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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
COURsING AT INGLEsIDE

Judge Reilly acted very wisely when he
decided yesterday that, after two mo
goes" in the final between Lily Of the
West and Thornhill, the final of the an
nual stake should be run off next Sunday
The coursing throughout the day was fast
and furious. Early in the stake Chicago
Boy, Rocker, Connemsra and Bohe were
hopelessly out Of it. owing to the grueling
work. The day seemed an ideal one for
the hares and they appeared to hold
charmed lives. as in several instances the
field resembied the cross country run Of
d pack of fox hounds as relief dogs, one
after another were released to stop the
course. In one instance a hare was fol-
lowed a a lively pace for quite distance
b by no T6 sS KIM and fe Rocksr among
The Consolation stake went TO that good
hound and honest bread-winner Wild Ira
lee Narcissus was the runner-up and
showed in his courses that he had been
well trained and was prepared TO go the
route. The results Of the day were as
follows:
Annual stake: Second round-H. A DeckeI-
mans Rocker beat Russell, Allen & Wilson $
Daisy Claire D. Shsnnon's Safeguard beat ].
Makers Benlcia Boy T J. Cronins Thornhill
beat Handy Smiths Jennie Wilson; Lowe &
Lawrence Russell. Allen & Wilson's Chicago
Boy brat p. Shannon's Soubrette; Council
Bros Log Boy beat Sterl & Knowles Sleety
Mist: Z. N. Kellogg Hummer beat ". Hal
pins Dawn: Curtis e Sons Mckinley beat E.
N EelloEg's Kid Mccoy: James Deans Come
mara beat D. Ryans Lady Kenny; J. Byrnes'
Eleven spot beat y. DillOn's Black Hawk; ].
II Perigo's Bohe beat James Byrnes Nellie B:
NJ Kelloeg's Sweet Emma beat Murphy G
Tolapds Twilight: Curtis & Sons. Vulcan beat
James Deans Gladiator: 5. Hansen's L. s.
Conley beat Curtis & sons Flying Fox: p. NJ.
ClarSsons Mooesty peat > bEFnes OLYMPUS
T Deury's Lily Of the West beat Frank Fo-
ley's Moss Rose.
Third round-Rocker beat Safeguard: Thorn
hill best St Oran; Chicago Boy beat Log Boy;
Mckinley beat Hummer; Connemara beat
Eleven Spot: Bohe beat Sweet Emma; Vulcan
beat l. :. Conley; Lily Of the West beat Mod
esty.
Fourth round-Thornhill beat Rocker Chicago
Boy beat Mckinley. Bohe beat Connemara, Lily
Of the West beat Bohe.
Fifth round-Thornhill. beat Chicago Boy; LILY
Of the West beat Vulcan
In the fnal Lily OF the West met Thorlhnl in
two courses that were undecided
Consolation stake: Second round-Curts e.
SONS Narcissus beat A Van den Burgh' !
American Eagle T. Logan's Miss Grzzle heat
] Edmonds Morning Glory; II. Lynchs Mystil
Maid beat Curtis & Sons Cash Handy &
Sr1itb,. Ida beat w C. Glassons Terrona:
C0nneII Bros Senorita beat T. Gibsons Fx-
press: ConneH Bros Mamie Pleasant beat
James Byrnes' Battleship; Sterl & Knowles
Rusty Gold beat Lowe & Thompson's Patriai
T J Cronin's Wild Traiee beat George Bur
feinds Pastime.
Third round-Narcissus beat Miss Grizzle;
Ida beat Mystic Maid: Rusty Gold beat S-n
orita: Wild Tralee beat Mamie Pleasant.
Fourth round-Narcissus beat Ida; Wild Ira
lee beat Rusty Gold.
Fiual-Wild Tralee beat Narcissus
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
DUDES WIN
BY CLEVER
STICK WORK
Good Baseball at Recreation
Park Between Oakland
and Santa Cruz.
Oakland 5, Santa Cruz 2.

The Dudes did the trick yesterday after
noon at Recreation grounds by laying low
all the shellfish that have been coming
I'D periodically from Santa Cruz. An
drews was touched for nine hits and five
men from Oakland crossed the rubber,
The Dudes played an errorless game and
generally outdid their opponents in stick
work.
The first inning brought a run to Oak
land Hammond swatted two-bagger
TO left field and scored on Hardie's sin
gle. In the second inning Schmeer made
first on a hit, went TO second on Bah
bits error of Moskimans hit and scored
when Mccarthy juggled a hot one of
Hutchinson's bat. IN the seventh the
Dudes added two runs to the list. Ham
mond rolled out two-bagger, cantered TO
third on Donovan's hit, and then the Lob
sters began 10 juggle and make it easy
for Hammond to cross the plate wild
throw by Clark TO DeveTeauX, who al
lowed the ball 70 pass through him. was
the accident. Donovan took second and
third on the throw-in Of Dunleavy's long
fly TO Dalrymple, Donovan scoring on the
thrOw-in.
In the eighth it looked like railroad
wreck for q time. Moskiman was hit by
the pitcher and Hutchinson, Hammond
and Hardie were sent to base on balls
forcing MOshiman over the plate.
The runs Of Santa Cruz were made In
the third and eighth. Croll made his first
bag on q hit and made second Oh Nc
CaTtbys sacrifice. Babbitt then hit TO
Hutchinson, who threw home, but could
not "stave off" Crou, who scored. In
the eighth Mccarthy was given his base
on balls, stole second and made third on
Rabbits out. scoring on the throw-in of
DeveTeauX's fly TO Dalrymple.
DalrympIe and Schmeer divided fielding
hCuOrS, the former catching a long drive
IN phenomenal fashion. The score:
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ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Vampires Defeat seamen's Institute
Team by Three Goals to Nothing.

The Vampire Association football team
PLAYED another match against team Of
British apprentices on Saturday afternoon
on the Preside Athletic grounds The
sailors team was made up and captained
by the Rev. II. W. L. O'Rourke, chaplain
of the Seamens Institute. It was two
mon short, and the Vampires also had
only nine players. IN the match PLAYED
on the previous Saturday the sailors beat
the Vampires two goals to nothing, and
the Vampires We're eager to turn the ia
bles. The result was a keenly contested
game. neither side scoring goal in the
first half. In the second half Cassidy
scored for the Vampires from a corner
kickoff by Williamson.
A little later the Rev H w. L.
O'Rourke scored a goal for the seamen's
Institute. Then g. T. s. White scored
another goal for the Vampires off a pass
by Williamson, and Cassidy put a third
between the posts. after run down the
field. in which the forwards took part.
The game thus ended with the score of
8 70 In favor OF the Vampires.
The ground was wet and somewhat slim
perry but being of a sandy nature was
not muddy or heavy. The teams were
made UP as follows:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
Handball Games,

A continuation of the tournament
games occupied yesterday afternoon al
Phil Ryan's handball court at SIS How
ard street. The opening set-to was as
follows:
I r. Bockman and f. Lynch defeated w
n sieberst and w. H. Kediah. Score: 2l-ls
i5-z1. 2-2O. Second game In the same series:
\ J. Prendergast and A. J. Griffith defeated
J. r. Bockman and L. Waterman. Score:
21--J2 l6-21 Ills.
The other games We're:
+ McManus and J. Dooley defeated S. Gar
vey and ]. Bolster Score: 21-1. 14-2l n-1O.
n Mcdonald and p. Steiner defeated J. XIII
lion and NJ Mcneil Score: a-l5. 1871.
] Condor and W. Hassell defeated A. Nc
Wicker and T. Leach. Score: lilo. 15-21,
21-14.
ents and NJ. Kirby. Score: 2l-9. 12-2l, Pill.
%. White and c. Quinn defeated A. White
man and c. Royal. Score: 2l-l5, S-2. H-1s.
I Kennedy and ". Stansbury defeated T.
Lyons and ]. Mccormick. Score 2l-1s. 14-21.
z. Curley and B. Clements defeated P. Ryan
and ] Harlow. Score: 2-13. 1874 H-l9.
J. White and z. Toy defeated NJ. Mcguire and
J. Collins. Score; 21-12 1s-21. 21-1
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
DEPEW'S OFF MARE
MADE THINGS. HUM
OFFICER O'SHEA INJURED BY
THE FRENZIED ANIMAL.
ReckIessness of Cyclers Causes q
Runaway in the Park-Fun at
the Chutes and Sutro
Baths.

Owing 20 the threatening weather there
was no music at the park yesterday, but
the small crowd that gathered in search
of recreation was delightfully."- enter
tanned by the "off mare" in the spank
ing team driven by E. NJ. Depew of sos
San Jose avenue. AS Mr. Depew was
nearing the Garfield monument tan
dem ridden by reckless cyClers flew past
the horses heads and they took TO the
shrubbery Soon they were hopelessly
tangled in the trees. ana captain
Thompson assisted by Mounted ono er
Delegaro, attempted 70 free them from
the buggy.
herself from the rig and started OF a
mad race down the main drive. Captain
Thompson gave chase, but failed to get
within rop1ng distance until near me
superintendent office, where he lassoed
the runaway.
Officer Shea attempted to assist Cap.
tain THOMPSON, when the mare lunged
toward him. and before he could find a
place Of safety he was struck down oy
the iron-shod hoofs of the animal. Cap
tain Thompson dragged the animal away
and the officer who had sustained a
severe laceration of the upper lip, was
taken TO his home.
Mr. Depew returned home on a car and
the horses were taken to the stables by
The weather did not materially re,
duce the usual Chutes crowd Several
thousand people passed through the
gates during the day and enjoyed the
various features.
At Sutro Baths the guests were enter
tanned with the regular aquatic races
the results Of which follow:
Fifty-yard dash, novice-H. Laicken
won Miss Neal second
1OO-yard amateur. Laird first, c.
Lunden aecond.
100-yard cup race-J. O'Brien first, G.
Rawinson second.
Sprlngboard diving-C. Rawlinson first
J. O'Brien second.
High 1iving-J. Laird first, w. Hurley
second.
Underwater race. Jackson first, C
Lunden second.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
ROCKLIN BELLE WINS
AT SAN MATED PARK

F. Chambilrs Rocklin Belle carried of
first honOrs yesterday at San Mateo
Coursing Park. St. Anthony, from the
Lopez Kennels. running In the name Of
n. 2. Whiting, finished in second place
He ran a bye in each of the three rounds
before the final. One was a natural bye,
the others accidental, owing to the with
dTawal of StiI True and Terronite be-
cause of desperate courses. Both these
dogs were taken all over the field and
1t was necessary to send out fresh dogs
to their assistance.
Favorites were beaten with great regu-
larity. six of them losing, one after an
other in the second round with odds of
and 8 10 l on. Rocklin Belle defeated
the much fancied San Jose dog Cavalier
at the latter odds, while Golden Gate fell
before Terronite at the same price. Both
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
COURsING AT STOCKTON

STOCKTON. Nov 1.-THE coursing here to-
dav et Goodwater Grove resulted as follows:
Honeymoon beat Thunderbolt; Merry Maiden
beat Battle AK: Glen Roy beat Sky Queen; st.
Elmo beat Lille D; Better Than Gold beat
King Craft; Kerry Cow beat Olympia; sun
beam beat Four Spot; Happy Butte beat
Maiden; Bounding Bell beat Fleet and Fancy:
wild Iassie beat Juno Dick L beat Sarah
Gold; Sharkey beat Royal Tip; Moioch beat
Woodbne: Forget Me Not beat Pansy Pasha
ST AiEnon beat Pat Malloy; Prince of Fashion
beat Precede.
First ties-Merry Maiden beat Honeymoon;
Glen Roy beat st Elmo; Sunbeam beat Better
Than Gold: Kerry Cow beat Happy Butte
Rounding Bell beat Dick l. Wild Lassie beat
Sharkey: Moloch beat Forget Me Not; ST. Aig-
non beat Prince of Fashion.
second ties-Glen Roy beat Merry Maiden
Kerry Cow beat Sunbeam; Bounding Bell beat
Maoch; Wild Lassie beat Prince OF Fashion
Kerry Cow beat Wild Lassie
Final-Glen Roy beat Kerry Cow.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
Swiss Rifle Club.

The results of the shooting ever the
range of the Swiss Rife Club yesterday
follow:
Bullseyes-Ftrst A. Huguenin second. ].
Bachmann: third. A Monatti fourth F Suter;
fifth. Ed Christen; sixth, j. C. Huguenin;
seventh A. Gehret eighth. A. Won Wyl; ninth,
Gianin
Turkey winners Leemann. So A Hugue-
min. &c J. Bachmann So: A. Studer, So: A
Gehret ss: A Won Wyl, SO; J. c. Huguenin.
81: ] Crandjean So: F. Suter. 50: Ed Christen,
50: Monatti 40; P. Righetti, 40; c. P. Cha
Mint 81; P. c. Guscetti, As; =. Satori A. and
J. Tognazzini. A.
Medal--Champion class. A. Gehret. as; first
class A. Won Wyl. 3s3: second class F. suter
351; third class. A. Monatti. 227
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
Passenger Rates Cut.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 12.-The trans
continental rate war spread again last
night with the arrival of two Alaska
steamers. At o'clock Chicago tourist
tickets were offered by city passenger
agents in the hotels for $32. There seems
TO be no apparent hope for a patching up
of the trouble and all lines now admit
that the situation is serious and has
reached 4 point where something. must
result within a few hours Transconti-
mental traffic is demoralized.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
ELEVEN INNING GAME.
Hard Struggle Between San Fran
cisco and Sacramento Results
IN Tic

SACRAMENTO, Nov. Fifteen hun
dred people witnessed the best game Of
the season at the Oak Park diamond to-
day. the score At the end Of the eleventh
inning. at which time the game was called
20 permit the san Francisco team to leave
on the late train, being to 0.
Harvey and Iburg were both in fine
form. The former being touched for three
the latter for eight hits The local team
played an erTorleSs game, while the five
errors chalked Up to the visitors were not
costly. The work Of O'Connell was per-
fecuy satisfactory TO all concerned. Score:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
William congratulates Won Bulow.

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted. 1899, by James Cor
don Bennett
BERLIN, Nov. 12.-The Berliner Mach
richten learns that Immediately after the
publication of the Samoa treaty the Gear,
in long conversation which he had after
dinner at Potsdam with Count Won Blu
low, congratulated him very heartily on
the success of his negotiations.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
Athletic Club officers.

The Columbia Athletic Club. organized
to promote boxing contests is controlled
by the following officers: President. Dan
lei Crowley; vice president. James Kane:
secretary, Charles Sommerlad; treasurer.
John Efinger; directors-Daniel Crowley.
Charles Sommerlad, John Effinger. ]. ]
Sullivan and James Kane; business man
ager, Herman jain Jr.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
Rife Record Broken.

A B. Dorrell broke the % caliber rife
record at a meeting of the Columbia Pts
lance was fifty yards. off-hand, and The
score made was fifteen. six of the shots
being in the center of the one-inch bulls
eye. This record was previously held by
z. Jacobson and z. HoYeY.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
Fight a Draw.

DENVER. Nov. PA special to the
News from EI Paso, Tex, says: Tommy
Mahar, the weight champion OF
Chicago. and 'Reddy'' Gallagher, feather
weight champion of the Southwest, fought
to a draw on the Mexican side of the Rio
Grande this afternoon. The contest was
exceedingly spirited and bloody, and was
witnessed by 800 persons The fight was
to have been to a finish. but darkness
stopped it at the end of the twentieth
nd
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
Selections for To-Day.

First race-Burdock. Giro. Reginald Hughes.
Second race-The Miller Magnus. Ricardo
Third race-Jennie Reid. Lavator, Silver
Tone
Fourth race-Mike Rice. Montallade. Ala
nsda.
Fifth race-My Gypsy, Marcato Morinel.
Sixth race-Malay. DR.. Sheppard, ostler Joe
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
NICHOLAS AMEs DEAD.
Was One of the Pioneer Merchants of
the State

SAN JOSE. Nov. 12-Nicholas Ames, a
retired pioneer merchant of San Fran
cisco, died here to-day at the residence Of
his daughter, Mrs. Rosa Valencia. He
was rs years of age and a native of Peru.
His father was a distinguished military
leader in the Peruvian war of indepen-
dence Deceased came to San Francisco
in 1849 and became the proprietor of a
number of general merchandise stores in
various parts of the State.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
FEAR THE EARTH's END.
Brazilians Panicstricken at Falb's
Prophecy.

Special Gable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1899, by James Cor
don Bennett
BUENOS AYRES. Nov 12.-The Her
AIDS correspondent in Rio Janeiro. Brazil,
telegraphs that Professor FaIb's prophecy
that the earth will meet the famous Bic
las comet tomorrow and may be de-
stroyed as a result of the collision is caus-
ing a panic among the lower classes of
BraZilians.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
REMARKABLE SHOOTING.
c.. C. Ford of Denver Makes Thirty
One. Consecutive Bullseyes.

DENVER. Nov PA record at rife
shooting which. it is believed, stands un-
equaled. was made at the regular meeting
of the Denver Rife Club this afternoon.
c. c. Ford. the secretary of the club,
scored 1879 out of a possible 200 on a 500
that distance. The record was made from
forty shots. Ford scored eight bullseyes,
then put the next shot in the circle imme
this with thirty-one consecutive bullseyes.
The latter is. the remarkable feature Of
the record.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
san FRANCISCO.
SUMMARY.

Three base hit-Shauahan. Sacrifice hits
O'Conn0r. Pyne. First base on errors-Sacra-
mento g. First base on called baIls-sacramento
2 san Francisco 1 Left on bases-Sacramento
u. San Francisco ;. Struck out-By Harvey 4
by IoUrg g. Hit by pitcher-Doyle. Double
plays-Iburg 70 Brockhoff: Reilly to Krtig 10
Courtney: Krug 10 Courtney. Time Of game
hours Jmpire-O' Connell. Scorer-Griffn.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
San lose Cnnrsinr

SAN JOSE, Nov. 12-Coursing under
new management at Agricultural Park to-
day resulted In a victory for S E. Portals
Sophie c. L. Appleby's Clare was run
ner-up.
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NiSalia nrfeated

vISALIA, Nov L-BakersfeId defeat
ed the Visalia baseball team to-day in a
fast game of ball. by score of six to
nothing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
SANTA CRUZ.
- - - y INNINGs.
SUMMARY

Runs responsible for-Steffani l. Andrews q
Twl-base hits-Hammond ?, Clarke, Dalrymple
Sacrifice hits-McCarthy, Morrow. First base
ou errors Oakland 2 First base called
hais-Oaklald c, Santa CRUZ ? Left on bases
Oakland II. santa Cruz 4. Struck out-By Stef-
FAM 2 by Andrews 8 Hit by pitcher-Babbitt
N-skiUan, nalrynple- Double 'play-Steffani
- Dunl=Svy - Hutchinson Passed ball-Mor-
NV Time o. game hour 40 minutes. I'M
Ti-e-G~aveS Scorer. W StapletCn.
The morning game between Oakland
and Santa Cruz, which was to have been
played az Oakland was postponed on &C
count Of the condition Of the Oakland
grounds
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-13
Tanforan Park Entries.

The entries for this afternoons running
events are as follows:
FIRST race-Five furlongs; maiden two-year-
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-15
In the Lnstices, Conrts.

The suit Off. w. CofIey against Mr..
Ledford for $3.50 commission for the
sale Of the Ledford farm to the Ce-
ment Company came up in Justice
POtter's court this morning. Mr..
Coftey had some conversation with
Lediord about the sale OF the land
and had the idea that it was placed
IN his hands for sale and made an eff
fort to sell 1t. Mr.. Ledford, while adj
hitting that he had conversed with
Coffsy, claims that he made the sale
himself and that Coffey did not earn
any commission. The suit Is brought
to decide who is right.
In Justice Cards court Frank Smith
brought a replevin suit against S. r..
Walter to recover several head of
calves which he owned and had
placed in Walters care. Smith sold
the calves and when he went after
them Walter declined to give them
up. The court decided in favor OF the
plaintiff and he was given the veal
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-15
KANSAS CLIPS AND COMMENTS

One year ago today the goth Kansas
landed at Manila.
The man who sells the mob by
clothes at Concordia is named Cobb.
Coffeyville wants smelter not to
reduce but to increase her prosperity.
The Leavenw worth Times says the
notorious Klondike is being slowly
frozen out.
Pete Foley, of the Foley Printing
Co., OF Parsons, has been forced into
bankruptcy.
Cherryvale has II. Il. o. club and
the org anization of s. II. r.. o. club is
anxiously awaited.
Striking gas under one's farm in
fiates the head some, but 1t doesn't
make man half so vein as finding
coal.
The Lyon county poultry show be-
gins on the 18th and the management
slangfully promises that it will be a
"bird."
A man down near Erie offers steady
work at Sl.00 per 1000 feet for log
choppers, which sounds funny in
Kansas,
The pages of the Woodson County
Advocate are literally sprlnkled with
Bible quotations, credit being
properly given.
The city scavenger OF Coffeyville
draws a salary of$3 month. He is
evidently believed to pick up some-
thing on the side.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-15

judges to the republicans one in every
election precincl in the state. This is
manifestly unfair. ln this county
this fall one candidates name was on
three of the four tickets of the ballot.
BY filling an Independent nomination
he subjected the county to the expense
of the extra ballot yet this candidate
was not elected. A law that assumes
man can belong to half dozen
parties at once is lame and no mis-
take,U
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-15
A Postmaster's View of 1t.

Bloomingdale, ILL.,, Feb. 20, 1899
syrup Pepsin Co.
Gentlemen:-After having given
the Syrup of Pepsin u fair trial in my
family | unhesitatiDgly pronounce 1t
a great boon to all suffering from in
digestion. constipation and dyspepsia
in all their forms with all their train
of evil consequences. | have fought
dyspepsia and constipation of a SO we're
character for twenty-five years, have
employed the most skilled physicians
that | could reach, have spent humid
reds of dollars and now find more
relief in this pleasant remedy than l
have found in anything else. To all
persons OF sedentary occupations in
life, | wish to say buy it and use 1t.
have spent II years at the post
masters desk, averaging IA hours a
day and know now if | had bad this
remedy years ago it would have saved
me much suffering.
Respectfully yours,
w. NJ. Mccoy, =. NJ.
BlOomingdale, Ind.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-15

THAT nocturne of yours isn't writ
ten in the right key" said Kilduff to
Beefat.
What do you know about music?"
mot much, perhaps, but enough to
know what key a nocturne should be
written in"
well, what key should it be IMP"
"a nocturne should be in a night
key."-N. Y. World.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-15
IrOncIOth.

lroncloth is made for the first time in
the United States at Worcester mill.
1t is great industry in Manchester,
England, and in Germany, but no Amer
lean manufacturer has before attempt
ed ii. Ironcloth is used very extern
sively for overcoat and ulster Innings
N. Y. World.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-15
HOrhe PrIcen.

In 1888 the average price OF horse
was $74.64; in 1897, $3.50. In the 10
years from 1884 to 1897, while the num-
Der of horses in the United States had
increased by more than 100000, their
total value had decreased nearly $780,
000,000.-N. Y. World.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-15
Collie and DiarrhOea

Cured and corrected by the use of
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. This
remedy restores the natural action of
the stomach and bowels, and Is better
than remedy that checks but does
not correct the conditions. Sold and
recommended by g. b. Spencer q Co.