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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-06
LETTERS FROM
CORRESPONDENTS
Around The County in Seven
Days.
The Happen Rings Of The Past KstG
Told in Detail BY EniClsHt
Correspondents.

KAnAs, UrAu, Aug. 9, 1901.

Enron TmKs:
Miss Belle Pack has returned to her
home in Bountiiul.
William Bird and family Of Murray
are here visiting bis father.
The Misses Shore Of Salt Lake, rela-
tives Of Mrs. william, Evans. are hers
visiting iiiends and relatives.
The Misses Inel and Winnie Knowlton
went back TO Salt Lake last week after
spending a few weeks in Kanas.
Clarence Pace has been very sick for
some time with typhoid fever. DR.. Lynch
has been attending him and he is on
the improve.
kAmas has experienced In the last
two weeks the hottest weather II has
known for long time. A great ma
jority agreed to this and IL must be
true.
S. NJ. Pack IL about the busiest man
IN town. lie IL continually on the 70
between Rockport aud Woodland, ad-
iusting and regulating the water Of the
Weber and Provo rivers.
a large number Of Kamas people went
10 Oakley Saturday evening to attend
the dance at the pavilion. Had 1t not
been for their presence the dance wonld
have been a successful failure. ~,
The six'yearoid daughter Of Harvey
Mccormick is sick with typhoid. DIR.
Lynch IL in attendance. asd with his
knowledge OF the treatment Of ievers,
the undoubtedly will speedily recover
Our meeting was rather SHINY At
tended last Sunday. Quite number
went to Coalville to attend conference,
and no doubt many stayed away from
meeting thinking everybody else had !
gone to conference.
A we'll known lady Of Kamas, while
coming home from Salt Lake last week.
came near getting lost. While her hus-
band was changing horses, che walked
ahead Of the team, and as II was getting
dark she wandered away from the road,
and 1t was some time before she could
be found. She was tracked to the hills, L
and after three hours Of worrying and
trouble she was iound at Cluff's rRrch.
1t is needless to ray they were all happy
TO meet again, and arrived home safely.
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Nc NoHious peso.. No w.ah.s .f,h.
Ne''es' iieasNnt aud Poafilrs cnre
i"r the Liquor Habit
IL is no~ generally known and under
stood That Drunkenness l. a dlsease and
not weakness. A body illed with po,s-
or and nerves completely aha,tered bv
periodical or constant use Of Intoxlcat-
ing liquors, requires an antidofo capabl.
OF neu,raliring and emdicalInr This
poison and destroying the craving for
inioSleanis. sufferers NAV now our.
themselves at homo without nnbllei,v
or loss Of time from bu.iness ~ ,hi.
wonderful HOME GOLD CUkEv
winch has been perfected alter MANY
years close study and irealmen, Of In
ebriaies. The faithful use accntdlnv IA
directions Of this wonderful discover h
positively guaranteed 10 cure The most
obstinate case, no matter nov hard a
irinker. Our records show the marve-
Ions transformation Of thousands Of
prunkards into sober. lndua.rIons and
upright men. ~
WIVES CURE YOUR HueBANDsi,
OtlILDRENCURE URFkrHERsii
This remedy is In no sense nos,rum
but lisa specific for this dlseaa. onl, and
IA 90 skilliully devised and prepared
that Il is thoroughly polubli and pless-
ant to the taste, 20 that Il ca,, b. given
In cup Of tea or coffee without m.
knowledge Of the person taking n
thousands Of Drunkards have cured
themselves with this priceless remedy.
aud as many more have bcca cured and
made temperate men by having the
CURE" Administered BY lowing friend,
and relatives without iheir knowledge
IN coffee or tea, and believc today that
they discontinued drinking II their own
Tree will. DO NOT WAIT. DO not h,
ae'nded by apparent aud misleading
improvement" Drive out the disease
at once and for all time. The HOME
GOLD CURE" is lold at the ex,remelv
Tow price Of One Dollsr. thus plac,nr
within reach Of everybody a treatment
's7'e .,ieciual than others costing e2s
y ~. Fnli directions accompany
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phyAieians when reuppntod without az
ira eharge' sei,s pl'Tltid ioIany nsst o.
The woridAen r(ocipi Of one no3lar
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ial.
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i'EtIA.


PEoA, Utah. Aug. 8, 1901,
Enron TlMKsi
Miss Julia NJ. Burlin, manager OF the
telephone exchange at Park City. visited
PeoA on Monday evening. The lady
returned 10 Park City on TuesdA, morE-
ing.
Quite number from here went to
Coalyille to witness the bal games, FIRE.
works and take in the dance on Monday
afternoon and evening. Some OF them
took 10 the conference while waiting for
the other grand eyenls.
Miss E,hyy Wright, who had been III
for several days, died last evening, aged
fourteen years. Her death was sad
blow to her parents. She was very
bright and promising young lady aud
will be greatly missed in the eommun-
ity.
Light, refreshing showers fell here on
Monday and Tuesday, but not enough
moisture fell 10 do very much good to
the parshed soil until "Wednesday
evening, When heavy storm visited us,
tue iain coming down 10 sheets for over
an hour, soaking things up in good |
shape,
Elder Justin NJ. Green Of Mepan,
Idaho, VINO is on his way home from
mission to the Southern STATES, dropped
of here to visit his relatives hsiore con-
tipuinr his journey homeward. Tue !
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-06
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respective
signers for further information.

Consult County Clerk or the respective
signers for further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate division, in and for Summit coun-
~, State Of Utah.-In the matter Of the
estate and guardianship Of Isabella Lois
Mclaughlin, minor.-Notice. The pc =
.ition Of Henrietta NJ. Mclaughlin,
praying for the issuance TO herself Of
letters Of guardianship on the person
and estate Of I,abella Lois Mclaughlin
has been set for hearing on Monday, the
nineteenth day Of August, A. ID. 1861,
at 10 O'Clock n. M, At the county court
house, in the court room Of said court.
in Coalvllle City. summitoounty, Utah.
Witness the clerk Of said court
with the seal thereof affixed
tsealJ this 9Th day Of August, 1901.
p. II. NEELEY, Clerk.
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Notice.



10 'ehom Il may concern.
Notice is hereby given that the s,a,s
o. Utah has sled Ia this Office livt. No.
a. Of lands selected by the ,alJ s,s,s
LOT the purpose Of erecting Public Build.
inss' under Section z, oftbe Act Of CON-
s'ess approved July 10, 1894. The fol-
owing tracts embraced In said lisi arc
Ia a township containing mineral claims
Of record, viz:
> The sw'4 Sec. "a, Up. 3, N.R.6E.,
3. l.. u. aud Mer.
A copy Of said lists 90 far "a II relat,,
70 sald tracts by descriptive snbdlylslons
mas been conspiciously posted in This
once Tor Inspection BY any person in
'er T.,, and by the public generally.
Within the next sixty dsvs followins
the date Of this notice. under depart
mental instructions Of November "a.
lsVo' s23, L. D. 450) protests or contests
against the claim OF the state 10 anv n
Tue tracts or subdivisions bereinbeiore
described ON the ground that tbe same
Is more valuable for mineral than Tor
purposes viii be received
'nd noted Tor report to the General
Land Office at Wash .ngton. ID. d. Fail
ire 90 TO protest or contest within tie
,.,, specified will he considered suf-
lSlen' evidence Of the non-mineral
i' 'a'ae,s, o. the 'racts, and the selection
a",Ioo o !. y, otherwise free from ob-
'roval. '''u'' w ~
A. FRANK d. Horns, Register.
'A a SAirH, Receiver. 25i9
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-06
AsIOunded the Editor.

Editor S. A. Brown, Of Bennettsyille
:. o. was once immensely surprised
Through long suffering from Dys-
pepsla," he writes, "my wife was greatly
run down She had no strength or yigor
and suffered great distress from her
stomach, but she tried Electric Bitters
which helped her at one, and, after us.
ing four bottles, sheis entirely we'll. can
eat anything. lie grand tonic, and
l1s gentle Laxative qualities are splendid
ior torpid liver" For Indigestion, Loss
OF Appetite, stomach aud Liver troubles
lPs positive, guaranteed cue. Only
Doc at John Boyden & Sons.
.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-06
TO THE DEAF.

A rich lady cured Of hos De-,..-ss aud
Noises in the Head by ID. Nioholson's
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $4,000 to
his Institute, 80 that deaf people unable
TO procure the Ear Drums may have
them free. Address No. 1888, The
Nicholson Institute, $50. Eight Avenue.
New York, T.. s. A.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-06
MoEDAY MORNING.

After the usual opening exercises
Prest. Taylor introduced Elder Fred
Rasband, recently returned from mis-
sion to England. who addressed the
conference and bore bis testimony TO
the truthiulness Of the gospel.
Prest. Taylor presented the ssne,al
church and Stake authorities and ali
we're sustained unanimously. Several
new Stake officers we're presented. as
iollowsi w. A. Q. vlsick, secretary
and treasurer Of the Sunday schools a;
p. Ii. Neeley, secretary and treasurer Of
the Y. N. M.LA.i warl Il. Pack. pres.
ident Of the high priest quorum. with
Stephen Walker and Oscar wilkins AZ
counselou.
Apostle John Henry Smith next spok,,
aud delivered a powerful sermon ON
marriage. file was followed on the same
subject by Prest. Joseph +. Smith, who
also spoke on the sin Of adultry.
Alter song by the choir aud bene-
dicIion by Prest. G. W. Young confer.
ence was adjourned for three mouths.
At2 O'Clock priesthood meeting WAS
held aud instructions given those hold
ing positions.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-06

| 'f'NN " wv 'hAHkNs
m'd9 IN this Stake and others and said
they were Inspired Of God, aud tina, IN,
saints should support the authorities
The choir sang Lord dismiss US with
my Dressing and after benediction by
Fres'' l. L. Allen, meeting was adjourn
ed TO 3 O'Clock.
After the opening exercises the frat
speaker at the evening session was
N'uer " A. Calls who spoke Oh the
principle OF obedience.
u'"ce b. faeh next sPoke concerning
the organizations being effected in the
various wards
Eliza j. Barber spoke in the interest
OF the Primary Associations.
supt' +. H. Rhvad referred briefly to
the religion class work. lie was followed
by Elizabeth Lusty who spoke Of the
good being done by the Relief Societies.
The choir sang "Au angel from on
high"
Apostle John Henry Smith said that
Mutual Improvement work had no, been
as successful as was wished, but 1t had
been means Of doing much good. Our
aim should be to make our own personal
nature worthy Of emulation. No greater
blessing can come to mankind than hat
Of father and motherhood. lie spoke Of
and explained the eternal blessings in
the proper control Of our passions. Said
he did not think it prudent Tor young
men and women to 90 out in the can
yons without the company Of some older
persons.
Prest 7. l., Allen spoke OF the good
being done In organizing the wards.
Prest. George W. Young said he found
Joy In performing the work of tbsto,d
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-06
what II Tale IL Tells.

Ii that mirror Of you're shows a wretch
Cd, sallow complexion, iaundiced look \,
uioth patches and blotches on the skin,
iPs liver trouble; but DR.. Kings New
Life Pills regulate the liver, purify The
blood, give clear skin, rosy cheeks, rich
complexion. only 25c at John Boyden
& Sons drug store,
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We can do your job work.
no Save Her chIld

- From irlshtiul Disagreement Mu.
N ,'i !, dall'ger, Of La Grange, Ga, APP
pied bueklen's Arnica salve TO great
sores 90 her head and face, and writes
l's quick clro exceeded all her hopes. II
WORKS ', wonders in Sores. rrui,ei, skin
n5nphons Cuts, Burus, scalds and
r p zoe. Cure guaranteed by John
Boy den & Son, drugrIsts.
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And In accordance with law and the
order OF the board Of directors. made on
the seventeenth day Of Juhe, 1901, so
many shares Of each parcel Of above
stock AZ may be necessary will be sold At
public auction at the Office Of Geo. beard,
In Coalville cooperative Mercantile In
sIitntion, Coalville, on the twentieth
day OF August, 1901, AT - O'Clock noon,
to pay the delinquent assessment there
on together with the cost Of advertising
and expense Of sale.
GEoRGE BEARD, Secretary.
Second Issue Aug. 2.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-06

The Summit Mining Company prin-
cipal place Of business, Coalyille, Utah.
Notice.-rhere are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on ac-
count Of Assessment No. 3, levied on the
seventeen day OF June, 1901. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective stockholders as follows. viz
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Young gentleman is the guest Of his
uncle and supi, Mr.. and Mrs. o. +.
Lyons.
A jolly party Of young people left here
early this morning for saltair. They
drove to Park CITY. where they took
train for the lake.
h. RE. ViKR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-08-06

eo 1920. Capable, reliable per,on IA .y.,,
elHi ,i,.,,, large company Of solid imam.
seoAl " ppf day ahsoluiol, stfe an ~ .i
pe.es straight, bona.1de deaniie ssiary. ~, ,,.,
s,sa .,.,, .aihiy paid each SATURDAY and ~
"Vush' sst Dearborn ~. Chicaeo ''"'''p
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THE HOME GOLD CURE.
a" inEenious Treatment ~ whifh Drunh-
"s ~. belnE Cared DafII IN

Nc NoHlous pesc.. No weah~sln .f,h.
for the Iln,a aaa rositivo Cure
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
RING WINS AT NEW-ORLEANS
f;IISSANDo RAN OUT OF THE COURSE IN
STEEPLECHASE AND WAS DISQUALIFIED.

New-Orleans. Nov. 2S.-The local record for at
tendance broken this afternoon at the opening
al the winter racing season Of the Crescent City
Jockey Club. than six thousand persons
Passing through the gates. AS Balm of Gilead. in
The second race. was the only winning favorite
ring had far the better of it. In the steeple-
chase Glissando Of the course and
disqualified the place being given to Danger
line The feature of the day the Inaugural
1iandicap SWeepstake, with $,250 added, at six
1Urionss-
The flag fell 10 beautiful start Burnie Bun
SeNoy Joined her and beat her out very cleTerly-
Last year the also by Sevoy, but in
trife slower time. Weather clear; track fast
The summaries.
First thandicap. mileI-Petit Mare. ia Go
burnl won: Johnnie Mccarthy. 81 (R. Steee).
1-sIi2 Eva Rice Choice Jessie JarbOe Van Hoorebeke
and Empress Beauty also
Second tive and half furlongslBalm OF Ciilead
los tCoburn >. Dolce Far Niente, 1l3 Nynel
second; Prona, JOB Q}lake, to ], third Time
los. Lou Noods. kaloma, Duke Of Connaught, Fade
Meny. Blue Mantle and Sarah Gay also
Third fsteeplechass handicap short course93rls
tol, l31 ViGddy1. = Glissanoo lS2 dunn, i
second, but disqualified; DangeTline 130 Ccll
som, second, advertisement 1872 "a Johnson u
], third. Time. 3:0Gi2. McLaren, Captain Conover
End Robert Morrison also
Fourth Inaugural Handicap Sweepstakes. six fur
tongsl-Sevoy 1l5 C2obertsonD !, Burnie Bun
110 froburn}. second Fleuron. 90 CogswelD,
! third. Time. 1:13j4. Andes Maggie Davis Fake.
Little Jack Horner and II You Dare also
Fifth one-eigllth miles. seling1-Besna,
100 Ct OBTien). 6 10 Free Pass 100 CielgesonD
l. e. Ghor l05 i5ormey) third Time,
3-55S Woodtrice. Aim Albert Lee. Judge Steadman.
s3arhee. Uncle Waldeck Matte
Sixth mile and seventy yardsFelix Bard 100
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
THE ENTRIES.

Frs. rare lone mile and seventy yars-I.ee King 1o7
Prosper l02; kaf 1o2: Lady Chorster 81 LIZ
.zie A. a6 Barbetto. 80: Ante Up, -.
Second race 1ve Meditation III Jlxaaa'
105 Lady Teaze 105 Carroll d. los; The Four Hun
cre 1922 Ridge. 102. Pride OF Surrey 100 Clear
field 10O; May 100: ora, The Bandit 20; Frivo
rae furlsnes)-Col FOzer, 100; Bettie
b. 1oo Hawk 1oo: Noroton, 100: Gray Morn 100; Viii
Carlovisnian 100 Chinooka, 100;
encrs 100: FI0rad EIerslie. IG0 Certain 100;
Darling 100; Also Eligible, 1c0 Mentone 100 Land
Of Clover. -.
Fourth (siS IL; Colonel
sSil Early lo9: Blanche Herman. lo9 Missile
1o4: chiron- lo4: FIXING Buttress i04: outsider l0
Fifth tone and forty yardst-Hen Viking,
1o4: Lou Rey lo4 IandcufE Harry McCoun. 104:
Zinus Federast Terderion. 100; Florad, 80:
Ssappenecker. g6: Balloon sc: Purctual. %.
Sixth race lone and oneeighth milesAred Vargrave,
12s; Potente 10; Ohne 12l. WunG6rlch 119; Ben Bat
tie 1l9: Charley us: Handicapped, IL: Satire
All: Brisk. 107. Scarlet Lily l0I-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
FLYING TORPEDO WINS
TAKES THANKSGIVING HANDICAP FROM
GREYFELD BY TWO LENGTHS

San Francisco. Nov. 2S-Athough the weather
very unpleasant. large crowd attended tho
races Oakland to-day. The track was sloppy
and some of the events in downpour of
rain. The Thanksgiving Handicap, at a mile and
eighth valued at $3.50. the feature Of the
card 1t resulted in easy victory for Flying Tor
pedo, who beat Greyfeld two lengths Janice took
the small end of the purse. ROsewar won the
Shasta Water Handicap from Dean Swift and
Homestead. Fine Shot proved a surprise in the
first race, winning odds of i to !. Only two ia
Torites scored. Weather raining. track. sloppy.
First race selling: three-quarters OF q nileJ-Five
Shot. 1O3 (See) Is to !. Midnight Chimes. 1913
CHfnsletU ! Torsina. 100 NeID, 10 /.
third Time, III Position. Alfred c.. Sharp Bird and
Letger also
second race selling; me)-sunelo 100 20 Connor)
ParsifaI 100 tBirkenruthl third. Time. I45is
Mrs. Brune, Helen smith, Meadow Lark and Rasp also
Third (selIing one-quarter miles)--Im-
perious l09 Mathews), to 3. won; Bangor H. Dull
man), even, second Favorte. 100 (Vittatoe) TO l.
third Time. 2l4. Bur1ock and Thayne also
Fourth SHASTA Water Handicap, thrteen-six-
teenths Of a mile)-Fiosewar. 100 tO'NeD. l.
Dean Swift, 105 CBullmam TO /. second Homestead.
110 (OConnOr). 2i2 J. third. Time
Fifth Thanksgiving HandicaD- one-eighth
miles, Flying Torpedo. 81 (Birkenruth), to g. won:
Greyfeld 10T q. Woods. q l second; Janice III
tOconnor > TO l. third Time 1:5S. Bernota and Sea
Lion also
Sixth Cselling; three-quarters Of mile)-Gusto
112 fa1unce) Ben Lodi 107 CWinslett) 10 /
second; Pohn. 197 tO'Conror). l. Time III
Orleans. Blanche Sheppard lnrada and Modder ran
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
THE RACETRACk.
LARGE CROWD WITNESSED THE SPORT AT
INGS-WARRANTED CAPTURES
THE WASHINGTON CUP.

washington Nov 2S-The Thanksgiving Day
card Of seven events including hurdle, steeple-
chase and a race the fat at two and a quarter
miles for the Washington Cup. to-day drew TO
Bennings one Of the largest crowds that ever VIII
messed a days racing on that track. Unnaskeo
coupled with Fonsouca the Lyman entry, was
the only winning favorite. McFonso had little
difficulty in winning the hurdle race, and u. W.
Jenkins took the steeplechase easily In the cup
race RingIeader set a not pace for the first mile
closely Followed bv Carbuncle and Surmise. After
going mile Rineleader dropped back beaten ano
s.arbuucle and Surrnise ran neck and neck until
,be bead Of the stretch was reached. In the mean
turning into the stretch Warranted rapidly passed
The 3eaders and won easily by several lengths
Weather fair and cold Track fast Summary:
First race Curde: one and threequsTter miles
purse s3oo,Meonso l5l Houahan9 % S,f;el "T Isl
!-FieideD, to ;. third Time $:245s IaneTIn' Tam RoSs
second race G.e furlonss purse
3os q sseo - TO En; Tn Losi0sS i %onderiy5 IU to
third Time lO42s. Alack, Hot Justice lenoyne Gay
guy. Mss Patsy and chiron also ran, oo
Third race tsix fuTlongs; purse IS51 @
tiwynne, lo9 q Slack. 10 10 THIRD lime
oan5eo2s sir Eges Bastie Ordeal Lack Lofter,
Jerry Hunt Lexington Pirate and Passaic also ran
snies. purse 5000 Jenkins. 13o cO'DonnelD 10 10
= won IA G9nn9ye lS6 70 Mao 4f lime Fl e. s coTTillo
Abigail Joe Letter refused jump Bolster
T4fth race tThe Washington Cup: and one-quartsr
Won; Ca buncle 11+ IL Cochran 3. second; Sur
mise 81 Cshea,. 10 70 ]. third Time. 4c7is- Rafaeh0
fes CS s. s4o@,mBi59g s5 5 Cea
.ecncs iga-1e xtapner 16s ce, TO J. third Time.
,1'ear:dnder. May j. Batyah. Happy and Martrsa also
-ran. ~ --,s
seventh 1uIongs PuTss purse S49oTnmased $40 stn q
= second Moroanta Jos Or HsndeIso & 10 to J. H ShG
.end Anal also
sCoupled in betting
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
EXPERT OPINION.
Doctors Unanimously Agree on
One Subject.
Londonderry Lithia Water Conceded by MI 10
Be the Best Mineral Water in
Existence.

There is nothing purer or more health
full in its action than sparkling, clear,
Londonderry Lithia Water.
Thousands who use it daily on their
tables commend il highly as delicious,
sppetite-giving beverage.
The exemption from ills of users of
Londonderry has provel its beneficial
value as a mineral water. Invalds who
have been recommended to drink il have
learned of its wonderful ability to restore
health.
For rheumatism, gout, kidney troubles,
stomach affections and kindred ills, many
Z physicians agree that Londonderry Lithia
Water is the only medicinal water that
should be used
CLARK BELL M. D., New York, says:
There may be a better water than London
derry Lfthia Water in this world. but it has not
s7ade itself manifest to me-"
WILLIAM T. BULL, NJ. d., IS West 35h Street,
New York, says:
Il shall make known the virtues of London
FERRY Lithia Water far and wide
T. |. MARTEN, M. D.. Buffalo, N. Y, says
II have used the Londonderry Lithia Water to
Inc exclusion of all others, in both general
practice and table use. for the past ten years.
iris water is uneGuailed."
Londonderry Lithia Water can be bought
,f druggists and grocers everywhere.
The Still is sold in one-haf gallon bottles.
The Sparkling comes in quarts, plnts and
half pints.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
SKATING RACES AT CLAREMoNT RINK

At the Claremont Skating Rink yesterday there
were several skating races The afternoon races
resulted follows:
(novice)-Won by A. s. Carmichael; ODolan
second Time 3:512s.
one-auarter mile exhibition backward skating-B
p Time. 0:53.
one-haf mile exhbition--if; p Mcdonald Time. 1:32
One mil thandicap)-Won by a Y. Saroney. y. Y. A.
c 80 yards): Philip Kearney 90 yards) second; W
swan \. Y 4. c. go yarsis). third Time. 3:i0ts.
The races in the evening resulted follows:
One mile tuov;cel-won by H. Thompson O Dolan
second. Time 4:oezs.
one mile (handcap)-Wen by H p Mcdonald Cscratch)
A. Y Saroney go yardsl, second; Philip Kearney
(scratcO. third. Time 3:ft.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
R4TTERY T. AFTER BANNER.

Battery z, 18th Regiment which won nearly all
the banners in the last year indoor season. are
making preparations TO enter strong team in the
Joint games OF Company B. Sth Regiment. and
Olympia Athletic Club Saturday. December I.
There are other organizations who will enter for
midable teams The Xavier A. A. TO be reckoned
on as also the New West Side A. c.. Union
Settlements Pastine A. c. Olympia A. c.. St Bar
thoomew A c. Grace a. C. West Side Branch
Y NJ G A. and National A. c. Yale and Columbia
universities will also have teams entered.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
RANCOCAS DEAL NOT CLOSED.
SYDNEY PAGET VIEWS WHITNEY WEAN
LINGS IN THE BLUEGRASS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J

Lexington, KY, Nov. 2S.-The noted Eastern turf
man and associate of W. c. Whitney in his turf
interests, Sydney Paget of New-York arrived here
to-day to look over the Whitney weanlings now
quartered in the Bluegrass. Mr.. Paget spent the
day at the John Madden farm.
He said tonight that his visit had nothing to do
with the removal of the Whitney horses now quar-
tered at Labelle stud to Rancocas farm, and saws
that the deal for the lease Of Rancocas has not
yet been closed. Mr.. Paget will look over the
Whitney weanlngs and select those that will be
nominated for the big Eastern stakes.