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IT DAZZLEs THE WORLD

No discovery in medicine has ever
crsats& one quarter Of the excitement
that has been caused by DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption. It's
sevsvcst tests have been on hope ess
victims of Consumption, Pneumonia,
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thousands Of whom 1t has restored to
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asthms, Group, hay fever, hoarsene ss
and whooping cough it is the quickest,
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By oil druggists who guarantee satis.
faction or refund money. Large bot
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Don't be deceived or humbugged BY psspia
who claim the discovery of some hithsrts IN
known herb or root in swamps, or ON ssns
mountain or prairie for the cure Of kidney ana
bladder troubles ANY doctor or druggist with
tell you that such claims or fraudulent. Folsy's
Kidney Cure simply contains remedies that are
recognized by the most skilful physicians a
best for these complaints, so don't. DO ersauleas
rfoolish. W. j. Butts.
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SOUTHERN CHANGES,

The following changes have been
effected on the Southern railway:
Southern leaves Brunswick ct 80 q.
~, for Jesup, with Jacksonville con-
nections; $50 a. NJ, for Atlanta
:55 for Jesup; As p, m, for Jesup
with Savannah connections; 9:05 D.
M. for Atlanta.
Train arrives at 7 10 q. M, from At
lanta; z 80 g. NJ, from Jesup; p. m.,
Jesup; 40 p. H.. from Jesup; s :35 p,
m. from Atlanta
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1. W. Harper whiskey is q perfect
distillation. 1t strengthens you and
helps resist cold and disease. Try it.
1t 10 better than the doctor. The kind
your grand father usedl Sold by Il.
Newman, Brunswick, Ga.
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For the weakness and prostration fol-
lowing grippe there is nothing so prompt
and effective az One Minute Cough Cure.
This preparation is highly endorsed as an
unfailing remedy for all throat and lung
troubles and is early use prevents con-
sumption. 1t was made to cure quickly,
W. j. Butts
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHnNS.

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J. A. Lam bert OF Raleigh, n. G. writss;
Il heartily endorse Foley'e Kidney Cure
1t does what you claim it will do, and
there Ia nothing equal to 1t. and 1 thank
sou for the good i; has doue me" Accept
no substitute WI. Butts.
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LINGERING LA GRIPPE COUGH.

G. Vacher. 1877 Osgood st., Chicago, says
my wife has a very severe case of la
grippe and it left her with a very bad
cough. She tried bottle of Foley's Hon.
sy and Tar and it gave immediate relief.
A 30 cent bottle cured her cough entirely
Take no substitute. W. J. Butts.
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Have you a sense of fullnession the region
your stomach after eating? If 80 You will be
benefited by nsing Char oerlain's Stomach ard
Liver Tablets. They also cure belching and
sour stomach. They regulate the bowels too.
Price CSC. Sold by Bishop's Drug Store.
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There is alwsys danger in using coun
terfeits OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
The original is a safe and certain cure for
piles 1t il soothing and healing salve
for sore and all skin diseases. W. J. Butts
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When the breath is foul and the appetite dis
ordered, PTick'v Ash BItters ia the remedy
needed. II purifies the stomach liver and bow
els, sweetens the breath. promotes vigor and
eheerfulness. w. j. Butts
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TOCURE.A COUGH
stop coughing, as it irritates this lurgs, and
gives them no chance to heal. Foley's
Honey and Tar cures without causing a
strain in throwing off the phle<m like
common cough expeotorants. W. Bntts.
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Millions of people are familiar with De-
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use them find them to be famous little
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIGS, manufactured by the
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In the process of manufacturing figs
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Mrs. T. Briddleman, Of Parshsllvtlls
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for thirteen years and had tried q
number of doctors without relief. Az
ter two or three applications Of Ban
ner Sslve, her hands became better,
and IN q short time she was entirely
cured.
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BOOKER 7. WASHINGTON,
Of Tuskegee, Ala, writes:
81 have reVer taken any
medicine that has if77-
proved ne as much as
Peruna. For Cat&rrh ii is
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For clear complexion, bright sparkling eve
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tiers. 1t puts the system in perfect order. W.
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New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
YACHTING.
LAWSON. REPORT SAYS, WILL GO
ABROAD AND L. Nj. CLARK WILL
MANAGE THE INDEPENDENCE

Boston. April 80 (SpeciaD-It said here to-
day that Louis N. Clark. president of the Yacht
Racing Association of North America. will act
general manager of the independence in all her
racing this summer. Mr. Clark Is member OF the
Hull-Massachusetts the Beverley. the Corinthiar.
of Marblehead. and the Eastern Yacht clubs. II Is
also reported that the owner of the Independence.
Thomas W. Lawson, has given orders 70 have his
steam yacht Dreamer made ready for long Euro
pean cruise. and that he and all his family VIII
embark in the yacht ard soon begin a voyage that
Is to last until late in the fall If true this means
that Mr.. Lawson will not be in America at the time
OF the cup races or the preliminary official trials
and will leave the whole management of the yacht
IN the hands of Mr. Clark As the latter yachtsman
Is knoWn Wherever there is spirited yacht racing.
oo,h IN America and Canada and he is great
Iavor1te everywhere, il is believed that this
rahgeinent with the subsequent negotia tonS in
gard TO the Boston yacht. will have the effect of
official trial races.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
THE WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE.

Louisville. KY, April 30.-The weather and track
conditions were perfect to-day at Churchill DOWNS
and fair sized crowd was present to see d soou
card run. couple of close finishes notably IN 'ne
sixth race when il took the judges TO separate
Lyror Bell and Sim w. and the lowering OF tne
track record for four furlongs. made Things 81 =
ests1g The reduction of the record was N tIc
Deoutante Stakes. when Autumn Leaves, Ihe ID
Vorlte ran the four furlongs in DATA Suifiaiie'
FIRST RACE-Sellng: furlongs.
Suave. Jos (ii!inore). 1 1 1......-...-.--
heauty BOOK, 1O4 RansonD. 9 70 and TO 1-...''
Edith @. 100 Qrvin) to and to 5...........'- q"
Time-1:I4lz.
SECOND RACE-Four furIongs
John Peters, 1o5 81. Woods NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hans wagner; 1O3 Urvin). TO 1 and TO 1.....'.''
Jaubert. l03 tBrittor) 20 to D
Time-04s4
THIRD RACE-Selling. One mile
Amelia Strathmore ITO CWinheld) 3 to and 10 ..
eat OS Cochranl. TO and to
Tom Middleton. 11S Qryin), 80 and 10 to 1.... j
Tme-l:41A.
FOURTH RACE-The Debutante Stakes. Four furionss
AUTUMN Leaves, 110 (Gmore), 5.................
Inc Esn1ond ITO tWinkfeld), to and
The Boston. 15 Qrvin) and 10. ........... )
Time-O:4714.
FIFTH RACE-Seven rurIongs.
The Puritan. 107 Cochran. to and
Wild Pirate (P. Kane 3 to 2..................
Senator Beverdge. 107 q. Woodsl l TO s..
Time-1:2s%.
SIXTH RACE-Four furlongs
Iyror Bell 90 (Ts Murphy 3ia 6 5.......
sim W, III Cochran. 5............... 2
Lily Pantland. 81 u. r Woods to and to L..
Time-1:15l2.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
GOLF.
SHIP AT DYKER MEADOw-FOUR SUR
vIvORS FOR THE CUP

Championship possibilities in the women's tour
nament at Dyker Meadow in two yes
terday by the first round match play. which re-
duced the competitors for the championship cup
from eight to four. The survivors for the semi
finals Tomorrow are Miss Grace Chauncey Miss
Frances Wallace Mrs. Howard 2. Whitney and
Mrs AdolDh T. Smyne. A similar wedding OUT
process in the consolation division left Miss
Jarvte. Miss Clara Ogden Miss Mabel Judson and
MISS Hnman 10 play for the trophy offered in that
class one of the interesting contests OF the day
was between Miss Chauncey and Mrs. Donald
GeddeS. which the former cleverly by up
and To play. Miss PearSalI met Miss Frances
Wallace whose medal score had placed her at the
top OF the previous days list OF eligibles The
suit was we'll earned victory for Miss Wallace by
D up and 70 play. In the consolation Miss Ogden
and Miss Smith played very evenly, the latter
being beaten only at the home green. The tourna-
ment Will be continued tomorrow The summaries:
Championship Cup-Miss Grace Caauncey beat M-.
Donald Geddes, and 10 play: Miss Frances Wal
lace beat Miss Ethel Pearsan. and 70 play; Mrs
IL t. Whitney beat Mrs Walter Glib. 8 TO play.
Mrs Adolph E Smylie beat Miss Laura Wallace. up
play.
Consolation Cup-M!ss Jarve beat Mrs. Crfttenden. 2
70 play; Miss Clara Ogden beat Miss Smith, I up
Miss Mabel JuTsOa beat Mrs. T. NJ Lloyd. 4
Miss J. Hinman beat Mrs. William Beard. up 2 to
play.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
CYCLING.
BADGES OF THE CENTURY ROAD CLUB OF
AMERICA SELL AT HIGH FIGURES.


The Apothecares Bicycle Club-Leon Wernert,
president; Felix Herseman. vice-president; George
Lenecker. treasurer. and Hugo. Kantrowitz, sec
retary-announces club which will begin on
May 2 and will continue every Sunday until the
latter part of September. On these runs the mem
bers Will ride through Long Island New-Jersey,
Staten Island and the upper part of NewYork.
Thirty dollars has been paid by aspiring CEN
tury rider for badge which will enttle him to
take part in the spring century Of the New
York State Division of the Century Road Club of
America Sunday. May u. Fifteen other riders
have paid from 81 IS for their badges. although
all who wish. whether members of clubs or unat-
tached riders. may enter the for the usual sum
of 81.
This remarkable premium paid the feature
of the auction sale of badges at the recent Century
Road Club meeting at its clubhouse, No. 80 West
Fifty-third-st. Instead of reserving the lower
offered these numbers the highest bidders. No. l
naturally in great demand. and the bids
rapidly until the OF 500 reached
This got the badge, but the buyer not content with
his exhibition Of club loyalty and generosity after
paying this amount put up the badge for sale
also brought good premiums. but I. II and 13 were
sold for prices which were second only TO No l.
AS the result of this sale the Century Road
Clubs century was started with a great boom
and the entry list Is rapidly filling No further
premiums are asked received and any cyclist
who wishes to do for the nominal
entry fee. Entry blanks may be secured by ad-
ond-st and c. E. Nylander. No. 1s4 West Ninety
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
GOOD TINE TO BUY NEXT WINTERS COAL

The report that the price OF stove coal Will be
advanced 81 a ton before September is not a
fact" said a prominent retail dealer yesterday.
The truth is this The winter rates for 1901 on
broken, egg stove and chestnut coal free on board.
were 81 81 25 81 80 and 81 So respectively; alongside
dock. 81 l5 81 4O 81 65 and 81 65. On April these
prices were reduced 80 cents a ton Beginning
May / they will be advanced 10 cents month for
FIVE months to bring the price back 10 It's winter
level. II householders shrewd they will lay
II their winters coal before the summer Is ended
and when the capacity of the mines Is not over
taxed Twelve and one-han per cent may be
saved by buying coal
The stories that have been printed about the
so-called anthracite squeezing the people are
al rubbish. The coal combination is a real safe
guard. and greatly siInplifes the coal situation
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

me champion Brooklyns took the Boston team
INTO camp yesterday by score of to l. The game
was rast throughout and both Willis and Donovan
the respective twirlers, in good form. Dono-
van pitched good ball for the home team 1t was
also scratch hit by him in the ninth inning that
won the game for Brooklyn. Willis pitched a steady
game and BANKED the home team for seven innings
when couple of errors by Long and Davis's single
ued the score De Mont's single, a steal and Longs
Saie hit scorded the only for Boston, that
peIhg made in the first inning. The home team
save donovan good support. not error being
ndde. The heavy hitting Bostons only able
10 make hve hits. while Brooklyn made Two
9l these were made by Donovan. With the score
d lie IN the ninth inning the Brooklyns went in to
nat out victory. Dahlens double. a sacrifice by
McGulre and Donovans scratch did the trick. Ham
iton played good game IN centrefield for the WIS.,
iors. Among his seven putouts were two circus
bat.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
PROF. PUPIy IN CARNEGIE LYCEUM.

Professor Michael ]. Pupin. Of Columbia Univer-
H!ty lectured last night at Carnegie Lyceum for
tho benefit OF the scientific department OF Manhat-
tan College under the auspices OF the Alumni
Association Of that institution. He talked on
Electrical Wave Transmission" President Seth
Low introduced him.
synopsis OF the paper included vibratory
electrical forces and anaiogies Of sound waves,
acoustical resonance multiple signalling by elecri-
cal resonance and problems Of long distance tee-
phony aad rapid telegraphy.
Among those presenT,tt, were Archbishop Corrigan
tRe w Drexel. the Rev John J. Kean, Mrs. Simon
Sierns. Mrs. Luke Stapleton, David Mcclure,
Charles r. Kearney and Philip j. Britt
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01

TRIENNIAL coNcLAvE BEGINS IN PTTTsBURG.
Pittsbu-g, April 2o.-The first session OF the
twelfth annual congress and triennial conclave Of
the Sons OF the American Revolution opened this
morning in the Hotel Schenley. There were about
enc hundred and fifty delegates present. repre-
seaiing the different States Of the Union The first
session a business meeting. II called
70 order by President-Cieneral J. c. Breckinridge
OF the delegation Of the District OF Columbia. The
greater part Of the morning was devoted TO COM
Enitiee reports. De Haven Ross chairman OF the
committee publication. reported that the cost
% the publication OF record OF the names OF the
ten thousand members Of the association with
revolutionary records OF their ancestors would
be $500. The meeting ordered the record pub
jsbed.
The afternoon session open 10 the public
and participated in by patriotic societies. A hand
some silk banner OF the colors OF the society
unfurled, with imposing ceremonies.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01

match. The players IN singles ana doubles are
regarded as separate teams. and the players In
the combined contests a side"
Approved. March 25. 1901.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL LAWN TENNIS
ASSOCIATION. JAMES DWIGHT. President
PALMER E. PRESBREY. Secretary
Approved April 4. 1so1. behalf of the Lawn Ten
mis- Association. ". H COLLINS. President
c. r. MEWBURN, Honorary Secretary.
The principal alteration in the conditions this
year Is that allowing four players on each team In
stead of three. last season. An English chaI-
IenSe mas already been accepted for this summer
put the place and date for holding the matcher
nave not Yet been officially announced
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
WASHINGTON. 12: BALTIMORE. 6.

Washington. April SO-washington It's
ond game from Baltimore to-day. Baltimore's
pitchers were twice changed, Bresnahan giving
way to Nops in the fourth inning. who IN turn,
after presenting bases balls to the first three
men up was supplanted by Schmidt. The weather
was superb and 5000 persons witnessed the game.
Score:
Washington ................2 ) 3 . x-12
Baltimore ............-....-2 ? D o o o O. o
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
MGOTERN WON IN THE FOURTH FOUND.

San Francisco, April 3O.-'"Terry'' NcGoveru and
Oscar Gardner met n the ring tonight the
Mechanics Pavilion, before the Twentieth Century
Athletic Club, fight for the featherweight cham
ptonship OF the world. McCiOvern and Gardner
weighed in this afternoon. both scaling within the
agreed weight Of 12+ pounds. Harry Corbett.
brother Of jim COrbett. referee. The man
fought for purse of s. 00. the winner TO take Is
per cent and the loser % per cent. NcC,oyern
In the fourth round.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
COLLEGE GAMES.
MARYLAND FoRFE1rs TO GEORGETOWN

Washington. April S0.-To-day's game between
Georgetown University and the University OF Mary
land declared forfeited to the home
club by to 0. on account Of the conduct of Burns
the pitcher OF visiting team, who. when ordered
from the field. refused to go. Several times the
umpire Welded to the opportunities of Georgetown's
captain not to send Burns TO the bench. Score for
eight innings, with one man out for the George
town Club
II.
Georgetown .--...-.-...-..2 . u U II
Maryland .................O o o al 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mckay Fay Drill Mary
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
BROOKLYN
Totals 20 / 5s25 10

'One out when winning scored
Boston .......................1 o 0-1
Brooklyn .......-.--..-.-.....0 o IL
Earned runs-Boston. /: Brooklyn. I. Two-base hits
Long and Dahlen. First base errors-Brooklyn. 4
Left bases-Boston, s; Brooklyn. s. Struck out-By
Donovan, 8; by Willis. stolen bases-Demont Shsek-
ard Kelley Sacrifice hit-McCiuire Bases balls
on Donovan. & of Willis. 4, Double plays-Crolius.
Tenney and Demon: Willis, Lowe and Tenney; Donovan
Dahlen Kelley Time OF game-l5O. Umpire
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
6S,ppQ9gR}IIS Z 7
DpoR1Sr1eN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING-Queens County Jockey Club Aqueduct 2:3o
I.
GOl-t-Harvard, Oakley Country Club; club
club championship. Dyker Meadow Golf Clu5.
LACROSSE.-Pennsylvania against Swarthmore Swarth-
PolO-Tournaaent, at Lakewood.
WHISr-Whtst League Congress Sherry's.
BASEBAI-L-Boston against Brooklyn Washington Park
BTooklyn, !. Brown against Yale New-Haven;
Columbia against Manhattan, Jasper Oval; Lafayette
against Pennsylvania. Philadelphia; Cornell against
Princeton Princeton; Rochester against Fordham
tordham. Princeton freshmen against Hill School
Potstown. Penn; Williams against Amherst
heTst; University CT Vermont against West Point
West Point; De La Sale against Columbia freshmen
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
NETWORK TEAMS NAMED.

Secretary John du Fais of the Metropolitan Golf
Association. gave out yesterday the names ot the
team 20 represent New-York against the picked
team Of the Golf Association OF Philadelphia at
the Philadelphia Cricket Club links on Saturday
The names:
W; J. Travis. captain; Findlay 8. Douglas. John
Reid. 1r. a. d. COchrane. Arden VI. Robbins T. NJ
Robertson, Dever-aux Emmett. l. Livingston. Jr
Maturin Ballou, F. W. Menzies. Adrian Fl. Larkin
and w II. Davis.
The return half OF the match will be played on a
links in the metropolitan district IN the fall.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
CHICAGO. 4; DETROIT. ?.

Chicago. April 3o-Detroits winning streak
stopped to-day. Griffith's team getting the honor
OF giving them the first defeat of the Two
bases balls, a steal. error and two singles
started Chicago OFF with three runs in the first
inning, Skopec adding the other by hit the
fence. Detroit scored its gifts
and a wild pitch. The visitors unable
to touch Skopec for more than hit in any
inning. Attendance 2oO0. Score:
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i o o o k
Detroit .......................0 o D o o %
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ROsTON. S; PHILADELPHIA. s.

Philadelphia. April 3O-Boston to-day defeated the
home team in ten inning game and won its first
victory OF the home run by Freeman
with a man base in the ninth Inning tied the
score A ball on balls and three hits in the tenth
gave the visitors the game. A sensational left
hand running catch OF foul fly by Collins was the
fielding feature. Attendance. 2,99S Score;
PSston PSs G.,nn,. in;,;...............SS "a
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
ST LOUIS. a. PITTsBURG. 2

Pittsburg. April sO-Both Harper and Phllippi
pitched fine ball to-day. Harper kept the hits well
scattered and was an enigma 10 the home team
when tho bases were occupied. Brilliant fielding
characterized the game throughout. Attendance.
200. Score:
p,,..br-w - q. q O o O o 1-2
~ Iouis ..............O o . o..
New-York tribune., 1901-05-01

Philadelphia April 9O.-Mathewson had the Phila-
delphia team completely at his mercy to-day. and
New-York won by the score of to . Orth also
pitched a steady game, but the visitors won by
punching their hits. Murphy, second baseman for
the visitors, injured his ankle In the ninth inning
and retired in favor of Bernard. Attendance, 1OlO