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wind-Up of Lexinxton's Horse Sale.

LEXINGTON. Nov. 0.-This was the last day
OF the Woodland d shanklin sale OF thorough
breds. and some good prices were realized.
One hundred and eight head sold for total OF
sl5.2l8. an average OF $40 per head During
the four days sale a total OF 446 head have
been sold for SS835O. u general average OF
sl03. The stallion Blazes. sire Of Blitzen. was
sold for $40 to George Bradley, and imp
Potentate. also a well-known horse, brought
but S25. going 10 E. l.. Grsene. or nursSry
stud mares High Tea brought the top price
The best sales we're:
Dodo. br m. II. by Falsetto-BrocAdo; NJ
Annie g. b. M il, BY Enquirsr.iBifocadc: H. ''eo
Agnes Wssd' cG M. BY stratimao;r;s-Dodo: Nj 400
Twcediedum. b. M, i, by imp. Wagner. dan, ~"
by Kinghsher; pr. NJ. r. Norwood :, ,,,,',. 47b
High Tea. ch. IN. by, Imp. kayon d'Or-Eila
T; George II. Whitney. Observation-Disclosures e7b
Arnice, b. m. 10. by sam Brown-BellAdonna
Dr, Norwo ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, TN
lnvormay, =; M. 10. by imp. Mortimer-In.
VormnIO; NJ. Young. ......,.,..,..,,.,.,., bbo
Leopoidinn, oh. m. by imp, Prince Leopold
imp. Loighton!ai DIR. Norwood. ....,......,,. Bab
indigo, ch, M, q. ly FarondAle-Ida X; NJ
~ HI9snng 1850
Gold Band; Williams Radford Cynthinana s4B
AuricemA, Oh. M. 2, by imp King Ernest
bel BelndS' 4; O. MSD9well ,;..,;,,.;":;,,.,. 1850
br y ~ Meet. Observation-Disclosures. 600
Georgia Frederick. b. M, r, by INN George WV
frederick-Maid OF Honor II. IT. {. McDowelI 500
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warrenton Wins the washins ston Cup -
Bennings wind-up.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30-This was getaway
day for the Washington Jockey Club and also
the closing OF the Jockeys Club season In
the East. The fine weather and good card
brought out the crowd Of about six thousand
The Washington Cup. for three e-year-o -olds. and
upward. at two miles and a quarter. was
the feature. warrenton looked to have
MORTGAGE on the race, and be and his stable
BITS Brisk wen, out to make the running ior his
ably having orders to allow BSist to' to wIn. Rsoi Il
eo@Ss into the srstsh sfhms Our %.s s.fsn sI's sc
move ur. AT the last furlong pole she
VAS shut out aH another OH raj danger sRa
ing last on the outside. oCcpnor did not see
Beau Ideal until twenty yards from the finish.
too eq soo1 on' IN
nosing out. Beau Ideal, who was a similar
ds.aaes before sTss The time 3s the sase
The fayortc Phqbus fell In the stecplechsss
both Plato ana Bevel Jumped over him. Ten
tore bolted he,orc reaching the lump on the
jump, His rider. Dayton. was suspended in
Ssti9as % Ia. before he reached the the jump. Jun sum!
First Race-one mile and a sixteenth Queen os
song. 1ot !Dangmanl. TO aud 10 ;, won strans-
dus also ran.
Second RAce-Sir furlongs Grandeur, ITO (OCon-
nor)i to 2and to .: won CArassljo, loI tBrien.
MO Tor place second Jim breeze. lOT (McIntyre.
third. Time, l;lI 2.5. Matt simpson. CharcoiA
KINDRED, Golden Sceptre and Liebe also IAn
Third Raeo.handioap ,stceplechssc, about three
miiss-Plato, lS7 Connolly. 10 to / and 3 TO /,
coupled with Ochiltree, won: Bsyel, 1875 (M TAYLOR,
. 90 l for place, second watchman lST Brown,
third. Time. b;li. sibley and 0chiltrae also ran.
Phnbus and Tentore fell.
Fourth Raee-rhe Washington cup, for three
81 800 added two miles and q quarter-Warrt ntUu.
loI tot tonnorl, to and out, coupled with Brisk.
woni Beau Ideal, lOt tMclntyrel, to for place.
second! Brisk. lot Moodyl. third Time = uI 4.a.
Nellie also ran.
f1hh Raco-seyen furlongs gs-Jamos. 1872 Claw
som, . to and 20 !, won: Buroon, l2y u. MIR
ply. 70 l. for place, second ban Rice 1870 McIn.
yre) thlrd. Time, 1879 40. Goal Runnor sidney
Lucas, Lady Lindsey, Ludwig shAteu, IabOuret
Water Crest and Tinker also ran,
,Slkth RAce-One mile and hfty yArds-Cnmpcnsk
hon, bo u slAokl. to ?, and out. won Plalntaiu,
w va tssatonl o to 2 for place second TIE Gardner.
iol tCowmanl, third. Time. tiIp, Bob White,
ASoea. Brahmin' Tyran and Compensation also ran.
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PLAISFIELp. Nov. 30.-The golf season closed
to-day, on the Hillside Tennis and Coli Club
gron99ns % ,S SShen h,e there % was q mixed Ioursome
man and w., T. kaufman were ths winnors
Under the rules the woman beeomi NC the per-
name inscribed thereon three times. This
makes the fourth contest. and the trophy In stIlI
without permanent owner. The cup bears
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BosToN. Nov. 80. The annual New
England cross country championship was
held here this afternoon under the au-
spices Of the Cambrdgeport q. A. There
were six starters. hye OF whom COM
University was an easy winner in 5} minutes a
IL seconds. sullivan OF Boston was second,
and Pettit OF Andover third. The start was
Harvard Bridge to Beacon street. to the Brook
line reservoir and return.
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Play for the cup presented annually by the
vice. president for competition between the
winners and runners.up 10 the monthly handi-
Andrews Golf Club yesterday. The course
was In the best OF condition and about 200
OF the members turned out to see the play On
account OF the snow last year this competition
was postponed to the spring. leaving the wind
IN OF the season In an unsatisfactory condition.
There were twenty-five eligible and fifteen
atarted Tho mmarv.
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wonnN's HANprcAp,

The final competition for the Moore cup was
at Flatbush Yesterday, n. r. Lewis. with the
net score 9t 81. won out. just stroke ahead
Ierthwait. whose net score was 80. won the
Woman's cup. Tn s 10 the third win this season
for her OF th1s trophy Tho acoras.
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occe, ne memSer r oI .he ;h Iherfsy U1y SSit CIn6
several hours yesterday. The finals In the
mems. championship was the first TO occupy
attention. The rivnl players were George A.
TofYey and George II. Bowly. The former won
by up and Z to go. II was at 80 holes medal
The finals In the women's cham pionship fol-
lowed. Mrs. b. L. Craig opposed Miss Anne
Post. The fair golfers tied at q holes with 30
In an extra round Mrs. Craig won by scnnt
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ihdrsw. Francis q. Alien.

BAYsIDE, Nov, 30...-Ths Oakland Golf Club
held a holiday handicap on It's links to-day.
The handsome silver trophy offered by the
wall. whose gross score was an even 100. This
SCORE was excelled by that OF DR., w. q. Brown,
who made the rounds in 81 and ~ respectively
four started and nitesn returned cards. Sum
mary:
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Fitx willing TO Fight Jciries-winner to
Tnk0 All tho Purse.

Bob Fitzsmmons Ia willing to light Jefrries
again. the winner to take tho entire purse
Fitxs stand Is quite unusual for him. as in Tho
past he has always agreed to losers end Billy
Brady declares that Jeffries will not fight bob
the purse, whether he wilma loses or draws
He adds that he will take Bob on thirty DAYS
after Jen Nights Corbett, or before II nece ssnry
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CLASS q.

One Of the best eontest events decided on
day oyer the Sunset Park links in South Brook
lyn. IL was q special ompetitlon for three
handsome prizes and was named In honor Of
the day the "ThanksRiving Day Handicap"
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series OF mem bcrs' team ma tches, on the
order ~ the competition decided last Saturday
at the Nassau Country Clnb was played yes.>
was this difference. however, that an associate
member had place on each team The sur
NlvlnR teams will keep on at match plar on
SATURDAY. The summary.
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FINE HOLIDAY G0LFING.
A LANCE FTFLD ~ THE oPEN TOUR
N6MFNT At IlKEWOOD.

Travis Wins the Gold Medal with tho
Score of se-Harriman. tho Amateur
Champion, Fails to Qualify Hnn ndicap
at Dykor Mcsdow-Foursome at Ardsisy.
Weather worthy Of rare day In June vel.
soned the players to the links OF the Coli
Club OF Lakewood yesterday for the last open
tournament OF the N. q. A. season. 1t was
day OF notable play in many ways. There were
eighty two entries and seventy returned cards
in the EFFORT to qualify. for the round was at
eighteen holes at tho score game the best and
second. best sixteen scores TO keep on at match
play for the chief cup and consolation prize.
There was gold medal for the best score.
which Walter J. Travis won with 81, within
two strokes OF the amateur record OF the
course. Barring ths open championship
Travis has not been beaten since the amateur
cham pionship. and besides minor achieve
ments he has won the principal cup at the
Scranton. Ampersand and Nassau Country
open tournaments. Should Travis win QUIT
time II will be the third Lakewood Club open
tourney cup that he has captured In succession.
Herbert NJ Hartman. the amateur cham pion.
who was regarded AZ q stumbling block IN
Travis's path, was away OF on his game. so
much so that he failed to qualify. He made
the eighth hole. 1S0 yards In two. after driving
within ten-foot put OF the cup. II was the
only hole In two OF the day. Hartman was
weak In approaching and in putting. but his
long game was all that could be wished. He
had only one seven on bis Gard. but the persist
snt dropping OF strokes In critical moments
brought bis card to ~ and brought him outside
the breastworks.
Second place to Travis was scored by Ran
som OF Albany. who made his second round.
barring the fourteenth hole. In par golf. Doug
las and nebses came next, each having ~.
Both ara expected e. 70 ee strpns factors at the
Gorehesd. Jf.. and Fred, KimSali tied at 81.
and Wateop, Jr.. and Hedstrom at SS, OF the
others, Robbins had 10 and Tying 90. G, n.
aa aoS SS yStS Al
nnished with 81. aud he is still a factor in
seldom has consolation sixteen been so
strong in quality. j., g. Thorp took his place
ip the rank, n next to KaErlmsn. and cthers in
for the chief cup were Colby. Moore and, BOYD.
both from distance, Kane. Davis and Lynch.
Fisher in this division. is rated as the best
player In Arkansas and made his hrst appear
snse on an a. q. 4; links. He drives long
play his approaches yery we'll, NJ r. Wright.
who nearly beat Douglas In the hna for the frat
cup two yeart ago. ,waa also consolation man.
and another Philadelphlan, II. N. Forrest. was
one OF the four who tied at 81 for the last
the Phiiadelphians.. but, this time. although
their entries Included +. H. Bohlen. Wright
and Forrest were the only two to score for the
Quaker cttv The leaders In the sat. at 90.
ssn.y Sssoc Tho won this cup last
Norton had the course In eood order. In fact
Douglas and several others used the driver
through the fair green's The scores follow;
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STANFORD, Nov. 30. On the links OF the Wee
were played for special prizes. There was q
large fell Of entries and thescourse was In nrrt-
prizes being awarded In each The results:
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A putting and approaching match under un-
usually rigorous conditions was also decided.
the best three tres counting. The play was
from the first tee over the road TO the hon Q
green. 4 fnll iron shot was needed to carry
that there was little chance TO recover and
win. The summary:
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10 scores:

Club had a contest to-day for the Membo
cup, there being nineteen entries. George
Hapgo2d won the cup, his score being: 80, 3,
SS Hapgood also won the balls sweepstakes es
handicap. On Saturday there will be- an an
pr2aching and putting contest for a ono piece
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The prizes In the Thanksgiving Day hapdi-
cap at the Marine and Field Gu b were two cups
presented by David A. Boody. formerly Mayor
Of Brooklyn, for the best groas and net scores.
the former winning the net score cup with his
card. Summary:
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tion Tor the Hyde cup and a mixed foursome
wers the two events that brought the golf
season TO a close at the Park Coli Club to-day.
Hyde cup was played, and the following scores
xra N,,e AL tn
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Handicaps for the Class A and b players was
the order OF yeste day at the Richmond County
Country Club. There were cups for the best
gross and net scores In each clasa. a special In
novation In honor OF Thanksgiving Day. The
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stores, Omces, Lofts or Property
OF all descriptions. whether you seek them or
SUNS advertising columns. A Bun reader
VIII always bs found q desirable tenant or
oustomer.-Adu vs.
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The members and Ruests OF the Clln Haven
Golf Club enjoyed a gala day yesterday on the
Links OF the organization at Mapleton. on the
Sea Beach road 10 Coney Island. The sum-
maries:
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Ferns Puts Callahan 10 Sleep In the First
Rnund

BUFFALO. Nov. 30 Jim Ferns who recently
whipped Bobby Dobhs, met Sammy Callahan
at the Hawthorne Club before a big holiday
crowd tonight. Ferns weighed fifteen pounds
more than Callahan. He caught Sam on tina
chin with left Jolt In the first round and put
him out
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THE SUN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1899.

the following names: Miss Evans, Miss Shep-
kaufman's name viii now be added. To-day's
acOraa follow.
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CLASS p

A special handicap N honor OF the holiday
brought out thirty starters at the Dyker
Meadow Colt Club Yesterday. but only uins re-
turned cards. Chauncey made the best gross
score and McKeever won the net score prize.
The summAry.
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I.EwS Sompetttions were held at tho Staten
V Vssna .Xricket and Baseball Club yesterday al
foA hiiis' Tho first event brought together
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In the final round OF match play In the after-
noon Faber and Grove met The latter won
o up and to go. The result OF the mixed four
some nine holes, follows:
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Miss Mcbride won the women's handicap at
II holes, medal play. Her net score was 102
Mrs. b. p, Craig was the runner-up with l05
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There were thirty.two starters. The Presl-
dents cup. which has been in play since Sep
tember has been won by Percy 5. Mallett. who
beat II. y. Curtis. by 3 up aud 2 to play.
A mixed foursome and handicaps for the
class A and u men were the Thanksgiving Day
events at the Ards.ey Club Miss HYDE and
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MoSTCLAIR. Nov. 30 The ThanksRiyinR q
Day members match at the Montclalr Coli
Club, IN which the scoring was by tho Tuxedo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-28
Curacion infaIibIe y radical por la
ESIOMAClLIll
de u : rICI
NEW YORK
(Quimico

Este remedio puede titularse ma
ravllloso pOr la bondad de sus efectos.
Be garantlza ell alivlo y la meiori
desde la primera Gaia.
Hace desaparecer en- pocos dfas la
dyspepsia estomacal instestina al v
hatulenta, DILATACION do est6ma-
go, agrio y acedias, peso hinch ax6n
al estomago despues de las comidas Y
dolores-dlgestiones lentss y peno
as-sonolencia y pesadez-repug-
nancla, eructos, gases, sed, vertigos,
marcos, G0St10tgt0 simple y de la
AN EMlA. Catarro cr6uico del es-
tonnage, v6mitos, diarreas CON COLI
COS y puJos 9 cI0 Iicas. s.-Disenterfa
cronica y enteritis. .-Dlarreas fetidas
o NAL olor.-Diarrea de los tfsicos 6
infecciosas. Todo trastorno digesti-
vo cede prontamente con este efioaz
remedio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-28
Aqua de Persia
LEGlTIMA
de EscaIante
UNZCOS PROPLEZ.1RZOSs
THE PERSIAN CHEMICAL TO
I CIV ater Street, New York

Esta maravillosa Aqua es IN res
taurador perfecto que devuelve al
cabello su color natural, destruye la
caspa, vigoIiza la raiz y 10 haoe cre-
Ger, dejandolo suaye, brillante y Sc
doso. Sometida esta aqua a un ana
Isis, Sc ha epcoptrado que no contie-
ne sustapcia quimica alguua que sea
dsflosa 8 la salud: no manoha eli Gu
tis nj la rops, 10 que es la admira-
ci6n de los principales quimieos del
mundo. Esta marsvlllosa <Agua de
Persiss Sc splics con la mayor fa-
oilidad es un belIo ideal para las
seflcras y para cuantos tengan el ca
beslo prem atut amente cano.
Por 10 expuesto sc comprendela,
adn por las personals mas escepticas,
que esta aqua es IN iiquido que obra
dlrectamente sobre las raices del Ca
bello, deyolvisndole la parte quimica
que ha perdido, como 10 comprueba
81 hecho de qua no mancha el cults,
pues puede aplicarse con la mano no
requiriendo especial culdado. y ell
cabello gradualmente va adquirien-
do de an mOdo maravl.loso su color
natural.
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TOR SALE. = The Stamps us-suet
to commemorate the fourth centenary
of the discovery of Porto Rico.
Call at this office.
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Luis Yordan Davila

Proourador ageute de negocios ju
diciales.
Ponce, MAndex- Y go a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-28

Este vino tiene agradable sabor-
no repugua-alivia siempre desde ell
primer frasoo, fortalece ell aparato
respiratorio y supera en- sus efectos
y curaciones a las EMULSIONES,
por conteIer ell MORkHUOL (prl9a-
ciptO 0cttUO del 0ceite de 6acdt0O) al
Guar represe nta, velnte y clnco veces,
do ahi que sus efectos medicinales
scar rapidfsimos.
La eficacia del MORRHUOL ha
sido probada en- Paris con gran exi-
to en- la TISIS tuberculosa, curando
gran Ia nero de casos desesperados y
hacienda desapArecer las afecciones
CATARRALES cr6nicas. quita la
TOS y fiebre, produce apetito y nu-
ire UiSEbten2e7lte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-28

Imp. sLa Democracia, Gale Isabel.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-04-15
News in Brief.

Forty five lives were lost by the sinking of the Maria, a Greek coast jag vessel, in collision with q British merchantman.
 Union painters have joine3 the carpenters at Waco, Tex, on a strike for higher wages.
 A negro wanted for murder near Selma, Ala, was killed by the posse that sought to arrest him.
 Democrats made some gains in the municipal elections held in New Jer- sey Tuesday.
 The Albatross, a torpedo-boat de- stroyer, on her trial trip at London, made B knots per hour, beating all records.
 Stove manufacturers have agreed on a 10 per cent. advance in prices.
 The trial of the Qlays is delayed by contention of lawyers over the admissibility of evidence.
 There is talk of necessity for more troops in the Philippines The in- surgeuts are hard to catch, and seem to be as live and numerous as ever.
 Dr. Nancy Guiliord has been con- victed of manslaughter and gets a ten-years' sentence.
 The tone of the German press has become mostbitter,
 The War Department finds it easy to recruit men for Philippine service.
 The steamer City of St. Louis is quarantined at St. Louis, owing to a case of smallpox.
 Itlooks like Santiago Morphy can not be turned over to sMexico under the extradition laws.
 Gen. Shafter testifies that the army beet wa good.
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 RIVER NOTES.

The Arkansas river continues to fall at all points.
 The government will resume work on the Arkansas river in this vicinity as soon as the appropriation is al lowed. Lieut.. Robt. McGregor, Chief of the Corps of Engineers of the U $. A., has charge ot this district.
 The steamer John N. Harbin, Ed Stanfield master. arrived from Mem phis this afternoon. She had 8 large consignment of Pine Bluff freight. Lou MenKer ard Finley Darraugh have charge of her offices.
 The steamer Dardanelle. M. S. Brinkley master, arrived today at noon from Little Rock. She also carried large cargo of freight. MT. T. P. Brazier has charge of her of flee.
 Mir. Clarence E. Philpot, the hus- ting agent for the Arkansas River Packet Co. at this place, is again able to be at his post of duty, after being confined to his room for sever al weeks with malarial fever.
 Capt. Jeff Hicks. the well velsed river man, treated several of his friends to trip up the river during the past week on his beautiful little pleasure yacht, the Nellie" His boat is a stopper and the trip was most highly enjoyed by those who were SD fortunate as to be in the parties.
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STATE CONVENTION
Ninth Annual Conclave of Ark. Div
 T. P. 4. to Meet at Pine Bluff


 The ninth annual convention of Arkansas division, T. P. A, will be held at Pine Bluff on April 14 The division will be the guest of post c, and quite an elaborate program has been arranged for the occasion. Dr. k. c. Thompson, tue president of the division, is Q resident of Pine Bluff, and as the matter of enter. tainment is under his personal su- pervision, it is safe to predict that all who attend the conclave will be given most enloyable time. Asid from electng officers for the ensu. ing year, quite lot of other busi- ness of importance to the associa- tion will come up for consideration.
 All members of the division are qualified electors, and in consequence are entitled to a seat in the conven- tion and it is to be hoped. therefore, tbat there will be a goodly attend ance. Delegations are expected from Fort Smith, Texarkana, Hot Springs and Little Rock, and the delegation from this city wil leave here at $40 o'clock Friday morning. Gazette.
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IN COURT.

The case of the State ys. w. M. Forester, which was brought to this city on a change of venue from the Star City district of tLe Lincoln county court, recently, is occupying the time of the Jefferson Circuit Court today. Forrested is charged with islander. Owing to the illness of Mir. N. B. Trulock, he was excused from the grand jury. His vacancy was immediately supplied by MT. John L. Mills.
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4 Successful Operation.

Mr. J. M. Harrington, the well known oil man of this city, is, we are glad to state, able to be out on our streets again after Q severe ill., ness of several weeks duration. Mr Harrington recently underwent a very dangerous surgical operation.
 The operation was performed on his nose and was conducted by that well known specialist. Dr.LYman B. Raschbaum.
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was reading an advertisement of Chamberlain Cholic, Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy in the Worcester Enterprise recently which leads me to write this. can truthfullY say never used any remedy equal to it for collie and diarrhoea. l have never had to use more than one or two doses to cure the worst case with myself or children.-W A. Stroud, Poppomoek City, Md. For sale by ". L. Dewoody & Go. druggists.
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PINE BLUFF LEADS.

Pine Bluffs citizens, as usual with that progressive people, came up en masse Wednesday morning, correct ly remarks the Arkansas Democrat. There were seventy-two registered and rly-appointed delegates. besides about twenty-five others, making the largest delegation from any place outside Little Rock. ESec- retary E. D. Russell is at the head of the Commercial League, Secreta- ry J. B. Johnson is acting chairman of the Merchants Exchange com mittee, and ex Mayor D. c. Bell heads the citizens delegation.
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