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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-15

COMING MATCHES on THE NORRIS COUNTY
LlNKS-A NEW RECORD AT EAST
ORANGE

l...
Gof Is no" al Us "e's"' ~ ''' 49, ,o,so,, o~e
INKS ana inc '"i"''s ~, ,,., 4. IN
70 oe luiiN "'C"l'' ,soh o.
hold tournament for IT'S cMpoNes, al ""N' ."
number Of cash prizes VIII 10 of'i ~ -
rom the stewart u'"" way - .,,,,iov cot
eoiNs Ill., "i"' u 40. an .,,,.,,, o,., n
'h' toU'"d'"'"' WIN ''' -, ,o,rb.rs If
W"'ch J." lne "i'''i' ~, ,,,,-,,, for me
tHo cue ~" ''on' " .,..,. 3,,rfro ,Le
McCurdy cup. The remaining CoH''''s ""''''s ~
month are:
November TEAM match between '"g ~ - ~
and .',lils.ol ca',rs: M. a ''''''
No''mcer -1SIiainS cup .'o' i'~''" lyh butt m
ys,nter 3i-.,ea's eghiSen- hol, handicap Tor MEM
hos N', sn1 s,e-'s me- rr'les
November -c-cap'a.a.s cup tournament
r.,,.,.,,, 30 ,srnsvlyania and there is every rea-
son to believe that Pennsylvania team Will APP
pear in the mex. infclco. iesate championship On
+ ''o"' d 'o~. ,''''''.. ' ~, ,,o t1,,..,incion
shP Oh me ONN 10y - ~ "'''' e,ra, 49,, ,s 81
us I"ks - is u', I~s r'aGai NAV arj the beat
eight vii! qualify io' the match pa. o. '"' ga:
The series Of matchc, AT he Marine ana Fleid
,,,,h c .h .,,, ,,..e,.,,.,t h, = y D.ubieiay and
f. Colt Johnson IS 10 end Oh Saturday with the final
hsndcap at eishteen holes lc,ddi play. The series
49, . - >.,.a,,tr o,,, - heiry conducted
was Begun on November l. "'u - oe''s .t
und IT the point system OF scoring, the payer mar
ing the lowest number OF points in the three trial
contests IN no declared the winner There Will also
w. ,.1.u,,o,., h'n1'.., o, medal NAV the same
Sin another club has come forward to join the
a,rea',,' ,o,,,.ta,Ia - ~ Jersey soldns or
carnations. The chatham Coli Club is the name
of This latest addition, aid it has already secured
land upon which 10 lay out hhe-hoe 0o"i So '
VIII enoea'or 10 have 1t ready i ior r1s 0y sn uy
Hss "a b;c ne mo- ,ti - w:,t, hazard on two
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YACHTING.
QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE NEW-RO
CHELLE CLUB

QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE NEW-RO-
CHELLE CLUB
The members Of the New Rochelle Yacht Club
held their quarterly meeting at the Hotel Manhat.
tan. Forty-second-st. and Madson-aye. last night.
Rcer-C Commodore r. r Brdsall presided About
twenty members were present. including tho secTe-
tary. Oscar Meyrowtz.
Besides the regular bushes. Of the club. i'm
pOrtent question came Wy for discussion This was
the proposition to amalga mate with the Corinthian
lcet " New Rochelle These 40 cubs have been
c>!siing opposite each other on EchO Bay for 4
good while. each having It's own regaitas and In
Gulging ~ more or less rivalry. The new proposal.
L. combine forces under one roof. has met with q
great deal Il favor Il said last night that the
idea has been worked on quietly by tnar.ss j.
Tower. chairman % tho New KOchelic Rcgattn
Committee. Tor at l,aet TWO years. Al this meet
iir decision was finally made IN regard 10 the
anais aH.ation. IL being Itcmed more advisable 10
call Il meeting OF the whole club for the special
purpose u considering this one important subject
From adyices received last night II may be said III
adv ancc that there IS every probability II thr ON
binatiOn being Effected
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Administer and
Velvet Carpets

another. The distinction applies to other
things than fancy work materials and with
greater importance. A wool" carpet, for
instance, may De woven from the soft, IN
twisted yarn" or it ma be made from the
hard-twisted "worsted' with its hbres closely
compacted. The latter will, Of course, give
the greater wear. Equally, of course, it is
more expensive to make.
The Administer Carpets that We sell at
Sl.35 yard are all-worsted. Thai makes
thcir price all the more remarkable. You
will Otter pay much more than that for the
cheapest yarn goods. Choose from 80 pat
terms.
Twenty-four patterns in Velvet Carpets,
that are not all-worsted. but high values at
the price, none the less. They have beer a
dollar yard. Choose al Sc.
Third
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GALLAGHER BEATS M'LouGHLrH

There soody attendance at Iyoss billiard
pariors last night to witness the opening game ot
the match between Thomas Gallagher. OF Chicago.
and Edward Mclaughlin, Of this city. The men
ale to pay go points each ni:ht 81 lS-in-h haik-
iuc. The Chicago man took the iesd early In he
contest and won with the clever average Of lV 49,.
The games will be continued tonight The score
follows:
Galagler--I2 &c. . - . = J. ~. 20 30 D. /. o.
! 90 2 . . o. p : G. ~ ?. 4. : Total 800
Aversge 10 81 Highest rl:. ~.
~ ..la- e. 90. 80. ~. 3. % T. II. J, !, .. t. J. q.
+ u B. % III g. H. A. o. T.ta!. 49, aver
age. I. Highest run ..
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pR1NcEToN-coLuMBIA FRESHMAN GAME

Princeton y. J.. Nov N-There Will be no Yale
Princeton freshman game this year. The New
Haven boys insisted on playing on or before No
vember r. thus preoluding all chance Of Prince
tons Varsity freshmen playing In the game AS
the present freshman class has lars" contingent
Oh the Varsity, the date was the inpor ant con-
sheraton. Instead Of the Yale game. contest
has been arranged with the Columbia freshmen To-
Wednesday. November H. at Prnl ctOn The fresh
nan team is oIe e 'he strOnges- Princeton ever
had. They viii line uo as follows Lcft end. Ropcr.
left tackle. Riley left guard. NILS. centre Moore,
riaht guard. Baltic. ri2nt tackle. Sheffield. riGnt
end Montgomery. quarterback. Hutchinson, ief;
halfback. Bealdscy, ugat Aafbach. g. Poe. fun.
back lell.
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FOOTBALL.

HARVARD PREPARING TO MEET YALE.
SECRET PRACTICE TILL THURSDAY. WHEN TEE
TEAM WILL GO TO MERIDEN
Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 1.-THE Harvard foot
ball squad had tnirty-iive minutes OF secret prac-
ice this afternoon. and the Varsity eleven. urged
by a great array Of graduate coaches played an
aggressive game against the second eleven scoT-
ing four touchdowUs Reid made two Of them. and
Boal and Brayton one each Mos: OF the varsity
gains were made by steady but short punges, al
though Dibbee and Warner mads couple OF long
runs around the ends While the play Of the
Varsity was sharp and had considerable dash IN
i: the team work WAS poor and nanhuvres were
raggedy executed This was, however. partly due
10 the strength Of the second eleven, whose rush
line was reinforced hy Talbot ~ lett guard lie
outplayed Sargent, who took Burdens place at
right suard the VARSITY. and distinguished
himself by his breaking through on the Vsrsity
backs
Levi. and Boure the latter OF last years team.
coached to-day in football clothes. and among the
others present were Dean. Cranston Mason.
Waters Cray. Wrenn. Much.e Wrightington. Ca
bot and y ShGw.
The practi'e vii continue 20 he secret On Thurs,
day tie team will 90 10 Meridrn, where i VII
stay uniil the morning Of the game at New-liayeA
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MAY PROHIBIT FOOTBALL AT PROSPECT
PARK.

The football games which are PLAYED On The
Parade Grounds al Prospect Park may be stopped
Before the season IL About two thousand
people 30 tAere every Saturday 70 see the games
and the police have thcr haAGs tulI iying Keep
OrOeI. ~ lines wNtn a p@!ei % mart IN scIin-
mage crowd PUSHES O1t tho ntld ana inter
feres witt TIE work Of doctor. ana officials. The
po.ice officers on dIiy H. the PARK SATURDAYS
say hardly = SATURDAY, goes ~ that they don't
have 90 coll amh1'-uC"
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TAYLOR BREAKS WORLDS REcORD.

Philadelphia. Nov Il jor' Tay or, the crack
coior,d cyrlst day broke another worlds record
on tho board track Woodside PARK he rode
.or the third ofl-mile record Of 30 Is seconds made
Dy willie" Windle. a. Chilcothe ohio IN the
fail ~ 1884, ana wa srr'essful IN his first aftempt
Taylor mac quntulltt pa 'li < 4 srong bre. u was
blowing down The hackstrctch The pace was %
al drpeaihnccs perfect hui was not fast enough
for the CplOrcd wonder Who urged Tho riders To- "a
itstti. The pace -"t carried aim tho third Of "a
mile in - 80 seconds
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held the advantage to the end. making the clever
average OF 2 N-Sl, approaching closely Starks re-
as follows:
pogseneu[g-la: 5? O. a. o 2 3. - o. :. 10
Is. j. o. o l. q. 9. ". g. ~ 36 q. Is, 49, 10. Total
900 Averages 81 81 Highest run-52
Stark. 3. II. o. !. 3. $ l. o. 2s l. o. 10 /. :. g
-. o. o. !. O. ( 10. q. O. ]. :. !. l. / Tota-33.
erage-3 "a 80 Highest runs
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LIGHT NORK Vt YALE.

Nen-Hayen. Conn, NOV. 1.-THE Yale eleven did
not pay practice game today but simply
taken out 10 the fed FOR practice in signals. The
scrubs were lined up iOr q snort bat brisk game The
regular eleven vii. al this week have very light
work. They aie al. apparently In good form, VIII
the exception o. MCbrlIe. VITO Is somewhat weak
ened, and De Sa ues whose injured ankle gives aim
much trouble. II looks nov as II he were out OF It
a.tOgcther
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okl NmmrA &hp
A Museum of Arts

THROUGH the the undcrurcn through the
and
speak Shopping The whole earth has been laid under contribution
countries that
GERMANY especially and Toyand place France and Austria have
hiplod and
And America America everywhere
bc 1t
Art
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Chevict SuitingS
al Halt Price

We told it yesterday, and if the dav had
been fair it would have been a matte. ended
and done before night
As the weather turned out, there is a
chance left,-half the goods are still here.
Ibev are new and "co.rect" check chez
lots. 50 in. wide and weighing nine ounces
to the yard. They are exactly the same
good; that the most particular dresserS have
been paving a dollar yard for. Combina-
tons are
Plocl and Crav Black and Brown
pIacL and Blue Black and Green
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Made to
Measure
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars

When the pieces were longer We asked $50,
$40 and $4S.
Or, If it's an overcoat you wish. here's
the opportunity ready to your hand. An
Imported Cheviot, black or Oxford mixed,
made into the kind of overcoat thai we like
to put our name upon lined witt, satin or
with wool, with satin sleeves and shoulders,
fOr
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POGGENRURG BEATS STARK IN AN INTER
ESTING GAME AT DALY'S

Admirers - amntcur Billiards were given n rarc
treat a. Daly's Billiard Han last night. when Fcrd.-
na,d Porgcnburg 81 the L.ederkranz AID Byron J.
stark Of the Kn.ckor3ockcr Athlete Club. crossed
cu,s in The arsi OF their series Of games Ihe con-
,,sts ale 90 oc thc best three ga; Of hfe saiars.
piaying 30A points Zach Il-ll
j3crerburg played ~ cauifal form last nishi. ara
his hri .lianf cafIOn-. masses "ni draws 'nt ,.1
fre1ucn; outbursis Of applause lie started OH 1Ne
a surlnter and IN TWO inninxs mad foned up 81
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French China
Dinner Sets

the best, and in the careful and artistic deco
rations that have made its make famous.
This particular set is in 100 pieces, plenty
large enough for anything except extraordi-
nary occasions. You should see this set if
you are china hunting.
There's another set of l0l pieces at
$3.50, that, if It were not for the first
mentioned, would be a value to make some
talk, but so long as the $40 sets last, they
are the dominating bargains in the French
china section.
Easement
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SPORTS AND
SPORTSMEN
PROGRAMME or SPORTS TO-DAY

GOLF-C addios' match. eighteen holes.
handicap. Morris County GOLF CIuo; worn
ems match play contest for McCurdy Cup,
Morris County Golf Club.
SHOOTING.-Monthy shoot Emerald Gun
Club Dexter Park. Long Island.
RILLIARDS-Star -Poggenburg tourna-
nert Days Academy. $50 p m.
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NEW RACEGBOUT FLEET FOR CHICAGO.
ALMOST THE SAME As THAT PROPOSED FOR THE
AMERICAN YACHT CLUB

ALMOST TIE SAME As THAT PROPOSED FOR THE
AMERICAN YACHT CLUB.
chicago Nov Il (SpeciaO-A feet Of yachts OF a
LIND aot hitherto known on Lake Michigan will be
IN inc racing here next year. 4 number Of yachts
men who IKE cruising as well as racing have ar
ranged 10 build Z feet Of Eaceabouts. The race
aiou. Is an enlarged knockabOut. practically.
thourb 1t is not cslied kuockabout because this
..rn stands for 50 scai size and rig and is In a
.av tcc0nI A. TIE new boats 10 De 81 feet long
over all. - feet on the waterinc, Il feet beam and
= fee, draught The boats 10 be FIN keel tne
IL 10 carry tggo tons Of leat. and To eA-ond down
10. below tie BODY OF t.' hun This viii maze
,,al droupht II about feet. which is Tega 'dcc
- ieirg tnD limit Tor yachts on the Great Lakes.
v.tere he shalioWncss e some harhors has 70 be
provided rpr The sail area Of the rev aoet VIII
Be- $40 fer;
X,.o-Tse ADORE mentioned raceabou is al
r,o.t TIE same IN proportions as the craft that was
ID. .D,ear in tie onc-Gcs.en Sect proposed last.
to.efnocr ~ The Amer. Yacht GLIB. Of Rye.
- T. The Cr0wirshied design then adopted was
Co. f.e same va.e.llne l'Agth, win so square feet
a. SAT- and -. 80 DcuurS - lead on fhr uuI, ihr
boat hens a c":tTebOSrd and not IN. Inc lh-
10 -l.fs:nrY -vfcIly intend 10 race ms h"'i
b. nsrl~. as fJr ;pizsd class -acnS there d. NOW
3 ao1tr ta@ ol nns ti- Ha''c -l.th or which j.
measured ~iiic seIfrsloaids are O"ly measured
'n oEe--Aisd Of tbeir depth
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LEICESTER NOVEMBER MEETING.
WINS The TRIAL PLATE AT THE OPEN
ING DAYS RACING


ING DAYS RACING.
London. Nov. H-At the first DAYS racing Of the
Leicester November meeting to-day j Snarry 5
three-yoar-oid bay colt Muskham. by Hagioscope.
out Of Muslcy Maid won the Trial Plate
This race is Of 10 soyeroigns, for horses that
have never won a race OF mile or upward, w L.
the tine OF closing: Tor tiTee-year-ods and upward
entrance. SONeregns
Six horses ran over the course. distance one mile
md half and the result In detail was follows
J. snsrry's three ,esr-o.d b. C Muskham, by Hssio-
scope-MWs.ey Maid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..........
Inc Iorilard- Beresforl stables three-yesr old l.
pa,ard H. 10y The Barc-MauTnee ............ .
I.sr6 staney's three year-oi1 On. Lorto By Bona
Nis.a--IsJtte }
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Horse Show
EtCeterdS

q, Cg- FOI cHGlllpIC, Au->NNo
'iOISc DIV" Goats for men. The lux
EtCetcrdS edo is coat with mis-
sion. but labors under the disadvantage OF
popular misrepresentation. 1t IS not full
dress coat, it is a sem-dress coat. Occa-
sious like the Horse Show give it its real
usefulness. if we may Judge by the present
surprising demand for it here.
We have them in the cloths and IN the
finish that you like and admire. We do not
ask too much. 1t is the occasional coat,
and economy in its purchase is distinctly
wise Especially when you get the best.
Here are the facts:-
TUXEDO COATS VT.
At Sl2-Of German worsted; smooth tace; IaA2A
cloth lined; silk faced
ASSOC German worsted smooth faced; lined
throughout with heavy silk.
o. Il you PREFER full dress, at these proes (io' eoa'S
and vests:
At $3.50 fine quality woIs'ed SIX Hheu' SILK i"0e'
TO but;on-hoe,.
A, $500 FIN quality worsted; SILK iined. -
At SSs-Impored birds eve unfinished woIsted; SIX
lined and facec to edge with gros grain silk; very
stylish.
At So to $lO-Full dress trousers.
Al S8-Sorne beautiful patterns in full dress white silk
figured vests.
. The best patterns we had in
MdoC ~ Cheviots for mems suits have
McdSuTc been cut down to one and two
suit-lengths. We shall keep up the assert
ment. of course, but meanwhile here are
these honorable short ends to dispose Of.
They irresstibly suggest some attractive,
of-the-column offers in custom-talloreo
suits. Very wel,-
A suit from any one of IS patterns,
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Perhaps you know that
"yaru' IS one thing
and "Worstcd" quite
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WHITE STAR LINE.

~. xFw-yoRK- QUEENsTcwN- LIVERPOOL
N.,.stc- Nov. 10 Majestic. Tues. Dec. 10 moot
st;'psnic Nov. e. rooni Cy nrc. Dee II ~
T.utonic 49, Nov 30 hocn Germanic. 900. Dec p noon
7. 1eui VA Dec. - noo'
s1or rates N cymne $50 up. germanis. Britanr
,D1,is TSri Class Cymric Germans and Br,asn.e.
- ia, On Majestic ani Teutonic. S@i 90 Revenue 'A1
d ii0n Il. ....-., t.,..-...,-. ..,,v
~ WHITE STAR LINE.
per NJ IS North River. ONCE. bros iway. " !
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Dressing 'SaCque
Figures

PIclty, dlIu you pic
fer pretty one that doesn't cost much;
still, you wish gOOd one, isn't that sof
Look over this list, or the garments them
selves. We have studied for twenty years
to get that exact combination, goodness,
prettinesS, inexpensiveness. Here it is in a
thousand specimens. All sclid colors:
AT 6Oc-In gray blue pink cardinal; fitted back, fall
front; collar sleeves and edges finished with
crocheted zephyr; ribbon at neck.
At $l-Of heavy ederdown; turnover collar, sleeves
and edges finished with crocheted zephyr ribbon at
neck.
$l.50-Of edeYdown fitted back, full front; turn
over collar, bound with satin and closing in front
with frogs; ribbon at neck.
At S2.25-In gray, light blue pink, cardinal; ribbed
ripple eiderdown pointed collar, bound with satin
closing in front with frogs and satin ribbon.
At S275-Rpple ecerdown fitted back, full from;
large sailor collar, preily apPlqued with white;
sleeves and from. bound with satin; closing with
frogs and satin ribbon.
Others up TO 1915.
Second foo-. Fourth aye-Ts
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lettnrts ano tilccllnes.


I NNUAL MEETING Of the NEW YORK
II SOCIETY FOX THE RELIEF or WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS OF MEDICAL. MEN VIII be held az ne
AcadCny u Medicine Wefqcsday Soysnher 10 sgs At
T. " ANDREW 2. CURRIER N. D.. Sec
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Thirty Dollars.

You save about SIS over the accepted
tailor's price.
Second hoor Fourth avenu.
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1uhKN's NILE AND PALESTINE PARTIES

- Leave Jan 81 Feb ana - Long tours s. }. give
d DAYS az Coa=tiatinope. DAYS IN Athens. opion Of
=, weeks Ia T.ynt Palestine with $40 side TIP
:, ist Cataract o. NL.. So Gsiee TIP SCI. short
tV,,rs spending weeks 10 Fs'pg ans Palestine $3.50
s.aecisl Round World Parry. $500 Leaves NOV. 30
,zav.ii trio. $500. japan ana nina trip. $50
~ ~ e. CLARK III Broadway. y. Y.
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We did not expect
to have any occasion
to repeat this story.
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RArr-For al ages. e.
. ..s,l,. -, furis,rs
.App,ent.ce allowance claimed.

FIFTH RAcE-Hsndicep: fcr three-year-o.ds ard UP
ward one mile 100 yards.
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And here are some other values to keep
it company
A,75c. yd., imported to sell a; S125-Genuine Scotch
cbevio,,, in mixtures and checks; 81 in. wide.
At50c. yd, imported to sell at $50. French whip
Also. I'd, imported to sell at 75c-FIench Atwood
GRANTEES in eigA: choice coIorin2s; - m woe.
At oOc. yd made 10 sell al S my
Z, -....sa aud Fourtn avenue.
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qlMPMEluGlllEIMn
PACIFIC MAIL s. 6. co
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. S. co.

CCNARD LINE.
40 TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Fron, pIsr a. y r.. foot % ClarHson 80.
.l,-nbria Nov 70 10 A NJ campar.a. D 10. noon
Iucsria - Nov 20 I Z. ~ Unibr1.... Dee. = . \. "
Etr,1ria. 49,. Dec 3 A. 81 l-ucania.. Dec "a on
VERNON II BROWN CO, Gen Agents
ROWLING GREEN NEW YORK
4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ FAST TXPPf,SS SERVICE.
NEW YORK-eOl'THA NProN- LONDON.
Sailing Wednesdays al 10 \. u.
c, rouis ..... NJ. 10 - LUIS Dec
~ Paris ..............- ID = y
is,ri ...... 30 s.. Paul Dec p
RED STAR LINE.
,r-YORK-ANTWERP.
Every Wednesday at l. noon.
.sor,,vsrk SOY H. 'Nens!ngt 0r.........Ncv. 81
,''snd ~ Nov q Noordand. ........... Dec.
ri steamers carry only Second and Third Class
passe'IsT srfRSATloTAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
r,..- - s,n IS North River. O'1ce Bowling Green
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Here is one AZ Twenty
Dollars that will surprise
YOU. French china Of
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ChrysanthemumS;
Single Blossoms
and Plants

ue,ve ever seen. It's flower show you
should not miss. Cut chrysanthemums, a;
1sc Csc. and So. Plants, at Csc. Sue.
and 75c.
Main aisle. Broad"i!'
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THE RACIiTRACk.
A GOOD DAY FOR INVESTORS AT THE
JENNINGS TRACK

vo,-p OF TIE SIX FAVoRIrEs JUSTIFIED THEIR
HACKERS HOPEs-TWo JOCKEYS plsCi-
r,f~rD -NAIITR IN GOOD FORM
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For example, Tuxedo
Coats for men. The Tux
edo is a coat with a mis-
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The Price is soc. a yard.

Black and Gray
Black and Blue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-15

The best patterns we had in
Cheviots for mems suits have
been cut down to one and two
We shall keep up the assert
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23
THE ILLS OF WOMEN
And How Mrs. Pinkham Helps
Overcome Them.

Mrs. MARY BoLLNGER, 1101 Mariana
st., Chicago, ILL.,, to Mrs. Pinkham:
81 have been troubled for the past
two years with falling of the womb,
Ieucorrhea, pains over my body, sick
headaches, bacltache, nervousness and
weakness. tried doctors and various
remedies without relief. After taking
two bottles OF your Vegetable Com
pound, the relief | obtained was truly
wonderful. have now taken several
more bottles of your famous medicine,
and can say that ! am entirely cured, 4"
Mrs, HENRY DoRR, No, 500 Findley St.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, to Mrs. Pinkham;
For u long time l suffered with
chronic inflammation of the womb,
pain in abdomen and bearing-down
feeling. Was very nervous at times, and
Sogeak was hardly able to do any
Ting Was subject to headaches, also
troubled with leucorrh@a. After doc
toring for many months with different
physicians, and getting nc relief, had
given up all hope Of being we'll
again when read Of the great good
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound was doing. decided immedi-
ately to give it u trial. The result was
simply past belief, After taking four
bottles Of Vegetable Compound and
using three packages Of Sanative Wash
! can say l feel like new woman.
deem 1t my duty to announce the fact
to my fellow sufferers that Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable remedies have
entirely cured me of all my pains and
suffering. / have her alone to thank
for my recovery, for which / an CRATE
full. May heaven bless her for the
good work she is doing for our SEX"