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mtsrnnIt,t.
Najur Tnltons Ititamente.

Ifosoe Waj. .. 6. Jultons efters
luote SeItamente bleO fprIeosn Dag
uubnet for Stiftsretten / .Subion. Oct
itrep fig fra 1894. 8Grbisn al gOst
a%n1ludss iii 100000. Wrs. Sutton
os Sobn .. Co.'s n9pnss Tom Grstu.
torer. 5ormuen ital forbeIes ubeluts
tenoe blanbt Samiliens Wieolemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-11
1tti,t,trrptu.
anholnt ipn %Talifmnnturr

Soiepb Plibal, GuloImeb / Silper
Sate, blsp forleosn Dag ION 4rreItant
fert til 8IencOe og inoiai / 5angIlst
otr'tebs. 9un bsitplotes for Salt
mpntneri % bar tilItduet fin Stplo.
Plibol laoeoe en- Sorm al 8ibs / en-
ubrtas'e rg fabritereoe Sslooolar5
pao ben Woaoe. SolurItntterne er
9pot efteraiorte, men al en- ouarlig
&ompoiitiou.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-11
Efal IN iGttes Wirfiomhtb.

N%ortbipeItern Yadina Gompanps
NnlGg % 2.870 Ncres Gano er iolst
til Iberpn 9opis Tom Repr9ientant
for PengcmGno / Siour Sails. Sps
rinoelig toiteoe bette anI99 omtrins
$4,000 600, men blep ioI9t for minprs
eno bsnne Sum. 9ure I'll Rspsnue
Clamps meoeit Der ca. $1,000. Del
pil p0re / YirtIombeb eftsr lite Mai.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-11
ut Bar %llou6unclier.

Or. j, 70. Moffit / 0saopppo blsp
/ Snsoags al 8uuernsr See uonGpnt
til Wsolem al Staten8 Sunobsostoms
mission efter Or. Servings / Sot
Springs. Summs Dag ubn9pnte ban
German s. Barter til Spipnsmano
for Sugt % 5iiferi / Douglas Gpuntp.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-11
I'm b,lsiifs ssspols.G rptsitiOu

I'm bsl9iife Seopols'@rptSition.
Ranqe Rorbm1no sr meb, og ben
bslgiIts SDbpolssG Expedition bar iads
lsbes en- ier.gen Snt.resie for os.
9interen itunosr MI til pud ben 'pos
li9s Sdlptugls. Og GIpsoitionen er
berfor tommsn norboDer til SDoames
rita. Snoen ben bl.p binbrst al Js,
beiunbt ben fig | R9rbeosn al alerons
Der Sslanb. Den tr9ngte frem til II
@ruoer So Winut,r ipolig 8rsooe,
oltiaa iua langt Spo. ION bet 1oerlt,
H9s al Horae filter op | Roro. Den
bapbe iaolebss Is Or. "a Wiin. igien
til polsn, mebens Rauisn fun bapoe
8 Or. as Min. igjsn til ben mooIatte
pol.
Grpsoitionsn bar opodgst nne Gam
be, npe 9aoitr4tninger Og npe 9uItd.
rer.
Z Suni 90 osot Gsttndnt 8dnco,
iom lsbsbs be magnetic Sb%ierDdtios
ner. Den ungs Roromdnb Binde
Cgpinge) osos en- Stuno isr. Gan
par en- ubmGrtet Ie9ner og lspsreoe
S%quitrutioner for Grpsbitionsn. 8
Septem6er bite 56ermometret A.
8rabsr unoer Nul, og non leo od
meget al aulosn.
Grpsoitionsns Gbei. Gsitnant Ger.
lahe, bar meo bet tp'te 8amp'ttb
"aarnod" isnot en- lang Snoberstning
til ben belgiit. aoniul / W~onteoioeo.
!San agter at opoblos iig | 9uutu
grenas Gotta Rica) | ire Waaneoer.
for iua at saa ipbOOer igjsn.
abesRnim bolo.r pua flu sslpfanoishto
aeiier W.nslit bar a%f'taaet ben
frantic R.gisrinss Jororing ON, al
n1s Yarer, iom uofsrss fra qbsss
iinien, itulos goa poe ben irunitt
6upn Rus Subitil. 2iasfda bar asis
isren unoiluaet Jig for at bjslpe Rus
lamb iii al erboeros Robeitd ira Sta
lien. 6dn pil hsGsr lite tiQaoe Rus.
lamb al omodnns ben d6esIinite 6RI
pso at title ben uroer ~rusiiite CHices
rer. 5or at inoimigre iig isnote GSar
Nitolui tDitbare 5or9rirgsr iii Wsue.
iii, nemlig $1,000 RiIsr, 100000
Yatron.r oe Here Wuitintanonsr
Sat for bin 8~snligbso," ia ben a6ss.
Unite Negus; men bin gjsrnstlo iaar
ou 6oloe bprts."
Ten sule fars uil iorbinot ia mob ben buio
Sislge Observation-Disclosures ira Ys.
ting iii Ct. petersburg sr Der itiftst
ct 5orbunb mslsm Sdpan og Gbind
Oct er brngt iitnnb al Wartien al
Sto, Tom itreO ben iapanits 8runolor
oa tibligsrs bar Ssritsminiiisr, og bel
n9rmeite 6ormduI nal p9rs al beDart
China for 6binsierne. Sto bar ion
5ulomGatig for Witdoosn unoeritret
BET en- bsmmslia Gusrcnstomf met
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Sanrcopnr1ttrre | Meof.

ira Nmes bsrettss Sorsoo0:
SlorsoOQen9 Yrooram for Solpu
et1te Breeders Nsicciatiou, Irm nu
bar NtrNe her / Ypsn, bar iGroeIeS
Irtr'siunt % bel9rsnos for Sodropz
Stoiterns. 6adrstlipnings, Somitesn
ON titsrmioouesn bar sopt belrQt. %
''r 5ntertSie lneoes for 1agsn. Vroz
srommst ON Nitensn / Goue9etS &as
nj osItOo al Saler al W. M. Searos
Thar, VrGiiospt for Mines Iericultuz
mI College; 8sor9e u. 6runtltn.
V'1ilosnt ior Soma Sbsep 9retosrS
association, % s. Gents Draper ira
e4td9o m. Il. Om 5ormlopaSm op.
'0'''s Here Nfbnnolinger, % Gmner
'0rersnoe 5aarincuItrien brsftsoss.
SrGthni iansr Ia! lcus ia9rbt sin .
&on;rdtttommisiionen for Stdtcns
'1'ntIl9e Nnitalter ttr 5:'t let IL la
" oP'sre en- 6dbrit peo ct al 3u9tbus
ltnt Tor S%llOirtning al 9ino.bpsIing.
! anamoia Og Sort Mabiipn SGngs
l'trs Rnoes Der ca. 100 Sanger.
J'sr InomOia bar bet pGret nGitsn
l'i1uIl9t at inbe 9eTtiaftisslIe for
"'N; al rem 8runo bar apmmisiios
nh oe'Inttet at 9isr. 5orIs9 meo
''0o'3Ds'tn9 6abritsr. Der 0ipres
TIL Sere9ntn9sr upsr SmtoItningerne
.''0 at tda ct ~Iuuount 5oretasenoe iut
'so09' r9 bet looer til. at Den pdd.
.oO''' 6dbrit bill tunne irembrinQs
s''I't'porten at ben Dianoos ginoe
,'''in9, lom brusss i Soma, % nsos
.a''e Vriien ira 25 til 80 9rpcsnt
,o~rln'nItgnet meb ben aisnnsmInits
NSt Sruit pris / be fioSfe 0lor.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-11
Gsttbors tassr ct ui9tist efriot.

9braabet / 6Dt,borg bar ~beIluttst
at tjsbe ct Sporpognsislitabs Rstti9s
beber og ftol betale 10000 for benz.
Gnbnu er bet lite beii.mt, ON aom'
mun,n i.lp ftal bpgge e~lettrii, Spors
peie % brine BEN ellsr ubI.i. Rett.n
til uo.ns og inbenlanoIt. SelTiab.r,
Tom isger 9spilgning.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-11
Wcrncns itpri.e Elcuator.

Den ferite &pntrdtt benimpo Sps
ferelien al ben mitsrite Glsoutor / Der
Den blep / Sorsooas Gilluttst / Ct.
Yaul. Den sr for Great Northern
Sernbaneielftdb. Shmibt Bros. /
Weit Superior fit Sontruttsn for
8runomuren, ION iiploe osres gnbuo
Ital tcIte $4,000. Den tiGmpsmGsiigs
GltDotor. Ipm Hal fua Plaos / Wsit
Superior, oil blios bnoost al Staal %
fomms til at tote 100000. Sir
% fGroig ian ben buie 6,500,0O0 Yus
ibsls Sorn sler 2,5OO,COO mere END
ben 'tgrite MI eri'tsrsnoe Glepator, fan
mootoQs 0psos, Mais, 6lar % SABRE
% ital pGre furoi9br9aet en9un9 /
Sanuar fsrIttommenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-11
ung 6uinoe Drnfnrt.

Ntiis Soa goS orufnsos Onsou9
Iften unbsr 5oris9et pua at iGtte ooer
Barn Greet meo ct !0eitsipuno, for
tGles fra Su~nesbOrO., lllptten bGnbts
~ Wil / Spo oerira. Den unge
Dame 6eionot iig oa paa 9eisn bjems
opsr. Deb famine 2sili9bso orutneos
ogida ben enc al !6titenc.
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,rhmnrilb.
rnan.arits.

sortrn, 9iTf]
,aaun SItnfa j
ct btohf ST''l /
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-23
Leeust erovo

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Elmer Strawser's child has been very
sick.
Marie smith was visiting at home
oyer Sunday.
Francis Deal was visiting at John
Deals last week.
Mrs. Emma Kelly has been ilt with
something like grip.
j. }. Kelly is about well again from
q severe attack Of grip.
James McGiunls las moved his fam.
lly TO jonathan spINers.
VIM. l. smith bYu9hta Guo loo of
yoarliBg cattle Of Joha Smith.
The Attendance nf our school has
been reduced ty the cold weather
Melvin Cupp has been working for
Isaac Gusetadn during tue hue sleigh
INK.
allen Frankhsusor nnd isaac Guse.
man are each preparing 10 burn e lime
Kiln.
Marshall Horned. vito and child.
we're visiting at Frank Kcllys lart
y. ~. Smith Is 81 home from thc
weather.
Miss Lena Guthrie, who his been 90
Terra Aiti for ON time, is now visit O..
ing 90 home.
- -. Spilter did not SO home ON last
Friday night as usual, on acc0unt OF
Che cold weather
Quite "a number of pesplc bavo
been hauling croestIGs co. Ir.endayillc.
siHce the coed shedding.
We have experienced the coolest
weather durig The pasl tW % weeks our
OLD cst citizens have ever felt.
The first case in our district 81 the
ompoleorv school Law WIS heard
before qni re Wolfe dt LcnoN, JOE
ccatl.. inc case was dismissed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-23
IsessAl,s.

UcrrSspordencs Of The Argus.
Mr. aud Mrs. AsA Sloires are very
poorly with the grip
February, though hort on DAYS. has
bocn long on weather.
"On the snow. the beautiful snow.
Filling the sky and earth below"
Time advances like the slow, 1T t,dr.
but Totreats like the swiftest current.
j. :. Loar attended the funeral ut
his br",hcr David Loar, OF Oakland,
last weck.
Jamcs Ashburn. OF Parkersburg. has
been In this vicinity visiting relatives
Tor soRe time,
EsrA 1ects, ot near Rowlesburg, was
visiting at Nicholas Gross several
days last Ne, ,
The Sav-mm belonging 70 Grove
jackson, at this plaec, closed down
during the last cold suap,
The SNOW covered up the mud, at
any rate, aud u little less OF the beau.
t,toi would have been IA plenty,
Rev Charles Oehletroa will com.
menes = protracted meeting at Beth
lehem, Monday night the goth.
Thomas r. Lsar and wife went TO
Ridyvdale sunday, where they will
visit her parent,, Mr.. and Mrs. ttolt.
NJ. aud Mrs Frank Philips we're
spending Monday atJ. =. Dunn's, Mr..
Dunn is in Pennsylvania, canvussing.
The man who falls in the snow drifts
now is very lucky, if he doesn't break
anything norc than u resolution or
two.
Hermon Collins, of Irondale, is n
frequent visitor a: Mrs. Helms. He
VAS spending a fOw days there this
week.
Della and Ethel Keefoyer, have re.
turned home, after a pleasant visit
among relatives and friends ut Tun.
Melton.
Locals are very scarce at this time,
rs the writer has bean completely
showed in and could not get out to
hear the news.
We are glad to hear that so many OF
our soldier boys have returned home,
and we will gladly give them hearty
welcome hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. J.. Bayles and Olevia
Fairfax were spending last Tuesda,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bayles
near Gladesyille.
Alice Keefoyer and sister, of Graf
ton, arrived here last Saturday anC
will remain some time visiting theii
uncle David Keefover and family.
W. Is. Brown, Of Browns Mill. had
the misfortune 90 loose two very mic,
yearling calves during the late cole
spell. Also Eliza Turner lost a small
calf at the same time.
We we're sorry TO heuT OF the dealt
Of Mr.. samuel T. Liaton, Of |Independ
cnce, who had been confined To hi
room for the past month with la griI
and ~rheunatiain lie was Inferred ia
the CHA desville cemetery, Feb. 10, 1890
ELLA Rec.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-23
Uudouville.

Correspondence ofriig Argus.
Churiio Rogers mas been quite sicl,
With neuralgia.
Ebert Boice was at Morgantown on
business last week.
There is quite a revival going on at
the Gordon NJ f. Church.
John /. Ijnn is visiting his old home.
Ira's friends are always glad u meet
him.
). z. Linton. one Of Prestops best
citizens, vas buried here the 10th
inst,
George Lyons, "a returned soldier, Is
visiting in our town and attending
church at Gordons Chapel.
Samuel Rodcricls, one Of our oldest
citizens, quite sick at this writing
He is threatened with paralysis.
There is lots of grip IN our vicinity.
The cases are to numerous 20 mention,
but none are seriously sick At this
writing.
Harvey Shafer and wife attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Skaters grand.
father, Mr.. Cornwell, who was buried
at Herring.
The Gladesyille church set there
foot on Congressman Roberts, Of Utah,
yesterday. If the constitution OF the
United States accords him his seat, wc
believe he should have IL. We are in
favor of standing by the constitution
at all times. Away with making war
upon Philippines
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-23
A Forerunner of the Most
Fatal Disease.

Though its offensive features
+ sometimes almost uuhearable.
few people are aware of the danger
of which Catnrrh ia tho forcrm-
ner. Catarrh invariably leads &C.
Consumption. Growing worse and
worse each winter, those who rely
upon the usual treatment of
sprays, washes and inhaling mix
lures find that it is impossible t.
check the disease with those local
applications which only reach the
surface. Tho offensive discharge
increases all tho while, causing a
feeling of personal dehlement, and
gets deeper and deeper until it is
only n question of n short time
until the lungs arc affected.
The Importance of the proper
treatment can therefore be readily
appreciated. But no good what
ever can DO expected from local
applications, as such treatment
never did cure Catarrh, and never
will.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-23

iAVA AeWf
A package OF photographs from
Frank Lazicr has been received by his
relations here, aud q box containing
his effects is enroute 20 this country
lie left word with one Of his friends in
the navy what disposition TO make Of
his money, but left no written will.
H. is said that he has not collected any
Of Isis wages nor his PRIZE money sinee
he has been with DeveY's fleet lie
was iu the battle ~ Manila. iu My.
1893. ard will thi g he entitled 20 a
SHIRE OF The prize mOaeY for the SDau-
ish vessels DESTROYED there lie re-
quests that enough money b. used for
70 monument 90 his mothers grave
MorgdHtOwn Post.
"Briar Blossoms Is the title Of a
neN book TO 10 issued by the Acme
Publishing Company. Of Morganto~n,
W. Va, about March lst. 1899. The
work will consist OF stories. pOcs1s.
and sketches from tho pen Of Howard
Llewsllyn Swisher. 70 young West Va.
author Mr.. Swisher Is "a graduate OF
the state University and n member
OF the State Editorial Association, and
his new book will contain the very
pretty poem read before the Associa.
ton at the Weston meeting Some of
the pieces contained iu the volume
have appeared In periodicals hereto
fore. but much Of tho matter Is new.
The book wall contain about one hum
drod ami CITY pages. and will be nut
ON eule Tor one dollar per copy, pos'
paid.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-23
A word TO The wise Is sumclent

Elv's Cream Balm has completely
cured me % catarrh when everything
else failed alfred W. Stevens, Cald.
we'll. Ohio.
Elv's Cream Balm works likc a charm:
10 has cured me of the most obstinate
case OF cold in the head; ] would not be
without it.-Frea'k Fries, 2S3 Hart ST..
Brooklyn, n Y.
A iOc trial size or the soc. size Of
EIv'a Cream Balm will be m,iled
Kept by druggists. Ely Brothers, 30
Warren St, y. Y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-23
Resolutions or Respect.
Polly GUYsAxr

Whereas death ias visited Our church
and community and taken awav from
ms tie wife 81 our beloved pastor. Rev.
81 - Natter. therefore.
RESOLVED That we tender our sin
eeIe -vmpatbv 90 him AMI his mot4rr-
less daughter 100 iris their sad brrpave-
ment With % PRAYER 60 tine lica yeHly
Father that Ills presence ami love
may be the re- iu rich abundance.
Passed by Kingwood 81. H. sunday
school.
sunday, Feb -, 90.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-23

lief and found only disappoimi-
mept IN local treatment will find
1T wise to waste no further timo
ON sprays, washes, inhuiing mix
lures, etc, which arc only tempo
rary and can not snvo them fror,
Consumption. Catarrh IS deep~
seated blood disease. s. $. s. is
the only remedy which can reach
the very bottom of. the disease
and cure 1t permanently.
Books sent free by the Swift
Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-23
Those who hnve had ,lre lrzh

touch ofCatarrh
will s0vee endless
EUguriiG vtn
ing the rig5
remedy at ti4I
out sot. Olhcil
who have FOO
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-23
Catarrh Leads
to Consumption.

II had such n severe casc of Catarrii
that lost nay hearing in une ear, aud
pert Ot the bone in any n,ise Sloughpd
of. i wns constantly tccated VITA
sprays aud WASHES. but each winter
the disease seemed to js~yr 70 iirp,~e
hoid Gn me, I hwl lun;iS hcou a.
ciared incurallr Vlcp 1 decided ~
try ) :. =. "a >ocsaci "a gpt rirht 80
the SCAT Vf fhet liseatr. ard cured lMg
permanently, fw = itu p q no tOncia
of O0tsrrh Tor spt,sl 5 ans.
Minis JoslSuNs reinLI.,
Due Meet, 5 g."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
.,.,.s, rvAN a MASSACHUSETTS TECH,

,,.sa,.,ocn Conn. OCT q Csp<caD.-Ihe football
49,. af,e,noon between Wesleyan and Massa
s..,,e Institute Of Technology vas one s.aed ana
''''-l..,,, result,ng ~ Il victory for Neseya'
=, score Of Al TO Wesleyan fumS 81 Daiy "a a.
,.es but succeeded = scoring amos Hsl-rs wte5
81 sat l''.e' red he bah fumtle BY W er,a
- II was Techs h'e S1tu "''N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
rRrN,ry u. AMHrRsr ~AGsIEs

TI--,f--1 r0r- a., = -Tra'fy defe7'1l 10
.r,te-.. .Ae,.,.' his aferncon 70 silbooffs
.1.,....d batt.e ~ a score CT le 10 Tn feature
of lie g.me w4s the aae hns hu s-ns ana s'5iH'.
,re p, syolax u Trinity. and TIE yIn'N- ~
H.lrau Of lie "Agsies, ne ti-ii.gss rs Win
ftaD syre.ed due Ir.nrlI-ly 70 ~ 80 49,.
INV ne ara.k f--.1--h - W u---- ------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
.-...,.er.1rI- " a. {. - 80 y. v z. 4. .

p,oDstn y y. oct 2 (speciaD-The arst foot
...,. 20 the season al the Peehsh.l Military
.l,sen. vas played today. Their opponents were
.,e team O.. the youns Mems Christian As. ocia-
,,o, ~, sing slus The PeoAslll Military Acadens
,-, Nv a score Of 70 o. The score "'s made 10
e. minute n the last hat. when the --l
'.~ $3.50 o. ne ff.eer-yaYd lno - PeeAsklll
, %1S az watt the nafback q Tie M...iaIy
ls.sso@6v. captured the pis.An ano q" a ta .a 81
@-@-.'''' ,--'res secured ioucncoNn ana hckel
nae' -''' 20 N Jus, hficea .onds play Ia o.
'rt.tsday ne NAt.IL Aca-e!ny 'til, VI, t.. i'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

Kendall scored through left tackle ~
harVards tackle plays we're invincihlA Wv the
.ttM.e lac.lcs Harvard soon again pushed no ne
out or danger ~ ''' OH" N'-H'~
he second half saw Hapeood and Richardson
t"i lnuCn G,ouno Donald was s.rOns and Camp
nf laEeq beautiful game. especially under :. Ks
.1-I gay" heic brown ana by line bucklng pus he'd
- 't tWehN-nFe ward line where Ellis went
laIors9 ltit centre Tor touchdown when Vas not
"a C"ta because Burden had held his opponent
L.eA, Harvard took the BAH on a tumble and
sC2re1 10y steady gains on both sides Of Holir -s-
g.doa Win the bail in the middle OF the field The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
a1rrArIoNs MANTED

1ltlr
c0s~F1fs~ -~-l--es aged - height
, .-o, IS l.cres. god ape -snce tree
.r.. rrfr~r-rr. .-rf o.-f ft-
;a-- MATTHEW 81 CRAY ~ Easf
Iltr-st
cls-I1iAN Be Young --io--l re-
ra r-.s. o. -r ter.til.s nis '-7ss 3f-
~era-- .e~-.raf references ca ~ &C.
rr. .-l .E.t. f~-h-sf
Coz chm y Single. l..E -tt
4-st class groln drives. ~ ll-
t-- wac. g. ie-a+r. cf'v lr cosr
,h.rruralv competent. rets-e0~s MAY
LC-K. a42 Br1o-~af. tr-nN s'crs.
L~EFJI~NAN-Bv coly-l wan. ~ .~.-
t--- family. o. waiting cl- - rr1-
-irr-s. Rec. references Cal III W@s'
llJ-r So.
USEFUL Man -Bf o-iJffl mar. -
~ O. any a.ng y. nDD.@. 80 o---.e.
USEFUL MAN-COoK --8f man ar.
0f- -.7e.. Ell woman r-e ~0 ts
ls-.. Co.. second Be-, GO.
... .~ c.lr Fab al week. rs West
.>I N.S -rr .s~-'.r-- ..- --s.-
ness '-It- .sar r. 1ce fron as-
ens4o.e. 80 r-r--.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
COLUMBIA Az EASY WINNER.
~ SPITE OF POOR DEFENSIVE WORK SHE
SCORES IS TO AMHERST's o AT
MANI ATTAIN FIFTD

SCORES Is TO AMH kRST'S AT
MANIIATTAN FIELD
At Manhattan Field yesterday afternoon the Co
lum5ia football eleven met and easily defeated
the Amherst team b. % l. 20
The ar was crisp and keen with slight
wind from The northwes;-ideal football weather
Twelve hundred spectators shivered and choe-al
In the grands.and Tho viaGuct was black VITA
people tor whom there was good view r, no ex-
perso. because o. the removal Of the root of the
cranl.tor1
Both e'eyers were ragged IN their defensive play
They partly redeemed themselves. however ly their
strong offence Colur 3ia seemed 90 Jack tie snap
AID spirit OF her playing last week Ills was
are PROBABLY 70 the absence q Coach Sanford. WHO
lad gone 10 Nsw-Hsven 10 set a line Oh Ya.e.s
play
Wilson. Jones and Larendon fumhled often CO
iuuba made most o. her cams BY continually BIZ X
ns the opposing hight tackle Amherst on tae
other hand resoTied 70 END plays with ia.r s---
cess
The game was called At 20 when Herrick ki-kea
tte bah 10 Coi-mtias iNenty-h. e-yard inc 10 NA-
:c.. b. ran back ten yards Larendor biz Am
hersts right tackle for two and then again .or
thee yards Morley skirtod LETT end Tor to1r ya-.s
and on repetition O. ne play gained twenty
ysrss After Inc I.atges OF four and Eve yards
each ov Norman. Morley and Smy-ae. Norman
made the first touchdown. Larer5on kicked an
easy goa. The score vas s.. after play o.. FIVE
minutes
Herri,k punted TO Morley WHO carries tae ball
back 10 AInherst's th!rty-yard Inc after @ run Of
fifteen yards Columbia made small e-.us 81 su,-
cess.re pays Until Larenacn went through Am
aersrs right tackle .os sam OF fifteen YARDS.
ilerT!ck at this po.nt was injured end Clarke was
put IN his place Larer ion fumbed and Valentine
20 The oa.. Morse gained egt- yaI1s .cr A-1-
herst through rigat tackle. but .ost tie bal o.
tumble. Bruce REPLACED SmytAe. La.erloa ..n-
0.el ard Amherst took the ISL. Bat b. .li...e
F-I nh ~-at -.l
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Nev-Yolk UllVelslfy ~ football a. Genesee PARK
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The Kn,aaerbocker Athletic Club eleven a. Boy
gen Polr' Yesterday dsfe-ied re Murray I'LL
elere. .r o. 10 a The to1rhlowrs were made hy
Ludlow sherman WisLcri and Huntington
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+tt-Naf-. u Touch
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