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New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
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pRoGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

NATURALIZATION Beach Racing Asso-
citation. Brighton Beach. 2:3O y. m
GOLF-Competition for Eugene l.. iIcn- @
ards Cun Staten Island Cricket Club; Con-
necticut League championship. p,9U r9ui G"is
Country Club, Bridgeport; HarpoI M, 80. 80
CIuh tournament Brighton Heights, slaLeh
Island: team match, Nutley against h"se. sS.
wood. Englewood: members nshuicaIi S,r 90
Andrews Golf Club; members hah1,Sap' p'
Ardsley Golf Club; weekly ast nana'Iap Tipi Field
C1ub against East orange. East orange,
hollywood against Deal Beach. HoliyW1oH;; .so;
mems handicap foursome. Marine anu a,s + ,e
Club. Secretary Cup handicap. rai,neIa
Cnnr,v Golf club; competition for ADAMS
Svn Nassau Country Club. Glen Cove. Long
Island.
YACHTING. - mbia-Defender race
Newport: Iarchmont Yacht Ciuo race Wen @
last day. Long Island SOUND Janlaca DaS,
dorv class Jamaica Bay; knlckerpochei
Athletic Club cup race, Newark Bay; rem
taouit Corinthian. snipe class Great Sou.n .n
Raw: Burgess open regatta, MASSACHUSETTS
Bay ,.
CANoEING.-Bro Brooklyn Canoe Ciuo races
Gravesend Bay
POIO-Southampton Cup match' Neuai
hurst. Long Island. -
ArII .ErICs. Pastime Athletic Cluo
games. Sixty-ffth-st. and East River %''V
p. m. ~ .,,
TENNIS-Finals. New-York State cham
pionship. Syracuse; Magnolia Beach tou ~ .
ment. Magnolia Beach. Mass; Crescent A'h-
Ietic Club doubles. Bay Ridge
CRICKET-New-York against Manha,-
tan Prospect Park: NewJersey. team A,
against New-Jersey, team b. Bergen Folno.
Kings County against Manhattan. fTosPeD'
parSs paterson. team b. against Kearny'
paterson: Paterson, team A, against Brook
lyn. Prospect Park.
BASEBALL-New-York Athletic Sluo
against Crescent Athletic Club, BAY S.ues, Se,
Jntrknrhocker Athletic Club against staten
Island Cricket Club Livingston orange
aTainst Montclair, orange oval, 3: 10 p m:
SHOOTING.-Sw shooting Elk
wood Park y. j.. Brooklyn Gun Cluo' UNION
Course.
CycIJNG Paced race. Manhattan Beach;
n A. c. meet Philadelphia.
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NOTES OF THE LINKS

long list Of golf matches has been arranged for
nearby links to-day. The Harbor Hill Golf Club
will hold the final rounds for the club champion
ship and consolation cups. we'll as a monthly
Staten Island Cricket Club. at Fox Hills there
VIII be another competition for the cups presented
foursome tournament. The Forest Hill team has
arranged 70 meet the East Orange team on the
iatters links. while at Long Branch, there will be
match between the Hollywood and Deal Beach
teams; mixed foursome is announced at the
New Brunswick Golf Club. a weekly hantcap nj
st. Andrews, and mems foursome at the links
Of the Marine and Field Club. OF Bath Beach
There Will also be the usual members contests AZ
Shinnecock Hills. Englewoodr Ardsley Dyker
Meadow. Essex County and Glen Cove
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
EAsErHoRPB WINS LIVERPOOL CUP.
sr. IA. ridden pY MARTIN. THIRD.

London. July 21.-At the second day Of the Liver
pool July meeting. to-day, p .Buchanan's Ease
thorpe won the Liverpool Cup Martin. the Ameri-
can Jockey, finished third on Sir r. Waldie Grif-
fths ST. Ia This is OF 100 sovereigns, &c
sovereigns in plate. or the whole in specie al
winners option, for three-year-olds and upward
Eleven ran the cup course, one mile and three fur
longs. The summary follows
p. Buchanans six-year-old b. h. Easethorpe, by Ben
dOr-Iersey Lily j
Lord William Beresford's four-year-oid ch C Grodno,
by Gamin-Georgina
Sir r. Waldie Grifiths ST. Ia by ST. Serf-1ady
q
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GOLF.
FAIRFIELD WINS THE CONNECTICUT
TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP AT
BRIDGEPORT

A team match for a $3.50 cup representing the
championship OF Connecticut brought the tourna-
ment OF the Connecticut State Golf League to a
close Yesterday on the links OF the Brooklawn
Country Club OF Bridgeport. There were eleven
teams entered. and after a qualifying round at
medal play in the morning the two teams with the
lowest aggregate scores played at match play In
the afternoon for the cup. This trophy is the gift
of the Misses Eldridge. OF Norfolk. and must be
won three times to be taken outright. 1t was a
ing oxford leading Fairfield by stroke only. but
when these teams met later in the final round. Fair
field won by of q to 4. and thus captured
the championship.
The oxford team. by the way. is a sort OF family
affair. all It's members being Chereys but In spite
OF the unity which such arrangement suggests
Fairfield had little difficulty in disposing of IL.
George Phelps, OF Fairfield defeated W. c. Cheney
by up. while DR.. Carl Martin took his match with
=. Cheney by up. T. j. Cheney, who won the
individual championship on the previous day. was
drawn against Stewart Gillespie. and he did good
deal toward preserving the family honor, winning
his match by up, and establishing a new record
of 81 for the His card was
In Ea' :.::.::::S tES-sa
In the morning Phelps came within a stroke of
this. He below bogie for seven holes. but
poor putting the last two holes cost him the
record. J. p Cheney also made n good showing.
course boyle. Norfolk was the only of the
eleven that did not finish in the qualifying round
The of the others follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
TENNIS.
FISCHER DEFEATS PARET ON THE GROUNDS
OF THE SEDGEWICK CLUB AT


SYRACUSE.
Syracuse. y. Y, July 21 (SpecaD.-The grounds
Of the Sedgewick Farm Tennis Club were crowded
with enthusiastic spectators here this afternoon
10 see the finals of the New-York State champion
ship tournament. Fischer and Paret the two
New-York players who met in the challenge match
for the metropolitan championship. were the con-
testants in the finals. and an exciting match fol-
lowed Fischer winning as In New-York. by three
to
Fischer started in with a rush. and despite the
gusty wind and threatening storm ne hit the balls
fast and accurately. and Paret could not keep up
with the pace In the second set the metropolitan
while Paret played indinerenty.
In the third the wind had died down and the
play was much more Paret kept rushing to
smashing across the court. After being within one
stroke OF the set. at GO, he finally won out at
g..
In the fourth set. however, Fischer had all the
best OF the play, and won rather easily by e.
He will play Champion Whitman tomorrow after
Cup and the finals in doubles and handicap singles
will also be played The scores Of to-days matches
follow:
J. T. Paret. CO. 60 60 e.
Championship doubles semi final round)-E. p. Fischer
w C. Grant beat A. c. McMasters and Parke Wright,
6-1, 6-2
(scratch) beat l.. j. Grant (ha,f thirty, 90 sc.
SENT final round-A. d. Jenny (owe nfteen beat Hunt
ingon Lewis (half nfteen IS. 57 O.; George Wag-
,scratch) beat II. d. Little Cowe nfteen) o7, e..
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
BOXING.

Bob Armstrong. the colored heavy weight got
the decision over Stockings: Conroy after twenty
rounds of hard fighting last night at the Broad
way Athletic Club.
The preliminary was clever contest OF ten
rounds between BILLY" Needham and Terry
Grimm The fight was awarded TO Needham. It
unpopular decision.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
DRAWN MATCH AT PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, July H.-The Philadelphia Cricket
Clubs team and the Baltimore Cricket eleven
played a drawn match to-day the grounds OF
the home team. at Wissahickon Heights. The
Phiadelphians had made 240 runs in their inning
and the Baltmoreans had put together 1876 runs for
the loss of six wickets when stumps were drawn
on account OF darkness ending the match
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
A SWIMMING MATCH AT BATH BEACH.

Next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock Professor
Alvin C. sprague, OF the Idle Rest Hotel Bath
Beach, VIII swim match race for 800 from Sea
Gate TO the Old Iron Pier. Coney Island. with Ed
ward McCauley, champion long distance swimmer
OF Fort Hamilton The match was arranged yes
terday morning and the first man to reach the
pier will get the purse. Captain Robert Smith OF
the Captains Pier. will referee the match.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
ELKEs DEFEATS SMITH.

Baltimore July H.-Harry Elkes the middle dis
tance champion cycIist won A fifteen mile race to-
night at the Colosseum track from Henry Smith. Of
this city. by half mile. Time. 1853. Simth had q
handicap OF a half mile so that In reality he wa
a mile in the rear at the finish The men were
paced by motor cycles
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
ANOTHER LONG AUTOHoBILE TRIP

Syracuse. n. Y, July n-News OF another long
automobile trip has just reached T. D. wilkin an
automobilist OF this city. Mr.. Haynes and Edgar
Apperson, OF Kokomo, Ind. left that city for New
York on Monday last, and expect to be In Syracuse
next week.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
TWO GAMES AT WASHINGTON.

Washington July 2i.-Mercer was no match for
Collifower in the first game to-day, and Cleveland
won it handily. The visitors fielding was clean'
while that OF the Senators was ragged. In the
second game Freeman made his thirteenth nome
run, driving in two scores ahead OF him THIS
gave the Senators a lead, and they were never
headed. Attendance 300 The scores follow:
p H 4
Washington .........0 o o 0 o-3
cleveland ..........O o 0-5 lS
Batteres-Mercer and Duncan; ccihower and schrech-
engost. ..
r r.
Washington ..........3 y 0 o 10
CLEVELAND ...........O o 0-3 l
Batteres-Dineeu Kittridse Bates and schreckes-
gost.
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Pittsburg July 2l.-Pittsburg in the fifth
inning with six hits for a total Of twelve bases.
The other five hits scattered Chesebro kept
his hits well scattered and received excellent sup
port the errors doing damage. Attendance.
400 The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

The Executive Committee Of the Shlnnecock
Hills Golf Club made the announcement yesterday
that the best sixteen would qualify I'm the
invitation tournament to be held there next week
instead OF the first eight AS first announced.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
GAMES YESTERDAY.
THE RECORDS

Pit,sburs 9. Philadelphia. 3.
Cleveland. 3; Washington, 8 lhrst gamsl.
Washington. D: Cleveland. (aecond game.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

WATERBURY, GOLF CLUB.
The match play between Fairfield and
OrfO n he
FAIRFIELD.
A wOMAN'S PUTTING MATCH.

Southampton, Long Island July 21-Mrs. How
land gave a womans putting match here this
afternoon. In Glass A. married women, Mrs.
Clahin and Mrs. Brown tied for first place Mrs.
Clafiin afterward won and received n diamond set
miniature first prize while Mrs. Brown received
a handsome pearl fan. The score:
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of sufrolk County sidepa,h license tags which ma,

Of SUFFOLK County sdepath license tags. which may
he procured at the Vanderbilt Building The Suffolk
County Board OF sdepath Commissioners has fixed
the license fee for 1899 at 80 cents Those who order
by mail should send four cents extra 70 cover post
age and packing. Wheelmen using sidsPaths con-
structed under the Ellsworth League or American
wheelmen sidepath law without having license
tag attached 10 their bicycles. render themselves
liable severe penalties prescribed In sections
and II OF Chapter 49, Laws OF the State OF New
York.
The annual election OF the Williamsbursh Wheel
men was held at the clubhouse. No % Leonard-st..
Brooklyn, on Thursday night The following on
GERS were elected: President. n. C. DE Gran; Vice
President Henry J. Neizel; Treasurer, r. J.
Campbell Secretary, w A. Atkinson; Financial
Secretary Louis r. Goldman; Captain. A. H. Smith;
First Lieutenant. A. j. n. Heinleini Second Lieu
tenant, J. J. Keegeri Color Bearer. j. H. Chandler:
Board Of Directors II. Schroeder, A. J. Robertson.
p H. Deitlein, c. Cooke u. Church and y O.
Hoelscher. Delegates TO the Associated Cycling
Clubs Of Long Island: II. c. DE Gran, Louis y.
Goldman and T. II. Hoescher
The New-York caledonian Bicycle Club VIII mako
a run to Coney Island on Sunday. July q. leaving
the clubhouse Seventh-ave and Fifty fourth-st.
at ~ Il sharp. Caletonians and niends are cor
ALL. s~A
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

Start poor. Won driving by neck: a. head between
second and third
FIFTH RACE-For three year ods and upward; 5000
added; selling: special weights. One and one-siI-
teenth mee.
Plate & Co.'S ch. C. Tyrshena, by Tyrant, ,
-Sheena Van yrs. 90 10 20. .PhelanU - -
NJ. J.. Haymans ch. c. 1eando. B. loa = :,
Hayman & Franks ch. h. Dan Rics. 4, =,
Donation, @, ITO. .............. eteHhap"'
Time-1:4S%.
Won easily by two lengths: head between'second and
third.
SIXTH RACE-HandHap; 5000 added One land three
quarter miles over hurdles
E p McDonalds b. h. Howard Mann, by
Duke Of Montpose-Sea New, yrs loo ,
J. McIaughlins ch. h. Premier 9, 1oI:. , .
- 80 (McIpeney Isl 2-1
Sister Stella, g. 139. Coohrane, % Il
Tme-S1I.
Won easily by fourengths: three lengths between sec
ond and third.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
CRICKET.
CRUSHING DEFEAT FOR THE NELSON LODGE


The Nelson Lodge Cricket Club sustained a
crushing defeat at the hands OF the KnIckerbocker
Athletic Club at Bergen Point Thursday The
game made noteworthy by the compilation OF
a century by F. w. T. Stiles who after putting
1o6 by vigorous hitting. retired. C. j.. Hurdich
and Archie Gum also gave vent 10 their hard hit
ting proclivities. and the former put &c. while
Gum hit everything until he had made % When
=. =. Pitcher had added II II decided to de-
clare the innings closed with the total standing
at 23s for six wickets. Nelson Lodge then
quickly disposed OF for n total of 81, and the
Knickerbocker players won by 1Sl runs.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
PHILADELPHIA.

Earned runs-PittsbUrg, q FhhdephIa' ,,1f, ~ %
schrver. Sacrifice ht-Thomas. stolen osses-Sea
mont Lauder First base balls-On Chesbro. 2
Donahue 2 Struck out-By Chesbro /; by Donahue,
Tme-2:OO t'mpires-Svartwood and Hunt
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
HANDICAP AT MANQHESTER

Manchester, VT, July 21 (speciaD.-In the handi-
cap tournament for silver loving cup there were
twenty entries. Eight qualified with the following
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

The finals Will be played on Monday, and the
Tuesday. f va
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
BASEBALL.

PITrsBURG DOWNS THE PHILADELPHIA
MAKING ALL THE RUNS IN ONE INNING.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

IARNED WINS ORANGE JUNIOR SINGLES
The junior lawn tennis tournament OF the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club, which postponed from the
week Of July 10 on account of the lap over in the
Middle States Championship matches. was finished
late Thursday afternoon on the club courts at
Mountain Station. ~ J. The singles by
Edward p. Larned. the young brother OF the
younger Larned gave evidence of becoming a
player who may surpass his older brothers well
earned reputation. He has not the speed OF the
veteran player but plays well at the net
In the doubles Larned paired with Jay
Bramhall and the team fairly romped through
their neld The scores follow:
Junior championship singles preminary round) H.
Brigham beat ii. OHM. 81. Ga s.. W. Watson beat
First round-W ON beat " Boggs. 81 8-I; r. p
Iarned beat A. McNuIty. 60 8-i c. r. Watson: jr..
beat W. @, Barr, e-s. g. Ray Miles beat w; Brig
II u. Brlckley beat c. o. Wheeler. by default. Jay
Bramhan beat r. Southern by default.
semi-1nal round-E. p. Larned beat C. +. Watson, tr
Jay Bramha beat II. Freeman. 60. O.
Final round-Iay Brsmhall bep Harry Righam. e..
c'hampionshp round-E. p. IArned beat Jay Bramhnll
Junior championship doubles (nrst round)-P o.
Wheeler and partner beat II. n. Brigham and partner
Boggs and n: Brigham 80 90. c. f. Watson Jr
and Roy Mi'ts oeat W. Watson and II. Buckley "a.
semi-nnal round-E r. IArned and Jay Bramhali beat
C. o. Wheeler and II. Brigham o.. i2-i4. 90; c. r
Watson. 1r.. ard Roy Miles beat A. Coggeshsil and H.
Freeman by default
Championship round-E. p Iarned and Jay Bramhai
beat C +. Watson. jr. and Roy Miles. 81. Ga "a
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
PoUGHKEEPsIE AGAINST HoBoKEN

The Poughkeepse baseball team Will make ns
four,h appearance at the st. George Cricket
Grounds to- morrow when II will meet the Hotoken
Baseball Club. The Poughkeepste team has won
two games to Hoboken's one. Westervelt VIII 40
the pitching for the home team, while Norton Will
do the honors for the visitors.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
Miss Phelps gained first 6rize in CIas

In the final play Mrs. Canin and Miss Iselin
tied and played II of. ~
Mrs. Clafin made the rema arkable record OF Q for
the green Mrs. Clafin made !, 2. g. g. 2-s and Miss
Isen 2. 2, 2. q 2-lO '
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
SIXTH RAcE-THE SEASIDE wErrrRwE1t

7. a. Magees br Tabouret, 4 years Old by
Tom Ochitree-IIzzie Tabor .................. 1876
P. Dunnee ch C. Sir Hubert. years old by Sir
Dixon-sungleam ...................... 1874
J. p Robinson's ch. c. King Barleycorn. years old,
StrathmoTe- e-Giadnefs 13O
ness-Buterny 12o
o. l. Richards's br. C. Royserer years old. by
Badse-Reei Dance :..:.......... ............. 1913
W. G. Fessenden's b. h. Pacemaker. years old by
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
BRIGHTON ENTRIES noR TO-DAY.

The entries and weights for to-day's races at
Brighton Beach follows:
FIRST RACE-For year ods; selling. Five and
hall fnrlongs
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

Ifno-2?br.
Start poor Won easily by a length andsa half; 'two
lengths between second and third.
THIRD RACE-For -yearolds; $500 added: selling
Five and a half furl,ngs.
Perry Belmonts br. (. Dread. by Order .
Ruby ROYAL "a 10. O)angman) I 6-2 4-5
Il Gardner. Jr.'s. Dr. e Shrove Tues
day. 10l ~ tofno) o.
w. - ' ~ oGIstotrne) 3o-f 1o-1
Pail. =, ORLEANS OK MOODY o IS Ia
Barney f. 100 Gear. Io7)- 49,. Crurner 10 4-l
Pompadoura. 20 Id siacp
Descubridora e9... = ail'cheiD "'-i W
Time :0oSs.
Won ridden out by length and half: sixslengths
between second and third
FOURTH RACE-welter weights: 5000 added Ssellins.
Six furonrs
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

Won ridden out by two, lengths haitIensth sbeteen
second and third.
SECOND RACE-selnng 5000; special wghts 'one'and
orequarter miles.
Fieischmann's Sons Big. Wofhurst. by
ventator-Nut Brown. % yrs, Jos fb.. n
(oIeary) rs IL
r. Frtsbie & Co.'S b. h Bishop Reed y .
III -"
W. ~ Barricks b. h. Maurice. aged, III
" " (Sims) 3 81 IL
Mariti 4 lO6 .(CrowhursD p -
Dutch Skater, aged. 1O6.- tMlcnaesl ~ 20
iIaa,an y, - '' (F,orbes) O so-l 20-1
cne.s.r.r 'tos 80 (I,uilman1 q 3O-f 10--1
War.S.u 80 '.,. (Colltns) l5-I 81
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

SPALDING BICYCLES AND ATHLETIC suPPLIzs
~ A. q. SPALDING a BROS. f26-i2S Nassau
sPALDIN0 & BIDWEII. - IS w. i2d ST.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

The Century Wheelmen have renewed the lease
Of their clubhouse. No 146 West Seventy-frst-st.,
and are having 1t thoroughly overhaued and reno
waited both inside and outside. 1t is expected that
the repairs TO be made Will be finished by Septem-
ber /. At the last meeting the club voted 10 waive
the Initiation fee Of s. for the balance Of the season
The members OF the 90 Meet Club expect TO have
one OF the peasantest outings OF their lives on the
occasion OF their visit TO the National meet League
OF American Wheelmen. at Boston, In August The
trip will occupy eight and a half days time.
For the accommodation of the cycling public OF
New-York and the residents OF other States Secrc-
tary-Treasurer W. s. Bull has secured quantity
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
n Create, NeQ,- Xori

L and Vedettc bicycles.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

UVVtIf8.
THE celebrated Goodyear A. Straus tires single tube;
l. hard to punGture: reAng. Sold sysrywhere.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

With fair weather to-day and tomorrow the ou'
pouring of wheemen and wheelwomen on the popu- @
lar roads promises to be particularly heavy' WIN
all OF the bicycle policemen doing strike au'y 'ne
popular wheelways VIII be ieft uneuarueu'
a,to ,,h,cb should not be allowed to prevail under
any circumstances The scorchers understand the
situation and they taking advantage OF IT, II 'he
paths and driveways not patrolied to-morro"
collisions and wrecks bound to be numerous,
The Police Commissioners should take d Uitins tha
bcycIe u policemen back to their regular posts TO-
morrow The bicycle policemen In thelr picyrie SS,ne
IT, nnd long trousers look out OF place DONG
Sutv on streetcars and they are just as uncom-
Portable as they look
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

C. F1eischmanns Sons ch. c. Sskhrat. BY
Star Ruby-FaisaIara 1f2 rb.. turner TT 7-6
W. b Jenningss ch. c. Dunblane il2..
ooLeor,) ga IS
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

- Barnes. ouakers. stormen. Tires. fi25 up.
VANGUARD cYcLEs.-cHARLEs BRUSH - wArrss
" 81 Ruilt for service. S2s. SIS so. $50 SIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-04-20
PARSNIP COMPLEXION.

1t does not require an expert to de-
tect the sufferer from kidneyGtrouble.
The hollow cheeks, the sunken ewes,
the dark, puffy circles under the eyes.
the sallow, parsnip-colored complex
ion indicates it.
A physician would ask if you had
rheumatism, dull pain or ache in
the back or over the hips. stomach
trouble, desire to urinate often or a
burning or scalding in passing it: if
after passing there is an unsatisfied
feeling as if it must be at once repeat
ed or if the urine has brick dust de-
post or strong odor.
When these symptoms are present
no time should be lost in removing
the cause.
Delay may lead to gravel, catarrh
of the bladder, Inflammation causing
stoppage and sometimes requiring the
drawing Of the urine with instruments
or may run into Bright's disease, the
most dangerous stage Of kidney trou-
bic
DIR. kilmer' Swamp-Root. the great
discovery Of the eminent kidney and
bladder specialist. is a positive rem
edy for such diseases. Its reputation
is world wide and il is 50 easy 10 get
at any drug store that no one need
suffer any length Of time for want Of
it,
However if you prefer to first test
IL wonderful merits mention The
Grant County Herald aad write to Dr.
kilmer Is Go. ,Binghamton, y. Y. for
a sample bottle and book telling all
about it, both sent absolutely free by
mail
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-04-20

Mrs. Harry Nathan is visiting in
Dubuque.
Joe Nathan is at Prairie dn CHEN
taking baths.
"A new so candle power electric
light has been erected in front of
Nathan's market.
Geo. Welsh Of Baraboo arrived in
Lancaster Tuesday evening and is Wis
iting with his brother Robert who is
dangerously Ill from the effects of a
fall.
"A little girl or s years old
came to Lancaster Tuesday evening
from the Milwaukee orphans associa-
tions. She has been adopted by Mr..
and Mrs l.. L. Clark Professor
Clark is the kind-hearted principal of
the Lancaster High school and the
girl has fallen into one % the best
homes in Wisconsin.
Clean up circulars are being
distributed about the city by Health
Officer Barber Complaint cards
will be printed and distributed the
latter part of this week on which you
can bring to the notice OF the board
OF health the slothfnluess of yoa
neighbor regarding garbage "a
without he danger Of exposing your
identity. This kind Of southeast
wind IS sure to bring storm.
The Lancaster Cemetery Assoca-
ton did splendid work last year in
putting the cemetery east Of the city
in better coalition and they are plan
ing for more extensive work this year.
Every citizen should encourage those
in charge by every reasonable effort
The old ce1etery IN the city, where
the monument for Gov Dewey is to
be placed, sholl receive attention
from some one. Proper legal steps
might be taken, if any are needed, 10
place the grounds in control OF the
cemetery association, at least so far as
cleaning and identifying is concerned.
In that case it would be fitting and
proper for the city council to appro-
pirate a sum sufficient to put the
grounds in presentable shape.