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New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Coffee: Why pay big price for coffee
when YOU can buy a smooth, rieh ia
vored drink for a moderate priee9 Try
our Popular Blend" Mocha and Java,
delicate aroma, sound body, 10 lbs,
$3.50; at, h., IS
Then we have a very fine Combination
lava While not quite as rich in flavor
fine aromatic qualities and a good, rich
body, 10 lbs, s1.o5; h., u
Fancy Bourbon Santos, Just received
by steamer "Castilian," a really good
drink, sweet and sound, and better than
the package coffee, IS lbs, s3.75; lbs.
sI.OO; ID, IS
PIunes: All dried or evaporated fruits
are nutritious and wholesome, but
prunes have greater food value than
any other variety of fruit. The famous
Santa Clara Prunes, from the California
Cured Fruit Assn, San Jose, Cal. small
pit, thin skin, very meaty, sweet, lus-
oious favor; II lbs, sl.00; 4 lbs, Is
Tea: There is a great deal Of comfort
derived from rich fragrant cup of tea;
therefore it has been our constant en-
deavor 70 buy teas that possess those
rich cup qualities which only young,
tender leaves can produce. FOrmosa
Oolong, GunpOwder, English Breakfast,
India, Ceylon and Japan, S-lb. eaddy,
500; / lb., IS
Then we have Just received large ship
ment Of choice pichngs, Green or Black
Teas, OF blended to suit, good quality,
rich aroma; 3lbs., sl.00; b., SO
Figsl Figsl Figsl Our immense pur-
chsses of nearly $50, 900 pounds of figs
have IevOlutiOniEed old ideas on figs. II
used TO be little sales and immense
profits. We have reversed the idea and
put figs into the hands of the people at
prices never heard of before; just think,
beautiful Crown Figs. b., 15c., and 4
Crown size at 17e., and pure plump fresh
3 Crown Figs, at, h., 10
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
THAT AUTOMOBILE TEST.
MEMBERS OF THE CLUB SAY THE PARK
RULE WAS MADE TO BE BROKEN
NEW MEMBERS FOR THE
AUTOMOBILE CLUB.

The board of governors Of the Automobile Club
Of America held a meeting at the clubhouse, Fifty
eighth-st and Fifth-ave., Yesterday afternoon but
If any action was taken officially regarding the
disputed rules relating 10 automobiles in Central
Park nothing was given out for publication. That
the question ot the speed limit when passing horses
in the park dismissed is assured When mem
bers of the club were asked last night what action
the club would take regarding the much discussed
rule laid down by Park Commissioner Clausen, they
said that the course 70 be taken by the club
problematical. and would depend largely upon what
Mr. Clausen did himself. II was said that officials
Of the club had made futile efforts TO interview
Mr.. Clausen. but had been unsuccessful. although
the Park Commissioner lives the Plaza Hotel.
which Is almost opposite the rooms OF the Auto
mobile Club. James {. Church. OF the law commit
tee Of the club, said that he thought Mr.. Clausen
had made that obnoxious three and half mile
hour rule knowing that IL would be broken. In
case Mr.. Clausen takes no further action the club
may decide TO take the initiative in the case, said
Mr. Church.
The following members elected: Cap
tain Alexander 5. Tiber, Arthur Du Pont. ". J.
Arkell. Isaac Stern. Lewis Nixon. David S. Brown
jr. George B. Adams w F. u. Crane, James T.
Roche, jr., and james II. Hoadey.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

geIous. Buy ''Hazel'' brand. absolutely
pure Cream Tartar Baking Powder, en-
tirely free from ammonia, lime or any
chemical admixture, at IS per cent. less
than much advertised kinds; lib. can,
29c.; LIB. can, IS
Cocoa: "HazeI" brand concentrated
Breakfast Cocoa, best by test, abso-
lutely pure and free from alkahes and
drugs, very nutritious, lib. can,
doE., s2.iS; can, 10
Catsup: "Hazel' brand, made from Sc
ieeted, perfect Tomatoes that possess
that delicate tomato flavor and sea
soned with the finest quality of spices,
entirely free from that excessive
sweetness so Objectionable in many
catsuPs; doz., si.7S; bottle, IS
"ceres" Rolled Oats, very nutritious;
builds up the system; splendid blood
maker, 5-lb. pkge., regular price, 25c,
special, 100; 3pkgs. for so
Rice: Choice Flint Head Rice, direct
shipment from the rice fields, at plant
ers' prices, so lbs, s2.7S; 10 lbs, 90
Com Meal, yellow and white, pure
sterilized meal, IS lbs, Soc; 10 lbs, 21
Salt: "HazeI' double refined Table Salt,
absolutely pure white crystals, doz.,
5Se-; bag, S
Rolled Oats, kiln dried and sterilized, 20
lbs, 4Sc.; 10 lbs, %
FaTina: American Cereal Co.'s Quaker
FaIina; doz. 7oc.; pkge., @
Corn Starch: Milford brand; lib. pkgs.;
doz., SSc-; pkge., S
N. Y. State Pea or Marrow Beans; 10
b., 4sc.; S-lb., D
Canned Fruits and Vegetables: Espe-
cialiy our Hazel brand, the "acme Of
purity and perfection" gathered from
those sections of the country where the
climate and soil are adapted to the best
developments; packed under our own
supervision, thereby insuTing perfect
satisfaction in every respect:
Maine Sugar Corn, Hazel, Orange Bios
som, MOonbeam, doz., s1.15; can, 10
NY. State Cream Sugar Corn, doz..
7Oc.; can, D
Hazel Brand Early June Peas, possess
natural flavor, doz., s1.40; can, II
Asparagus Tips, White Jersey Tender
Tips, dOz., Sl.15; can, 10
Hazel Brand Lemon Cling and Yellow
Crawford Peaches, Green Cages, Egg
Plums, Bartlett Pears, White and
Black Cherries, extra fancy California
Fruit, large Slb. cans, doz., $40;
can, 2S
Royal Red BIand choice California
Peaches, Cherries, Pears, Green Cages,
Egg Plums, packed in rich syrup. dOz.,
$40 can, 1S
TelIies Hazel +" pure homemade Cur
rant Jelly, doz., s1.7S; glass, is
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Guaranty Ho Trust Company Of New-York: mort
s5jh :. No ~ West $5S9so. Henry McAleenaa =
81 Ahas-sy5 w. 5arh.r n i i5h Str s. runs loo
,s 20 \ n 90 NV, " .@S 70 > German Place
,: 50 j., to eeginninE Mar rpington t, l. II
Ir,ipg pIa.e "'yF gag, $500 = Slos:.;:.
Agnes Il and, Harold G Henderson to Agnes z
BrooE ave. isaG aos II Of :, Taul: rocs
lGls; Noses Hachman 70 Rosa Nathan. mort
Irving flsc; \. s. 22sios. Agnes Tracy to
aist-si No 2os West. y sxioos :: conrad !, (;ro,,
s5S ana George H"rbener TO Joanna Kelly: r $
sth ave. corner l5Ist,st. $50 ii n 10 5 I52d-
81 81 loo; Juison i-aws'n 10 New-YorS and Long
Il Islsnd .,6 Realty Company. mortgage. sl5o.oo0:
PARK ave. $. 252 II n of ann 81 5oi1ioo:
Henry Gundlack and Henry Koch 70 charles
y Gumb: mortgage. $4,000: r :. S5.......... &
Madison 81, corner jackson -. 100 ir2gXl0ux
-: Lewis K'esner TO Ida BuTstein. mortgage.
$1,000; 5. 81 80. ........:...
Ran = ARTHUR I"ria' mortgage. Se1,"".
Brook ave. " : s62 : n : 81 l71st :, ioo,3n5
io62Ta5S Ernst Marr Na,hsn iiS Sompsnv t0S'' ,s
G. Marcus Nathan: mortgage. sl7l5oo. = SIS.
I'Ieaeriss Tetrsau Q Frank { Pauis6n ana an,
s. Ann'save, - 25S W =. 25i II Of isoth-
ssi :5x"s-9N25xloo II: same 10 same. mortgage.
- AIMS ave. No 30. y $ .. lKpS9 .: same 10
Broadway corner Ii5th 81; ~ 1ixe25. Nathan
Mise TO Henry Hoyt: mortgage. S5o.Oco; II =.
- . .. o. . &c ---
Brook ave. $. - = n % pauls Place T5x
lpp 1X15K 400 g. Isma Schreycr Moritz +.
Ernst and another. mortgage SD $40. n =. $50.
West End ave. n corner luOth -. iOi IGKiU0x
u4inE-: Elias Kempuer 90 Edward WIlckeus.
seth St. $ 8 800 II . II Gth ave. 25xo2 Edward
y Gerb"l - al - William : Kane. r s S}S..
Both -, 40 li5 West. 25NaS .. Grosvennr = Hub
bard referee. TO Lee Kohns. Y :. S33 -----..-..
A5th 81. No llo East -. xlol =. Rachel Young
the Congregation Kchilath JeFhurun. r :. SIS.
S5th - n =. 26l.i n Of Park ave. @. 4NiOI >:
Katharine Jaeger and another the Congre-
cation kehiiath IcshurIn; Y s. Sl5. .-.-.-....-
SIth ST. lIa-2 n . ~ 9TH ave. 7GSNlCOS.
Gustavus l. Lawrence 20 Clifton T. Williamson;
mortgage Sfn 600. r :. 50. ..--..-...-
@"th =. 10 - West. e5x7i: Nathan Rozeman 70
Alexander Trautman; 4 : So -. -.--..-.--...-
ifth-st. r. tl2G n Gf broadway. ~ GNlop5:
ISongacTe Realty Company 20 John II I4-lth.
mortgage, $4,000: r :. $50 20.
il3th s. $50 n of Tth JoxlGo II:
Charles Broran and another James Burr
mortgage, S7o.Cn0: II : S55.......-..-.....--..-
Amsterdam ave. Nos S22 md S2t. IOyRs IN
50Xa9.o: Leopold Polatsrhek anI another to John
r Gerlach; mortgage. S5o.0co n s. S2e -.-......
ll7th 81 n $. 3e3 n o Of 7th-ave. j0N1o0.il: John
Gerlach e. Leopold Polatschek ami another.
mortgage sIl 0fO: n :. Si3....................
19fh-s 81. No 222 East. 2ANl022. RreInchsn New
York Public Library. Astor. IenoN and Tden
Foundations, mortgage. $1,000. n :. Si........
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
Nines 6 Liquors.

Prince" Americas best Champagne,
regularly fermented in the bottle after
the French process, and equal to many
imported high-pnced wines, case of II
quarts, $1,000; case of "a pints, 1900
Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom Gin, i'm
ported in glass, bot, 90
SIS
Cherries in Marasehino, imported in
glass, bot, o5
ST. Julien, Imported, from Armand
Freres, Bordeaux, France, case II ats,
Chateau LeoviIle, imported in glass, from
BaIet FreTes, Bordeaux, France, case
II qts., ZOO
Chateau La Rose, imported in glass, from
Baret FreIes, Bordeaux, France, case
II qts., $3.50; 24Pts-, $50
Chateau Margaux, imported in glass
from Baret Freres, Bordeaux, France,
case II qts., $500; "a pts, 900
Sauterne, imported in glass, from DubOs
Freres, Bordeaux, France, case u
qts., 7.OO
Haut Sauterne, imported in glass, from
Dubois Freres, Bordeaux, France, case
II qts., $500; - pts, 900
Rudesheimer, imported Rhine Wine,
from BuIckhardt & Soehne, Deidesheim
a. R., case II qts., 600
California Claret, a nice table wine, gal,
including jug, SS
Zinfandel and Burgundy, fully matuIed,
gal, including jug, 20
California Port and Sherry, fine tonic,
good bloodmakeT, gal, according to
vintage, including jug, los & IS
Old Crow and Pepper Whiskey, gal,
$50
Finch's Golden Wedding Rye, 800
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
School Aaeulies.
Go fuhom Jt man Concern.
iITED STATES OF AMERICA. SOUTH

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. SOUTH
ERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. ss.: WnereaS -
A petition has the District Couxt
the United States for the Southern District OF Ger
on January 81 1901. d. Daley. owner OF -.
tain boat for limitation OF liability or az q,
destruction damage and injury caused oy the
ssid vessel IN the Hudson River on about Octoos
18th 1900 Whereas. the petitioner has uasl. to
the said vessel and things her pursuas
Section OF the United states Revised statues anu
OF the Hereunder. samuel n LSs-s no
for the benefit Of I'll parties who may psaucs
OF The monor issued by said Court directed
delivered i do hereby claiming - Ths
injury occasioileu
sinking aforesatd 20 ale and make hue proof q N'
resrecfvs ~Iaims besar- Thomas Alexander. Ese-'
United States Commissioner his office In the s f hs
ace Funding In the York OF netots
Tth day Q. MAY 1901 II A. NJ: and also 10 and
before Court May Ith. l8ol; az II a. n de-
answer said libel otherwise they VIII
faulted and debarred from participation IN tAs N0
said vessel.
Dated New York. February g 1901.
WILLIAM HENKErh
United States Marshal. Southern District OF New Ios
ALEXANDER & ASH Proctors for Petitions IL -
New York Cits
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Milk: "H a eel"
condensed Milk,
prepared from pure
cows milk by the
most improved
hygienic and san
itary methods, alb
solutely pure, dOz.
SIS, can IL
Hazel Breakfast
Food" and" Wheat
Cream ~ inst rioht
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Baking Powder:
Don't always look
for economy, but
strive to get the
most value for
y ur money.
Avoid cheap pow
Ia-o ~barr,ra L.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
ARRAIaNs ArToMoRILEs ANp RLcYcLEs.

Magistrate Flammer thinks automobiles and other
motor vehicles on F1fth-ave.. rs well as bicycles
are nuisance. He had something 10 say about
them yesterday afternoon when Herbert Anderson
twenty-siX years old Of No 20i East Forty-eghth-
St, an automobile driver. arraigned on a
charge of running down Salvador Rom, seventeen
years old. a messenger hoy. who was riding n h-
cycle at Fifth-ave and Fifty-hfth-st. Ro1l's b.
cycle was smashed and his right broken
He sustained possible internal injuries HIS con
dtion I'm the Flower Hospital was considered
serious. Magistrate Flammer held Anderson in
Then he said:
It's almost impossible 10 cross Fifth-ave on ac-
count Of these automobiles and other electric and
motor vehicles. and bicycles quickly run
there. too IT would he good thing If they'd run
together, and then pedestrians would have a
chance TO cross the street Pedestrians haven't
much opportunity 10 do so with those things run
ming loose.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

of Minnesota spring wheat, being 20 per
cent. better than any other flour milled,
and will produce 40 lbs. more bread to
the bbl.; bbl., s4.o5; Is sack, SO
Hazel Whole Wheat Flour: Is made
from selected wheat and contains every
part of the wheat berry which the hu-
man stomach will digest; very nutri-
tious, wholesome and healthful; 1o-lb.
sack, $50; Is bbl. sack, 80
Hazel Pastry Flour represents the sci
entiic ard perfect blend Of patent spring
wheat and winter wheat hours, and
makes the finest flaky pie crusts and all
kinds Of fancy pastry, 2s-lb. sack, oSc.; j;
lob. sack, 40
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

eighth-st-: plot Of eleven lots in one-hundred-
and-twentY-first-st., east OF Amsterdam-aVe.; a
plot, 5XlC0 feet the south side of One-hundred-
and-forty sXthst. 125 feet of Broadway; four
teen lots at the southwest and northwest corners
of Broadway and One-hundred- and-t thirty ffth-st
plot. 200XlOO feet. the west side OF WadswOrth
ave. between One-hundred-a nd-seventy-eighth and
One-hundred-a a nd-seventy- sts plot. l5Ox2s
feet. at the northwest corner of hundred-and-
oghtyfourth-st. and Eleventh-ave.; plot. 175xf00
feet at the northeast corner of ne-hundred-and-
hftieth-st. and broadway. a plot ll9Nl5S feet, on
the east side of Broadway 125 feet north of Dyck-
man-st and lot. 3sX100 feet, at the northeast
corner of One-hundred-and-seventy and
WadsWOrth-ave
HEBREW CONGREGATION BUYS PROPERTY.
The Congregation KehiIath Jeshurum yesterday
took title the property No. 19 East Eighty-hfth
ST, from Rachel Young for $l5,Co0
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE GENERAL SEMI
NARY
The library and dormitory of the General Theo-
logical Seminary TO be improved. The cost OF
the proposed improvements is placed at 5000 by
Charles g. Haight, the architect.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Royal Con-
densed Soup,
assorted doZ.,
80c.i 3 cans,
12 "Hazel''
brand, Maca-
roni, Spah-
getti and
Vermieelli;
doz., s1.l5;
LIB. pkg, 10.
Gallon Toma-
tnrs. IMAM
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
sIXTH RACE-HandIcan MIthers MLle.
rnnnn,, r.NnIcAP WEIGHTS.

The weights for the Crotona Handicap Tor three-
vesr-olds and upward, TO be run Thursday. May >
over the last six frrlongs OF the "i'h's 1A'e' a.
Morris Park are as follows;
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

NnOCOldIc lHc OllS "dilCA Ddhcl
Premium Chocolate, made for more than
a century at Dorchester, Mass, a regu-
lar price is Soc; our price this sale,
h., 80
N. Y. State Bartlett Pears, Strawber-
ries or Centennial Peaches, doz., s1.15;
can, 10
Pickles Crown" assorted gallon jars;
Plain, Mixed or Chow Chow, gal, 80
Olives: Fancy Queen Olives, medium
size and delicious of flavor, Madrid" /"
; bottles, so
Olive Oil: "Hazel" brand imported
Olive Oil, made from the first pressing
of the olives, pints, doz., $3.50; bot, 3S
Large quart bottle Domestic Salad Oil,
sold by many as imported, doz., $500;
bottle, IS
FIavoring Extracts: Double strength,
concentrated extracts, absolutely pure
and unadulterated, packed in the State
of Illinois, where the Pure Food Laws
are most rigidly enforced, full LIB. bots,
Vanilla, 65c., lemon, IS
Hazel Chopped Pickles: A choice relish
for meats, large 20 ounce bots, dozen,
s2.45; bottle, 21
Fancy Evaporated Peaches, Pears and
Whole Peeled Apples, 9 lbs, s1.00;
lb-, II
Soups: "Hazel" Assorted Soups, better
than homemade, deleately seasoned,
palate pleasing soups, full qts-, dozen,
s7.35; can, 20
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

nam. ndLei fIe-
MUM Sugar-cured
Hams, cut from
young corn-fed
pigs, properly and
deliciously cured,
very toothsome and
appetiring, lb., 13
Bacon: "Hazel"
Boneless Bacon, Sc
lected from the
finest young stock
and deliciously
ctfTed IN *
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

for the morning meal; they possess all
the nitrogenous and phosphate food
elements, large 2-lb. pkges., for %
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RAcING-westchester Racing Association Morris Park
2:3O p. m.
POBo.-Tournament at Lakewood.
GOIF--In intercollegiate championships. City.
BAsEBAI>I- 80 Philadelphia against New-YOTk. Polo
Grounds, .. Amherst against Harvard Cam
bridge; Brown against Dartmouth. Dartmouth.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

SIXTH RAcE-RAILRoAD HANDICAP; for three-yen--
ods and upward. The Nithers Mile.
T. n. McCRrren's e. king Bramhle
hy Bromble-Queen Belaga. yrs. lU7
II l. Graros's ch n. Hel,obas by Farm
dole-bowden Lass. :. l2S. .(O'C0nnorD Is out
g Littlofelds b. h. LatsoE. by knight Of
Elerslie-Spaldie. g, lo3 %. Slack % out
Ilme-l;s2I.
Good start Won driving.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
Couutrn ilropsrtn for Sale.

NOR SAI.F..-The improved estate on Mantononl
Il Avenue contiguous Newport and Mtddletown. X l.
buildings in prime House large. fully furnished
ready for living Outlook. and drainage uhsur-
passed, Apply n F. ". WILLARD. en- the premises or
hy letter addressed Newport r. Real estate dealers
notice.
NOR sIE-Chofce residence property. with stable
II MOntclai- y. = All modern convenience. a great
hsrr JAMES II. TUTTLE- Tribune BLDG ~ y
Gounirn lJropcrtn 90 frt.
JyOR RENT.-At Plainded. y. j., corner Grant Ave
II and beautiful modern house II rooms: me
stable: walk from Grant Ave station house
on premises or H. H. ABERNETHY lis Mercer ST.. Jer
city
MOUNT vr.ENON.-S35 and $50 per month rent Two
vi Five minutes from New Haven
Station WALTER Il. COOLEY. owner. Room GIL Park
Building, New York; 50 Prospect Avenue, Mount
Vernon. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

SiegelC ooper
Co.'s st
xxx Mime
sofa Flour is
made from and
contains all nu-
tritive clements
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Tomatoes: Solid cold packed, red ripe
Jersey Tomatoes, case doz., It's;
doz., 90; can 8
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
Gounlrn properip for Sale or % frt

T,NGrFwooD AND vICINITyl Houses for sale or
T. rent. H. wEATHERBY & CO.. Englewood, " j.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

ctAfA Nufa won utlAlhs
FOURTH RACE-seling: for three year-ods and upward
ncn-N'inners of Sl.OuO more than l:ol
Seven furlonEs.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Raspberries: Gibbs's " OvaI'' Brand
Preserved Red Raspberries, or Lawton
Blackberries, can, &C.; 4 cans 25
String Beans, Southern Standard, choice
and tender, dOz., 7Oc., can, 8
Crackers: Nic-Nacs, Ginger Snaps,
Sugar Cakes, h., s
Bremner's Butter Waters, crisp and
delicate, Pkge., 9
Holmes &c Coutts's, ~ B. c. Fancy Soda
Biscuits, 7c. pkge., 3 pkges., 20
Bluing: SiegeLCooper Co. s UItTamarine
Ball Blue, lib box, 17c., IL ID. box 9
Starch 4O-Ib. box family Gloss Starch,
s1.45; lbs., 10
Sal Soda IS lbs, 20
Milford Concentrated Lye or Brookman's
Chloride of Lime, lib. sitting TIN, doz.,
o0c.; case, s
Soap: fairbanks Mascot" or 'Itss-
good'' Soap, box of 100 cakes, $3.50; 10
cakes, %
''Lion," or Dandy Soap, box of 100
cakes, $500; 10 cakes, %
Siege-cooper Co. Securing Soap, box of
100 cakes, 81. IS; 10 cakes, 25
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Hazel White Soap,
a perfect floating
toilet soap, box Of
100 cakes, S3.75;
cake, 4
Hazel Family Soap,
a perfect laundry
S o ap, absolutely
pure, box of 90 lib.
cakes, S2.65; cake,
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
Star, fair. Won driving

FIFTH RAcTc-For fous -year-olds upward
Of sl,0O0 The Wthers Mile.
W. @ Roilins's br IEerilert by Albert
Bonnie ola. les .lSmithD rs s-5
7. r. lfitchcocks D.. h. iD-cantes. by De
oeiver-Maudlin. o. lo9. II. Slack 5-l s-5
J. Boden's On. Magnificent by RayOn
d'or-iady Margaret. !. lOG. IT Burnsl 81 s-5
Royal Sterling. l.6. .(Shaw) ll-5 8-5
Prince Richard lO6. lilokcr) 25-l 81
Godfrey. tNalsh o io-l 81
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
Good start. won pulling up.
SECOND RACE For maiden tWo-ycar Last hait
mile Eclipse Course.

start good. Non cleyery.
THIRD RACE-Fo- three -year-olds. winners q
sl.O0e six and onehaf furlongs Of the Withers
Mile
q. IittlehelGs On. :. Katherina. by Cold
nuCh-kttrine. lOi b.. a. SlackD 10 Il
sullivan & Harris's ch C. lsia by Tam
mnlly-isE llo. .tl'uilman) : 20 L
7. i. honahan's d. C. Tho Rhym-r. by
The ilard-Equ p1isa. llG..--.. N'ggOtO ) s-5 IL
I.sncenlan lGa. ..........-.. Q)ansrranl 81 s.
Glade Run. llG (Shav0 l5-i Al
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Hazel Washing Powder, contains more
soap ingredients than any other powder,
is soft, pure and smooth; large Alb.
pkge., IS
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
FIRST RACE-SeIling; for three-year-oids and up"aI
non-winners in 1901 at time q starting. Ecip
Course.

W. Keves's br Z. The Amazon. by Rus
sell--ertamen. 4 yrs. loo N. shaw Q 50
C p. Hills g. Fedsralist. by Kan
taka-Sadducee II. !. loo. .-... .tOdor) III 81
= Hitchcock. ir.'s b. c. Twig. by Esher-
Branch g. 1OG. ...............fT. Burnsl B 9-5 b
Fonsoee ia ................tR Burns) 100 2O-l
Spark .. .pD'C 'Conn1rl q is 81
Hiryarite as ............ -. O'C0nnor) 2O-l G-l
Tim
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
MoRRIs PARK ENTRIEs roR rc

iood start. Won driving.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

T,OR s.I.E.-Choice residence property with sta
IL Montclai- y. All modern convenience. q
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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-12-19
NEW CURE FOR RHEUMATISM

Hester, Mo-, Dec. 16.-An unusual
case which has recently come to
light here is exciting the heenest in
terest among medical men. Mrs. Ell
Tenor Guardhouse suffered for over
forty years with Sciatic Rheumatism
SO severely and so constantly that her
case has been regarded as chronic
and absolutely incurable., At times
the pain was almost unbearable and
she could not rest day or night.
Some few months ago she was in
duced to. try Dodd's Kidney Pills, q
remedy recently introduced in this
neighborhood. The immediate re-
suits were magical and she continued
till she had taken eight boxes, and
now she declares she has not an ache
or pain left. She believes that she is
completely and permanently cured
and as she has not used the pills for
some months and ia to-day in the
best Of health the doctors, who were
at first skeptical, are amazed.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-12-19
CURED BIZ ST. JACOBS OIL.
Unable to Stand For Months Because
of Sprnined Ankles.

(From the Cardiff Times.)
Among the thousands of voluntary en-
dorsements of the great value of st. ia
cobs Oil for sprains, stiffness, and soreness,
is that of Mrs. q. Thomas, A Alexandra
Road, Cell, Ysbrod, near Pontypridd,
South Wales, who says
ut is with great pleasure that I add my
willing testimony to the invaluable excel-
lence of your celebrated st. Jacobs Oil, as
experienced in my own case. l sprained
both my ankles in walking down some steps
so severely that l was unable to stand tor
several months. The pain suffered was
most severe, and nothing that l used helped
me until l applied st. Jacobs Oil, wnenl
in a short time [ was able to go about, and
soon after l was quite cured. am now
determined to advise all persons suffering
from pains to use this wonderful remedy,
which did SO much for me.
Mrs. Thomas does not enlighten us as to
what treatment she pursued during the
months she was Unable to stand, and dur
ing which time she was suffering SO much,
but we venture to suggest that had she
called in any we'll known medical man he
would have at once have prescribed st. Ja-
cobs Oil, for it has conquered pain upwards
of fifty years, and doctors know there u
nothing SO good. The proprietors of st.
Jacobs Oil have been awarded twelve gold
medals by different international exiibi-
lions as the premium pain-killing remedy Of
the world. The committees who made the
awards were in each instance composed
largely of the most eminent medical men
Qbtainable. Mrs. Thomas evidently did not
know the high opinion in which st. Ja-
cobs Oil IS held by almost every progressive
medical man.