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as a challenge cup. open to all foreign
clubs by the owners, John c. Stevens.
Hamilton Wilkes, George L. Schuyler, J
Beekman Finlay, Edwin A. Stevens.
Challenged to be sailed over New York
Yacht Club course, August s. 1870, by Mr.
James Ashbury, with schooner yacht Cam
bria. representing Royal Thames Yacht
cub: Cambria beaten in the following or
der by schooner yachts Magic. Idler Sill
vie, America, Dauntless Madgie Phantom
Alice, Halcyon.
October 16, 1s71-schr. Livonia vs. Schr
Columbia, James Ashbury, esq, owner;
Franklin Osgood, esq, owner Cambria
winner by p m. sec. n. Y Y Club
course.
October Is, 1s71-Schr. Livonia vs. Schr.
Columbia. Columbia winner by 10 m. 33
sec. Outside course.
October 10, 1s71-schr. Livonia VS.. schr.
Columbia. Livonia winner by Is m. 10 sec
n. Y. Y. Club course.
October 81, 1s71-schr. Livonia vs. schr.
Sappho Sappho winner by 20 m. 81 sec
VIM. p. Douglas, esq. owner Outside
course.
October 81. 1s71-Schr Livonia VS. scbr.
Sappho Sappho winner by - m. 81 sec
August II, 1S7G-Schr Countess of Duf
FERN VS.. Schr. Madeleine; Chas. OXFORD
esq, owner John S. Dickerson, ESQ, own
er. Madeleine winner by 10 m. 80 sec
n. Y. Y. Club course
August II. 1SIG-Schr. Countess Of Duff
FERN VS.. Schr. Madeleine Madeleine win
ner by p m. II sec Outside course.
November .. 1ss1-N. Y Y Club course
Si"op Mischief beat sloop Atlanta, Bay of
Quinte Y. Club (Canada), 2s m. 39A sec.
November 10. 1Ss1-Sixteen miles to lee
ward from buoy ). Sandy Hook and he
tween. Sloop Mischief beat sloop Atlanta.
IS m. "a sec.
The following inscriptions are on small
panels under the large shields:
sept II, 1S,J-N. Y. Y. Club course Sloop
Puritan beat cutter Genesta, Royal Yacht
squadron of England IL min. 10 sec
Sept 49,, $3.50 miles to leeward of
Sandy IL. l. S. and return. Sloop Puritan
beat cutter Genesta 1 min. IS sec
Sept. .. 1SsG-N Y Y. Club course. sloop
Maytfower beat cutter Gaiatea of Royal
Northern Yacht Club of Scotland, u min.
sec.
Sept. II, $500 miles to leeward of
SANDY Fl. l.. S. and return Sloop May
hover beat cutter Galatea, 2S min. 50 sec
september %, 1SS1-N. Y Y Climb course
Sioop Volunteer beat cutter Thistle of Row
al clyde Yacht Club of Scotland, 10 min
23$4 sec. " amt
Sept 30. 1887. 20 miles to wfndward fr
Scotland L. s. and return Sloop Volunteer
beat cutter Thistle, IL min. ASS. sec.
Oct. Z. 1893, sloop vigilant. N. w @.
cutter Falkyrie, r. Y. S, 10 miles to lee
ward and return. Vigilant won by 5 min
As sec.
Oct o. triangle 10 miles to a leg. Vigil
iant Won by 10 min, b sec.
oct IL, 10 miles to windward and return
Vigiant won by 40 Sec
1898. Defender N. Y Y c., Valkyrie TIT
X \. Sept. T. course Is miles to wind
ward, Defender won min. 40 Sec
Sept. 10. course triangle, 80 miles. De
fender Won, Valkyrie disqualified
Sept. IL. course 15 miles to windward
Defender won, Valkyrie withdrew. Time
OF race, hs., 43 min. Al sec.
The Challenger
or all these challengers the most per-
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account of it are the inscriptions, carved in
different styles and type. In looking back
fifty years these brief legends inspire awe
IN the heart of the veteran yachtsman.
They tell him of one struggle after another
when the country was all in a f1utter over
the approach of a challenger, and when it
seemed sure that Yankee supremacy on
the water would be Snatched away by the
britfsner. on each occasion the result of
the contests has been the same The near
est that the game challengers have ever
been to the cup is to look at it in the jew
elerS window, or, perchance, view 1t on the
BANQUET tables of the y. Y. Y. Club House.
The jewelers. are now concerned as to
where they will carve these inscriptions
There is only small panel below the
six large shields about the body of the cup
that is not filled. On these shields is told
the story of the trophy. And the narrative
has taken all the space available there for
inscriptions. also on the panels underneath
with the exception of one. leaving just
enough room to contain the account of this
years races should there be more than two
That number can be crowded in and still
leave space for another contest. More than
that will fill the cup.
AT first the silversmiths We're quite lavish
with their space, not conceiving how val
liable it would be in later years On each
successive race they economical. as Will be
seen by the following list of inscriptions
which the cup bears:
Hundred guinea cup won August %, 1851,
at Cowes, England. by yacht America at
the Royal Yacht Squadron regatta, open
to all nations beating the:
Cutters-Volante, As tons; Arrow, 81 tons;
Alarm 1a3 tons; Mona, 50 tons; Bacchante,
so tons: Freak. 60 tons: Eclipse. 30 tons.
Schooners-Beatrice, 161 tons; Wyoern,
2D5 tons; lone, 20 tons; Constance. 21S tons;
Gipsey Queen, 1G0 tons; Brilliant, 800 tons.
Schooner America, 10 tons. Commodore
John C. Stevens. Built by George Steers of
New York, 1851.
Presented to the New York Yacht Club
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Mr.. Slowgait about to propose: time. II
PM: IT am about to say something Miss
Chillington that l should have said some
time ago Look into my eyes and tell me
If you cannot guess what 1t Isl
Miss Chillington depressing a yawn):
'fYou look as sleepy as feel, so suppose
you must be going to say Good night
Tit-Bits.
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Taking the Large View of IT,

rom tne chicago Tribune.
you are consratulating yourselves"
suppose said the foreigner in search of
Information, ION having checkmated. for
time at least, this infamous Ramapo
water scheme?"
W no? Me?' replied the Greater New
Yorker No: I'm rather sorry it didn
go through 1t the greatest steal of the
ages. Think of the advertising value of
it, -
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From Puck

Aunt Jane. II you had your life to live
over again, what would you dor
I'D get married before had sense enough
to decide to be an old maid"
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Couldn't Afford 1t.
From the Chicase Record.
did you ask the doctor If you had ma.
laria?''
Not on your life; he's treating me for
five other expensive maladies now,
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October 16, 1S71-Schr Livonia vs. Schr
Columbia, James Ashbury, esq. owner;
FRANKLIN Osgood esq, owner Cambria
course.
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October IS, 1S71-Schr. Livonia VS.. Schr.
Columbia Columbia winner by 10 m. 39
sec Outside course
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August II. 1SIf-Schr. Countess Of Duff
Term VS.. Schr Madeleine. Madeleine win
ner by p m. IA sec. Outside course
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October o. 1S11-Schr. I.ivonia VS. Schr
Sappho Sappho winner by % M 81 sec
n. y. Y Club course
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august IL. 1sI6-Schr. Countess of Duff
FERN VS.. Schr. Madeleine: Chas Clifford
esq, owner John S. Dickerson, esq. own
n. Y. Y. Club course
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November TO- 1SS1-Sixteen miles ia loo
ward from buoy ). Sandy Hook and be-
tween. Sloop Mischief beat sloop Atlanta,
IS m. 81 sec.
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October 10. 1s11-Schr. Livonia VS.. Schr
Columbia Livonia winner by IL m 10 sec
n. Y Y. Club course
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| october 81, 1S11-Schr Lvonia VS. Schr.
Sappho Sappho winner by 20 m 81 sec
| m T. Douglas, esq. owner. Outside
| course
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November Q, 1SS1-N. Y. Y Club course
Si"op Mischief beat sloop Atlanta, Bay of
Quinte Y. Club (Canada), 2s m 39i sec.
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me following inscriptions are on small
panels under the large shields:
Sept. II, 1SsJ-N. Y. Y. Club course Sloon
Puritan beat cutter Genesta. ROYAL Yacht
Squadron of England; 1G min. 10 sec
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Sept. 10, $3.50 miles to leeward of
SalaE II. L. > and return. Sloop Puritan
beat cutter Genesta l min. IS sec
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Schooner America, 40 tons. Commodore
John c. Stevens. Built by George Steers of
New York, 1851.
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Uncle Sans Banana Land
Porto Rico might be called Uncle Sans
banana land The crop Of this year has
been destroyed by the storm, but in or
binary times bananas grow almost wild all
over the island. They cover the lowlands
and are found even on the SUBMITS Of the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14
NO TALKING NOW.
Army Omeisis Th.nk, bat They DO Not
Express. Their Opinion.

Army Oneiais rhtnk, but They DO Not
Eapre... Their Opinions.
Warrington. Jan, 49, Army circles
have scarcely recovered from the shock
received yesterday over the statement Of
Commissary General Eagan Officers
have reached the point where they have
begun 20 appreciate the real gravity Of
the event. and understanding it, do
not discuss lightly and without due
thought tho consequences. The case
being ono entirely without precedent in
tho military history OF our country.
Thcrciorc, there Is a notable aisinclina.
tion on the part OF officials TO express
Tor publication any opinion on the mer.
IT, of the case. This Is true from Sccro.
tary Algor down 70 the lowest commits.
stoned officer. But privately nearly all
regret the incident and deplorcd it as
calculated 10 injuro the whole army.
lt Is pointed out that the immediate
effect will be accumulated moro sharply
for division OF the army into two
camps and thus iujure the chances oi
the enactment of legislation favorable to
military establishment Second, the
Judgment of the coolest minds on both
sides, meaning by that friends Of Gen
Eagan and friends OF General Miles. arc
inclined to the opinion that no action
will follow the eruption
There n only silence and dosortion at
the army headquarters aud &C the IN,
spector generals Office. Neither Gen
Miles. nor icncral Br,cNurldee wee,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14

At their desks az 1880 O'Clock this morn.
ing In spite Of the fact that the com.
manding general Is a hard worker and
usually is "a hand promptly after the
department opens None Of the subor.
dinates ar, inclined 70 discuss the
event, except guardedly 10 say they
wished the 'ar department 20 "wash is
linen indoors" This homely proyerb
was made b, three prominent officials
who declined TO say anything for publ.
cation.
General Eagan was AZ work In his
Office promptly As usual He refused
70 sy anything beyond what be bad
given TO the committee, saying his state.
ment 20 thsm was full declaration ot
his feelings and beliefs. IL was an
official utterAnce, and said il was made
10 a body who had a right 20 hear iE
and declined 70 enter into an exposi
facto newspaper war.
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Though His Evidence Can Be Re-
submitted Without Change if
lie so Desires.
ARMY CIRCLES IN
QUITE A CONNECTION.
Officers Refuse 10 Discuss the Incl.
dent. bat Admit II Il a Serl
Ons Blow 10 the Whole
Army.

Washington, Jan. i3-The war in
vestigation commission has ordered a
resolution Of consure on General @. =.
Eagau for the language usad Wednes.
day when he appeared 70 answer charges
made against the commissary branch OF
the army, made by Major General Miles,
and returned 70 him his carefully type.
written statement which was Loft with
the commission after reading it 20 that
boiy With the return was letter OK.
planning the reason Tor t1is action, To-
rncr with a copy Of the resolution
passed
The following Is the letter ordered by
the war inquiry commission 20 Do cent
90 General Elgln;
1--WE respectfully inform you that
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New York. Jan ls-General Miles,
when asked what oficial action Il any,
would bo taken regarding Cen. Egan's
attack, replied that he had not made any
statement on the subj iecf aud did not Inc
tend 20 forecast tho proceedings Of the
war DEPARTMENT When it was suggest
cd that the war department. would stop
all proceedings against General Egan on
the ground~of protection promised by
the president % all witnesses IN their
testimony before the war investigating
commission. General Miles said that
there might be some question a. 20 tRe
dividing lines between testimony and
personal abuse; that In his opinion any
court Of justice. or 'or that matter any
police court. would have stopped 'he
witness who had used before u such
iaut tuago used before the war committee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14

Washington. Jan. i8-The senate
promptly passed a resolution authoriz'
ING the admission oi Louis Yg.o-ais, son
Of President Yciesais of Co.to Rico, %
the military acaaeny nc Wes POINT and
a bill authorizing the Arkansas and
Choctaw Railroad company % conduct
aui operate a railway line intno Cnoctaw
aud Chickasaw Sauors IN the Indian
Territory.
Senator Allen introduced q resolution
Tor the appointment ot a commission %
tive senators with plenary powers 20 In.
vestigate the lato war.
BY the special urier adoptcd on Mon
day last the house went into the com'
mitroe OF tine whole ani proeo edcd "a
consider the naval personnel BILL
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14

Austin, Jan. ia-Thoro Is largo
section Of this state that Is specially
adapted TO the successful cultivation Of
tobacco, and there has been great growth
Of that industry in Texas during the
past fow years. Tobacco growers asso.
Citations are being formed IN many 10.
calities aud Inducements and encourage.
ments are offered for farmers to engage
In the industry Il claimed by tobacco
buyers who are familiar with the situa.
tion, that it will be only n few years
vixen Texas will be IN the lead OF all
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14

Arkansas City, kans, Jan la-Tho
new owners OF the s. Louis. Kansas
and Southwestern uAway have secured
a charter for an extension Of their line
from this city southeast through the
Usage country into the coal fields OF tho
Indian Territory They have made all
the necessary arrangements for the
money TO complete this extension and
work will he commenced at once.
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WIN Investigate N.u Week.

Washington, Jan l3-rho iuqniry
as 90 the status of General Wheeler and
other memoors OF the house who went
90 the army, will NOT to begun by the
house judiciary committee until next
Tuesday. as General Henderson, chair.
man of the committee, In letter oi
Jan g. 20 General Wheeler and associ.
ates suggested any statements they de.
sired % make should De- llod within ten
days, This period will be up Monday
aud the committee will proceed Tues.
day Thus Jar no statements have been
received from any member serving In
the army.
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bad" BEEF PRAISED.
General .od says tha, Rseslvsd q.
ssntlaa, Wa Of Coed Qusiisy.

"ehefh eod says that hseeiSed ~
ssstlaa, Wa Of Coed Qusiisy.
Washington, Jan. iS. .-BrgAdier Cen
eral Leonard Wood. who Is military
governor OF Santiago, wasa star witness
before the war investigating oommi jn
today His testimony bore on the
general conditions Of the islands aud
opened with a general statement that
never in the history Of any country bad
there been 80 successful a campaign
with 20 small losses Of life.
He praised the quality Of the munh
talked Of beef furnished the army aud
said, except for some ~Ans that were
tainted and consequently thrown ava.
the beef was Of good quality and that he
used tho meat both In the war and Ia his
family
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Chicago, Jan. ~. "A special 20 Tho
Tribune from Washington says whom
General Miles was seen In regard 20 the
war investigating commission, be said {;
81 shall say nothing 20 a man who
seems % forget that ha wears the uni-
form Of the United States ARMY and the
dignity it should carry with 10, which is
the instincts OF q gentleman.
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Washington. Jan. l3 General Brock.
eurdge was given order. iate Thursday
afternoon ~ proceed without delay 20
Cub, ane PIrto Rico on an inspection
trap which will .ast months Tie WIS
directed 20 report 20 Major General
Brooke and Adjutaut General Corbin.
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Brownwood, Tex, Jan. % &C. d
Davis was assaulted and pretty badly
cut. Davis Is a collecting agent He u
cut twice on the neck, three times abou,
the face ana twice IN the back. III.
wounds are not serious.
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BROADER oESEnAL oHAmEsr EAGAS


after your testimony was read Wednes-
day. the following rs.o.uton was unan.
im1u,iy passed
Moved, that thr commission receive
General Eun'- testimony without com.
meut. that % be not printed a. once, but
held for consideration Of the com.
mission.
Having now considered the ques-
tious involved, we have determined that
IN many instances the y.tupcmt.ye Ian.
guage used by you il not such as has
been addressed a. witness % this
body. We think the personal attacks
and irrelevant statements contained In
your papers submitted should be- elimi.
mated and before receiving 10 as testi.
mouy we request you 70 revise the Ian.
guage. but n you choose 20 may re-
submit it Tor our consideration.
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san Francisco. Jan. i5 -Gunboat
Yorktown has sailed for Manila. She
Will rcp.onish her coal bunkers No Hon.
olulu and then go on 90 Guam before
proceeding 20 Manila.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14

Washington, Jan. l3-There is slight
improvement In the condition OF Repre-.
sentative Dingley.
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tobacco growing states ia tno matter OF
annual production.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-01-22

chre game, which lasted until eleven o'clock, at which hour the prizes were awarded. Miss Rosa Bluthen- thai captured the lady's first prize, which was a large flower bowl of artistic design. The lady's second prize, an elegant powder box, was won by Mrs. J. c. Schloss. A hand some silk umbrella was the gentle. mems prize. It was carried away by MT. sam Solmson. After the game, german was in order and lasted until "we sma'" hour, which was only too soon for the participants. The music was furnished by Miles orchestra. Caterer Caldwell furnish ed the supper which he served in courses. The affair was one of the most enjoyable ones ever given by the association. and the weekly eu- chre and dances are are becoming great fads. The euchre which was to have been given next Tuesday evening has been postponed until Thursday evening, owing to Tues day being pay-ear night and the ap- pearance of Murray & Mack here on that day.
 TIE ALA MODE WHIST-The
 above named organization en- joys the distinction of being the only club to meet last week. It's members assembled at the home of Mrs. R. H. Franklin on Nest Second avenue last Wednesday afternoon and enjoyed one of the most pleasant afternoons spent iR many months. Mrs. Frank lin is widely known in this cOmmu nifty as hostess and charming en- tertainer and needs no introduction through our columns. Her home was seer e of uuexeelled beauty on this occasion and the guests feeling lY regretted the arrival of the hour for their departure. The game oi progressive whist was very exciting and much interest was IT. anifested as the prizes usually given by this club Ire very handsome and costly and naturally the prize winner was much envied by the unlucky ones The prize was handsome Armenian sofa cover ard was won by Mrs Gus Waterman. The luncheon served was most enjoyable aud refreseins repast and was heartily enjoyed.
 THE MISSES DEWOODY EN FER
 x TAlN-Alisses Marion ana E La
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COTTON BELT NOTES.
(Continued from 4th page. )

tContinued from 4th page)
 Mir. W. A. Burdick, formerly fire maL on the south end, has accepted the position us night hostler at Birds Point, Mo, on this line.
 There is a certain handsome ma- chinist employed at these shops who has been found guilty Of reading " the duties of husband" We pre- dict an early marriage.
 The wrecker was called to Altheim- CT Friday on account of couple of cars being ditched. No one was hurt, but the cars were completely demol- ished. A freight train ran into an open switch causing the accident.
 The gross earnings of this road for the year 1898 was s, 5,59S, ,4S6; for the year 1897, $4,913, 1855, and for 1896 the gross earnings was $4,S83, ,252; mak- ing an increase for the year 1898 of $6S5, 1901 more than the two previous years.
 MT. J. B. Case, manager, and other officers of the St. Louis Trust Co.,, passed through here last Thursday night on No, 3, in the private car Arkansas Traveller" for MeNeil, Ark, to look after the Louisiana & Northwestern railroad. These gen . tlemen were met by Col. $. W. For. dyce, and it is expected that he will take charge of the above road.
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Dewoody gave a reception last Wednesday evening at their beauti- fnl home on West Fourth avenue ip honor of Miss Engleman, of Danville, Ky, and Miss Quilting, of Pendleton, Ark. The richly furnished parlors were exquisitely decorated with palms aud cut flowers. Had the fair hostesses themselves been rulers of the heavens they could not have or dained a more perfect night, A cold, clear night lit up by full moon was suitable preface for the evenings s entertainment. About nine o'clock the guests began to arrive and were received with d cordial welcome by Misses Dewoody, .Engleman and Quilting, assisted by their escorts, M. ssrs. Kirby, Nichol, John Hamp- ton of Fordyce, and Mir. R. F. Hay den. After all were presented to the huests. the company were seat ed at tables Land progressive games were played. The games were very fascinating and created a great deal of amusement. The ladies prize, bottle of Imperial Violet, was won by Miss Lucy Hudson. The gentleman's prize, copy of Bryant, was carried off by Mir. Phillips. Dainty refreshments were served from the tete-tete tables. The even- ing was one of the most enjoyable ever spent by the young people of Pine Bluff and when the guests took their departure the praises bestowed upon the charming hostesses adds kut additional luster to the reputa- tion of the Misses Dewoedy as enter tainers. Those present were
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4 SURPRISE PARTY-Mr. and "A Mrs. c. l.. Morris were rendered surprise party on last Tuesday night at the cozy home on East Sec ond avenue by theirsmany East End friends, who came masked in almost every kind of costume, both fancy enioyably spent and the host and hostess are being highly compliment ed for the elegant manner in which they received their guests. After en- toying social games, an elegant an6 most dainty repast was served. At a late hour the guests departed for their respective homes, singing many praises for the happy occasion.
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l5,OOO rolls wall pa per just received. "A. Brewster & Son.

Doors and windows made from native lumber stand this climate better than northern made stock. The Rl City Lumber Co. are large manufacturers of these goods, and guarantee every one sold to give perfect satisfaction. 279
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Miss Bertie Robinson will leave in few days for Springfield, Mo-, to visit relatives for the remainder of the winter.
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The north bound Iron Mountain train which is due here at 4:55 p. m. was ten hours late Saturday after noon. It dld not arrive here until about 2 o'clock this morning.