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New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
CRICKET.

me executive committee Of the New-York
Cricket Association met Yesterday at tho CosnonoI
han Hotel TO draw up the championship schedule
OF games for the ensuing season The following
clubs We're represented: Manhattan BrookIv, pa,
erson. Newark Kings County, Essex County and
Nelson Lodge No delega te present from the
hearhY oiub' and it was given weeks extension
or time in which TO declare its intention of contpu
ing It's membership In the mean while games were
arranged for ii in the regular schedule
Notice was given Of an important amendment IN
the bylaws which will affect all clubs which plav
teams IN both the Metropolitan District Crickot
League and the association. 1t will come nm for
consideration at the next meeting. 1t is as follows.
Clubs which are members Of the MetronoIitan
lsulct tT1cket League shall declare on or he fore
may l. the eleven which will represent them In tba
championship series of games of that organization
such eleVen snail be subject to the approval Of tbe
nheepuVe exc hd committee Any man declared shall
TOT DC eiieiDe TO play association eleven
unless by special permission of the executive o,n
,nlttee' zee which, upon another player being declared
70 hil me vacancy. may consent to the substitu
uoh at any meeting regularly convened
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
SHAMROCK II LIKE a BIT or JEWELRr.'
SIR THOMAS Upton THUS DECLARES OF THE
CHALLENGER. WHICH HE Is CON
FIDENT WILL WIN.

recent interview with Sir Thomas Upton shows
that he is possessed of a confidence of victory
which. in view of the extensive defence prepara-
tions on foot In America. is considered here be
peculiar and worthy of attention. He is now con-
fdent that his long waited for opportunity lift
the coveted trophy is about to arrive, and appar-
entity his only difficulty Is to reconcile his present
sense of assurance with his great respect and ad-
miration tor American inventveness.
In reply the question, do YOU think there is
ground for confidence in the Watson boat ."
Sir Thomas replied II do most emphaticaIy [
have an absolute conviction that Shamrock IL will
be faster than yacht yet built, and. although
do know yet what Herreshoff and Crownin-
shield may have in for us l don't feel the
slightest approach of being scared Had I not
seen it with own eyes l rever could have be-
lieved 1t possible that the sides of such large
boat could be finished to such perfection 1t has
more the appearance OF a bit of jewelry than of
shipbulders work and every plate is so accu-
ratey fitted TO the other that it is Impossible to
feel where they join
The smoothness of exterior is not. however, the
chief point on which the owners confidence of sue
cess is based He is banking on. the shape of the
boat as that shape materializes the ideas which
as 20 this Sir Thomas says:
You may take my word for it that when the
new challenger is launched. which time overV
one will be able to see her. her model will give
yachtsmen something to think over. | don't think
any amount Of money would have induced Mr.
had seen far fair prospect of success and to speak
as nearly as possible certain that shall come
sEn M made 9 hs of R
believe are of the utmost Importance, and likely
TO have big effect the future of yacht design
ing The challenger's model will be something
new.
a short paragraph was cabled to America and
generally published about two months ago. saving
that the greatest beam Of the new boat would be
we'll forward of the That report NAV have
originated from the fact, known to raftsmen and
others, that a log which is smaller at one end
than the other is towed more easily butt end first
The utilization of this natural law more in the
idea of designers forty years than 1t now and
II was gradually lost sight of owing the an
parent necessity of having the greatest sail carry
ifs power In the vessel close to the OF sail
effort namely In the central part of the boat; but
seems to be not dsinclined 10 consider the renort
that this is the natural principle on which Watson
is working The article says: A-
If the log haCling and fish moulding proofs of
nature are to be followed. the fastest Yacht MAJ,
be found with her greatest beam beside -,
forescuttle. and with her fin in present nlare
away aft on the hull. the inclination of the Gro .,
TO twist in two when hard sailed would sureIy he he
great yet that inclination might not prevent bieb
speed. So far. The New-York Tribune seems to he
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
CYCLING.
TRIP INTO wEsTCHEsrER AwHEEL

Few cities In the country offer mere attractive sur
roundings than this for the wheelman who enjoys
an early morning ride of from thirty to forty miles
over good roads. and with objective point in
view that viii afford him either a marine land
scape view we'll worth the ride. Within another
ten DAYS the frost will have left the roadbeds.
less another freeze sets in. the shrubbery and
woodlands will have begun take the garb Of
spring. the damp and chill Of winter will have
gone from the atmosphere, and the boulevards
leading up into Westchester and from Brooklyn TO
both Long Island shores will be thronsed with
wheemen and wheelwomen they have been with
the approach of spring for years.
For IA ride Of this kind there IS more attractive
route than that which takes the rider across tho
Harlem River at One-hundred and -ffty-hfth-st.
and out Jerome-ave. into the region OF The
Bronx. with quaint AMI historic City Island as his
destina ton
The greatest point of interest the island, how
ever, is TO be found the return trip. When turn
ing off the highway and riding short distance to
the west shore. the shipyards reached. and the
erotesQue forms of the Columbia. the Defender.
the Coonia and other cup defenders of past years,
constructed and raced for the defence of the
Americas Cup by New-Yorks millionaire Yachts
men. seen drawn up on the Shoue, and majestic
in their silence and dsmantlcd state.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Gdvrs

Snsr'1s A. Dana. manager Of the Columhi, TN,
versi.y football team. announced yes,erda,, a..
mo Pennsylvania football eleven wouls -.
eoiumma IN this city on November .. in what viii
probably be the only big game to be plaved b.r.
this season
Harvard will meet Columbia again this season a.,
cambridge on October - Yale will be the BIN.
ana Whites opponent at New Haven. instead of a.,
ihs city. as hoped for. on October 2s The match
WIN Rutgers at New Brunswick on October wifi
be the opening game OF the season Whethsr
,,rolonn PIE VIII play Princeton depends on the
lleers Willingness TO play here. The date for fbs
determined ~ 'e' oeeh
ne Iariis!e Indisns will probably be Columbia =
opponents on Thanksgiving Day in this city.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
FIGURE SKATING.
FANCY SKATING FOR NOvICEs AT THE ST.
NICHOLAS RINK LAST NIGHT

figure skatng championship for noyices was
decided last night the St. Nicholas Rink for the
first time None Of the experts who have COM
peted in the national championships permitted
to enter. and the requirements were not 90 com
plicated as was the case In the national champion
ships Six entered the competition as follows
f. and Clifford f. Dunn. Of the Brooklyn Skating
Club: Francis Louis Slade and J. r Dunsmuir. of
the 81. Nicholas Skating Rink. and V. l.. Schulz
ard William Valentine. of this city. The competi-
tion began at y. m. and finished until
near midnight. e. f. Dunn winning handy. The
judges were J. b. Story. F. P. Good and DR. A. G
Keane. of the National Skating Associat tIon.
The programme consisted Of the following fig
ures outside edge roll forward. outside edge roll
backward, inside edge roll forward inside edge roll
, backward. figure eight on one foot forward cross
roll forward in field and eighths, cross roll hack
ward in field and eighths curved angles threes
single and double. beginning inside or outside
edge, curved angles cross cuts and anvils Crane
vines toe and heel movements. embracing pivot
circling. single and double fat foot spins
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
BUSY DAY on oRMoND LINKS
SCHEDULED CONTESTS MAKE WAY ro,
EAST COAST TOURNAMENT


Hotel ormond ormond Fla March 10 (s,,oo,.,,
-"o iesuiar patrons OF the Ormond links mn, T.,
ousy DAY trying 10 clear up their scheduled co,.al
- -. - 'nF piaEihs OF the annual East Coast tour
"eh'eht IN the thirty-six hole handican Co. ~
- o,ie'ea oE l. A Hamilton ten men con,na,e5
~ no tIie winner was Mr.. Bolton. of Chicago IT,
80. IN the morning in putting con-
80 res, Tor cup offered by Mrs. J. r. Kinne,. =. ,to
o@tusroi Gof Club. II six bali conne,t,,o0
pAN IRON each one CT the four corners of ,ho
' - one from hfieen and THE other rro,, Co.,
zee" ihree women lied twelve stro,,s i
I,lo, Flat5ush. proved the victor ""cNer Field
IN ne women s putting competirio, in -,
neon ep ~ Ior enree cups offered by Mrs r. " rr
.,, ,onr %omen tied nine strokes for 5,oSeiie i
DDefis usen from the four corners 90 ,h oalls
On the play of Mrs. Osborn NewYor., me green.
rhird csI,d u 49,, preston. Ormond. second rbe
snh~eh Phiiadelphia, who finished las 10 MIS-
fourth competition was hanSican =,
eas sa me pSe5 being offered by George MerTitt
I~enty-eiGh competed and eight bandas shs winter
Louis '"ofaonrgh. St
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
BILLIARDS..
PIONSHIP OF THE NEW-YORK ATH-
LETIC CLUB FOR THE THIRD TIME

Or. W. q. Douglas of the New-York Athletic
Club, defeated r. V. r. Rapp in the billiard match
last night and captured the championship of the
club for the third consecutive year. DR.. Douglas
outplayed his opponent from the start, and
rather easily. Rapps friends were disappointed at
his showing. Douglas out the game in the
forty-fourth inning. making average of more
than four His best were %, 90 Il and - The
score:
IL l. l. - 30. o. o. q a., a. a. q. a. 13. = H. o. O. o.
O. . 3 IL -. ,. ~. Total. zoo average, 4is;
high runs. % 20 IL Il.
r. Y. r. Rapp-0. o, o. o, o. !. o. o. o. = :. T. l.
q. - q. 10. g. 10 O. = g. o. o. s. ?. 10. J. e. o. a. ,. J.
:. G. . 3, o. o. Total. 1876; average. 3s4i; high
runs
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
INTERCOLLEGIATE HOCKEY

Inc second intercollegiate hockey chanpionsb;n
,natcn Oh the extra series will take place at the ST
Nlchoias Skating Rink this evening between the
teams OF Brown and Yale universities Par,icpI.r
hteresf centres in this match. because of the fact
,hat II ale should win she will he The irta-coI
lcate champion for the year Iaoi II rr rhtfrcol,
championship ~ decide the
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
B4SEBALL.
COLUMBIA MEN PLAY THE FIRST GAME OF
THE SEASON

TWO mines. varsity and scrub were picked YES
terday from the candidates for the Columbia var
sity baseball team. practice game between the
TWO resulted in victory for the varsity by q to
O. The two teams were made up as follows:
First vaIsity-Ienri4uez catcher; Barton nt,cber.
ElIKN hTst base: Marcus base Walsh short so
Goodman third base: Nest ca right field: Goddard ie
reid; Day. ccnfre field ' '' 'ei1
second Y4rsityoftchcock. catcher; Young pitcher:
IEIeT frst base; Bloomfield. Hannah shor
STOP: DennsoH third McIIenna right Acid; 9:,J
card, lett field: Day, held. g. '' 1
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
CHARTER OAK PARK IURSI

Hartford. Conn. Mcrch 19.-The manag cement of
Charter Oak Park has announced six early closing
races for the Grand Circuit meeting here in Sep
tember Purses of $30O0 each will he hung up for
trotters of the 29 and 2:30 classes and PAGERS of
the 2O9. 214 and 2:30 classes. The Charter Oak
Purse Of $4,000 is trotters of the 2l3 class
under the following special conditions: one thou
sand dollars tn go to the winner of each heat and
the remainder to he divided in the usual way
among the four horses standing best in the
mary at the end IF the race. This plan will make
II possible for the horse winning the earn
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
HARNESS RACING.
SCANNELL EXPECTS A RACE.
THE ABBOTs OWNER WILLING TO HAVE
HIM MEET BORALMA.

John j. SCannell. the owner of the horse The
Abbot. said yesterday afternoon that he had
authorized his manager to make arrangements
with Thomas w Lawson, of Boston, to match
Lawsons horse Boralma with The Abbot. His
manager had been authorized to make the terms
satisfactory for both parties far he could, but
to make the Mr.. Scannen thought race
would take place He still thinks that the receipts
paid by the public 10 the should so to
some charity charities; that one-half at least.
should go New York and all To any
city.
Mr. Lawson said that he would guarantee the
receipts to he S25 600. and Mr.. Scannell said he
would raise that $4,000 more if Mr. Lawson would
accede to his terms about the charity bequests.
Mr.. Scannell said that the could either be for
sos 600 $50 900 a side.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
BiNEHiLL DITEN

Ohicaso' march ls-President Ban Johnson of tn.
american Baseball League. and Charles Comiskev
% "e Nhheago team. started to-day for Philadel-
PIC 70 attend the American League schedule meet
ing 70 oe held In that city Tomorrow The scbeSula
sg wiSn VIII De announced during the meeting prac
minor changes are possibl. p0'' "''"oush several
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
ROAD RACING AND LEGISLATION

Chicago. March l9.-At a meeting of the Associ-
ated Cycling Clubs last night it decided to
hold the annual road over the Pullman course
on July g. A committee also appointed to
work with the National Good Roads Association
for the adoption Of the bill now pending in the
State legislature providing the duarryinG and
crushing of stone for the Improvement of roads by
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
PRoGRANHE OF SPORTS TO-DAY
SPRING SALE or TROTTERS.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN HOLDS MANY
CoNsIGNMENTs OF HIGH BRED HORSES.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN HOLDS MANY
CoNsIGNMENTs OF HIGH BRED HORSES
The spring sale of trotting bred horses conducted
by the Fasg-Tpton Company began at Madison
Square Garden yesterday morning. The sale will
continue three days. with morning sales beginning
at 10 O'Clock and evening sales at 80 o'clock in
all 80 harness horses will he sold. Among these
are thirty-tWo horses comprising the entire stable
Of tho Penn Valley Stud Ia this consignment are
Bay Star. 20S: Clinton r.. 2:os1s; Wandering Jew.
2.o9i4; Ed Winters 2I224 and Emma Winters.
2:1fa Other consignments include Chehalis. 2:oi;
Exploit. 2:0si4: Weed Wilkes. 2:lGl2 and Big Timber
2l24.
There were about three hundred persons present
when the sale began yesterday morning. ". y
Heating. race secretary of the Gentlenens DrV-
ing and Field Club Of Long Branch. was observed
making entries for the meeting at Long Branch in
J. r. Bronson. New-iIaven: o, NJ. iawton. Brook
I'm Barney W " Jston g6m n 5e 5e lnc
began tameIy. Up TO 12So o'clock dozen norSes Fo
The horses bringing $500 and more We're:
Weed Wilkes blk D. lssi by Ganeet.s 5n9,sTss
n.s Timber. ,rotte-, b. h.. Isg2. b.! Goodwoed. II
Penn H. IL = Burnett 5 sceT Ik b 1871 by clay
h1Pi9 msPEaerits 1St Gharies ae BHfant 75
charner James Merrici saderyle Nd. 500
There was small attendance at the night sale
Chehalis the noted black PAGER, WAS sold to w l.
Davis. of Chelsea Mass. He paid $500 for the
animal. With this exception, there was no en-
thusasnl I'm the bidding. Horses bringing more
than $500
Josephine. trotte-. 2:22is, ch. m. ny Aberdeen
DsIas 9i,t t - .......... $500
chs6ss PACE: 3eii;. sh; MN By Al!sms4. seasPo5
Mass: " I. Davis Chelsea Mas@-.-...--.-- 200
Tom and Alick. trotters. en-. by sam PurdN-
Nelly. consigned by estate Of 7. g. Matthews.
Mount Kisco y. Y; 10 J. A Ske!e. Paterson. -
N il
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
PRACTICE AT pTTNEV

London. March l9.-Oxford rowed over the fuu
course from Putney to Mortlake this morning in
The Cambridge crew covered Tho esn,a a,e+o, -
on6s. " - iH'"'cS ana -o sec
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
tDLLEGE TENNIS TOTPN4UENT

NoiuHo'a ana Yale have arranged TO hold their
I'sl H"luai tennis tournament the courts of the
Lenox Club. in this city on June / The annusI
n.ersenoias tournament Will be held on the Same
S1uits WI on ApIi "a A dual team match with New
aoIk University 10 under discussion
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
Ausfin'S Dog Bread
is sold by all grocery stores.

A TISEMENTS and subscriptions Tribune
received their Uptown Office No. 30 Broadway
I'd door north OF 3st-st until o'clock D. advertise
ments received at the following cces at regular
ofhce rates until O'Clock viz: e5+ Sth-ave
cor sd ST.; los 6h-avs. l2th-st.: Macys ssh-ave
and i4th-st' 142 Columeusave. 66th-st Ios
west f.dst near 5th-ave: % East a5. West
40 between 1th and Sh 159 ass
3d-sve. between 10th and 77th sd-aye near
A'os is-ave. near s?thst. $50 Tren,ontave.:
600 Sdave near 4lst-st; 55f ave. 2lO Bleecssr-st
S:o Bleecker-st
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20

inc oiS paper which has dealt with the point and
lessened by being ignored " WIN H'' oe
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20

uiasso"' March 19-The method adopted bv
"eorse l.. watson in weghtng the keel OF sham
rock III marks interesting departpra fron, h.,
bIoI wosk Instead of the usual boting of a
oloch OF Iead 10 the fin, in the new boat tha roa
sanese bronze plating has been carried dou,n ma ~
the point or greatest draught and the lead weigh
inS nearIy ninety tons, has been run inside The al
uaHtases is expected are greater rigidty from the
weight peing borne inside the frames ana las. I'll
ton owing to the plates having a smoothar snrya -,
than the lead. N''''''"er surface
AS tnere 1s some question to how tho ON,
cnfamenger nfaI VIII fare under British measurement
ranged special prize for the yacht first hona IT, @
spective of rating allowance in an interna,innsI
race wt.ch has been fixed for June 4
Captain Sycamore took the Shamrock Jy,s orar =,
forty men. to Dumbarton tonight. '"' oi
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
RACING.
BRISTOL WINS THE TURF CONGRESS
sTEEPLECHASE AT NEW-ORLEANs.

BRISTOL WINS THE TURF CONGRESS
sTEEPLEcHAsE AT NEw-oRLEANs
New-Orlears. March 19.-Weather threatening;
track fast Donation. Sim w and Tohe Paine
the beaten favories. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-serinc. Mile and seventy Yards.
Sar.la. IG' cCocran' 70 and 70 2...-......,-
Grey Forge lo7 ,MoCannl TO l''.''......'''....-
Red Pirate and Palarm also ran
sE~OND RACE-selilne one mile
Iarovood nl CNVIIke-sonl 10 and ..........
Cogsweil iIe G1npee, to and 10 '.-'..-.'..'..'
T@ago"n. JOS Nash' : to )
AEsiwell Hinsdale ticorrie Gardner Agars. George
Arab and Fairy Prince also ran
THIRD RACE-Handcap. Seven furonss.
csa Hazel 1oe Walsh to ana ! to 2-........... /
skman. ioi lyme 6 to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,
Eleanor Howard and sentry also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-TURF CONGRESS sTEEpLEcHAsE
Full
Bristol IsS ,MfGeyern' s,:a 10 to ana to l..... ,
Miss Ransom. 1"9 dowsrs' 70 I.....-..........-- 3
Isen Don Clarcncio and Tragedy also
FIFTH RACE Selling Six furIones
rulardist, los uandry,. TO ana ............
Jack Adie foo'e Rohertson) u 70 and 70 i..... :
Charles Daniels. 90 Ntatoe1 ~ TO l.......-......
The Hprps.on noo,s sam !s5aI' % Tex: Tom George
SMITH RACE Selling. Six furlougs
I,aureata 100 cochran 70 and 70 5...........
Sim W. lll h1psr} soo to a'a 4 - 70
weidernann. Goebe Al Caskey same J and Helen
Paxton also
SEVENTH RACE-SellIng. Mile and seventy yards
Beaueath. 100 GAndryl. to and to ..........
nelle simpson lCI 20 Brien' and to 1........
Prestar log M''ann' to -.-..'.'..-..-..''
ThIie W. Tobe Paine. Wind"ard. Laspara Mr.. Rose
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
HOTEL. PEI MONT

virsnia-av- aud Beach. OPEN ALL YEAE Strictly
nreproor: steam heat elevator sun narlor hot and cold
sea-water baths Special rateo March
E s. WATSON Manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20

THE EELiN 70 CROSS THE OCEAN
London March 1s.-The s0-foot cutter Eelin re-
Gently purchased by p. T. Dodge, of the Nev-yor,x
Southampton. N'oii
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
THE ERnNTENAC

THE FRONTENAC
. Kentucky Ave. near beach. Atlantic City y. J.
New Motel; steam heat; elevator. pleasant
ceent cuisine: Spring IS $40 weekly 81 0 10 Sc
dallS- Booklet Mrs. II. y. MOVER.
Formerly O. he Wethsrf
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
HOTEL SENATE.

Directly on the ocean front. Atlantic city. y J.
Rooms en- suite with bstn attached Sun parior Els-
vato- TO level Of Rates 81 per day Special weekly
COOK & WFSTCrnTT
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
THE ALBEMARLE

Virginia near Il ach. Atlantic City, y ]
This elegant modern hot.I throughout is Offering
superior accommodations including elevator to
large sunny rooms. with bath;
square fee, OF parors and ssble
For special spring SO S12 and eey Cuisine
a feature Capacity 400 Orchestra Booklet request
7
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

South Carolina Ave and Beach.
ATLANTIC CITY " ].
Central and best location. Offering for
the best accommodations and service
heat sun paror private baths with mod
ern equipment Hotel has large,
ern exposure Write for booklet special Spring
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
HOTEL CHELSEA.

HOTEL CHELSEA
Atlantic CITY. " J.
100 Sea Water Baths. 300 View Rooms
PERSONAL. REPRES SENTATIVE.
fark fIace. 10 10 +. NJ Daily. Fifth
3 T NJ
Bookle. by
j. b THOMPSON & GO
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20

CUBAN TRACK SEEKS RECOGNITION.
New-Orleans. March I9-Among to-days arrivals
from Havana was Secretary y. Lamberson Of the
Havana Jockey Club Mr. Iamberson's purpose Is
10 secure the admission OF the Morales Park As
sociatton, which Is now building track
Havana. into the American Turf Congress. The
Morales meeting viii open next November. Mr..
Lamberson is going East
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20

the Beach. Kentucky Ave.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Main corridor leads Boardwalk sim
parlors Capacity four hundred conveuience
Daily Orchestral Concerts. Special Spring Rates
Write for Booklet.
JAMES AND GEORGE BEw
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
THE NEW RUDOLF.

ATLANTIC CITY. ". J.
OPENS MARCH 9TH front
Largest and most modern the Coast. Rooms
with and fresh baths Special les
Orchestra and weekly social features. NEW YORK
BOOKING OFFICE. 25 UNION SQUARE. IL TO 5
O'CLOCK MYERS
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20

HOTEL STICKNEY. Kentucky ave. Atlantic CITY
III J-OnIy 100 II. from Beach; elevator: parlor
view; cosey. homeke family house: Sl2
weekly. l. STICKNEY
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
NEW-JERSEY.

JTOTEI. GLADSTONE. ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Modern hish-class hotel on the Ocean front, with
and luxury: hot and cold sea wats-
baths With suites parlor commanding view OF beach,
Special Spring Booklet Coach meets trains
STONE & COLLINS
THE vEsrMINsTEK--KentucKy Ave. near Beaen.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20
Sc or WYOM7T R1

directly on the Ocean Front. Atlantic City N T. Stric
European modern; absolutely freproof The Hotel pa
excellence for New Workers. 40 private baths Capac
400 Luxurtously appointed. Booklet mailed.
GEO II. CORYEII.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-20

uOTEI4 WEILINCTON. - . -
X Kentucky Ave. Beach. Atlantic CITY. N. y.
Capacity goo Cheerful comfortable. homelke table
service unsurpassed: heat: parlor.
year Spring S2 daily Booklet
THEO l. HAWKINS.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-03-22
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FAR MERS' ATTENTION!

Tinkling, Va, Jan. l6, 1901
The Armour Fertilizer Works.
Gentl emen:
In reply to your favor Of recent date
wi II say that my tobacco whi ch took the
sweeps take premi um at the Farmville Fair
last fall, raised wi tn Armour S Tobacco
Special Fertilizer and Bone Meal; the land
upon whi ch this tobacco raised had
manure upon t. whatever. There were
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this premium. I consider your fertilizers
first-class and expect to them exclu-
sive this season. Yours truly,
E. Cral1e stokes.
FOR SALEBY
H. f. BARROW & CO., Falmville, Va
j. r. WEAVER, Rice Depot Va.
F. p. FLIPPEN d BRO, Cumberland c. H., Va.