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The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Miss Abbie Claggett has been en-
gagged for four months term of
school in Maple RIDGE. -
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Don't forget the good roads meeting
at the opera house next Saturday after
noon. We are all interested in the
movement, or should be, business men
and farmers alike, and everyone should
be present.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

a bouncing daughter was born to
the wife Of Thomas Blair, OF Blue Hill,
the first of this week.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Minneapolis sportsmen were not
numerous in this vicinity last Satur-
day at the opening Of the chicken sea-
son for the first time in~.several wears:
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

The Anoka street fair will be held
this year Sept 20, 81 and % and sew
eral people from this village will at
tend and get pointers on the show in
the hope that next year Princeton will
have one.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Nels Sundberg, of Lake City, ar
rived in the village Monday evening
and will remain here for a couple Of
week the guest of his niece, Mrs. N.
M Nelson
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Pride, of Mime
apolis, are the guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. n. a. Caswell, this week.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

If you have tender feet get pair of
the famous Pneumatic Sole Shoes at
P. Hedin's. They will give you COM
FORT
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

\ class OF twenty Or more applicants
will be initiated by the Good Samari-
tans next Saturday evening.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

J. \. Conover, of Minneapolis, came
to Princeton Friday evening to open the
season among the birds of this vicinity.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

The old veterans who attended the
reunion in Chicago have all returned
and report a very ENJOYABLE trip.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

q Miss Ruth Briggs, Of Chicago, is
spending her vacation with her mother
on the old homestead.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Capt. VanSant will open the cam
paign in Mile Lacs county at Milaca
Sept p. From that time on politics
in this county will more than boil.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

A. G. Wilkes was in the village the
first OF the week looking after his cam
paign for a seat in the legislature.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Dr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Walker have be-
gun housekeeping in the second story
of the Head building.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Wanted, lots of live poultry.
= F. L. LUDDEN.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

l have just what you have been look
ing for, the renowned Richardson
Seamless Shoes for mems, boys and
youths. P. HED1N.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Come in and see our bargains during
fair week. FL. LUDDEN,
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06
"For% .Only,'

Ifoyou' want assfne smoke try Ell
Gaurdo cigars, S cents. For. sale ~
the Princeton Drug Company. sag -. y
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

The Byers building is progressing
nicely, the construction of the first
story being completed
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06
Fair September l3, IA and Is.

T. H. Galley was a twin city visitor
the first of this week.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

John Fitzhenry, of Montgomery is
in the village, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orren Crayeps,
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

be taken in by peddling and travelling
your. home up-to-date optician and be
fitted with glasses properly and at liv-
ing prices. He guarantees satisfaction
or he don't want your money.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Princeton Lodge No. 50 Knights Of
Pythias, held its first ''cool weather.
meeting last Tuesday evening and
regular meetings will be held from
this time on.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Don't forget the dates Of the Mile
Lacs fair-Sept. Is, IA and Is.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

William Pratt's little son is reported
to be suffering from an attack of scar
let fever.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Mrs. w. W. Roberts entertained a
party of her lady friends last Saturday
afternoon. Cards furnished the prin-
cipal amusement and refreshments
were served. "A. very enjoyable after
noon resulted.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

John N. Berg's family was increased
Sunday by the arrival Of bright
little son. ,t-.,-.,sy :e.,,,..,,s. j.s5.4st.E
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

The late train schedule makes it late
for the mails and causes the post
masters force considerable inconven-
ience. They will rejoice when fair
week is ended.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06
Ho, Ye Thirsty Ones!

-es~ Ho, Ye Thirsty Ones!
i: !, am no longer dishing up stuff that
looks like ''pea soup" but am drawing
for my customers the genuine Mime
apolis Brewing company's beer. Come
in and try it. F.P. MoRNEAU.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Ed Anderson was in the cities yes
terday and saw the sights at the State
fair.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

John Bursley, of Santiago, was in the
village Tuesday on his way to Mime
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Call and look over L. Fryling's fall
stock of fine painting and suiting.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Hiram Millet has been spending the
week with his son, Ed, at Becker.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Miss Huff has a splendid line of
ready-to-wear hats on sale this week
which it will pay the ladies of this
vicinity to inspect. Also nice stock
of new stamped linens and pillow
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Guy Ewing has been travelling in
the northern part of the county during
the past week. He is expected to re-
turn from the lake country this even
inr
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Dr.. Armitage was in Minneapolis
the first of the week on business, re-
turning Tuesday.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06
Stock Farm to ReD

Stock Farm to Rent.
: Over 1900 acres in Milaca township.
Inquire of G. BR1DGMAN,
St. Cloud, MINI.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

DR.. G.. w. Nichols, of Milaca, was in
the village yesterday on professional
business.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

New line of gloves just from the
factory. FL. LUDDEN.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Good highways is a matter of vital
Importance to the farmers as we'll as
the business men. Attend the meeting
at Jesmer's opera house, on Saturday,
Sent Sth
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

The board of pension examiners held
its regular meeting in this village yes
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

J. L. Brady, of Minneapolis, was in
the village Saturday calling on his old
friends.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

The best optician
HTIuI\ in the State, will be
IIN at Commercial hotel
IL. Ewes examined free
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

G. "A. Jack transacted business in
the twin cities last Friday.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Dr.. F. L. Small, resident dentist,
Townsend block.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Mrs. John Cameron is visiting her
sister, Mrs. H. 3. Cravens, this week.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

Allen Halverson OF West Prairie,
Wis, says: sspeople come ten miles to
buy Foley's Kidney Cure,n while J. "A.
Spero. of Helmer, Ind, says: 1T is
the medical wonder Of the age.n G.
A. Jack. <.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06
OF Interest
various sources.

George l. Staples Is the only person who is
authorized to collect money due this office. In
every case the party paying money is entitled
to and should insist upon receiving a printed
receipt. &C. DUNN Publisher.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06


The first of last week A. G. Smith
stuck a piece OF bone into the fore
finger of his right hand, but as the
wound appeared to heal rapidly no
particular attention was paid to it.
The first of this week it became pain
ful and Dr.. Tarbox lanced the swelling
to remove the pus. It was then found
that the inflammation was extending
rapidly up the arm and fearing blood
poisoning Mr.. Smith left Immediately
for St Barnabas hospital in Mime
apolis.
The sportsmen deserted Princeton
almost entirely last Saturday, the first
day of the open season on ducks and
prairie chickens. Some travelled all
day and returned in the evening bird
less, but tired and disguised. Others
met with good success, the largest bags
being reported by the party chaper-
oned by Mike Kaliker and Charley
Gaulier, who captured 80 birds, and
the Bullis-Sta aples-Soule party, who
secured 2l. Chickens are not so mum
erous as they we're said to be, and
ducks are scarcer yet.
The village council at it's regular
meeting Monday evening made an
other change in the regulations gov
ernlng the use of the electric lights.
Hereafter consumers will be charged a
minimum OF S1.00 per month, no mat
ter if lights are not burned to that
amount. The reason given is that
during the summer months many peo-
pie have not been burning enough to
pay for the trouble of sending the
electrician around to read the meters.
Other towns have this regulation, the
prices running from SO cents to ST. so
per month.
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06
Fall Opening.

Eyes examined free,
The Princeton union., 1900-09-06

F. L. LuDDEN.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
GOLF.
WALTER !. TRAVIS AND CRAIG NJ. HAM
ITON LEAD IN LAKEWOOD
TOURNAMENT.

Lakewood y J. Nov. - tS7eciaN-Agsin he
riens are good that Walter ] Travis Of Oakland.
winner o. many cups III Lakewoct an3 elsewhere
will have his tiEaI tournament confess on Saturday
with Cra,E " Hamilton Of Baltusroi. who Is al
xravs q favorite IN Lakewood To-5ays preiimi-
nary stroke round - HX match play classes for
corresponding number 81 prize cups brought Travis
and Hamilton veu the head Of the lis. and both
frake rhe course record Of 81 strokes jointly held
BY Flndlay Douglas and Hamilton. The playing
order Of holes in the course has been changed The
start Is now made from what was last year the
Reventh tee One effect OF the change : 10 make
fhs hrst half as Yards and the second $50 yards
The bcgfe record i raised three strokes ny the
change. Hamilton had "a stroke the better OF II
Foing out ard botn came home on even figures
Travis ma king a - card and the Raltusrol man a
"a There were ssvelty-eiGht entries and siXty-one
completed cards The day IDEAL one for
Kclf the Inks in prime condition. and large
crowd was in ATTENDANCE all day. Tho scores:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
M1xEn Enr-RsnME HANnIcNP
ARCHIE REID WINS AT ST ANDREWS
CUP-JoHN Reid. sR- PLAYS

Young Archie Reid haing from line ~ s7Ifng
ancestors whose doings are identified with famous
links here and in Scotland. won the Thanksgiving
Day Handicap at 81. Andrews yesterday-the most
popular Of all the tournaments held by that popular
club Archie's brother John, who held the Yale
championship two years ago made the same gross
score. but. as he rated at scratch, his net
score was three strokes below his brothers. John
Reid sr. who is as keen golf in the early
days YonSers. when the Apple Tree Gang was
the only golf club IN the country. also a COM
petitor and turned IN score which indica that
he still show the way most Of the younger
generation Of players. II 4 gala day in spite
of the winds and dismal sky.
Thanksgiving Day is the gathering time for the
older well the younger members, and the
clubhouse took appearance like that OF open
tournament time years The course in fine
condition and the greens capital
A big crowd entered for the handicap, and the
W Bacon jr. was only three strokes behind John
Reid and with him was D P Kingsley, while
John Reid and Malcolm Stewart tied for fourth
place. This contest was only a part Of the pro-
graCIn1e. however. The Eice-PreSice1t's Cup, Of
fered by r. II Robertson. and played for annually
handicaps was an additorA: attraction In this
John Reid won the LAY. playing clever game
hoie afatr al medal play. and in the morning Reid
came ii in 81 scoring for the fifteenth hole and
being six holes under :. This 81 ties A. De Witt
Cochrane's record for the distance. and Is
not likely 10 be beaten in many day Reid's total
for the thrty-six hole round 10. He rated
at scratch. but Notwithstanding made the best net
who did lS2 A number Of those eligible 10 play did
not appear and l. n seligman witndrew' bus seven
mary OF both contests follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
5urroqates Notlces.
THE PEoPLE oF THE So 81 -

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by Grace Cod F-a- and I-+-7.-+a-- -
To WflIiar1 . Thompson -t--- - Charles r --~-1
deceased. and = rhsrs - 4
Charles = Ttur pSor licensed ot-e- -----a-
asna1 = -aa-e any U.to7v sad ~-z-fzs
H Taouls 'se"e-s-! t. la--~- a-- places y --=-
dsnce G s;~- G7E1cW- cannot 70 s=----zs-a-
with 7-z0- t'-s--- al tli- -l-lio7 5--e-c==
r-'-s 49, 1Av- kin - Charles ------s--
deceased So: s-~=r-Cz Nr@Cszs. Henry L.tv---z-~-
Rogers f'.- -S=V --S- Izs -s--t~ a--..a-
f5s S,l-rrgs.-- COUNTY v7-z
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Tesa = 'rl--s r Thompson. ATE e County
Ne,s York =-acl-= z-t va a.
cited 70 4rrer- O. NJ.
YORK a -+=-- IN r-s .-l---v q NeV YORK "a
10Th q I--a- t---sa-[ ~--s-a-
haIs-0as- r.-I-cs = ire ro~eroCl
and there the prccste q --e sz-t
Testament A-I s--n u VOC A. hereby =
under tweEtyce years. z--=--
BY your guardian. X y0l have o. =
APPEAR and apply for he Appointed
OF your 1eglecc failure % g. 50. s-1---s- VIZ
appointed by Su--cgace % represent az T5-
IT -he proceeding
Testimony Whereof ~ have -a1se- t-s Ssa- - 80
gates Court Of - said County O.
YorS % 5e herelct0 z-zxe5.
Witness 4 2 At-s- T. ---r-as a s-----z-r
Y. s. said County p %-v sal=
County the I'd day e October = tae year q
Lord -housa-. nine L-ad-ed
J FAIREAX N>L-ACGELIS.
Clerk CC---
Tyler DI-RASD Attorney tor Petitioner. I45 5Cvsd-
New York
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
HORSE SHOW AT ELIZABETH

elizabeth Y J. Nov 2s-rhe Horse Show on
rho Dev track Of the Union County Hunt CLUB 70
5a Irew good crowd Of people Those "Ho
won ribbons were.
.s ,- -a-ness,-CIarks Right Sorr. first
. - r -. II Ior second 2 2 Hrlner- Don: t9lr'.
,.r1bt.at alton h0Tses)-P. Z HAl4n~r h"HAS
a r,ertv second. A]sEanter thlrl -.
mrs., l,anIs!u -HeiIrer's Don ana Danny HF>
- tH'S ar4 colonel second Wartngs Doctor and
Eilre third. ,..., ,g,,,- and LADY Rattv Arst
class : t-pnrtlrS 'and-I'S 'i''''' '''' 49,
Golden au3 HoppiH second
t,f.-s > trilel p,t,ar
,'- t,stc. Golden Rod second. Lady Petty. thtTf
td&.M . ,,1ncrs or-n To- s>b-Goiisn Rod first Lady
Betty. second.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING-weshingto Jockey Club. Ben
nings: meeting at Tanforan.
GOLF.-Open tournament. first and sec
ond match play rounds. Lakewood; open han
dicap for women and wornen's driving and
putting competitions, Country Club OF Lake
wood: East Jersey League championship.
Baltusrol
WRESTLING.-Paul Pons against John
Piening Grand Central Palace.
DOG SHOw-Second annual show, Phla
delphia Dog Show Association. Philadelphia.
FIELD TRIALS.-Continental Field Trials
Cubs sixth annual meet. Newton. y c
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
MEDAL PLAY At RIcHMoNn COUNTY.

P A. Agar the holiday handicap AT the
Richmond County links yesterday and received the
handsome silver trophy presented ny Fred +,
Rodewald. The conditions called for eighteen
holes, at medal play. and more than thirty mem
beTs made the round Winter greens have not ye-
been laid Staten Island. and barring few rough
places the turf is in splendid shape for November.
The best actual OF the day was g. made by
Otis l. " Villains and L. p Stoddart the latter
the e--Champton OF the country ana one Of tn
clubs veteran members agar gross Was Is. ami
his handicap l5a iHe testimonial 10 the Shrev u
ness Of The Handicap Committee. The scores.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30

on TIE HARRoR HILL LINKS

Fractional handioaps something y norelty
g. golf hur TIa-hor Hill tried them yesterday with
great success. The mixed fou-some handicap was
iimites 20 fourteen hoies hat the usual allow
RAD r ~caled down accordingly and the
result most satisfactory Miss Palmer and
II @ Van Nechten the winning pair with 4
score of s. - The were turned loose on
full eighteen holes the Class = ana Class T
contests a': n. frsyr-"nal feature discarded.
flass 4 vas leS 5v Z u. stout VINO did IS with
3 handicap II T. and Class r hv 4 d. Pantz VINO
scored : with I'D allowance o. = Following is -he
SUNNI, ~
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30

Plainfeld y. j. Nov % tSpecIaD W / tilan-
ney and Whitnev Raker contested the final ,.,
for the Chapman Cap yesterday afternoon on tha
Hillside Tennis and Golf Club course. The former
won ; up and to His card showed 2 20 er5
fi total OF 50. while his opponent scored IS Tho
cohieSf Today vas Tor the Gilbert Cup mixed
foursomes. and II resulted in A tie score =. os -.
tween Mrs, n P. Rogers and N p Rogers ,r
and Whitney Baker and Miss Grace kaufman
- q SnS taa I,ar,r CO -,
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30

various officers showed the club be in flourish
ing condition financially. Following are the ON
GERS and committees chosen for the year: Fresl-
dent + p Bayard; vice-president, Adoph De
Ba1y: treasurer John Farr: secretary, Louls
Keller; Green Committee L. II. Graham, LOUIS
Keller and A De Barry; House Committee W Fe1-
loves Morgan. J. Wray Cleveland and James X
Strong Tournament Committee, r W Candler,
George c. Palmer and J Edgar Bull; Handlcap
COMMITTEES Parker W Page ". c. Cushman and
C. P Bassett: Finance and Auditing Committee'
Benjamin Hardwick. E. G. Thompson ana w
Palmer Smith.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
DRAG HTyT on STATEN ISLAND.

ExCIrING SPORT FOR THE RICHMOND CLUB
Hr-NTSNIEN.
The members Of he Richmond County Hunt Club
held a drag chase yesterday afternoon over ten
miles OF the stiffest country lie found on Staten
Island. but al the finish Of the long and exciting
run twelve OF the field the Kill There were
about twenty riders IN the ncid. and a large MUM
Der of traps, Allied with friends OF the huntsmen
followed the chase.
The trail led 10 Richmond. skirtlng that village
and then turning south. toward CiifOrdS. At that
place there was check Of nfteen minutes, when
the hounds were cast on again and led hunters
fast nve miles over fences and stone walls
which put horses and riders upon their mett,e
There was another check the Fresh Kills
Bridge. at Green Ridge, and there the hounds
lifted and taken the bridge into Mort hnetd
whore the last two miles OF the chase were ridden
Charles +. Hart. Master of Fox Hounds led the
chase mounted Richmond the champion OF t}e
Horse show, and among the others In the field
were Adolph Outerhridge. Otto Ahlmann. Henry
T. Roody. r. Norton, David Gould. Daniel Hage.
r. c. Zuhlke. Z. w. Brown. z. A. De Lima, Fred
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
oip TENNr TO BE soLD AT ArcTIoy

Lexington. XIV. Nov. % (SpeciaDThe little
svayback Tenny which has been IN the stud here
for about five years, will be sold the December
sales q T Pulsifer. his owner has decided to
Quit the breeding business Tenuy is A bay horse
II 2 hands high. by imp. Rayor d'Or. dam Belle Of
May wood, by Hunters Lexington. He has won
nearly BOotO9 his racing career, and among other
events is a winner of the Brooklyn Handicap. The
best OF his get Tenby, Miss Tenny Paumure and
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
- PrRsrANCE ID an ordec ot 80. 49, 9

- Thomas, a Surrogate ot the County of New To-S.
NOTICE is N8~-hy stver al persons GlT.2s y-a-7s
Nara 81 t>le:-er late q 10 County e View
Y1.k deceased. present the c-s-er-
20 The slSr-ioe-s az their PLACES - t~l7Sae,-g -t
a the Offices Z WetuIcre JeICsr.
~ c1cs q A-sfl ?. F.t. Ne. - Ess1H Sl.sst.
Borough - Manhattan ard q
before Lay cs
Dated New York tHe c4rh iay ~ NAY 900
JOSEPHINE SNHNfLD. EMMA SCENAE-Z. E-ze-Itrtc~S
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30

Phiadelphia, Nov 29-The second day OF rhs Ccs
show saw an even larger crowd IN Attendance than
the opening day- Among thv winners os tae nr~-
prizes were Pierre L0rillard. ir'S EnEll-h sslt-L
almond Richard Croker. rs, imported cut-esls
Rodney stone, which also won the ussial toI - -
best bulldog in the show and Frank Il Croker
bull terrier Fire Chief.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30

>ra5e - New York b he G-ac- ~ Cd zee a-5
F-st a3r~ Ssvrnd-. SYRIA tl,e W0:-s-~-v ErSsJHo-r
u1y-sfUrch ESSEX, ErE and. clara Louisa Stevens
= JaRe " n'ers.ey. NtaEsrhor7e S1r1sau-c1. Esz~N
C1g md ard \ stevens Northern ENs-t-
tgL t0.Nty EHat L'U'rn f,1g,izi che ---s ana 1ez-
- so = Charles Stevens, deceased send greeting
N7~reaS George TG-r-s- - Ney--S. N-y lc+
N-~rrft Z ia land. q tlr CIV ls L--S.
lately applied - the SIr-0E1ra'~ 70
Wv Nr-N tH have certain sr---ss.-.rr
.f1E 20 toJh real and PERSONAL property r-yv-1
fr est vii and testament Csl--- stevens .
tfe CUnty - New work tecea-rd. therefore ven a11
each % IA aye 'tet g. h-s -
.a- County 90 N-V YORK County -
Ne" York. on the GA cav o1 UeS-r1ar tal-sanAt
niC@ huncrv+ az fitf pasr O'Clock f0Trruvu Z
Tint day arH ana tas - a5Jeul the probate ~ sat
ia>- viii ard testament.
Nnd such & y1 aa are hereby cifei ars unier "a
ag- gt twenty wears are required appear ty vr
-3.trti27 btVr
and apply ilT snr tN ae appointed. va
t-lrct lr tat-1re 20 g. br appointed
cee,iiug
In t~si4i:'ny Wh~yeuf- have = ~
SoFr's'tes Court of the said tr---y rt S-N
Work % = trre-nto s-rZaL Witness HOT
,"-oty - \rw Work.. salt county. tae -tt1
cay - october "a tHe or Lord c27
thousand hundred
J. FAIRFAX NcI-ATGET4TS
CLERK q ths Sl!rrCSats's Court
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
APAWAMIs CHAMPIONsHIP A -.

The final round for the championship OF the
Apawamis Golf Club. Of Rye was played yester-
day N thirty holes The competitors were
Maturn Eallou and NJ Graham who tied AT 10,
The tie is 10 he played of In the near future
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30

= Thomas d su--ogats oc the County 1t ,-=w Tors
Notice IS hereby given 70 all persons -a--S clans
against Robert 2 Nertsrs q Cr.ay - ---w
York q present -
a 70 the zuSscryner r-ace Cf --arss
a 1f'5-r z A-G5ei P. Fitch. NJ b <ass4 d
Street B-r---- = Manhattan. C--y Nv
York or or o~flr- the tH.-5 say g J8Clz-y 1exr
Dated <ew yerk- tH- -,Il day cS June 1890
laura = NERTESS. Atrsi.i stratrfv
ASHBEL P FITCH. ATTORNEY for Adn-ns5-a NJ.
81 Nassau Street Borough Sfa1Ea--Ac.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30

uas for the Charles HYDE Holiday Cup the semi
finals being played in the morning and the nnals m
Rogers defeated Meridith Dryden, up and to GO
". De L. R. Anderson and Charles B: Morse IN m
i-hAd even un az the end of +hei~ round. anu An
derson won the nineteenth hole. In the final round
Itoaers t,ofr..tcd ANDERSON, ) up and TO GO
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30

= Q Thomas a Surrogate g the County @ New T7-z
-+v--
C5er.ry:de c Walter q the County e New EurS
t,e subscr-re- place ? t-a1Sac-t1s business
eqT Broadway Borough Z Manhattan IN -le C--y o
Nv -s before -.e -ot1 +sv - December
7N4-s- Nce-~ v0-y -r- u June I4H-t WAT--Eg
: L-u1TF-y- Executor. ANDREW EAE--ESE.-v A
tor1ev sor Fx=-1.or 81 Broadway. Borough If4u-s--
Nevsv v4-'r
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
IoRRIN MARGARITA-In pn-saance II :.

order = Hon Abrer 9 Thomas SI--os1te ot "a
srrs having against NaCEa---a I-r-r1
Cttv cf Washington, 4 c. deceased present
sa-7a x-h vouchers -r=re-f r-e s-h=-r.--- Al -
Sac Of rra1<a-ting business the o-c- q Pavsv
ct c1-hs--a-. y tle C-t- = Wv f--a - -a
f7r- f5,.I-re-th - March. 1901 -exr-Cs-=-
New Vc-< september IS 1900 CLIFFORD s. Walt.
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New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
VICE-PREsIDENT's CUP

Those eligible who did not play were G. f. Bar
row. W r Innis, J. T Eibeck. p E Bell. J. q. A.
Johnson, H p Towne H 3. Bates and 7. c.
Clarke. / y. Seligman withdrew.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
Is PrRsLANCE 81 an ocde. ID go. -

c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF The County S-eE Y1rE.
NOTICE IS hereby given q all persons having Clans
against Jula A Warren. late OF tl= CrU-y q Ne~
York deceased. % resent tAe same. w-1 v--1
subscribers their place
Office o Horace 4 Ll-errF
Pine Street the CITY q New York -et1-s t-s
l5cE day January
Dated New York. 5-h day - July 1870
PETER WARREN MAY G WARREN loretta
4 WARREN. EXECUTORS
II. K D0hsr-y. ATTY. - Pine - New y2-S city
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30

= 1, Thomas a Surrogate % ire County of New E1-s.
hereby given al rersors having cats
Matthew D-Eerrar, Cc-nrv New g.
present. the same wrh vouchers -rereoc -
s,z her -f c-1st-ass Nc
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York On or before 25yh d4v o. All 1s'aF
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L D-KEMAN AtIiEist-ar-,x - t1= Esy4-= Il Ns----7
Dl],ar7ar Deceased. tIL<LVLLL - YVES
~ r,r Atri--cr4trtx NJ. 3o2 B-cat7sy. Borough
Manhattan