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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-04-15
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever be mag
netic, full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No-To
bac' the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists Soc or 81. Cure guaran-
iced Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedv Co, Chicago or New York
Regular services at the NJ T.. Church,
Sunday at HOO A. M, and 7:3o P. M.
Sunday School at 1000 A. NJ. Thurs
day evening Prayer meeting at 1890.
Evdrybody cordially invited to attend
all the seryices..T. ID. LEWIS, Pastor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-04-15

Goodwin's ranch. MIR. Gun
ter is we'll pleased with the
country.
Mr.. Richards got an assay
from some Green creek rock
Saturday, which run S1oo per
ton.
Ed Hardesty and wife, OF
Portland, stopped a few days
in Hapster en- route to Elk
City.
O'Bannon & Clark received
a large invoice of goods the
past week.
RG Huston returned from
Butte Wednesday. Mr.. Illus
ton contemplates a big run
this season.
Mr. Johnson, of Spokane,
but late of Dixie, returned
from Spokane, en- route to
Dixie. Mr.. Johnson is highly
pleased with prospects for a
bright future and a rush foI
Dixie this year. MIR. John
son has a stamp mill on the
road and believes there will
be three more mills in Dixie
this season.
The bridge is undergoing
repair which has been long
needed.
Mr.. Turner, of Stuart, wa:
a caller Monday.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-04-15
AGRICULTURAL ANTS.
Wonderful Mexican Insects That
Till the Soil

rhcy Plant Fields OF Grain and BY Thels
Induatry aud Ingenuity Gain Sub
slstence in IN Almost Bar
rem Land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
GOLF.
w. BAYARD CUTTING, JR.. WINS THE
WESTBROOK CUP-CONSOLATION
PRIZE FOR KNAPP.

" Bavard Cutting ir won the Westbrook golf
tournament Islip Long Island yesterday. by
defeating Harry Hollins. jr In the final round The
match was at thirty-six holes and Cutting won by
3 up and ? to go. At the end OF the morning
round Cutting had gained d lead Of up Start
ing on the second eighteen holes in the afternoon
the first hole halved In ]. but Cutting
missed short put the second and Hollins got
It in 4. The next two were halved, and then
Cutting missed his drive and lost the NTH at .
to 6. This made the even. In going for
the sixth hole Cutting sliced his drive on to the
old Torillard racetrack and the ball landed up
against the fence From here ne made capital
iron shot and succeeded In halving the hole In
). At the turn Cutting l up. On the
tenth green Hollins had partial stymie, but he
went down. and the hole was halved. The elev-
enth and twelfth also halved. and on the
next. Hollins did precisely what Cutting had done
on the previous round. slicng onto the racetrack
and getting nasty lie Tor his second shot Cut
ting the hole In perfect 3 and was
up. The fourteenth halved; Cutting got
the next at to T. and the score stood dorme
In hts favor On the sixteenth Hollins failed
get down short put and the hole was halved
in 8. This gave Cutting the match.
Both players are Westbrook men, fact which
detracted somewhat from the Interest OF the con-
test FOR the crowd knew that no matter which won
the cup would remain at home. In fact some OF
the spectators tempted to Leave the links and
hunting. for ten deer were seen curing the after
noon on the edge of the woods near the NTH hole
The consolation finals at eighteen holes were won
by F. 4 Knapp OF Westbrook who defeated his
citbmate Harold Tappin by up and 6 to go; In
the semi finals In the morning knapp defeated = ",
Heach OF Meadow Brook while Tappn won from
George T.. Armstrong, Of the Staten Island cricket
club. The tie which occurred Friday Tor sec
Ond place In the handicap was also decided at nine
holes and Knapp that also. The scores were
Gross. Heap. Net
T. :. Knapp. W-stbruok - 90
l.. Gunthrr. NestbrooH
Frazier E-s,x county. Mass. W VI
Throughout the tournament none OF the prizes
were won by other than Westorook players, r..
suit that was highly gratifying TO the members Oh
that club The cards OF the final matches yes'er-
day were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
CANOING.

GOOD SPORT AT THE RRoOkLYN CLUB
The members OF the Brooklyn Canoe Club enjoyed
day OF rare sport yesterday, on the clubhouse. at
FIftv-fourth-st Bay Ridge. II was practically
the closing OF a series OF competitions which have
produced some OF the keenest sport which THIS
club has had in several seasons. In the nrst con-
test a fifty yards swimming race. Percy f. Hogan
ex Commodore Robert j. Wilkin Commodore HAIRY
NJ Datcr and j. +. Eastmond started. close ana
highly exciting race with turn. resulted IN COM
modore Dater coming in first; Robert j. NHklh'
second; Percy F. Hogan, third. and j. + Eist-
mond. fourth; time 05Sl4. IN the 1oO-yard SWIM
ming race straightaway j. r. Easimond came IN
nrst Francis NJ. Pinckney second ana 'onihouore
Harry NJ. Dater third: time. Ia 40
The challenge for the Rudd Pa'dhns
Trophy between Robert J. Wikn, defender ana
j. f. Eastmond challenger. resulted In victory
for Wilkin who sailed the Unqua. with the kinS
Orlofr Eastmonds craft. close up as the line was
crossed. 49,, .,...o ..,,,o
A very interesting contest was the three -mile
sailing competition, in open canoes -
was first run. then reach ana then peat Ahu
Commodore Harry VI. Dater carried his canvas tue
~ followed over the line by Robert J. Wilkin III
the Brownie, wiu Francis NJ Pinckney third IN
The Grace: time 4l23A. corrected time LOT me
winner IN the one mile and nan srai t,Ha
paddng race. drglc canoes, h0Dert j. WIKI
won i'm the Brownie with Harry NJ bateT seconu'
I'm The Creme de Menthe. and Francs NJ fiheNieS'
third. in the Graea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
Club this afternoon. ~
ATHLETICS.
ONE RECORD BROKEN AT THE MEETING
OF THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC AssOCl-
ALTON OF CANADA-NEw-YORK ATH-
rE,rIc CHR MEN DO WELL

ALTON OF CANADA-NEw-YORK ATH-
LErIc CLUB MEN DO WELL.
Montreal Sept. 2i-There only one record
broken at the fifteenth annual meeting OF ths
Amateur Athletic Association of Canada tnis aIter'
noon. This was In the l2O-yard hurdles, which WA
won by Kraenzein. OF Chicago. as he pleased
There were only three in this race, Bloss
of the New-York Athletic Club. and Howard, Of
Montreal being the other two. Boss was disquaii'
fed fer four the race run over, and Inc
Chicago man won in walk and broke oahaai@s
record. finishing in Il 80 seconds.
Two championships come to canada the mis-
run. which was gathered in by Brode. OF the
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association, AFTER
hard race and the shot-puttng contest won oS
George GRAY who is no longer carrying the New
York Athletic Cub colors. but registers rom |oio
water ontario. About four thousand people were
present In the other events the cnaWpiohsnps
vent 10 Americans. Following is the summary;
One hundred-ys final heab-M W. Long ~ l.
A. c. first; F. l.. stephen. w A. A. C.. Halifax seeo's'
J. " h. Tweksbury y. Y A. G., third. Time-o;io'
Putting sixteen pound shoGeorge r. Gray. Codwates'
Ont first; Arthur Smith VI. Is. G. second DstAnes-
Gray - IT, p. in; Smith. 40 T.. 80 In.
Mile run-A Brodie NJ. A. A., nrsi; A Grant AZ d
A e second; r. Grant, Cambridge Third. Time
4:35's. . a..
running high ,unp-A. c. KraenzIon. C. A. c. hr.t;
" G. Carol y. Y. \. g, second: F. C. "eooer' l. -
c A. Montreal third HeshT5 IT. sin In hesn-M W.
Long y Y \. e. first J. W. b. Tewskbury, "a i. a. ~
second: r. r. Irwin. NJ A. A.. third. Time-o;22 .
Throwing MY six pound weight flanasan ~ a. =
1, hrsr- r o. Rourke, \. H. A. C., T0rOnto sccon0'
pistances-J Flanagan, SO It. 5is In; oRourke ~ II.
Running broad jump. b. Bloss y. Y. A. G, nrss:
A. . Kraezlein .. A. Z. second; ID Robinson J. r.
A. \ A., Toronto, third Dstahoes-bosS' - H. ~ '-''
krsezein. ~ It. 1924 m =. - a..,. ~
BRAY " Y l. G.. second; George stephen NJ A. a. 49,
third Tlme-l:5sb. - ,,...,.i.
One hundred and TWEEN yard hurde-A c. kraeLlen
{. 4 C. nrst; /. O. Howard, NJ. A A. A., second: n "
Bloss y. Y A. g.. third Tlme-oloAs Vcahaosh 'ee''~'
Bioss disauane for fouling. . . !, n
Pole high jump-is. G. clapp, ~ Y c. hrst; X u;
psuIdng s. Y A e. second. Hssht-ciapp. 10 II.
In; Paudine. 10 n. In. - q, u,..~..
Throwing he sixteen pound hammsr-J' r1anssaaa::
Y Y A T. first: W ID. Hernon, y. Y. A. c. seconai
r O Rourke A. o. IL A g, Toronto tnsd. ~
Flanagan. III IT, 81 IN, Hetho"' ~" H. '7z '-'
Quarter mile rum W. Long. y. Y. 4. G. first; H.
II Marvel y }. A. G.. second George stephen. NJ. a.
A. A. third Time-O;3Oss.
dor other sports page nye)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
ARLINGTON CLUB ANNUAL ROAD RACES
THOMAS M'EvOY MAKES TIE BEST RororD-
mAN.Y SOLICITATIONS PRESENT

The second annual road races OF the Arlington
Athletic club held yesterday on Twenty sec
ond-ave.. brooklyn. before large gathering. In
the closed races Thomas Mctvoy proved 70 be- the
best rider In the club. The summaries.
one mile lchamponshipl- bv James \ GOODWIN.
jr Thomas NJ Eroy. second. william u Nhdron. thir1
m~-25--.
Halt mile boys race hRnd.ap)-Won hy Thomas r
Greene Palmetto Whcclmen scratch. william ~ In
FO's Be1f ri A. g. 90 yards), second Warren IL J"n
kim brooklyn 30 Nards thIrd. Time -l.3l.
Half-mie club championship Won Nv Thomas Nc
Evov. Walter I. Clark second, William w. Naldfon
third Time 20ii
Half- mile ,handcapj by Ar'nur J. Henressey
W. 4 =. c. as YARDS J. J Rennefmann, J. W.
lscratcA). second. Thomas J.. i0veJoy. y. \. G. W
(scratch). third. Time / isS
Two mile CAMDEN handicRpt-Won by J. !. Walhmann
and !. nennermnnn. Peconic whselmsn 'scra''h,:
yari1. second r v Williamson ara H. X fireman.
one mile handicap Won by !. J. Hennermnnn
Peconlc Whsemen tscratch Thomas J. LoNei"y. y" -
tlonai \ C. W 10 yards. second. j. j. Nnldmann
Bushwick Wheeinien "a YARDS third. Time 2 ~.
Three mile club championship Won b. James a
Goodwin ir; william II. waldron. second. Thomas VI
Evoy. third Time az
one nd one half mile club handicap Won hy lanes
J Thompaon as y1fdsj. william ~ Pluson 'scIti'm'
scond. Thom-s Mcf;voy scratch. third Tine 'D'7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25

t,e nS,2.. " LAFAYETTE, at Philadelphia.
M Wes, Point vs.: Lehigh West Point.
s~Sfth i re y. ~ei nekne t. "'''"''0"'
Brown vs. Boston College at Providence.
OCTOBER 20
PTineeon vs. Pennsyysnia state col,es- prnce,yn
Wesleyan Va. Amherst. Amherst
OCTOBER 20
Harvard " carlisle inaiass. .''' cambridge.
WESLEYAN Ns. Dartmouth. al Hanover.
pennsylvanis w. University os Chicago a, Philadelphia
Williams vs. Trinity at wtlamstown
swa2hmore W. Sew York nyrss,v ., Ohm FIELD
Lafayette vs. Naval Cadets az Annapolis
NOVEMBER ..
Princeton VS.. University Of Virginia at Princeton
s"ar'hmore vs. Pennsylvania Military College.
NOVEMBER ;
Harvard VS.. Pennsylvania at Cambridge
Princeton vs. West Point. at West Point
nrowA VS. hoston University. Providence
Sas SS' W. vs. i are at M Mi6IsseD
New York rni ivsqS al s sIrsi3. =, sv-.
NOVEMBER G.
swarthmore Franklin and Marshall
NOVEMBER $.
New York University NewJersey Athletic Club, at
NOVEMBER ~
la!e vs Princeton. at Princeton
Harvard vs. Brown. AT Cambridge.
corne vs. Lafsyete ,s at Ihs!an' at Philadelphia
Lehsh Annapolis at Annapolis Anna
Williams vs. Dartmouth. at Hanover
wesleyan vs.. Rutgers. at Middletown
S"arthmore -. Columbian
Trinity rs. University OF New York al Hartford
NOVEMBER 10
Wesleyan VS. Bowdo!n at Middleown
NOVEMBER 10
harvard W.. Yale at New Haven.
Brown VS. Dartmouth. at Providence
l<hlgh W. Dickinson Carlisle
amherst vs.. Williams. Williatnstow
Swarthinore Haverford.
colgate vs. New York University. at Ohio Field.
NOVEMBER %
pennsylvania VS.. Cornell. al Philadelphia
Lel!sh vs.. Lafayette at EastOn
SIDE LINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
THE WORK AT LAFAYETTE

Eas;on. Penn Sept. "a Special George NJ
Best has been elected captain OF The Lafayette
College football team. lie is the quarterback and
excepting Brag. fullback. IS the only veteran on
the eleven. The practice work this week until yes
terday. when rain nerfered. was productive OF
much good. Parke Davis. the coach. is well again.
and is giving the players the full benefit OF his
perence. lie says the new men active. snappy
and efficient, ard while he does not look for, nor
promise biz things this season, he is confident that
by next season Lafayette Will have good a team
as ever. The material is now on the ground. ali
that is required IS development.
The schedule Of games (as shown in another
column OF The Trlbune) is good one and Will
afford excellent practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25

Ithaca, ~ Y. Sept. 24.-Cornell won its game
from Colgate Percy Field to-day, but was I'M
able 10 prevent the visitors from scoring. Cornell
won by % 10 5. The stood % 10 0 AT the end
OF the first half. and the coaches deemed II ad-
visable TO put In substitutes in Ane positions. AS
a result. inexperienced guards and tackles were
unable TO Withstand the fierce onslaughts OF Cap
tain Cramp OF Colgate, when he started to go
through Cornels line. The left hslfback. Waite
also made big gains for his team: Tho feature Of
ander. Sweetand and starbuck made good impress
siOns on Cornels coaches. and Quarterback Young
did some sure punting but missed In his try for a
goal from the field Wednesday Cornell VIII play
Hamilton at Ithaca. The lineup OF the teams to-
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
SIDE LINE.
y ALES FIRST GAME.

OLD ELI OPENS THE SEASON by BEATING TRIM
ITY IS To
Hartford, Conn. Sept 2.-The first football game
OF the season for both Yale and Trinity yed
this afternoon Trinity's grounds and resulted
In favor of Yale IS to .. Despite the threatening
weather, there was a good attendance. Yale began
with more spirited playing than she has shown for
several years at the opening of the season The
Trinity men played well but were in poor cond-
uoi while all TIE Yale men appeared 10 be in
celient form. Yale, when the game easily well
IN hand, tried out several OF the reserve men.
Trinity plainly showed the loss of Lord. '9s last
years centre. The lineup:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
The summary follows:

The summary lOIIOMs.
Wes,bro1k cup FINAL round " Bsyari Cutting r.,
beat y y Holm, IT,. up ami 10
Consolation cup (seconi rpundt-E = Knapp. West
brook beat T. Z. Cnrk Englcwooi up and = to +.
o beach Meadow Brook leaf Alexander Morcn country
cub q Wo-t.hester. mp and 10 g. @ r. Armstrong.
Island cricket beat II. X. Dut al NesthOJk, "
~ and . ~ 30 Ha'oi Tappln "e-tbr0oA. beat W. IL
Guuther Westur1Ok. uV and q
semi hna round Knapp beat Bssoh up and 20 g.;
TapfAn beat Armstrong /
final round Knapp beat Tappin NJ and 70 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25

PENNSYLVANIA, n: FRANKLIN AND MAR
SHALL. o

Philadelphia, Sept 4.-The University OF Penn
svivanIa football team played its first game OF
the season to-day. defeating the Franklin and Mar
shall eleven by a score OF 81 TO 0. The Red and
Blue played with a dash in the first haf and rolled
UP "A points. In the second half the Pennsylvania
team was composed principally Of substitutes, and
nm, little effort was made 10 up a big score.
Hart McCracken and Captain Outland played brill
nj football and the entire eleven showed better
form than for a number of years Pt this early date.
The lineup:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
ANTIQUES. SILVER CCRIOs.

AT LANTHERs ART GAILEhr.
s5t .rn AVE- NEAR ?GTH-sT..
on exhibition and for sale. nne skeciinens
81 NCO pErAiI.lE, ~ IRE. IissJ,'
scJIItEYl.V. CIAIRIN ~ Ess. RoSst.
JOHNSON. VEHNFsT pESGOSFh VELt
KAMAlERER NAT'rFAU. etc; s'lt
tor~s. miniatures OLD diamond levels. hrdD
guns rhlelt-. yHtasRn-. silver cprc'ia,'S'
=, aisr nrH ruff srf rr'i-rts No. .''.
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aur AsAN ACCOMPLISHMENT

.>.e-~->sJ>s.es>e>l 49, - =,
fSsTUt-, 'rfOE GIVES.--nrawing palm
INK. miniature. sketch classes. pen ana
ink wash. rorinal work fnr t-achers
.f'',, mems o.. - S,TtFPMHR
HORNS TEACHERS AGENCY. 3 Eas,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25

CARLISLE. 4s; BLooMsBrRG SCHOOL, Q.

Carlisle, Penn. Sept. 2i.-The Indians to-day de-
feated the Bloomsbury Normal School football
eleven by the score Of 43 TO o. The Indian rushes
too heavy for Bloomsbury and the red men
they pleased. The lineup:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
ABOUT THE HAIR.

MISS PHILLIPS perfect remedies for
falling hair. badness. reduced. book VITA
evsrv hot'le A. Acker. MerrHll q COndits,
5.th st and shave. ChumaTs. 2Sf-st.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25

lawn Golf Club. OF Bridgeport the latter's links
yesterday in a team match of eight men on a side
and won by a score OF 26 TO S. Findlay S. Douglas
the amateur champion. headed the Fairfield side
and beat his opponent, W. y. Wheeler, by up.
SUBURBAN TEAM DEFEATED.
The Suburban Golf Club team. Of Elizabeth, Wis
tied the Marine and Field Clubs links, at Bath
Beach. Yesterday. and beaten by the Marine
and Field players by score Of 20 TO 8. Summary:
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ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.


VOTGKMER & ZIMMERMANN, look
M,do-. a,d ,uanufactur~rs Of advertising
novelties. ceilulold goods spec atty w
church -
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BICYCLE RACE At AvONDALE.
r. swIcK. OF BELLEvILLE WINS THE FivE-MrLE
HANDICAP.

HANDICAP.
Avondale y J.. Sept. % 'spccIaD-Nearly two
thousand people stood in drzzng rain TO wit
ness the nve-mlle handicap bicycle race over the
Washington.ave course this afternoon. The start
and finish were I'm front OF Germans Hotel. Owing
to the rain the ground was very soft ana The speed
OF the riders much essened. Several OF the riders
were treated 10 a mud bath by falling from their
wheels, and OF them were badly cut ana
bruised although none were seriously hurt IN"
Judges were Barney ilalnes. Of Forest Iiill. ana
Howard Eveand, Of Bloomfield. Harry Downer
was time keeper There were iify-cight starters.
forty-nine Of whom finished The race was won BY
f. Swick. OF Becville: time II minutes. NJ Simp-
son Avondale second. +. T.. Knapp, East Orange
third; j. II. Moore. Belleville fourth. The frs,
prize Myrtle racer: second prize, pair Chase
tires; third prize lamp fourth prize bicycle SUIT
The time prize. silver napkin-rtn2, was won py \.
Michel. Jersey CITY. time. II minutes There was
considerable dissatisfaction over the awarding ~
second place to simpson, az il was said that he dii
not ride over the entire course. The managers OF
the affair viii investigate the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
UANDfCAPS AT ARDSLEY.

The Ardsley golfers held their usual weekly handi-
cap yesterday In which II Gayley won in Class
4 and q Roardman I'm Class B There was also a
putting match for women, FOR which eighteen en-
irles were received The winner Miss Lock
wood with a score OF a. Summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
ANNUAL RACE MEET AT CRESCENT OVAL.

Plainneld y j.. Sept "a (SpeciaD.-A drizzling
rain set In this afternoon when the annual race
Of the Riverdale Field club. at the Crescent
oval half concluded. Despite the wet. ire
races were continued and run OF according 10
the programme The track was In poor shape but
the riders did well and made close finishes IN
every contest. Five hundred people were present
While there were several spills on the far turn no
was seriously injured. The five-mile HANDICAP
was the OF the day. with thirty five starters.
aud was sensational. The summaries follow
mile novice Won By Joscph !. Boand. Rahwa}.
Frank Z. BOanG. Habway. second. CHARLES EmbietVn'
W~sthed. third Time-2.45s -. e..
one nile iopenj-Won b. Ray Dawson. Boonton w, /.
Wahienbergcr Brohyn second. Hamilton Crisp. Irea''h
tlir. Tme-23ss,.
we miles (handicapl-won by Michael Burke. Pain
field yards. Frank T. Bosnd Railway 400 yards,
second. Joseph j. Boani 400 yardD. third, Time 80
one mile thhndcap,-Won by +. ". RIGHT. Ne" YORK
YARDS. ". X. Grim"sby. Montcair 100 YARDS, -
onG: Gus Weisng New-York l20 yaris,. ,h'rd Tine
2:2O3s 49,
Two miles pandem,-Won by George =. ". Nelraees
ard Joseph II Tttbrel New brunswick. Stanley Getr'y
and Howard Bedell New York, second Eugepr Richter
William J. Dodd. Plainne.d third. Time o'V2's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
OK THE MORRIS COUNTY LINKS.

The Morris County Golf Club resumed activity
yesterday with number OF interesting contestc
The first of series Of approaching and putting
matches for the Secretarys cup. presented by Ar
thur Berry was played and W. e. Van ]. Sutphen
proved the winner with total OF a. Each con-
testant WAS required TO play three holes and a
styrnie on two successive rounds. Second place re-
suited In tie between Robert d. Foote and Mrs
william Shipper. who each scored %. Inc otner
PLAYERS finished follows:
J. l. Blair jr -; W. D. vanderpo9l, p; Mrs 40 Dean
p: Mrs NJ NJ. Van Buren, u N NJ Van burs", ~ g.
Little 2s: Miss L. T. Bell 30 A. II. Beard 80 j. Tying
20; A. v. Frost. 20: H. l.. Chandler 20 Miss Helen
shelton 20: Robert Grannis, 80 Mrs oliver Adams 80
Miss swords 81, Miss Alice Day 81: Miss Hoy. 81;
William shpp-n. 81 Miss Bushnell 81 T. $ Kip 80;
r. b Richardson 49, Miss KIP 80; Miss NJ g. bryn'
33 W Is Lord 80: g. ID. Beckwth. 80 Miss Wills, "a
Miss Raymond "a f. V Nichols. s5: Oliver Adams
as Mrs Dickson. So j. H. Forbes. IS; Miss C. o. VIII
lis 30 and c. A. Kip 40
The team match OF five side between the Morris
County and Scranton clubs was most interesting,
the home club winning by 10 to J. Nanderpoo ahc
Huntington tied. with the following score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25

FAIRFIELD WINS FROM BROoKLAWN
The Fairfield County coli Club played the Brock
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.

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MILES MESANDER DAWSON. Consult
lrR ArfuaTy Advice on ir-uf ance
Room 5:s. Bowling Green BUILDING.
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ARTISTS MATFRfALS. pictures ana
framinx: large variety. moderate prices.
he's, attention given customers. HART
MANN. ~ Union square
LARGE ALBUM containing ten y.
tattle shin. cent postpaid on receipt %
mice. 80 cents THE PALETTE ART
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Tn the handicap for Class b players on the 'res-
ent links In Bay Ridge yesterday, the following
cores were returned:
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AWNINGS.
ALUMINIUM NOVELTIES.

Ar.r-MlNtfM SOUVENIRS In large variety
at REYMOSD & GOTTLoBs. whoiesaI-
ers and retailers, S3l Broadway. near Ism
81 Downtown branch. 70 Cortsnd'-s'''
lIaverPver Bldg
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
TEACHER. Lady. former public school
teacher. desires pupils, English branch
es arithmetic grammar, specialties. vety
thorough: pure Partisan French. music.
TEACHER. ONCE 2.Oo6 3d-sye.
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GOLF AT THE NEW-BRUNSWICk CLUB
Elizabeth. y j., Sept. ~ (Special.-Ihe match
between the New-Brunswlck Golf club and the
Town and Country Club. played on the links or
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q DECORATORS.
ARTISTIC PICTURE PRESENTS.
DREssM MAKING.

DRESSMAKER.-By the day, misses
wear . specially. DESIGNER. l++ Co
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