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The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

E.za-alaE fsse sto~Y published IL 1sas
L2ilsea papers - tee s.zzssz 1il4z 8
u--A1 zaas- I'sszsllz IS ola q llae rDl--
l,ars zzzzz .a0szll he VInuanaeca funk.
the Aa7s aavz
ENae zza-s 1o55 sy 1ils Perkins Eguus-
AZ : aEzrae IL II man 1szrtle1lzzrs- Il
= knaRz II certainty TIA Perkins =
n1z q 1tss sASbi.z-s, ti10Bgn ever since
trs r0boe-r occurred ils las been snz-
Ts=-i4zl d having some knowledge as
10 tlss I1lsHfi-T q 1hs rof8iserE L nas
eFsu nssn 1nenghz ~ some thar M
VS. azfezliy concerned II Tie Tlut Bzzi
there = nj g00n ersund IN tins i.elisz.
Perkins ant LIS rife lived Il VIZ
nsnuea2 1pr some time p-snr 70 1lss
roBpe-x He was ; ky. dlzs0iuls
c1sa-aeaer. VINO Grsseaied 1ar 3 livsii-
hos mainly OF LIE ss.azIfv earnings q
ms Wiz = : n-=sszlaksr-
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

The fr1if.0aing policy n tbs keput-'
1c&n parry nae got fsse tag universities
q the eonnsry into ho water. 4 1slf
the party solicited sfe opinion 81 tue
professors % tie political ISSUES q ne
Gay. Professor Andrews q Browns
declared strongly FOR BrFan- and he
head wac duiT edagppe1 Of. along win
many o1sers- IL 1915 the party 70
r.sased TIE operation and nearly al
the Professors ssne rseeire eaaaE sal-
aries entnnaisasties-i.y declared for Dc
kinney. Tnis znuss disgnss every IN
dependent citizen. aaG every Ierer Of
liberty and frss spesen The zorss
sempsss has bsen rasssd a. Stanford
University, which has been shaken 20
~ very foundation, ont al Inirer-
efEies viii suffer VIII r. take tie
15beEsy - quote the following from 3
speech delivered by Pruf Edward Ross
q Ss2uscr5. because believe is onght
10 BE stuffed BY every Atneriean-
But Nnas Americas labor oe5sets %
ss exposure 70 competition win q
cheaper aan The eoeile cannot ont
% hin. but be can pa1erllye him lie
eannot presan<'s naore but he esn con
snnne less. The Orieasa3 CAT eloow tie
American 10 one SIDE 10 rse common
oechpat5ons BECAUSE BE- has fewer
wants. 70 - this 70 %. 20 1t tazs
Araeriean BE driven ~ eoolie conpet5-
ton, 20 ctssek the Aasersean blzzh-rste
In order shzs tie Japanese bir<8-rats
shall not be checked, 70 let an oDpor
tnnity for ons Arpersean boy be oc
eupksd ky thrse Orseaitals 10 that the
Aznerzcaa viii Dos acd tslst boy 70 IA
family. Is 70 reTesse the csasrent q
progress, - eo8s1it race suicide
Everything we call progress has heapsC
- deYeaop nan who can produce maei
and cxn CONSUME mR8shs Is has zEh0rrst
the cheap man Is has favored anG
Etstered not the man d crude palate
Of tough stomach. Of low Organization
Or few waists and u little inteIligsne'
and energy, but she superior nan.
Starting NTH TIE Oraeztai people o
Egypt and BabyIcnia, civilization ba
IN 1900 years swept ano1Dd the giobe
snsistfBg On better, fner AMI brzinie
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

Tlse psDpls q 1isa = IS. AZ. 5Easz cBn
ElEneIug IL AWAKEN u tins IN zsa-la1as
u 1ae safsf=s1 d irrigation. savs t1t
Denver szge11aa1- ~ lar a. 1fe " ass-
sZ eaanz-E ls concerned. irrigation
assl r-aersss are SYNONYMOUS ss-us
ILza1 Ine government u LII mites
STATES ea1 provide n8mss fur =. lkaL. a.
70 Ta.ss 50 uurz 1seupls n he e.
Esn1f1uzf o. ON SD. lsa TIE seems
Ridiculous. especially - me MONEY 50
e--Esezz 80 vii remain a home Va
.aluE nothing c spending szsa. 81. osiL
Il 9 ~ alL vsne1 sncf an opportunity
AZ tins e8u1es there should Be III hes
itans.v = accomplish TINS result Nc
one xsip haE gwen -hs matter auE
zn0neslz Las Single argument Il offer
Tnv s saonll no- ~ dune ant ai-sacs.
> majority u the members q t8s pres
C0nErass bave expressed themselves
IN s4TaE q the proposition
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

TDe burning Is uas stake = tns Nero
iona Pagse- in Colorado Is 3 Disgrace
= me American people. TIE work q
tbs mob Nas z1lgss i1rutsa and ssar'.5argsus
2nd 1ae Whole affair Is unworthy =
tas lowest ssass q white anen- Is vi
Eaaks q c1egraeesfEl oioten upon me
records y Colorado tfa1i vi bring The
tinsh q shame 10 the faee q every
good citizen.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

TIE f0resna1 - ranch x California
declares thai rural free delivery j.
worth q Thousand collars . year 70 hizn
personally, because i keeps the hands
a home This suggests one reason
why the service sbozlo oe exten6sd.
Restless tOys Mil De less anxious 70 70
70 the city. when erery day the poea-
nasn brfngs the bessof fbe city to thea.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23
QuEorE.Fou


When Galveston waE recently sweep
sgv 3 hurricane and devastated sus-
pieiop wss aroused thai tsle wind was
nor als1gstnsr responsible for t1se II
pudatl0n- The MASTER q z merchant
nan navigating tls Gut u Mexies 3
nnndrsd nilez from lan6 reported vi
Dessing. wnIse tne hurricane Was .ae-
ing, 3 Submarine vpieanie eruption
wtaieI viDseu1lv agilass1 tne ssa IL ne
Delgnborb0Dd u ms snip. THOSE VIC
ieiiezs6 IL tise volcanic tfsso-v C l1al-
xsssons nl5sfo-tnDse associated 1fse
mlE-gnE phenomenon reported VIII
ING ssItviE experiences. Later tilsepx-
e-iez tend . confirm 11e sseOrT. far L
attempting . repair tne eslbis DsiweeI
Galveston and zise Mexican seasz
winch was destroyed during rns Or
s1orIn- t1e broken en1s have bser
found 80 prsseut The suggestive a.
Tsa-anes % having been rem asun1es
oe : submarine earthquake aoc v0s-
canie acri0n. The engineers repairing
strongly favor LIZ tnseyy 1i1at 3 TIA.
wave Vas Starred n -ne 1sIlf By Sums
sneh ACTON AMI thai i swep1 over IDS
DOOMED CIR. snen Al exFser1anee il
MT new Years ago : similar seisEnlE
disturbance DESTROYED Al ne csbss.
joining Australia g the outside word
suddenly 1nssrrng JrlIlg photographic COM
rnRnlea-iOn VIII Al 0uhex countries. -
4 2. (lgtrra15es
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

The Nevada Stale University eIexe1
defeated Stanford CRACK fe3tDs-Il .ssarn
- Fzio Ala. Ca, iass Saturday y 3
SCORE u 6 % &. Wien t1z Nevada
se21z returned = E.snp E0ndsy. yan-
dsnoninn prevailed. Tne band playe1,
fneeraekers popped. Al ths locomotives
SCREAMED, 21e everybody gls Ont ln The
SNOW and yelled auc marched and
tesetrasess
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

1B1<1DEsroz3zll JsesaIsle e -s<iszd5zs. ar
admitting zAzzz kifxes s 5 Els=z1 aa1 lus-
eanse : prsa5si tasaz : sTil- - si1s zaas-
anOun. issue IN 49, a1u1g E-zfn za-EE
rez0rm. Tss E.spa1-zzans mr. aElrall
zazat NJ BRAN uzs xsgE X - iET
esF'ing tai z1s eaasss T7nseE 7zzaEss al
xsr tfss paramount szs1e IL 1zss 1avs
asen renuVs1 fv +ne nng1zzsz6szlssT
dsseDEa-zsz A1d rszodz1E q goaz- sznI
tai tBs goil Tsrolines isaas Fl 81 supplied
xz1s demand 1fzs ezazssd II - for
more .nstsDew- The legitimate tseIsno-
f0H f-Dn zi3e foregoing Erzsnlsze : IL
eTitanSe. thai xi5e Hsonzus fi5F Eei1
p-Ddncz faik Of tsszs iis pace E8Ezsz lss
supplied Wiz siipes-zf zile demands uf
zne people for snfile1essE noDeF = e fss
met Buz me pz-sF e ppwer : of'-
pDssd * meeting sbs demands q sils
people for sufficient money Silver Eas
6em01eEzze1 II or1es . increase <ie
purchasing power g tBs collar. The
paEy II ppEsr Is Inc oular parry
The purchasing poses q TIE dollar
was NOT materially increased. simply
bseaBss q TIE discoveries q gofc-
winch Dea.5v supplied : sufficient gnan-
arr % money The parry II poEer
Einelnding sne goid Democracy wzs
faaxarssd . i1s ofssez- hzlt orsy Isu.-
poea-isT, beazns~w-s3en t1s iTsrOuneE q
Folf nsa1srszlliF falls OF. tis purenas-
ing poxer q TIE dollar viii &C rsgri
II. Buf ] nyl5es tfsn the dollar parry
: already impatient a. s45s 1elaE- Tns
news from the KfundlEe ano Nome
and fise resumption d mining al JONAH
1asburE : disguiesing 10 -sen- anc
Secretary o. t1e Treasury Gage -hs
pet O TIE National BanEg. has already
given ON iutimazione ..tisat Congress
znnss CONS = the rescne and make LIE
collar 3Frsle m0ze 1n0Tssst This
means further contraction u eoe eng-
rsncv = means thai L man owes
$50, and 90 Dusf1els g wheat VII pay
r 1r : contraction q me currency.
tz1e leDsor viii have q PIT So tslzsfese
Or more g bnF $50 win winch . pay
his 6eU1- Il view q 1iss foregoing.
believe : would have sseu wiser for
The Kansas Cry Pssszfornfsp have ac-
znf1s<sd sz.se temporary relief y me de-
nnands fpr rDoneT. and % have de-
cia-sd II faxlr q coming sufficient
silver Is al times - mee; Inc demands
- the country f0r naonsr--in snort. 70
have declared IN favpr q an honest 1slsI-
ku for zae dsDs0r as aan 81 f.sr t1s
CREDITOR
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

" G. WniiBsT. sserzEary = he
navy under trrDvef tiss Far. kindly ~
slrE tbs Democracy 1szat ttse parry
mnsf turn hzck 80 ttle Stuffed Fruplset
and Hie Disciples. Il s1s future. for
Enssszs Considering I1E 1aes 1lzz- i
wzs tne administration . ~ IL aes6
Cheese that afIofL1e1 sne Republicans
most O. their campaign ammunition,
anc which szilasta fise Democracy. : j.
izs1rasning 4 li<sen - Size ralzzss
zzzDc.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

Trlb makes 3 friend when Z makes
an ssesualuts-nea- x JEal lIsrar..
DR. Goods Nan, BAKER Ctr. Oregon.
! HninE s. much O Tr.lu szss1ll rsll t,s
without X in rhs bD1ss again- a1-s.
Mary eloEee. Sacramento. California
Besides sprazns and ornisas r j.
sriisD1la Cor ysr5e.Ely beat and cares THE
poisonous bamboo ezne wounds. Trit
wac & god frzso1 . rs w.hsn serving
i1 1hs Philippines Henry Kzlser. Is.
Cal L s Volunteers.
10 Euimsuf e1n honesty PROMISE
mora sfs2n Trib actnaIiT performs
L Haskell, Snlrz D-umns.. san Fraz-
cisco. California
Keep On advertising Trib I'D al toe
world knows u this great new blessing.
Mr. Am Riekey. Carson. EeFad1.
Tr1o 5nsz WORKS wonders. i does
more than II promises - M-s- e 3.
Professions Nurse. EeD9, Re
rata.
Ts1b Is fhe greatest thing on eaT-s
where 3 Enirnaut il neesds1- = p II
Gordon 1sreszon, Califa-uia-
Trzb cares bruises. rains. 1nsss
bites and salagz. burma fsoss~s5te. gat8
blaine. relieves hives oHez rslisrs
,sheusnssisnL Elk 0unaes fry eesIts
Drugglssss or Trib Co ciaEsoD- Nev-
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23
KOnos 81 pssHosuon.

gUHrn 44sH. arr sTsE 8 l-s
Fsaa -lasaa z.as lfaf.. Hassan istf sas
raa6z aetaser 4 la
Naflrt 10 heratT given lhaf 81 '-5ussiaaae
wa zae F-aHissaHs - fhH aa = Congress =
5uuf q l-e fuz7z.aa ean n1a ~ e. siH 81
ElIst.se ltlnLs in ~ ssaias - 1alsBlrats. nss-
nssn AeEal1- ana Hasits1rlza Tsrrsfafz.
PATRICK EiHHfl ~ lareas KaiF. Crzssz 81
1iraslsar -ifss 8 d. ilas as dap flsa s
1izlz aaaas ~ ss4ra ainss1aaa1 An 81 ~ zlsa
purchase 81 rhe "a. " Nv. - -ea5aa -.
e. q zaF-ust..1 81 e ~ aeuaf So. e 81
9. H. and $50 afer pre.aI s. slaav fhal 5lss
au6 saarhl i nlzas inntIt ~ tsE lirs|ass -
safps stau ~ aEfeaiilrlz 5alfT..ris. ans -
ssiisifaIsl iie elasH So saia lanz liasfa 55a
E.ea4asaf AND Eaaa5ssf sd llElz a.zzlaa as Eas.a
GsF- Eevu1a- So aas --ih aaz = I,eeessi.ss
1asa
II talrass Is Nztzsrssf-s- tsl-lE-laa slnsf1l.
William " 1aiazrilis Izar1an E Kan Essaa
aud George e. Meyers. 81 q ta-s@ tslr.
aseeaaa
AIS and a. 1aasafs rislfz nr adversely 5t.t
assas t-des'slase sands are ss4naissg - -.
sae.r essstns - 5i- sIeeez. 81 s.sss ss.ss "a
Gas q siaeaasasa-. ls
@ g sAlzHf.
Eeaass-
+ 1iaae - a-a psa iieansa, oes- r. 1ma
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

zzUl1uz EoEAEh- Izse zs=zsezzzzsz
parts j. siae ssrskg n1son the Ezseeis o.
saas Republican CHARIOT TIE lseoEsis
have faizer or aisE tszsze. art I f3s
wagon doesn't jnss mn and 1n-u -lse
c0-narz n Two xbsa1s t8e nex1 I0nr
years an sao pr0piss.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

Indiana has 3 ensSons bribery Isw.
under which q person resolving br5bs
for voting Is liable . imprisonment
for from twe - ere years. walse tae
tsrzosr ESCAPES punishment TIE per-
son who Offers the tr.ibe may ereu cos-
ieEf $3.50 reward which the law allows
an lnformer. y he eheaees 70 gre awas
Inc voter ae ssas or1os1
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

Train r-oDDe-lse t9Te Dsc0Ioe - f-s-
gnssu1 Il 1hs West that 5us railroad
tine Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Company. regards al investment II
DipDdnoa1dE advisable 3 fIssar 8
puppies isas use1 dls.-iDulso along 1ne
hDe, zsia1 instructions - rear 1neI fu-
at1s sole purpose q MAD catching
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

il Won want 10 Succeed YOU
must Dress Right.
by Goods are Right ID
Stvie Quality and Price
gave zee 8 trial order and
! viii furnish You with a sui,
ibat you can wear ia any
company.
SAM COIN.
Carson. Nevada.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

The announcement tBat an Ohio
widow with q i;ss1nne Of sc. 1Dp had
advertised fer SeTa6a hos. and caused
some exeiieuAent here yesterday 2sd
two young uen stared for that stzte
on last nights srzin- It's question 0.
who gets there Erss- TIE Cowete.es,
never lacked enterprise -ReE>rt-
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23
W ronZ About
Your Eyes.

You've tssan wrong in thinking EuH
sngisi &c Tilis ef sFsarsnr glasses as long
81 Essssltiia. Thin ve-v 1hlng t. fass,i,n.s-
uss 1or maea % rts present Day s-Tf
snuutiie. ~ sFes begin = f,.ll IS she aes
- fa-1T- When epIs4i lisul.-1 win u1ss.ur-
rssslsd assisssss. failure s.eg ~ is1aeh SON
-
= correction az ti4e rszhs tine ~ sars
Eeur s.vss- Nsriee1 j. bound - z.5urs
1Eeal.
= Tou havsu'i good svas 43s s4eas sesl
zalng BE- Pod Eiassss FITTED s. sBsi-
assls..ls- = ron w.ani ms 15-.fT e. rsasa1l-
assls J'rieas szzn suTsaF sbelu. Broken
Eye yla1ras S1se-las.isss. .sfEslr-r. N-nlatl-
=. Sc Repaired Iiranssstv snd sa.i..sat'-
zarr-
a fine and large sssIlflsilslii - s. i.is.lsss
Clocks aisr Je1ss.irT ealls1s1t = on hand
- r. s51zHaRo.
5ewaH- an1 C5s5e.an
f-arGussrsz u Npvaaa.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

II Jon want Gan Francisco news o.
live news Of the world. read the b.
SstEA- Subscription prize - efz- 3
month which iaeIndes large = page
Sunday ediaion-
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

About the fret CT January Judge 4.
l. Fitzgerald viii move his Family TO
Carson where be Will reaade during
bis term Of Office
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

THIRTY years aeo Marcus DAY was Il
Ans.z1- when ne isfs 1e Essf1 afsg-- nEsf
having money engugn y peE Stage
fare. Ne don't recommend yDn =
STRIKE ous afoot.-zsefe ~.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

Is il profitable that work On the Nfe-
srzgzz canal viii be begun next year.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

Christmas IL almost here and what
hare yoE done Tor the folks back kasfs
YoE want 10 remember tse1 u so.ae
way II finses d0s'i justify yon II
sanding them = teB-do,ilsr Tin or d
piece q s5lTerware. OF = dozen & (
naDdkercaieEs, ~ ns make q spgees-
ri0n- Suppose Fou ssssd them tbs
paper fsF > yeax- i Nsia bs better
than Iong Ies4er every week Z'sey-ll
kD0. you are Eell ard NJ. be kept
posEe1 about yea II Nil delight fhexa
raore ftszn anything y0u eoIlS send.
and vii Only cost <a-5e
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

T'ne price of e9ppa4 il nov Sc 70 e
cents per pound
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

Thee = more Isalarrh u siliH section
Of -he cDnHtrv than al o1be- diseases
pu9 13eeEner. and unit she lar few
Fears sas supposed 10 De ineuratls-
For 3 great mary Ksa-s a1s1uys pro
npunce1 Z & locaI disease. ano pre-
se-ibe1 local remedies. and p coB-
sEaTtlT failing 10 enre witt lOes-i treat
msut. pronounced i Incu-able. Science
nas proven czta-rh 10 De q eonstrn-
sional disease. and therefore Requires
constr u-la1sal treatment. halls ca
la-xh Cnre, manufactured IT r J.
Cheney I ca, Tosedn- Ono. ie 1ts
ouiy constitutional cure OF zfse market
Il IL 1aEen internally lu doses from II
lirDps - 8 1ssspsaIfu-- L aels direct
u OF tns oi0Do Hnd mucous surfaces o.
tne sysseIn- Tney offer uEe hundred
dollars for an case Il faIis 80 enre
Senc f0r circulars and testimonials
address
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23

=. :. CHEsEE L Co. Props. Toledo.
spie y Druggists. 1se-
Halls Family Pills a-s tue isst-
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-23
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TAE LEADING PA 81
OF TIE PACIFIC COAST.
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IN esvr~-s,sr -z-ss via tes greats"
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H,l,uselllCnts.
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JAMES YOUNG.

James Young who has been attracting
much attention by his Performance Of
"Lord Byren" in the new play written for
him by Miss johnson of Baltimore, will
present his play in that city week of May
18th at Fard's Grand Opera House. Mr..
Young's new play is said tc possess pro-
nounced dramatic strength. it is founded
on romantic episode in the career Of the
handsome and erratic poetic genius.
The play affords Nh Young vast oppor-
tunity Tor the artistic work Of which
he is 80 capable.
The supporting company is splendid and
with the star and the play have met with
only high praise.
The repertoire for the week is as follows
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
nights with Matinee Saturday Lord BY
rom. Wednesday and Saturday nights
and Wednesday matinee "David Garrick''
Admission % and 30 cents
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The Bicycle Season.

tLL When the weather becomes
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I. r.. settled and when relapses
wv into wiptry temperatures
IM7MA EI-\ are no longer to he feared,
80 II y the cycling season may
NIEj be said to have fairly
opened. From now on
until the torridjty of midsummer begins to
make itself felt, riders of both sexes will
be out in force, and every road which is
not in too wretched condition will con-
sttute exploring ground for scores of
wheelmen.
Although the period of gentle 2ephyrs is
only several weeks old the observation has
already been made that this year will be
characterized by notable revival in wheel
ing Those who ptophesied that the silent
steel steed would continue to lose cast, and
would, in comparatively short time, be
come what it originally had been--a toy
for the rising geneTation-must confess
that they were mistaken. On the contrary,
there is every. indication that the bicycle
will remain conspicuously vehicle con
ducive to healthful recreation and genuine
pleasure.
Those who predicted short lease of life
for the wheel as being continuance I'M
worthy of the serious attention Of adults
based their conclusion upon the assump-
ton that the bicycle owed its popularity to
the circumstance of being merely fad
This supposition, however, is wholly erron-
eous. As a matter of fact, in the first flush
of bicycle enthusiasm many peope who
were physically disqualified for deriving
benefit from the wheel. OF who inclined,
under normal conditions, to Incidence and
inactivity, did take up the sport. Artif-
ciaily stimulated rivalry developed a false
zeal and such evils as the scorcher. In due
course Of time this excess of fervor died
| ont, aud the number of riders has now been
decreased so as to include only those who
can he depended upon to remain frM adj
hercnts OF the Safety" whom neither
love Of ease nor physical weakness prevents
from taking a run whenever favorable
opportunity presents itself.
The abatement of cycling as a craze has
accomplished one great good-it has CON
| fined the use OF the wheel within rational
limits. Century riders we still have with
us but those who are neither qualified by
training nor physique for reeling eff
humid ed miles in one day have ceased try.
ing to initiate the experienced plunger who
has reduced the economizing of energy to
science, and who possesses sufficient
muscle and lung. power to accomplish the
task without excessive fatigue.
1t is quite true that when the sport was
young many people 70 lie who should never
have mounted wheel. by the elimina-
ton of this class the pastime has gained
Cycling is not q suitable form Of exercise
for all, and its discontinuance by the unfit
will serve to dispose Of the mistaken views
which prevail concerning the utility of the
wheel.
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ready for the season. Charles Carter is now
also the owner of napsha launch which he
purchased last week in Baltimore. With
two such boats at Elkton, many merry
parties will no doubt enjoy the breezes
and scenery of the Elk river the coming
months.
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Miller, c., and CT; Finnan, H. Barnes 10
Lewis, b.: II. Johnson, IS, and C.
West Nottingham -Neshitt 2o.; bechtei'
h.; Kay, c.; Shaw, Of; Caldwell p
Snyder ss.; Wiley, 3b.; Flyer. H.; Will
liams, #.
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Sailing and Fishing

The pleasant wealth
er has enthused the
young people and
even old ones also,
who enjoy sailing and
fishing on the Elk
river and Chesapeake
Bay. Charles Queck
has his naptha launch
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'PerSevere and Prosper

Take Hoods Sarsaparilla faithfully and it
will cure scrotnla, salt rbeum, hollis pimples
and all blood humors; also dyspepsia, rheu
matism, catarrh and that :ired feeling 1t
never disapoints Sick headache is cured
bv Hoods Pills. DC.
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At Port Deposit, Saturday, the jacob
Tome Institute team defeated the Newark
High School team by the score Of 26 to o.
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BASE BALL.
High School VS.. West Nottingham.

4 game OF base Dali was PIayeu
on the grounds in West Elkton,
on Saturday last, between the
High School team of Eikton and
the West nottingham club. The
visitors outplayed the High
School boys and won hy the
score of % to 6. The following
is a list of the players
High School-Burns, II. Cam
eron, S.. and CT; McNey, 3D.;
Kimble. p; f, Johnson, p;
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In a game of base ball, Saturday the
Newark team defeated the Fort du P"nt
team BY the score of 2i to /. Delaware
Willis, who pitched for tue Newark club,
struck out II men.
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