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New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
LAKEWOOD GOLF CLUB HANDICAP.

Lakewood. y. J., Dec. &.-The Christmas handi-
cap Of the Golf Club Of Lakewood was blessed by
perfect weather, and, together with those entered
in competitive play, mixed foursomes and friendly
matches illed the links comfortably throughout
the day Jasper Lynch. the home club secretary,
turned = the best gross card Of the day, playing
r. from scratch. follows:
ont .-..-..--..-........e 6 s B-p
T. .----.--------4 6-44-93
His card q prize winner. was also that Of
p. II. Lowell. first. and : B Ferris, second. net
E-nTfs The Isl follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26

v J. Deboe 81 Choice 81: Jack weles. 81; Midsummer
100 ". J. Baker 103 Goebel. 1O4; Bertha Nell. i05;
Sakstuck. 100; Georgie III.
Fifth selling: one mile and fifty yaTeslEBSedie
Simpson DeponRn. 9S Sakem %; Ida Ledford lOl
Miss Hanover. 101: Fleuron, 104; Ncirsthana Prince
1o7.
sixth race mie; selng)-Hsary OF franstamaT
90, Cassid. lO2: ". Gates 1O3; Phidas 100: Judge
Mcgee 49, FNthoIin IO6: Helen Paxton, l07 sauber
l07; Heroes. 107; Tragedy 1o7; Pscemaker' ios Tom
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
MINT SAUCE WINS HANDICAP.

Nsu-orleans. Dec. 25-Mint Sauce, winner Of the
5000 Crescent City Handicap on Saturday. to-day
added the 5000 Christmas Handicap 20 his score.
The English bred geldng always the favorite,
though his price receded from to to 9 to 10 in
response to the play Sir Florian. which was
backed from to to to 2. The others had trihing
long and them tred reinqushing the lead to Mint
Sauce. Sir Florian took the longest route and
never reach Mint Sauce the latter winning easily
by a length Weather fine; track fast. Summaries;
FIRST RAcE-seIlins: mile.
Ton Ton sI gilmore o9 % fsS3 S p iS 10 to and rRd to To-
Brown vafl I01 &C, HqEBay3 4IB.4i:l 81 y to
SECOND RAcE-Handioap; six furiong.
senator Bevsridge 1o4 Cochran! to and to TO-
Gailopn, lOi dsds). 70 g
THIRD RAcE-steeplechase; full course.
Iss8 l4s qswlsfs3 Ia ss svsR % 70 eng 5ns 70 to
' Time45e
FOURTH RACE-cH-4stmas Handicap; on. mile
H NJ fa4as sagS l6s s 18sB sRs e 10 !? fas and ss
Fieet%ing. 81 Oilks7z29G2 20 t9
FIFTH RAcE-Haudcap; one mile ana eighth.
Sir Gatian, ss Caayl. TO and 70 6:...........-
aa4siy 60 tcogs%eib, i to ...........:
SIXTH RACE-selnE one mile.
oods Bs1 Gniqs Bqlsade 0 as s. a Wsbs2 2 and
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
mile In e. e. De-
g s: La La PTinoe5aa @ g. Jessie JaFbo oi Bright Ngs
lo: zaneto. 1o2' Gray Dog. 1o3 L W. 1oo Jerry Lee
second O3s mile ssling,%snaq. 5s ,, o. varED ss
Belle Of Elgin "a kohnTreah sg Egyptian FrnSs ISs
Gracious i0s VALDEZ lOs; Hnsiais 1o6; AniinosIty
9s ss 2e's.1d5ss: ::i
3d. JOHNNY ' nocarfy 81 csrres 90 Fonso 81
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
BILLIARDS.

K A C. CHAMPIONSHIP TONIGHT.
The opening game Of the championship billiard
tournament Of the Knickerbocker Athletic Club win
be decided tonight at the club II will be between
DR.. A. B. Miller and c. s. Norris. 1t is thought
that the number OF entries will be about twelve
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26

FRANco-AMERIcAN CLUB ORGANIZED.
An interesting bit of news regarding the forma-
tion OF the Franco-American Golf Club is brought
by player who has just returned from Paris
Many Of the clubs members Americans.
though its president Is Count de Jaicourt. well
known In Paris society II is the intention 10 hold
international matches every season. Henry Ridge
way. Diez AlbeTtini. Pierre Deschamps and James
Gordon Benpett said TO have given the club
its financial impulse
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
RUMoRED VISIT OF SANDY HERD.

RUMoRED VISIT OF SANDY" HERD.
The rumored coming Of SANDY" Herd. OF
the best known professionals the other side
seems to indicate that Vardon's lucrative trip Is
disturbing the allegiance Of the English profession
ais toward their home links Following closely
upon the news of David Browns coming. It may
be taken evidence that the lavish prize Civ
ing in vogue here VIII sooner later result In \
general exodus of the better known men to this
side of the water. Several clubs have expressed a
desire to secure Herd on his arrival but yet no
definite offer has been made. and Ii is not known
what course he will be identified with. Herd has
made an enviabe record IN the English open cham
piOnships, though he has never won first place
In the last championship at ST. Andrews, won by
j. H Taylor, he not included among the prize
winners but in 1898 Muirfield he got fourth place
while in the previous years championship at ST.
Andrews he came in second.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26

cup tsenni-fnEl roun6)-J Il. Merritt
heat = T Eo-man l1SD by 3 1 70
r T.. Dithridee CD heat Arthur P Cispp 81 BY 3 up
end play
Mens fouIsoms tseui-iuaI roundp-Siarvin 7 Lvon
y T.. TAYLOR teat 2 Y Beckwith and Grant HOFFMAN
and Dlsy.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
eSg eSpgogRgEs Z J
DpORTsrleN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

FHVWIt-a-I1I1@ u y u II UHI fU-D1 ].
RACING.-Crescent City Jockey Club
New-orleans: Pacific Coast Jockey Club.
Tanforan. Cal
BILLIARDs.-opening game Of Knicker-
booker Athletic Club tournament for club
championship. s p. m
BASKETBALL.-Unive of PennsvI
vanis against New-Britain Young Mems
Christian Association. New-Britain
observation-disclosures Park handfcap
interstate Park, Long Island.
CEESS.-Tricollegiate tournament he
tween Cornell Brown ana University of
Pennsylvania. Manhattan Chess Club.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
Go Eet for Business puruoses.

BUILDINGS. stores. lofts and or1ces 20 let on Ann
Id Beekman. Barclay. Bond. Chambers sts, City Han
Place. Church Cliff. Dey Duane. Elm. Ferry Frankfort
Fulton, Gold Greenwich, Hudson,
Maiden Lane Moore Nassau, New Chambers. Park Place
Pearl Reade, Rose, Spruce, South, Vesey, Water
White, William and Worth sts. rutland s WHITING.
K Pasrv
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26

Fleming president: w. F. Timlow. treasurer;
Frederick Evans Wilson Farrand ]. j. Iawrencs,
Daniel Banks and r. T. II. Halsey-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
COLE.

J. r. MERRITT WINS THE CHRISTMAS
DAY HANDICAP AT DYKER
MEADOW LINKS.
Golf prizes distributed with Christmas Day
ifaeraMty the Dyker Meadow links yesterday
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
STEAMSHIP ANTILIA FLoATED.

wRECKING TUGS
Atlantic City, Dec. 25.-The British steamer An
tia, which grounded Great Egg Harbor Bar
yesterday. was hOated this morning She was
drawn off the bar by four wrecking tugs and
started for New-York under her own steam.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
Gonntrp propertn for Sale.

NNHOSE WHO DESIRE to purchase large bodies
Il Of farming timber. phosphate mineral lands in
Florida, Pensacola city property, should
6. Y. Van Praag, Manager, Knowles Brothers
Real Estate Agency Pensacola, Florida.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
FURNISHED apartments mantep.

N<o~~--~~-~@-~N~---~~
XX7ANTED.-A small but neatly furnished housekeepine
w apartment in the heart Of the city
price until July l. Address GOOD REFERENCE. Box 40
I ,242 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
3earhers. 8.

nR. W G. HOWELL private tutor pupils s<s
IL III Z. S2d-st. Two pupils received n family
TvXPERT EDUCATION.-Backward youths and uasuc-
II college received by
zrrfed) Of long experiences. In his pleasant horae "a
MOrristoWu. ] Success guaranteed Number limited
recommendation Entire charge taken II wsAed-
circular and terms apply 70 H. PENN. Aorrsroga.
y. j.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26

TYOTEsI. RESENT northwest corner 2stA ST. and STA
ii Ave. the European plan. Newly furnished. al
uproy eents weekly S. upward: soc TSe and 81
up per day: restaurant a n carte.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26
gitp 6otels.
THE CHELSEA.

NEST sd ST. NEW YORK
ABSOLUTELY nreproof Modern construction.
Apartuents furnished or unfurulshed excsllent
restaurant maintained Rates reasonable
New-York tribune., 1900-12-26

A DNERTTSEAiESTS and suhScriptin
~ received AZ their Uptown Office.
"a door north 81 SIst-st., until . o'eio'
Tnents received az the following hranc
office rates until : O'Clock p, m. viz.
cor. 13d-st-. 1ae 6th-aVe cor. leth-s q
and 18th ST. lf2 Columbus near
West 42d-st.. near 6th-aye. a3 East
4ad-st-. between 9Th and Sth aVes. tSS
3d-sve. between 7Grh and fTth sts
eist-st.; lies lstave.. near sath 81
$50 sd-ave-. near 4ist-st,, 534 5d-avC
Sa3 Bleeeker-st.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
Kadmierz Pulaski.
ma okrecie
(Podlug powie6ci
J. /. Kraszewskiego.)

. s. Y f. - 81 - -,@ IT,. -" 81 49, . .s
ase Ma pok}adzie statku siedzlalo
v milczeniu posepnem kilku ludzi'
- Byli to podr6zni JUL znuzen1
d1ugiem nora ~ko}ysaniem, oczy
ich pozadliwie wyglada}y ziemi,
ziemi nieznanej. ziemi swobody -
ola wielu z mich tylko ojczyzny
z}ota, gdzie cz}owiek m6g} sic
sprzedac kerzystnie. :
Scisniecl W gromadke. POI
siedzac, pol lezqc ma zwojach lin
okretowych irzuconych p~}aszczach,
gwarzyli cicho polscy .wygnahcy'
to zu6w d}ugiem m~ilczeniem wy
poczywali.
Byli to Kazimierz Pulaski,
Kar6l Pluta i Maciej Rogowski.
Pierwszy z nfch. MAJ jasnej
mysli, wielklej ducha potegi, te"
a sig zdawa} z}amanym przybi~
tym w~iecej, nlz " oiagu ea&ej
podr6zy, W kt6rej sam drugich
~znuzeaie krzepi}, zniechecenle roz~
prasza}. nadzie;e podtrzymywa}:
Me patrza} on W te STRONG.
cd kt6rej lad nowego fwiata mia}
zig i'm wkr6tce pokasad, ale "
przeoiwna, jakby pc "a przebytym
ocsanem szuka} snu, oho6by straco~
aej ojczyzny.
Ma tym statku, co lch nl6s}
cd niej, czu} sig jeszcze prawie W
Europe, jakby W jakim6 domu
szczatku;; "a dzieh, "a diva mla}
jul stopa dotkna6 nieznanego
dw,ata, zieml wolnosci, ale zarazem
wygnania. .
Wszystkie odpedzone tesknice
20 kraju rodzinnym, 20 przesz~
lo6ci ze swiatef i cieni utkanej,
cisns}y sig ku menu, obslada}y
piersi, sawisly ma czole. przygnia~
tally mytl Enekana.
Niekiedy rzadki go6d ma mez~
kiej powiece, liza sig zakreci}a "
oku i znik}a spalona,
Obok niego sledzieli towarzy~
sze przyblci, wymeczenl. swym
smutkiem. pod, 6za i tesknota
d}uga. Karol usilowa} utai6 " sobie
uczucia, kt6re MIN miotaiy, chot
" duszy odzywa}a mu sig t. piefh
ME pozbyts wspomnish. do sza}u
i rozpaoza rozgoeezkowuj2ca cz}o~
wiska.
Rogowskl wiele tam :zostawi}
pr6cz grob6w, a i jemu po wassch
p&yne}y Ivy, ktdre przeklinajac
~odpedza}.
Karol westchna}.
- Gdym wyjezdza} do Tyhca
Tub Cze%stochowy, kt6zby zgad}, re
sic ma ocean atlantycki zab}akam.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14

)" )"
- Zbiera sic ma burze to pew
ma, dorzuci} Karol - chmury pc
dza ohod ~jeszcze daleko, wiatr
dmis coraz gwaitowniej j nier6wno,
jakby sic gniewa}.... Fly znak.
.Okret jak }upina skacze pc falach.
Clos kapitana Lsclerc komeNn-
,derujacego miesza} sic Z szumem
wichru, plusklem fal coraz rosna--
cych, ogromnych, spienlonych,s 2
chrzestem maszt6w j drzewa W sa-
mych wnetrzno6ciach statku. Matt
kowie zwljali sig zywo, mrok "a
pada}, burza nadciaga1a widocznie.
Niekiedy W dali b}yskawica jak
wstega z}ota p~rzerzne}a czarns
ob}oki piorun przelecia} jak wai
W przepascie.... to znowu cich}o'
milczenie grozne da}o s}ysze6 nowy
ryk z nadchodzacej bury, ktora
ros}a, wzmaga}a sig, wyla i ustas
wa}a, jakby sill do nowych sza}dw
nabraG potrzebowa}a.
Milczenie na6wczas straszniej-
SEEN byte cd szum6w i wyo1a....
W6r6d nadchodzacej wrzawy,
z pod pok}adu doby} sig nagle
czlowiek s~zpakowaty, ospowaty,
niemi}ej chot usl&ujacej przymil,d
sig twarzy, malych ocsek kreoioh,
rys6w ruchawych, suchy, 4ylasty..
Opar} sic }okciami o deski, wystawi}
zaspana, obejrzs} do ko}a, 4
zobaozywszy chmury i poczuwszy
wicher, kt6ry go opoliczkowa},
wyskoczy} niespokojny ma pod}o~
&c.
By} to Gaskohczyk, kapitan
kt6ry tax wysokle mia1, a
przynajmniej okazywa4 0 soble
il mu sic zda}o, re
aotkna} stopa zieml nowego ladu,
! zagada6 raczy} do prezydenta
Zjednoczonych Washing
iona, Amerykanie 60 z}otem obsy~
pig i ma rekaoh nosic beda....
Girod roll o 6wietnej przy-
Ale burza W poblizu ladu,
\ ~jeszcze noca, przerazi}a 60 ME-
poma}u, pocza}.sie obawiad o droga
swa osobe, zachmurzy} i pobiegf
do zasepionego Leclerca.
- kapitanie! czy jest niebsz~
p~ieczenstwo?
Frapcuz mic ME odpowiadajac
nawet, .reka rzuci} W powietrzu
znlec,erpliwieny, pozbywa]qc zig
uatreta.
- Burza, burza nadchodzl
ia sig znam ma tenn
jak ma innych sprawach... wy to
wiecie! A w}asnie jestesmy nieo-
podal cd Lrzeg6w, nuz q rzuci o
lub osadzi ma mieliznie
Lecrerc odpedzi} go gniewny,
rozkazujac ma ~niegrzecznie is6 do
stu tysiecy djab}6w. Na6wczas
przerazony Girod, czujao " ME-
bezpieczenstwie niepohamowana
potrzebe wygadania ZIG, obr6ci} sic
do garstki Polak6w i zawo}a}, a.
rece:
To ba}wan ten kapitan, on
.- +@. Is. = sAe-- -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14

poradzic! Zsglowaiem ME pc jed
nom mlorzu.... pod noe " burze
mad brzegaml....
Gdy Gaskonczyk tax aarzeka}.
nasty coraz moe niej trzaskaly
gig to cd wichru, burza ros}a, statek
obnazonysz p}dtna, rzucany falami,
kolysa} sic, przechyla}, skaka} pc
pelnem morzu. ma }aske wiatru i
woody oddanY.
. .Miots|o MIN juz tax. re ludzie
schot nawykli do podobnych sko-
k6w, musieli sig oburaoz trzymad
lin i drzewa, ably ich fala,is wiatr
ME znios4y tBalwany ooraz groz~
nlejsze przeskak,wa}y statek, po-
rygwgatjjalo !. Z ssoba GO spotka}y; Ga"
sk l,,d Z: schronii sic pod lave
klnac i p1aczac, Mkt ma niego ME
zwaza}.
Noe stawa{a sic co chwila
czarniejsza, przepascistsza, zstapi}a
z chmurami gestemi, zdajac sig
niebo przychylac tax, il mad
masztami zawis1o. Nakouiec lun3}
deszcz ulewny a raczej strumienie
woody rzuci}y sic z ob}ok6w rozer-
wanych, pioruny bic zacze}y, a
b4yskawice nieustannie o6lepiat.
Ma pokladzle clsza by}a uro-
ozysta. ludzle zmaleli, tulili sig jak
robaczki pc okretu szczellnach.
Kapitan jak przyros}y do dessk,
nieny, obojetny, zimny, patr.af
ma ten sza} zywio}6w ME nowy ola
Z zimn4 krwia, ch}odn&
starego marynarza. ktdry
ME ]eden orkan przety} ma Chin
sklch i Japohskicl wodach.
GDokohczenle nastapi.) .
PkACIC "a
d. .Dyar Pres. Peter Bub Vicepres
Theodore Void, Cashier
John A. Borth. Assistant ',Csshier.
FH@
MERcHAN its BANK
Of Wtn0no
Bank ten zorganizowan' zostai
ma podstawle praw Stanu Mime
sofa, " dnlu 4 Mares 1875 +.
Kapita} do okazania
$4,000
NADWYZKA I PROFIT
TO- o
Cd plen,edxy oddanyoh do
punktualn'e ptaoi pre-
cents, Po&ycza p'eniedsy osobom,
kredYt, pc zwyk1ych
procentach
DYREKTORZY:
e, D.Dyar V Simpson
Westmann Emil Miller.
Choate w. 2. Tearse
Theo. Void
STORE
FARM ERkl
W FOLEY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14
Karol w%estchna}.


49, Gdym wyjezdza} do Tyhca
Tub Czestochowy, kt6zby zgad}, re
sic ma ocean atlantycki zab}akam.
Ia d}uga bezozynnosc i przypatry-
wanie sig wodom morsklm.... IA
no, W poludnie i ma wiecz6r, zmor~
dowa}y mnie.... G}adka po-
wierzohnia tel szyby uudzi, ~niecier~
pliwl. :. obmierz}e morze....
Fala ruchawa niby, balamutna, .
zaws 81, toz samo.... i cz}owiek
przeciw niej mic ME mole -.
- Me trzebaby jedaak k}6oid
eli, nis = wiele J mdwid jrj
nieprsyjemnodoi prsed burse
odsswal sie Rogowski, ma nee POI
dobno .b,er.e' sic ma dobre prnze~
pr.ve. Niedarmo tapitan Leolero
,chodzii nIa.sepiony jj,alkkt m = 4 na a'' !
Ssss ~ NJ. n 49, .4Bs !,
.nls poawistuje, : psdtno telega1i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-14

zewszad. Uwaza}em to %nieraz, ze
gdy tylko te sznury poczna wa}ko@
wac...... juz cos z}ego grozi.
- Zbiera sic ma burze to pew--
ma, dorzuci} Karol - chmury pc
dza ohod jeszcze daleko, wiatr
dmis coraz gwaitowniej nier6wno.
jakby sic gniewa}... z}y znak.
okret jak }upina skacze Pc falach.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28
a DOCTOR PRAISES TEA.
Declares 1t Is R-trs-aInE when TaL.a
In the Evening

Nature is. after all. to be depended
upon pretty thoroughly" says ply
siciAn who has made a study Of the
effects OF tea on the system For c1-
ample, It IS the exceptional person who
Graves tea at breakfast, a time OF the
day al which II is least needed and is
frequently most injurious. Tea with
dinner, too. is not TO be recommended.
because even IL perfectly made there
Is sure to be little tannic acid in is
composition, ami the stomach, In at
tsmpting the digestion OF heavy meal,
Is much better without this principle
About 5 O'Clock. however. the hour
that fashion and custom agree In pro-
Viding tea, is an hour that Is also
proper and favorable TO the system.
The supply Of energy with which the
day was begun is about exhausted, and
a cup OF well-made tea is often re-
freshment and tonic that Is both AZ
ceptable and desirable" In England
II is not only in the households. both
modest and elaborate. that O'Clock
tea is served, but In business places 5
we'll, says the New York Post. In
soiEs. at least, OF the newspaper aud
periodical ottscs. everybody. including
the Office boys, may have his cup Of
tea IL the afternoon One wonders how
the experiment would succeed Of a tea-
room in lower New York for the re-
viva Of the weary crowd that every
evening sets It's face homewafd. manv
Of its members often unequal to the
scrambling and jostlIng necessary to
secure even standing room in our pub
lice conyeyances.-Rehob Sunday
Herald.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28
BLUFF OF LAND.
That Has Bssn sliding Toward tho
MissourIs for I'wenty Years.

Missouris for Iwenty Years.
Atchison Ckan.) Cor. Chicago Rec.
crd: A mile south OF this town the
entire side OF a biuff is sliding !nty
the Missouri River. The avalanche Il
quarter OF a mile long, and at IA
base is the most expensive piece o.
railroad track on the Missouri Pacific
system. There is probably not another
quarter Of mile of track in the United
States which 1t cost more to maintain
The odd thing about this monster land.
slide is that 1t has been slipping down
for 20 years, and unless it takes an un-
expected plunge will probably be slip,
ping down for the next 20 years, aus
possibly 80 or lGO. The avalanche is
moving more or less at all times. but
not enough TO require watching by thC
Missouri Pacific except about two
months IN the spring During ths
winter the moisture is held in the
ground. and when the first thavs and
the spring rains come the great mas
of earth begins slipping. Sometimes
ii comes down foot in "a hours, and
once in a while It slides six feet The
Missouri Pacific then puts a force Of
from 20 to 80 men at work pulling the
track back TO Its proper place and
keeping II level 4 man Is employed
to watch the track at night and see
that 1t does not get so far out ot line
as to toppie a train over into the river
Orders are issued to engineers to GO
slow over the bad track. for the Jar Of
a train might cause an unprecedented
no - ~
River is always very swift in the
spring. and It wears away the earth
as II slides in, and II appears teu
miles below in the form OF an island
The blur Is one Of the highest OF the
very high bluffs along the Kansas side
OF the Missouri River from Kansas
City to the Nebraska line. Lying IN
der about Is feet Of earth there Are onN
or more strata OF rock agsregatinE frurl
20 to 40 feet In thickness. There seems
to have been perpendicular split
down through this rock dividing the
blufi almost half in two. and extending
a quarter Of mile north and south,
The side which lay on the river, or east
side. slid because there was nothing
to hold IT, while the opposite, or west
side, was up against another blufi.
Thus the east side began gradually to
sink into the river and has laid bare
a wall 80 or more feet high in places
Here and there enormous bowideTs.
which hung for a long time undecided
with which side TO identity themselves.
finally lost their balance and crashed
down. dashInE themselves 10 pieces be-
fF
eral thousand dollars and causes
great deal Of anxiety every spring. but
there is no way OF avoiding it
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28
And THIS Wa. a Man. Throw,

At the Meadville opera house the
other night a spectator in the gallery
became so enthusiastic over the dan
cling of a couple OF soubrettes that he
wildly drew a silver dollar from his
pocket and attempted to throw IT to
the stage. In his excitement. however.
his aim was poor. and the dollar.
which was hurled through the air with
terrific force, struck the head of a lady
who occupied seat in the balcony.
cutting cash which required treat
ment at neighboring drug store.-oI
City Blizzard.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28
Old Ring Ccme- nank.

Sixteen years ago w. p. Bishop "
Chicago Lawn lost his wife's wedding
ring while feeding his horse in a barn
way out in Iowa. 4 thorough search
was made. but the missing ring couId
not be found. Hr. Bishop left his name
and address wi'h the owner Of tho
structure, with tie request that In cas-.
the barn should ever be torn down a
final search should be made He re-
turned home and the lost ring was re-
placed by a new one So many years
mad elapsed that all hope of ever get
ting the original ring back again was
abandoned. Last week. however, Mr..
Bishop received word that the old barn
had been torn down to be replaced ~
a new structure. and that the ring had
been found and would be forwarded ct
once. The ring arrived yesterday
through the mails, and Mr. and M-s.
Bishop are highly elated at its restnr.-
tion.-Chicago Journal.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28
Try This

The I7rIou Pacific $50 p. m train for
C,hFcs.rS Ma Kansas city. A solid Ncst-
hnle,f s'lItl-to-ARte' train that MAKES
CTfirEest time Denver to Chicago VIA
kansas CITY Direct connections tn t.hl-
raS1 for ali eastern points, Ticket once
g4l nth st.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28

Ma. l do wish { had little sister
So YOU would have some one TO pay
with FREDDY - Nom: sore ev.Y time
YnEl yE.l.hrh my faro ! cd aash heFn.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28

We'll ignorance ts bliss You know.
Indeed - fsn.t when Z want to know
snrasthtDE about somebody. ard can
md out Abngt H. / nearly l7sc my mind
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28

when you Hrst fsIl in love. dii you
feel wise or foolish well, before
knew whether she would have me OF not
/ Zen wise. and after ! pfuposed and
knew she wouldn't have me EEK foo4-
LEh- %
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28

know that my life was SAVED by PEso''
CzrS for Coasamption.-J A AiLlsr
As Sable, NI>higas, April 81, LssS
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28

NrEssrs q gks kEir NtszFs httszns. Gee
FkExxa's Rara HALHAs sd EAFE TazF 1atr.
HrHpENcoflsa, Lhs bSsi Czrs faF saTzs- licS
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28

shah / 20 with yea ard Gold you
hands vhlIs you have your tooth pulled
''Td rather you would 10 Wi'h rae ans
hold the dentist
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28

These silent people ogtsa 80 hArns La
the srurtd what do yea narau~' w by.
they let UtEer people talk too EiaSA- -
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28

How did krugpr-s psarU overture
strike ypu- Ii reads aE II he had Faesv-
~ rewritten his war Oh tEFlAsuna TO Eng
hRd htud-stda before.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28
THE GRIP CURE THAT DOES CURE

LAXATIVE BruEo guEainu Tablets ruE1ovss
the cause thAy prodgccS Ia GTippc- L W.
q roVC's signature IS on each box. 20
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28

He-.,I suppose you wouldn't accept the
snapped up and married long ago.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28

$40 TO SIS \ DAY
70 .S-rpsB--ssaF1rfhtrg ae~ Ass vpIasrfUlIy EsstA
Aadrvss HIgits Hr0t8srs. NeFsl. No.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28
Inn rrnf.,,lon.

nf,sf1aySs YOU 70 teach or Prae tse
Hypnotisu, Physical Culture, MasnstlGs Is
pstafhfurs and Bathing. and Curing ~
S,.,sSfaj Magnetism. Al of these codrsss
~, a A,idTTss PROF. ZACH SHED.
a4 and Do Araoahoe bulldlnE, DehNes, WV.
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28

BS-oS Of Choice Reclpss
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kasa N1Hiioa thgs sAasr,
The Lamar register., 1900-03-28

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The Lamar register., 1900-03-28

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