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La Junta tribune., 1899-01-18
svmoAY SCHOOL convsN1,oN.
otseo County ovssaisatlor VIII Meet
In L. Juots. January ssst and sad.

The third session of the Otero
County Sunday School Convention
will be held in the M. E. Church,
La unta, commencing next Satur-
day morning, January aIst, at 10
a. m, and continuing through two
days. Prof. E. E. Cole will con-
duct the music OF the convention.
The song book entitled "Songs for
Young People" will be used, and
those having the books, who con-
semplate attending, are requested
to bring them. Following is the
programme for the two days:
SATURDAY MoRSISG.
i0.0O-song Service and Devotional Exercises
by Rev. Cottnan.
i0:sO-Address OF Welcome by Rev. Collins.
Response by Prof. J. v. Day.
i0:s0-"How to Make u sunday School u Fail
ure. &C. T.. Miller.
a, Discussion led by J. p. Pollock.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
l:0O-song Service and Devotional Exercises
by Rev. Buck.
i:.D-"rhe Country Sunday Schooi-Frank p.
.woifori.
sOo---The Teachers Influence VS.. Home
Influence. Gilbert.
Genera, Discussion. opened by Miss
Alice Olmstead.
0-Missions.--C. X. Dodds.
s:3O- Election OF officers for ensuing year.
SATURDAY EVENING.
':a0--Devotional and Song Service led by
hev. Stewart.
Vocal Solo by Miss Mitchell
s:G-Lccture by Rev. Elmer Ward Cole.
SUNDAY MORNING.
i0:0J-Song Service.
i0:is- Devotional and study OF Lesson Rev.
sheppard
II :00-Rcports frm various sunday Schools.
Music by the Munzanola Male Quartette.
ii:ia-"value of Decision Day."--Mrs. J. N.
Beatty.
Discussion-Mrs. }. r. Pollock.
Vocal Solo by Mrs. G. NJ. Hall.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Song and Devotional Excrcises.-Rev.
Horn.
i::O-"The Sunday School u Stepping stone
to the Cburch.-Miss Briggs.
General Discussion, opened by John
wasson. Nf a,
Vocal Solo by Miss Zelia Peale.
2:aO-.ChiIdrcn's Half Hour.'-Mrs. Stewart.
Music by the Manzan Male Quartettc.
2:5D-"The sunday school va. Dram shops
Mrs. NJ. S. Davenport.
Discussion-Mr B. l.. MITCHELL
Music-Double Qunrettc.
s:35--''L Lesson Helps: Their Place and In
huence.'-Miss Cronkhifc.
General Discussion, opened by Geo. +.
Weist.
SUNDAY EVENING.
7:3O-Song aud Prayer Service.-Rev. Collins
Vocal Solo by Mrs. C. A. Beerbohm.
s:O0--fccture by DIR. RAIDER.
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Bleed.

n the blood IN safncseut Suau.
tity leaves the body becanse of
. wound or hemorrhagc of the
lueRs the result b death. Is
Life depends on the blood
because the blood carries to all
parts-of the body the uutfifive
eiements necessary to .ssstain IL
What II these nutritive ele-
ments arc absent?
What If they aye supplauted
By poisonous, eHrte matter and
disease germs?
The FIRST result Ia disease-pay-
tial death. The iinal result is the
same as from loss Of blood.
All disease is traceable to I'm
purity or weakness of the blood
and that is the reason the
Golden Medical Discovery"
cures sc many different diseases
lit purii5cs and vitalizes the
blood makes Il rich, red and
heaithy-fills II With nutriment
for the starving nerves and
tissues.
Consumption 10 properly Q dis
ease of the blood-sO 10 ecrofula
80 Is rheumatism. They look
like different Diseases but one
medicine will relieve all three.
II ann using good many Of yoar
medicines in my practtcr." writes
DR.. Joseph Fike, OF Lost Sp1iuEA.
Marion Co. Kansas .r Ten ycnrs
ago q patient Of mine was badly af-
fccted with that dreadful disease.
scrofuia. Her mouth and throat
were in an awful condition. and
there were iumpa on the outside Se-
low the jaws the size Of hens egg.
Other doctors said il was . fatal case.
! felt confident that none Of my
remedies would benefit her auy. II
came to my mind that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Msdirai Discovery was rec
omrcnded for such cases. 80 gave
II TO her as directed. Five bottles
cured her and she is we'll to-day.
She Is married now and has three
healthy children"
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousneas.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-18

the site OF the burned buildings in
Rocky Ford are ready for occu-
papcy.
The Pueblo Sunday Opinion
says the death rate Of the smallpox
cases in that city has been twenty
five per cent of the total number.
There are but seven cases OF
smallpox at present in Florence,
and not single new case has de-
veloped for three weeks. All the
schools reopened Monday.
There We're four applicants for
the recommendation OF the Bent
county commissioners for water
superintendent OF District No. II.
The board recommended them all.
and thus pleased everybody.
NJ. p. Rhodes, OF Bent county,
recently sent two double decks, or
| ATT head Of lambs averaging
seventy-hve pounds. to Kansas
City, for which he received IS. 35.
Swift bought them. They were
said to be as good as anything Of
the kind on the market this season.
The hearts of Rocky Ford melon
growers were gladdened one day
last week by the receipt OF 200
pounds Of free cantsloupe seed,
freight prepaid, from Burpee &
Co. Some of the seed shipped by
this firm last year turned out the
finest ''netted gem pumpkins"
ever grown in the valley.
At a recent meeting of the Otero
County Medical Society it was
agreed by the members to exchange
| blacklists, which will contain the
names of all those who have re-
fused to pay their medical bills for
twelve months. The services of
members of the society will be re-
fused those who are on such black
lists.
The colored gentleman, Lacy,
who rode in a locked freight car
from La Junta to this place and
set fire to a pile Of straw to warm
his fingers and came near smother
ing before he could be rescued was
tried in the district court Monday
for attempting to burn the car, was
acquitted, as he ought to have
been. Syracuse News.
A good story is told of pupil
in lower grade. Teacher-"Now,
George, you read the lesson to me
and then close the book and tell
me what you read" George
| (reading See the COW. Can the
1 COW run? Can the COW run as fast
as the Horse7 Not The horse
can run faster than the COW.
| CLOSING the book to tell what he
read)-Git onto the COW. Can
she run? Betcher life she kin run.
Can the COW do up the horse a
runnin'? No, the COW hain't in it
wild the horse. Mail.
Manzanola is strictly temperate.
A clause is inserted in the town
company's deeds forfeiting property
whenever utilized for saloon
purposes. A cigar and confec-
tionery store, with liquid attach
ment, was opened there last week
by two sporty individuals. They
did thriving business. The air
was permeated with tobacco smoke
and threatened to become nuis-
ance. Every other man in town
became afflicted with dyspepsia
from eating too much candy. The
virtuous people Of that burg finally
tumbled and suffering humanity
now has to leave town to appease
its appetite for "candy and cigars. /"
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-18

by catarrh) that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free. +. ]. Cheney &
CO., Toledo. o. Sold by druggists,
.75c. Halls Family Pills are the
best.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-18

OrviCERs--Prcsdcnt, J. v. Day. Manzanola;
ce-prcsident, J. +. Pollock, Hoibrook; secre-
tary. Grace A. Miller, La Junta: treasurer, j.
N. Kimsey. Rocky Ford.
EXECUTIVE CoNMITTEE-Mrs. J. II. Tyner,
La Juntn; S. A. ID. PiTg, ManzanoIa: WIN
Wain ner. Grand Valley; Miss Alice Omsiead
Orfway: Mrs. B. l.. Mitchell. Rocky Ford; T
L. Kerr. Fowler; John wasson, Holbrook
Mrs. HaIner, Oiney.
RECEPTION CoMMIrTEE--G. A. KilYore, Mrs,
Lucas. Mrs. o. j. BIikesicy, Mrs. Blankenship.
ENTERTAINMENT CoMMITTEE-Mrs. J. Is.
Donovan, II. 3. stutler, J. w. Cusick, Mrs. A.
II. Cawthron.
Entertainment will be provided for all dele
t,ltcs and visitors.
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|. er,ep. Successfully Treated.

81 have just recovered from the
second attack of la grippe this
year" says Mr.. j. A. Jones, pub
Usher of the Leader, Mexia, Texas.
sIn the latter case used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, and |
think with considerable success,
only being in bed a little over two
days against ten days for the former
attack. The second attack ] am
satisfied would have been equally
as bad as the first but for the use
of this remedy as had to go TO
bed in about six hours after being
struck with it, while in the first
case l was able to attend to bust
ness about two days before getting
down. For sale at the Palace.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-18

p. n.. for the purpose Of clectinS Board OF
Dlrectors for the ensuing year; snd 20 ,s.. srens
the meeting. JAMES ACNEkM,
Attest: President.
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as.lee ef shareholders msssI.s.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Annual Meeting Of the shareholderS Of
the Otero Loan and Building Association will
D he3d et TIE Once of Buckley 4 Hart m La
o06n, C0Soeado, JaDuaEy %. 1Geo, at 7:s0 p.
- for ~ purpose OF electing Board OF d.
Noe6kB K6e the eusuing year. and txeusoctfnG
eueo ofhoR basaiuess a. may properly be pre-
eoofed. h. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-18
Cure !. Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
money If it fails to cure. 25c. The
genuine has L. B. O. on each tablet.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-18

highest and best price the same will bring In
cash. ~ by Law provided. for tho purpos4 of
paying said indebtedncss and the expenses of
executing thia trust.
1899 @. A. BEERBOHM.
Public Trustee.
E' E..s pSaSiis:sion SSSl,s:ai,sn FsSsaai. FsSSaS ~
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-18
Adyertised Letter liss.

A LIST OF THE LETTERS REMAINING
n uncalled for in the La Junta postofiice
for the week ending January 10th. l8e9.
ApdersOn WI Davis, ChasN
Br1ttou N O HtfsGrnnn, MrD Chas
Baty. .CE Hardy, Mrs "
Carnes, Robt. @ KimbalI. Delbert
Cor samuel Love, WI
C0l1in4WOOd. Mrs @ Martin. HK
Durham, n Small, Geo w
Persons csIlfng for letters In the above list
viii plcase SAY advertised and give date.
= CnAs., D. PARKs. Postmaster.
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QDeelee q eeocl.helders.

MI 40N00 % O1eOcANosoeso. ~ Z
NOTICE n aBRRUY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual neeting Of the etookholdefs Of the
z Jnnta CsnnIng I'D Creenssy CoTpany
eela. Y1esalg, IsbHesy r. - y : e'eloes 9 2 =
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-18


Gem OF Otero -four. SI.oo per 100
lbs. Sold by all grocers. Every
sack guaranteed.
+. Rev. George Leslie, Of Denver,
will hold services at the Episcopel
church on Friday evening OF this
week at 7:3o o'clock, also on the
following Sunday at o:3o a. m.
E. l.. Stephenson and Dick
Beasly, of Garden City, arrived in
this city yesterday morning and
will be the guests of the fam
ily Of X. E CHATTER for few days.
Representatives Of the Colorado
Telephone Company were in town
this week locating the proposed
line between Pueblo and La Junta.
1t is expected that the new line
will be open for business about
June Ist, and probably before that
time.
The La Junta Woman's club
met at the home of Mrs. ]. M. Nc
Cune last Friday. Subject for the
afternoon, events of '98." Mrs.
Sebree had the paper and .evi-
denced the fact that she was
well read on events of 'os. Mrs.
w. o. Skinner gave life sketches
and deaths Of prominent person
ages who have passed away in 'o8.
Mrs. A. r. Timerman gave an
interesting talk on chief events in
Colorado. and especially pleased
were the members of this club to
hear Of SO good a work and report
Of the Brightside school at Denver.
F. H. Brandenburg, of the Colo
RADIO Section United States De-
partment Of Agriculture, makes
the following report concerning
the Arkansas river water shed:
.The ground is in good condition
to absorb the generally hesvy
snowfall that has occurred over the
upper drainage area OF the Arkan-
sas. Owing to the high winds
much Of the snow that fell above
the timber line has been swept In
to the gu1ches and immense drifts
in the timber. Abnormally cold
weather has kept the snow from
melting, and it has become yell
packed. AS compared with last
year and the average. or usual
amount, the fall has been greaker.
except in the western part Of Las
Animas county and over sfnali
areas Of moderate elevation in
Ere@ont and Custer counties. The
consensus Of opinion Is that TIE
flow will be much greater than last
lyess and Of longer dRritios ~ /.
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Fe,tnighs,y c,.s.

The Fortnightly Club will meet
next Saturday at the home of Mrs.
c. a. Beerbohm. Following is
the programme for the afternoon:
Music. c.,..-....,............F Fortnixhtly Chorus.
raper, ''Recent improvements Ia Prisons
and Reformstories. - Mrs. A. n. Paulsen.
Paper, Colorado Schools OF keform."...:.
....-....,.,. ............... Mrs. A. A. Frost.
Character Sketch, Frances Willard."....
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs.. b. r. HAskins.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-18
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
oAMIks.

THE LA JUNTA STATE BANK.
A general banking business transacted.
Capital stock $4,000. Surplus el0.OU0. X.
A. steen. President; A. G. Draper, Vice
President; ~. 2. Farwell. Cashier. La
Junta. Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-18
REAL EsTATG.
pUCKEY 4 HARr.

pUCKEY 4 HAKr.
Abstracts OF title, real estate, loans and
insurance. The only complete records In
Otero county. Houses for rent. Invest.
meuts made Business and interests Of
non-resideuts carefully looked after. AL
letters u inquiry answ cred. Reference:
First National Bank. La Junta, Colorado.
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PHYSICIANS.

= W. RAGsDALE, MD. ff3 sf 4
Physician and Surgeon. Once In Cen
trai Block. La Junta, Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-18
COUNTY AND Valley.
The ns~s Cleaned with es~sa~a &e's-
sssss srom Or vssssy ksshsaGss.

1t cost Pueblo soanv.SI4 !. ooo to
take care OF the poor during 1895.
= The new structures erected on
the site OF the burned buildings in
Rocky Ford are ready for occu-
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-18
How to pr.ven. pa.. r,eal..

SnhrActer sketch' frances " "iirhH.
t4.-....-. ...-,-..-.......A AFs. -. =. has
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
Evans Weakened at That Point and the
MontreaIs Runchsd Their His.
IEAHYS BAD MISTAKE IN THE NINTH.
Tried 10 Nike a Three fagger Out Of ccubIs
and Mas Caught Present Sanding Of The
Eastern League Gibbs

The Providence Grays played at
Montreal yesterday afternoon and were
beaten In a game thai was marked by
brilliant work by both teams and that
was close ard interesting throughout.
The champions opened with run,
scored by Caldwell, and shut out the
Grays In the first inning, but In the
second Proylasnce tied the score on a
run carried home by Leahy. and in the
third Cassidy's run put Providence to
the front, and on that run they held
rhe lead up 10 the eighth inning. In
every inning both sides were able 10
got men on bases, but Duggleby and
Evans were pitching in fine form, ana
neither side couli get hlts when they
Were most needed.
In the. eighth inn ng. however, Evans
could not keep the Montreals under his
thumb. For .e first time they were
hard onss. Manager Dooley set the
pace with a two bagger, which Henry
followed with a single, and then Rich
ter hit the ball out for three bases and
two runs, which put Montreal one
ahead. Provid nee had chance 10 tie
the score in the ninith and would prob
ably have succeeded but for too great
eagerness 10 land the needed run.
Leahy banged the ball out for a good
two-bagger, but ruined the chance this
gave by trying TO stretch ii out into a
three -bagger. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
A GORGEOUS FUNCTION.
Ball Given by William K. Vanderbilt
at Newport Golf Club.


| :, Inc long-looked-for ball which Will
iiain Nissan Vanderbilt gave at tn
| sui oiuD last night was the Crowning
event OF the Newport season. Ii was a
tuhcuon OF gorgeous and expensive de-
,a..s ana very clearly the finest privata
en.ertsinment ever given in Newport.
| Mr. vanderbilt gave everybody carte
pianche, and when he foots his bills he
| VIII nnd that he has spent a small for
tune IN giving his Newport friends a
| good time. The combined floral and
electrical display was superb.
quests entered the clubhouse through
an avenue OF tall Australian ferns. the
eieutrlc light effects among Them being
Wnite, pink, green and maroon. making
Fascinating picture Of changing color
among the gay gowns of the fashion
aDles as they entered the house.
The oval ball room was decorated
with wreath Of pink and white flow
ers In garlands attached tot CALLER
les with expensive sash ribbon of white
ana green. Hundreds Of dainty white
flowers hung from the chandeliers, Civ
ing the effect OF a snowstorm that never
quite descended. The veranda extend
ing 10 the rear of the club was inclosed
with oak boughs from which shone out
many electric lamps.
The dancing was in the ballroom AMI
on the veranda, a general program be-
ing in order till supper. after which
came the cotillon, which was led by
Elisha Dyer Jr
Among the amusing figures ne intro
duced a London idea, tying six young
ladies with beautiful sash ribbon TO gi-
gantic rose bushes. and the men who
could undo the hard knots could dance
with the gii'ls.The figure created a sem
sation.
The favors were distributed by n
child who was taken around in a Sedan
chair. which was hung with gorgeous
ribbons and flowers, and Illuminated
with hundreds of tiny electric lamps
supplied with power from a battery
within the chair. This too. created a
sensation. The chair was built for the
occasion.
Several Of Mr.. Vanderbilt's women
friends selected the favors witch cost
hundreds Of dollars. They inclu d SOL
id gold and silver pencils, pens. candle
sticks and picture frames. hand painted
parasols and fans. white satin noun
tain stocks. hung with roses and rib
bons. which were brought in on high
golden standards.
supper was served at midnight IA an
mprovised hall trimmed with sheaves
Of wheat to give the effect OF a harvest
time scene. Bright flowers and vari-
Gus colored lights appeared in the vines.
At the hosts table sat Mr. and Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr. and Mrs
Harry Payne Whitney. Mr. and Mrs
Hamilton MacKay Twombly. Mr. and
Mrs William X Vanderbilt. Jr Mr. and |
Mrs Elisha DYER Jr. Fernando Yzna- |
ya. r o Beach and Winfield s Uovt
rhis table had an elaborate rose deco |
alton.
Mr.. Vanderbilt was assisted IN pa
'eiving by his sister Mrs. Hamilton
Twombly. and his daughter.
p-law Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt Jr
rhey stood before wall Of rare exotic
'lanfs, IN the leaves Of which glittered
many tiny electric lamps
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

LADY AGENTS TO SELL THE
Judson $3 shoe for women. Call or ad-
dress >. j. PUTNEY, corner Salem
anu Main streets, Wakefield. Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
SUMMER RESORTS.


saturday and Sunday evenings. Many
or the cottagers took advantage OF
them and a large party went in bath
ing Saturday evening. Among them
were Mr. and Mrs A Il Atherton. Mr. and
MRS w q Hartford. Mrs E Il Calder.
MISS Calder Mrs II Il Marsh. Miss
Cook, Miss Bradbury. DIR Bradbury. Mr.
Newell, Mr. Percy Waterman, Mrs Pet
It's Mrs Baldwin. Miss Baxter. Mrs
Gardner. Mr. Harold Weaver. Miss An
ma Stott and Mr. George Emerson.
Miss Edith Windsor and Mr. Walter
Richards have been the guests OF Mrs
Frank Smith.
Whist club for August is were as fol-
lows Mrs A Windsor, AZ: Mrs III
Kirby, 43; Mrs III Perkins. Jr 20:
Mrs A A Presbrey, 80.
Miss Lillian Gamwell. Mr. Thomas
Francis. Mr. l. Peck. Mr. Irving VIII
liams have been entertained by Miss
Annie Bxby
Mr. Walter g Hartford is spending a
few days In Boston.
The disagreeable weather of last
Wednesday evening prevented many
from attending the regular hop. AS IL
was there was an attendance of over
sixty. who thoroughly enjoyed the
strains OF The Elite orchestra. Among
those present were Mrs George Philljps
dred. Miss SDencer. Mrs Bolton. Mrs
Charles Fletcher Miss Clara Fletcher.
Mrs T. Marsh Miss Susie Marsh.
Miss Anna Stott. Miss Alice Atherton,
Miss Bradbury, Miss Bixby. Miss Ida
Harris. Miss Edith Massie. Mr. and Mrs
Campbell. Miss Abhe IAscomb. the
Misses Foster. Mrs c A Windsor and |
Miss Bartlett. Mr. Forrest Perkins. Mr.
Fred Perkins. Mr. Harold Weaver. Mr.
Edward Fessendon. Mr. Lawrence Cal
1er Mr. Howard Presbrey. Mr. George
Eddy. Mr. Fred Rocks, Mr. Mills. Mr. CO.
well, Mr. Place and many others
Miss pthel Rowe Of Putnam. Conn:
Mrs Baldwin OF Auburn. Mrs PettIs.
Miss Pettis of Apponaug: Mrs c. II Wa
.erman of Pawfucket. MIR ard Mrs VI n
lockwood of Edgewnod. Mr.. George
Newell Of Putnam. Conn. and Mr. and |
Mrs Lewis Lockwood Of Providence |
nave been the guests OF Mrs Walter @ |
Hartford during the past week.
The Edgewood bowlino team will
meet the Baysides next Tuesday even
ne at the Casino.
The Buttonwoods bowling team came
20 Bavside Wednesday evening, Au-
gust "a
An exciting contest took place. tho
sore resulting In victory for the Bay
slues. The score was as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
EASILY PROVEN.
There is Not the Slightest Ne
cessity for Leaving Providence
TO Look for Proof

The experience given below by this
well-known citizen is easily proven.
The proof he offers for his conviction
can safely be left with the reader II
is a difficult matter to describe an ach-
ing back or any OF the ills caused bv
disordered kidneys. How TO cure the
trouble is of much more Importance.
and the most exacting resident Of
Providence cannot ask for any better
authority on this point than that gwen
by Mrs. Richard Graves Of ssi Chalk
stone avenue, says:
II had attack Of backache. iameness
through my loins, pains In the shouI-
der and rheumatism in my limbs which
at times crippled me so | could hardly
move. tried different remedies but
received no benefit until my daughter
procured Doan's N.dney Pills for me at
"a drug store. and Insisted on my using
them. They cer.ainly did me much
good by relieving me Of aching. and in
my back OF rhermatism.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers. price 50 cents mailed by
Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo. n. Y. sole
agents FOR the United States. Remem-
Der the name. Doan's. and take no SUBJ
stitute.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
BAYSIDES
CLOCK ISLAND.

Last Saturdays ball game res,u,,,
IN score OF TO 1 I'm favor of ths
ocean View. This tied the series snd
nlaue anOtner game necessary TO decide
W., plohsnlp. This took place
wednesday and resulted i'm fa,5r 80
.ne spring House with a score of 90
L. Inc playing on both Sides vns a,,
centnt and the greatest enthusiasn,
MAS mallifested by large crowd
woodruff, Panic and Newman OF Tho
1n,, 1loMn team played ON the Spring
house side while Walden tho VIZ
nrst baseman. pitched for Ocean viou'
but rev errors were made and though
several showers fell during the eame
the interest OF the spectators aid not
lessen. The Spring House viii bo form
any awarded the pennant to remain in
thelr possession during the wear 80
it Is believed that William Loeb n
sailor on the fishing schooner Earl a,d
Nettie. was drowned In tho New Uar'
Dor last Friday night he startad 90 80,
on board his boat while intoxicated and
mas not been seen since bur his ro,rI
boat, oars and cap. which were founa
ashore, give sufficient evidence OF his
Last Thursday night. the valuoh,o
Dlack horse belonging 10 Mr. EvNrot,
the collie. "uSiS "i
II IS rumored that Mr.. Merritt of tho
NJ ana chapman Wrecking Co. OF /
NeW YORK, who has recently bourh, F,
iot OF land on the west side OF the s,lt
punu intends 90 erect a mapnincsnt
Sv,r,akc ~ there In the near future
ne cottage and lot az land bslopgir,,
" -, sirs, Anna II. Mitchell OF Now Rcd,
.., .otu Mass. was sold Wednosdsv n,
for $500 Nahsom kenyon
,,for The past week IN, oaco -, NJ.
~. = Milllken. the real ostnto ' nt'
inc ab1,,. ,requsnted by people inoulr,
uas ,ran.,use ue MOUSE lots ana though no art.
ioSL. snsiers have as yet been made \,
ne ec,,. % - 1noush many will take pIace
~. - me season Is over F'o'
,,st List saturday afternoon tho A.
e-masted schooner from N;Iihpis.aiI'
a"ihe' came near being d,sh'5 ,', ause,
me rocks and was force5 ~ anei upun
-. i..''rr -, When the tide turned tho ~i-.,,i'
or Danlel1on went 20 her a..i.,,..'n
a,m ,r Iomnd her sailing safely ave. ''''
II ,ail cottage gOlf links bo,o -.
ccntly b'en opened To the n,,ht, TT, r.
l. a.. Nf Nohecan BLUFFS ana
is IN excellent condition. k n,,eo..,, .,,,', ai,l
coach ~ ia attendance ana tbc ,.,,,,..'
presents m irtnrest.ng appearance 80,
erv pheasant afternoon "
Lest sun az tho serricrs In tho t,,t.
'opel chapel. 81. Ann. Rv-tbs. c., 80
CONDUCTED by Rev r. p cobb. OF ran.
Hon. ', w Miner. weii-knov, i.r,
'er OF Providence, has arrived ~ his
nttaRe on Moheesn Bluffs with his