTS.
- GAP

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD
MELVILLE, PA
One Of the most delightful pleasure and
health resorts in America Magnificent NOUN
TAIN SURROUNDINGS. 900 FEET ELENA-
TON DRY ATMOSPHERE PINE GROVES,
bot SULPHUR BATHs, EXCELLENT CUl-
SIM FISHING, BOATING, DINING,
SHOOTING, BILLIARDS, TENNIS, GOLF,
MUSIC, etc
For illustrated Pamphlet address
GEORGE A. FREYER, Owner.
JOHNSON HOUSE. Colonial Beach,
uH wafer mont. terms rrdSOua bic. spe-
cial rates 10 parties. Address MIS-. q. L.
JOHNSON aul1-7t
POTCHh BAY-A new place op-
poste NikeTson's; beautifully located
orsummer boarding; boating bathing fish
ing etc; table abUndaIdly furnished, terms
low. Z. G WILKINSON, Prop,
1y3O-lmo Colonial Beach, Va.
wN, Rockville. Nd; with
all modern Conveniences; lighted with
gas baths. etc; large rooms and shaded
lawns: terms moderate; 81 80 Der day, 81
20 SlOper week. MRS. n. ] COLLEI
ly2llmo
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FOR RENT-Two rooms. one fur. and
one unfur., or viii separate. 715
goth ST. NV: private family auI6-3t
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FOR RENT-IoO4 NJ st, new 12r.
brick; electric bell; heated by hot water;
a m l.; $40. By j. d. SULLIVAN, 18th
and G SITS NV aulO-7t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JUST RECEIVED-Fne loI young Gu
ban parrots. guaranteed TO talk; also
monkeys Cauaries u4OcEing birds, gold
fish, dogs, ard fancy pigeons. SCHMID'S,
ZIP 12tb st. NV, branch 1921 Pa. ave-
uylDIf
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WA NTED- Property in Mt. Pleasant;
part cash part trade. DEACON, this
office aulG-3t
w ETED-S35O one year: interest s
per cent; security absolute, paid-up
life insurance Address ALEXANDER ,
tins office aul6-3t
Wanted--Try Rubber Roof Paint.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
Anc charge only for painting; work guar antea1
NAT. ri BBER ROOF PAINT co 1923 Sth NV
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PEOPLES CHURCHES G street north
west, Rev. Alex. Kent pastor, viii give the
sixth in series OF discourses on the Lords
prayer. Subject, Forgive us our Debts"
Service Ills am. All welcome
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-04
SLOW TRACK AT TOLEDO.
Sims Injuries His Knee in the Two
Mile Handicap,

TOLEDO, O., Aug. 3.-The weather
today was excellent for the national
circuit meet, with the exception Of a
marc wind that was blowing across the
track, making the time slow and the
riding difficult. No records were brok-
en-, and not a spill occurred during the
meet. In the two-mile handicap, class
y, SIMS retired at the end of the first
striking against the handle-bar. 1t will
compel him to lay up for a few days.
In this race Kiser, of Dayton, was dis
qualified for the meet for a deliberate
foul at the head of the stretch, and al
most every race was protested for foul
riding. Summaries:
Half mile, open, class B, finale. NJ.
Murphy won. E.. Kiser second. Otto
Ze.gler third, Arthur Gardiner fourth.
Time, 1:06 3-5.
Half mile, open, class A-First heat.
". j. Ginger won, Ed McKeon second,
Barney Oldfield third. Time, 1:13 Is,
Second heat, Mike Hochstetter won,
William G. Clarke second, F. K. Cru
Final, w. K. Klinger won, Barney Old
field second, F. K. Cruger third. Time,
LII So
Mile, handicap. class B-Thomas
60 YARDS second, F. J. Titus go YARDS
third, w. F. Sims (4O YARDS fourth.
Time, 2:2S 2-5; eight starters
Two miles, handicap, class B-Tom
cooper 10 YARDS won, l.. G. John son
CSC YARDS second, F. j. Titus go YARDS
third, H. Van Henrik az YARDS fourth.
Time, All Is: eight starters. Kiser
won this race, and was disqualified for
foul riding.
Mile open, class A-First heat, Bar
ney Oldfield won, Ed McKeon second,
R. l.. Indmueller third Time, Psi 3-5
six starters. Second heat, A. J. Ions
way won, Mike Hochstetter second,
Charles Laskey third. Time, 2:41 Is;
nine starters. Final, Ed McKeon won,
Barney Oldfield second, r. T. Indmuell-
er third. Time. 2:35. There was a
time limit Of 2:25 on this race, and it
was run over, with the following re-
suit: Barney Oldfeld won, Ed McKeon
second Indmueller third. Time, PHI 10
Quarter mile open, class BE. c.
Bald won, ]. P. Bliss second, l.. D.
Cabanne third, Fank Rigby fourth;
time, 80 As; seven starters.
Two-mile handicap, class Al.
Kreuger Gao YARDS won, A. J. Ions
way 600 yards second, Norman
Church $50 YARDS third, Charles Lar
key $50 yards fourth; time, 4:50 LIS;
seven starters.
One mile open, class B, paced-E. c.
Bald won, F. J. Titus second, Otto
Zeigler third, J. P. Bliss fourth; time,
2:17 six starters.
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f fRe sw aeS los DoEE ftieef to T to
second; Lady Richmond, 100 (Sheedy),
9 to 1, third: Time, lie. King COLO,
Attempt and Capt. Jack also ran
Fourth race, one mile-Charade, los
(R. DoggetD, to 5. won; GuttA
Percha, I02 PENN, to 5, second; Her
minita, SO (keefe), 4 to 1. third. Time,
1:43A. Factotum also ran.
Fifth race, one mile, selling-Sue Kit
tie. So (OLeary), 4 to 5, won; CHS
wick, lob Wynn), to |, second; Little
Tom, 1O1 (sheedgl. 21s to /, third.
sprite and Gold Dollar also ran
Sixth race, two miles-Harry Alonzo,
14S Camp, 10 to 1, won; Aloha, 14u
Duggan), 6 to 1, second; Primus, AZ
Horton), to 1, third. Time, BAT.
SPORTY DAY AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. ,s.-The attend
ance was excellent today and the sport
good. Clifford asserted his superiority
by winning the Kearney stakes, but
his margin of victory was short. Cliff
ford got off last, Rey del Carreres
being the pacemaker, and so hot was
the pace that not until the wire was
reached did Clifford show in front, by
head. The steeplechase was full of
excitement. Three horses refused at
the Liverpool, and Alchemist was
killed at the last hurdle, which was in
the stretch, and the horse went down
like a shot, breaking his neck. Jockey
Veach, who had the mount, was badly
injured, and had to be pulled from
under the horse. Summaries:
First race, five furlongs-Rapatap,
100 &c. Cochran, 5 to 1, won; Darfar-
gllla, 1O9 Perkins), to s. second; Jack
of Spades, ia (Grifin), to 5, third.
Time, 1:n. Runaway also ran.
Second race, mile and a furlong-
Saragossa, III (Griffin), even, won;
Lovedale, 95 &c. Cochran), 10 to 1, sec
ond; Rey Ell Santa Anita, 12O q. Muir
phy), to l, third. Time, 1861. Daily
America and Stowaway also ran.
Third, race, Kearney stakes, six fur
longs-Clifford, 127 (Griffin), to 4, won;
Rey del Carreres, 1OS (Martin), to l,
second; Bellicose, 107 CA Clayton), 5 to
l, third. Time, 1:14A. Annisette also
ran.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs
La Vienta, 105 (McClain), Z to 5, won
Right Royal, 1O5 (Perkins), to 5, sec
ond; Sweet Favorable, los OonnelD.
~ to l, third. Time, LOG. Isolde and
Mu!laghamore also ran.
FhIh race, over short steeplechase
course-Saycnara, lat Dunlap, 6 to /.
won; May Blossom, 1873 Clark, 4 to l.
second; Bucephalus, 139 (Brazie), to
l, third. Time, 4:111a. Cicero, Lin
wood and AlchemiSt also ran
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mentioned would have listed him had
he run across him.
Enumeration No. 9, Polk county, COM
plains that he has the worst district
in the state, and nearly lost his horses
and his life fording a mile of one of its
highways. One of the Mower county
appointees, who was anxious to do his
full duty and have full count in his
district, wrote to the bureau that since
enumerating family the mother had
new baby and he wanted to know if
he could take it. The bureau told him
he could if the mother was willing to
part with it. An enumerator of Itasca
county reports delayed on account of
mosquitoes" In the same county an
other travelled 500 miles by canoe, ac-
cording to his own statement. In one
district in the northern part of the
state eight twins were found and duly
listed. In still another a babe was
listed in advance of it's BIRTH The
enumerator explained that it would be
born in due season, and ought to have
a show.
Disability reports We're amusing,
the causes assigned for being unable
to proceed being as variable as imagi-
nation could make them. One man
probably the crusader-had to knock
off work long enough to attend camp
meeting.
The enumerator in northern Cass
county had a hard time with Indian
names. Onnish-kego-quay, Ching-wah-
nah-quod, Pedway- way-gwon-e-be
quay, ETC., etc, are samples.
The unorganized counties gave con-
siderable trouble. The enumera tor
frequently omitted the number of his
district in his schedule, and instead of
| locating it according to the govern
ment subdivisions would designate it,
in an off-hand manner, by some local
| name, such as "Kennedy's Ranch"
big Mixes Place" Indian Gulch,"
CRANBERRY Swamp" and the like. Ii
| was funny, but some how or other, the
, bureau was not amused.
Messrs. Berg, Wildt, Upper, Wright
and the others, as they contemplate
| the accommodations of two months cen
sus taking piled up before them, are
wont to say with Christopher Sly:
! "Tis an excellent piece of work;
would 'twere done, " in which the public
anxious to know the results, acquiesce.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-04
For 4 NICKEL A DAY..
For Five Days, You Can
Try the Famous Kola
Neryine Tablets,
And Learn Their Beneficial
Effects Upon Nerves, Brain,
Blood and Muscles.
SlcepIessness and Fnti-ueo of Rrajn
and BODY Banished-Vigor Re-
stOred-Read the TestimO-
NAL of MIR. S. v. Harris,
Chief Clerk at Ryan
Hotel.

WHATS all this about DIR. Charcot's
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so prevalent on railway and street
cars, on the streets, in the offices and
at the homes of newspaper readers
that few have failed to hear it. If
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NEURALGIA, NERVOUS DYSPEP-
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UNDUE FATIGUE, MELANCHOLY.
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The manufacturers of the already
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pared upon the prescription of DR..
Jean Martin Charcot, and improved by
the experience of leading specialists
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retail druggists, for a limited time.
packages of the remedy containing five
days supply of Tablets and costing
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claimed that decided benefit will be
felt and the sufferer put upon the
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Professional men of sedentary habits,
overworked clerks or officials, rail-
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-04
DEFENDER FORGED IN FRONT
AT THE START AND STAYED J
THERE
A CLEAN PAIR OF HEELS.
VIGILANT AND VOLUNTEER USE
THEIR BEST EFFORTS To- t-fTr
OyERTAKE HER.
FAST RUN TO COTTAGE CRY,
John Jacob Astorss Offer OF IL
$4,000 Cup for Trial Races 1T
Accepted.

COTTAGE CITY, Mass, Aug. g.
1t was with a good breeze that. the
New York Yacht club squadron got
under way from the Brentons reef
Hghtship off Newport this morning,
ard began that portion of their
cruise which would take them to
Cottage City. The big sloops were
without one OF their yesterdays COM
pany, the Jubilee having decided not
to race, and appearing on the scene
with a working topsail, while the
others all had club topsails set, as
we'll as baby jib topsails The De-
fender was first away, as usual, with
the Vigilant second and Volunteer
third. From the press boat it looked
as though the Vigilant did not cross
until after the handicap gun was
fired, and the Volunteer was consid-
erably behind her. The Defender
made her start in excellent form, go
ing over the line quickly. From that
moment the Defender began to walk
through the fleet. 1t did not take
more than half an hour for her to
run ahead of everything and take
up the leading position. The Vigilant
went along fast, too, but the new
boat, in the wind, outfooted her to
a degree that aroused the enthusi-
aSm of all. The Vigilant caught the
breeze, but could not keep up. 1t
was also noticed that the Defender
stood up SITTER than the Vigilant.
The latter hauled down her baby
jib topSail about II o'clock. Within
quarter of an hour it was decided
to run 1T up again, and this was
done. The Defender all this time was
widening the gap between them.
The fleet was we'll headed by the
Defender when the new boat passed
the Sow and Pigs lightship. The
Defender was to all appearances
about four and a half minutes ahead
of the Vigilant. This being the case,
she had gained about two and a half
minutes on her rival. Having passed
the Sow and Pigs lightship, the fleet
steered with the wind now we'll
abaft the beam, on the starboard
side, for the destination of the day.
The distance covered was thirty
three miles. 1t is announced that
Col. John Jacob Aston has offered a
$4,000 cup for the trial races, and
the yacht club committee has &C
cepted it.
Following table shows start, finish
and elapsed time today:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-04

Above is a portrait of one of the
most widely known and highly re-
spected gentlemen in the Northwest,
Mr.. S. V. Harris, chief clerk of the
Ryan, st. PauPs principal hotel. The
gentleman gives the following unso-
licited testimony:
81 commenced taking DR.. Charcot's
Kola Nervine Tablets in a skeptical
mood. l was not a believer in pro-
prietary medicines, but L was in such
a nervous condition and so great
sufferer from sleeplesSneSS that 1 felt
bound to try a mode of relief which
had so much testimony in it's favor
I took the Tablets but three days be-
fore I felt the effects of the remedy
felt them with as much surprise as
gratitude, though now the gratitude is
in the majority. I sleep as 1 have
not for long time, and 1 am reinvig
Grated mentally and physically. I rec
ommend the remedy unhesitatingly and
earnestly"
One months treatment can be pur-
chased for S100, and purchasers of the
$1.00 or the % cent packages should
alike be sure that DR.. Charcot's name
is on each cover.