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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-09-19
SI&S''WSSsTsIs!iSSS's
FRENCH coiFruREs.
what mn English woman Sees In Them
to Praise.

what nm English woman Sees In Them
to Praise.
The styles OF hairdresslng at the
moment. writes Mrs. Eric Pritchard
in London Madame, are not at all diff
cult TO manipulate; in fact. the most
chic are by far the most simple; in
deed. this Is the case with all fashions
this year.
There IL n right and wrong way of
doing everything, and an English wo-
man somehow generally follows the
latter as regards doing her hair, and
IL she copies French style she will
exaggerate ii. This is pity. for, as
a rule. English women are possessed
OF comely locks. and that Is one great
reason why they should take proper
care of them and treat their raven
or auburn tresses with respect.
A great many good and respectable
women simply gasp at the thought
of hair dye. do not want to advocate
it. because Nature generally chooses
best, but | assure you she makes mis-
takes sometimes. aud then a touching
up OF the hair is as necessary as
little touching up of the face.
4 IL interesting to know that the
Parisians have got new brown shade
for their hair which is peculiarly be-
coming TO French people who have
ever q fancy to dress in brown.
Brown haic is, / suppose, the most
general color in this country, but there
are various shades of it, the majority
being little mediocre and uninterest-
ing. However. be the color what it
may. and the hair ever so beautiful.
once we have passed the age for wear
ing II down our backs. the important
question of coiffure decides the indl
vidual style of the woman.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-25
Clean Up.

Mr.. Editorials l go again to the
Cemetery aud the Park on my oft-re-
peated spring-time Sunday morning
ram bles to hear the merry birds and
see the sunshine pouring down its
gladness to all of US, it seems that
every bud, leaf, limb and expand
ing flower are alert and brimful Of
Joy that the spring has returned.
Earth, with its face washed, is 10 prep
aration for its new, clean gown Of
verdure, and we, to make our little
city the rightful queen of the valley,
must join in the general cleanup and
fixGp, trim and rake and clear away
the result. Let all the old sheds and
rattletrap gates and fences be seen to.
Get up at FIVE and work a good hour,
every busy man of you, while wife gets
the breakfast, for week or so aud
see how it feels and looks and then
the breakfast will be good l know
All honor to the improvement
League The object of this ladies'
organization is very fairly stated and
that it may surely proceed we men
folks must put in something more
than acquiescence. Manly slnew is
ever so much better. Why, there is
lot of work il looked up; yes, ''a
heap Of it, On my recent Sunday
morning trip to the Cemetery / saw
pile OF very innammable rubbish near
the end of the upper bridge that with
the help of a lighted cigar stub in
favorable wind might make fire; yes
bridge afre. Who is to blame? l
saw and felt the gibes Of farm fence
leaning its crippled body over the
walk, and limbs also Of trees once
thought to be civilized, ready to prick
your eyes out. | cut the weeds along
that walk to the Cemetery once or
twice every summer, and will do it
again if my eighty-three ANIMALS
don bear down too hard. But the
fence and tree, who fixes them? Yes,
Mr.. Editor, there is ''a heap Of work
to do" and the more / write the more
formidable it looks. The bank OF the
creek on the east is a wilderness, a
dumping ground for various refuse,
some Of it repulsiye, and all unslghtly
besides being a goodly nest for bur-
docks, that unmitigated pest hated
by all yet never destroyed. The city
needs a dumping place for such mate
rial as will not burn, or If we have
one please let us know where 1t is. /
once got into a scrape by dumping
where it was common. S.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-25

This land should have been held sub
Ject to homestead, thus securing self
supporting citizens TO support the
state and provide for more even dis
tributioa of wealth instead of opera
ting TO encourage the still further en-
riching the rich to the further i'm
poverishment of the poor.
Desirable lands for homesteading
are becoming very scarce, but there is
still a large amount of unoccupied
lands somewhat remote from settle
ments that are available. In Oklaho-
ma two Indian reservations are to be
opened TO homesteaders this summer
that will furnish opportunity for
10000 farms OF 100 acres each. The
west half of Kansas contains as much
more government land; Arkansas has
100000 acres; Missouri has $50, 600
acres, most Of which is considerably
rough but excellent for grass and
fruit; the Dakotas still have much
government land as Go Montana, Ida
no, Washington, Wyoming and other
western states. Minnesota has con-
siderable government land in the
northern timbered region: Wisconsin
and Michigan have some.
There is an immense emigration to
the west this spring, $4,000 people
having passed through ST Paul on
their way for new homes, mostly In
North Dakota, Montana or Washing
ton. The railways have encouraged
this liberal immigration to their ter
ritories as a business proposition.
They give low rates OF passage and
those that have lands for sale offer
them to settlers at low price and on
easy terms of payment.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-25
"Romes for the Homeless. .

Everybody has the am bition to own
home. In the abstract such laud-
able am bition should be encouraged
in the individual by the state for it is
an Encouragement to industry, thrift,
and to good citizenship, for men with
permanent homes are most interested
in stable conditions. 1t is correct to
assume that every man who is not en-
gagged in some other businessmen
camille, manufacturing, carrying, me-
chanical; professional men; artists:
aud those who have a distinct and re-
munerative trade, should own a farm
home,
The policy of the government-un
der Republican administrations, at
least-has been to encourage the peo-
pie to acquire landed homesteads. 1t
has been made comparatively easy, in
theory, to get practically free home
stead Of 100 acres of land, but the gov
eminent has been hampered in its be-
neyolent intention by the insatiate
greed Of constituencies land grabbers
who are constantly endeavoring to
get possession Of all valuable vacant
public lands for speculative purposes;
fact which may be seen in success
full operation 10 the northern half Of
this state where all the land once be-
longed to the government, and is now
almost all In the hands Of spectators.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-25
A Raninu. Roaring Flood

Washed down a telegraph line which
Chas. G. Ellis, Of Lisbon, Ia, had to
repair. Standing waist deep in icy
water" he writes, gave me terrible
cold and cough. 1t grew worse daily.
Finally the best doctors in Oakland,
Neb., Sioux City and Omaha said |
had Consumption and could not live.
Then l began using DR.. Kings New
Discovery and was wholly cured by six
bottles" Positively guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds and all Throat and
Lung troubles by G. r. Taggart.
Price soc and 81 Trial bottles free.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-25

Minnesota Loan and Trust Co, to pay In
tereSt on water works bonds, ..........s 5l2 so
Bills allowed, all voting aye.
Mayor presented appointments for
Park Commissioners as follows: j. j.
Foster for term enGing first Tuesday
of May, 1906. Belden r. Eaton to fill
vacancy occurring by death Of L. N.
Chapman for term ending first Tues
day of May, 1903
Adjourned. ALLEN 2. WELD,
City Clerk.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-25

ICE.--Ice delivered TO any part Of
the city. Leave orders at either Of
the meat markets
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-25
Council Proceedings.
Council Chamb Der, City of River Falls
n tnni

ADJOURNED meeting OF the OOuncll
Council convened at o'clock p. N.
Mayor Chinook in the chair Pres
ent, Aldermen Platt, Winter, Barg
and Elertson.
Bond of Allen P Weld, City Clerk
with A. II. Lord and Geo. TIL. Smith
as sureties, approved.
Bond of A. r. McKeen, City Mar.
shall, with f. II. Lord and A. H. Lord
as sureties, approved.
Bond of f. j. Savage, with G. N.
Wiger and Geo Th. Smith as sureties,
approved,
City Marshal fled appointment OF
of A. II. Lord as Deputy Marshal.
Appointment approved by the Coun-
Gil.
Council proceeded TO take up mat
ter of settlement Of the contract with
the Fort Wayne Electric Works. Up
on examination of the accounts there
was found to be due ON such contract
as follows: On account OF original
contract and supplies furnished d.
rect by said company, $2,059.S5. On
account Of work and supplies for A.
FL. Savage, $49.24.
On motion voted that an order issue
to A. III. Savage for 1921, and to
Fort Wayne Electric Works $2.0S9.S5
Aldermen Barg, ElertSon, Platt and
Winter voting aye.
On motion the River Falls Journal
is designated as the city official paper;
compensation to be forty dollars per
annum, that to include publication of
all notices, election notices and coun-
Gil proceedings.
On motion voted that the Street
Commissioner take steps to prevent
any further injury to the street
running to the brick yard.
Adjourned.
ALLEN P. WELD, City Clerk.
Council Chamb Der, City of River Falls
April 10Th, 1901
Regular meeting of the Common
Council.
Council convened at 1880 p m.
Mayor Chinook in the chair
Aldermen present, Winter, Barg
and Elertson. Platt absent.
Minutes of meetings OF April 18th
and 14th read and approved.
Finance Committee reported follow
ing bills approved and moved that or
der be issued for the same:
| c., st, Paul, M. s. 0. Ry.. freight, electric
light department, .....................S ? o.
| II. c. Sterling, salary for March, electric
light department Observation-Disclosures. IS o.
FL G. Sterling, supplies for eec. 1t. dept, l s.
Clarence Reid, labor at cleo plant, March, % o.
| Walter Patterson, labor wiring electric
light department, Observation-Disclosures. 90C
| T. j. Savage, Street Commissioner
reported work on streets as follows
L. j. Savage, -. IS o.
| F. V. Williams, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
D. masson,. .......................-. s.
| 0. T. Barg, 49,
j. oakley ........................... o.
W. Muckenhausen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
| A. Olson, Observation-Disclosures. 375
| ). A. Hallng, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
}. Deise, Is 81
G. A. Price, thawlng culvert, ............., SOC
I. M. Beers, pipe, ............ ............ AZ
| ny;,,,,,..., - j, II. ~,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-04-25
Notice: Cnre fOr Lumpy Jaw on CattIe.

w. T. Glass has remedy that he
guarantees a cure or money refunded
The evening world., 1901-01-02
BOXING LAW
MEN ARE SHY.
Legislators Fear to Aid
Fighting Revival
Measure.
,sp-cl., to Tn. r,sntns world

ALBANY. Jan. The prospects for
l"SallklnE boxing DURING the session o.,
1901 are very slim. Despite the persist
eni ruinors that bills are to be intro
dhcci permitting six or ,en-round bouts
under the control OF State Commts.ior-
crs, j, Is vel. known tina, both Gov.
oieii ana speaker Nixon are iinalteran iy
opposed 70 any such innovation
Although most OF III. leSisiat tors have
been n"n-comm!ttnl IN tn. proposition
up to now. there Is every Indication tina,
they vii! fSht shy or trying 10 make
boxing legitimate.
Ass"mblyman Merton +. Lewis. who
introduced the bill repeating the Horton
In" last year said to-day:
The repeal OF the Horton law has been
OF salutary effect al! over the State and
has hal good efrec. on other States
do not think the State. after going on
record as being opposed to boxing. will
chanHe Its action one year later.
The Governor Is opposed to any such
thing. ! know"
The evening world., 1901-01-02
WELSH
HAS come TO. :"
Man Knocked Out by
Donovan Still in Crit
iCaI State.

rIlILIipSNrRG. y. J.. Jan Frank
Welsh, N" Philadelphia pagil,u, VIVA
Hh- knocked srnsclcss during a nsht
with Paddy" Donovan. ~ kens,ng ION.
az the Cedar Park Athletic Cub. on
Monday night. - better to-day
II" did not regain con-c iousnc-- untiI
ths morning and il scarcely abb, to ,nlk
but the doctors Attending lin have
hnrs's ~ hts recovery. Tho knock oui
cane In the nirih rourl, when Donovan
landed heavy blow or Wclsh- ston.
ach and followed It IN with "a rish,
swing which sen, Welsh TO the floor
The doctor sail ;h.t Welsh was suffer.
inI from paralysis OF the brain.
As soor as the serious. nature OF
W"lsh's injuries WIS learned the police
arrested Donovan. Madden. the time.
keeper: kid Stein and John Carey. al
u Philadelphia. and locked them up
This morning they wer. taken to trs
county JAN 1T Belvidsre. Mayor Bowers
OF this place. went with the prisoners.
The evening world., 1901-01-02

"MusEsy McGrnw, one OF the great
est bah PLAYERS In this country, ma!
manage the New York club next sea-
son and desert the American League
Nv declining to snanagc its baltimore
club
McGraw had promised President Ian
Johnson that he would stand bS thc
after when he organized the American
i..:.;;:s and agree! - marriage the baiu-
NOR. end of the league.
Since the big league meeting. how
ever. things have changed. and now II
Ia said McGraw has made IN his mind
to turn down Johnson by accepting an
offer from President Freedman to handle
thc Giants tn. coming season.
Since the organizati ton ~ the Amert.
can League the magnatcs OF tho Ma
toiual body have come to the conclusion
tina. they mus, do something to prevcnt
tho new organization from replacing
them In the puhic's eye. and with this
end in view they are trying to abolish
the new league by getting back some OF
the best players who promised to stand
bv Johnson.
President Freedman has started the
The evening world., 1901-01-02
ouAkERs AT HOCKEY.

The Crescent Athletic Club and the
Quaker City Club will meet In their firs,
league hockey game Of she season At TIE
dSy night This Will be the debut OF the
Quaker team before a metropolitan
crowd. II the Quakers hold their own In
this game their chances OF winning the
pcnnant will be good. for the Cresccn:r
are the presen; champions OF the league.
Three Of the Crescent team are new
men. and. owing to this fact. there 4.
the contest amor: the admirers Of the
haunpions. Tho veterans who will play
are Drakely. cover point. and Kennedy.
Dob5y and Wall. forwards.
On Thursday night there will be set
OF Gymkhana games at the Clermont
Rink aud on Saturday there will be
rnccs and q hockey match between
iIefi,ey School and the strong Oriental
foam.
The evening world., 1901-01-02
|FITz GREATEST,
mccoy THINKS.
Kid Says Lanky Bob
Wins Fights with
Brain.

4 -,
KID Mccoy. Who !S having ~ wv
troubles in his efforts tn induce spI.r 81
~. ,,.,.,,aI,-h, - a.. bt, 10 ~.
-
with declaration that u" WI 10 pres
ent at the rIngs.do on .hr ll!gh' that
,.rr,,, 80, p,s,,rr h,ftto ar m,
wofIds Championship ana WI sue
challenge TO fight the winner for 5000
n aldo \, n,ki,r TIT, announcement,
,,' -.
SacSoy 'hS!deh'HIN 'hr""T ~"
..cducts al Bob F,zsimmOns By dcciar-
In. tina, I.nnkv Ron Is Tho rrcnt.s,
a." III.
The evening world., 1901-01-02
TO CHANGE BIC
FIGHT DAill.
Brady Doesn't Want to
ConfIictwith PorktoWn's
Opera Opening.

The championship battle between jim,
J.ffries ana Gus Rubin. she Akron
giant. now scheduled 10 be fought IN
Cincinnati! on Feb. IT, may take place
on an earlier date. Billy Brady. who
has charge ~ the arrangements for the
iighi. stated last night that the date Of
the contest would in nil probability be
changed
Brady docsn'; wish TO conflict with
The opening OF the Nine. Scmbrich
Grand Opera Company. which is billed
TO take place in Cincinnati on Feb. Is
Brady will leave for Cincinnati to.
day to complete arrangements for the
battle.
The evening world., 1901-01-02
ne RODE 38,889
NILES AWHEEL.
Cyclist Stannard Max ss
Remarkable Record for
a Year.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Jan, "a CEN
fury day and u few miles TO spare "
the bicycle record OF Walter l.. stan
nari, Of this city. in 1900. Stannard
finished his years riding just before -
Monday nigh, and retired 10 Turkish
bath 90 celebrate the dawn OF the Twen-
itcih Century,
STANDARDS mileage for the year was
$3.50 miles. or an average of log miles
day. Much Of the mileage was ac-
compllshcd by riding at night.
About thirty men competed last year
Cor tho worlds tesord for the best in
dividual mileage. Stannard thinks that
he finished sceond, though his standing
will not ne positively known until the
official announcement OK tho Century
wheelmen about hs middle Of ths
month. ~ 3 - N
The evening world., 1901-01-02
FLEET To TRY
SHAMROCK OUT.
British Yachtsmen toGive
Upton Yacht Hard
Test.

LONDON. Jan ?,-3ritIsh yach,smen
ere preparing; to Hivc Sir Thomas Upton
every assistance in thoroughly testing
the Shamrock II.
SIR. Kenneth II. Clark. Of Paisley. has
purchased Mr.. e. D. Roses pls'an,
shnrr. principally for the purpose OF
using her az trial horse" with .he
rev challenge.
! Capt liogar,h viii he the skipper 81
This cutter. designed by Watson and
built IN 1900. hut not launched.
AIR. James Coats, with similar Intent.
has practically completed negotiations
:or tho purchase of Valkyrie Ill
With these two ana with the additions
of the Shamrock L.. Sybari,r and Mct.-
or, the now cup challenger viii lie tested
with u class OF yachts such Ms no pre-
Sious British competitor ever met.
The evening world., 1901-01-02
WINNERS AT
new ORLEANS.
Rain and Wind Wreck
Card at Southern
Track.
,sp.eIa. d tn, ry,nlns world,

RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS. lar
3-Thc stewards espcc' 10 close the in
ivestiSation Tonight bearing on thr
bribery NJ Jockey Lawiess 10 pnIl iaen
In the stroplechase on Dee. i. TIE case
has resolved Itself into ucst.on' ~
vcrnc.iy hctwecr ox.Jocxcy Willie Dean
and l.twigEs
The stewards mad al! the Interested
parties rfore them i1is afternoon
The conditions fnr racing to-day we've
the worst sine. the meeting CONNIE meet
- drtzzl'nE rain. accompanied by "A cold
wind. swept across TIE track and the
card was totally devoid OF anything with
q rugges.ion OF class
The evening world., 1901-01-02
M'GRAW MAY MANAGE THE
GIANTS NEXT SEASON.
Baltimore Player Said to Have Turned Down
johnson to Talk Business with Freedman.

ball n-rollinE DS sending Tor MusSs5
McGrnw II IL said the Giants prrsi-
dent has omcr'si him the managerial Job
with III" Giants for next season.
MCGraw and President Freedman VIII
have a talk this afternoon.
The evening world., 1901-01-02
Dixon Desh ru ~ cd.

The past year witnessed the dethron-
Ing OF One OF the greatest champions the
world ever knew. lie Is George Dixon.
whose iitle was w..stcd from him by
Terry McGovern.
The year also brought Two new cham
p:onS 20 the front. jim, Jefrries becoming
heavyweight champion ~ In. world,
while McGovern won the featherweiSh,
championship title.
The Records Of the Fighters.
The 10. .owtEg table shows what the
The evening world., 1901-01-02
OLD DIR. GREY.

= ycaTs bpeciAIisf In dbtares Of msn ooiy.
quickest permanent cure guaranteed. Bleed. skin.
kidney and bladder trouble: weakness. nervous
debility. bad dreams. weak. undevslopsd Sseans:
imy,sd Snents to /. tnarrlsE Consult OLD Oh.
Ell In prse;ss x al. sps.isiiss 10 sSi1 II. 81.
Gee over % ysars at iso East 17th q. 49, paisa:
square. Hour 70. g.; sundAys. . 70 8 eessa.
us treatment. Aasies srss. Assisiss ely %.
The evening world., 1901-01-02
TOMMY FEITz
LEADS BOXERS.
Brooklyn Boy Fought
Most in Year
1900.

A carefully kept record o. me ring
oistles fough; during the y"n- .. l!tl
shows tina, there We're 40 limited roun.i
lights deciied. Tiils number exceeds Al.
previous records %: 'is'ic battles con-
tested IN one year. Tommy Fcitz has
done the mos; nsh,!ns. he having fought
iiir;y-one fights. consisting OF 80 rounds
OF fighting.
The evening world., 1901-01-02
Record. at Home.

The above were the main victories
abroad Al home. ". ". Long. the peer
less quarter miller. proved himself 4
wonder by running around u large field
Of runners ON y circular track In I, 10
seconds. \ week ihie-. on u straight
away course, II" reduced IN" record 20
I. seconds. one of the most remarkable
performances on the books.
buHy, OF Ecorgctnwn. cJunlled he
worlds l6b yards record. . 40 seconds.
and rrinstciu. OF syracuse. made ncw
worids inquire. ~ 81 feet u, inches In
tn. broad jump at Pennsylvania an
nual relay races.
Neither record has as yet been ac-
ccpicd because OF The rather heavy
wind which blew with the athletes. De-
witt. OF I.nwrenccvillc. proved himself
u worlds champion =chooibOy by huri-
Ing the i.-lb hammer IS, feet l inch
Flanagan. a! :h. Y. ". q. A.. was
n" only other one to make u new rec
ord. his lbs feet : inches bea:inS all
previous performances for the lS.ib
hammer.
The evening world., 1901-01-02

cure. u IL a marvellous method curing eases
that 6ehed ho,piais, doctors. ruk,es. electricity
and all else. Merely send Jour name anl Ad.
dress and the tree trial will b. sent without any
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known commercial traveller. ruptu:sl ten
ysafu. tried every t-tis- the market. parity
made Up hts Laini &, undergo the danger Of an
operation. when bs the greatest o! good luck he
TILED the Dr. Ric. m9thoi. lie Is now cured.
Nr. YuIrrS -tyE: u tried ~. Ric,'s method
and II cured i've. did no; l~e day on the
road Hundreds Of rtsre harts sne friends In M
rols Wisconsin. Minnesota and Iowa know the
wonderful .ar, that this remarkable tnethod eurri
me. and certainly feel think'ui enough n tell
othSs ru,;ur'a p.oPls hnw they may prnh' by my
experience Mr.. f"ur-S lives IN Cedar Rapids.
Ia, ~ s.:'. fir.t Eyrnr,.
Every ruptGrri psrs5n ought To send II once
and make q trIsi Of this methoi Tint ours with
out pain. jsrg-r. operation g. IA hour's leu Of
time PsEin non. and hy srrink pou will n.ser
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The evening world., 1901-01-02

Gracious made her own running and
won M she pleased. Water Plant was
nearest TO her for six furlonEs. but he
the Anal quarter. Valdez was SLOW 10
Yet going and made up about ten lengths
In the stretch.
The evening world., 1901-01-02
new ORLEANS ENTRIES.

'spee,'' TO The Evening worid)
RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS,
an. 1.-The entries for to.morrow.s races
arc AZ follows:
The evening world., 1901-01-02
DYING FROM KNOCKOUT.
Doctors Cannot RrNire Paddy
DDuOvuu's Victim, Walsh.

EASTOS. Pa. Jan Frank Walsh.
the boxer. Of Philadelphia. who was
Knocked out by Paddy donovan IN tn'.
ninth round nj the Cedar Park Athletic
club Monday night was In n critical
condition last night. All attempts to
revive him from the unconscious state
produced BY the knockout have been
urnvai!inE. Everybody connected with
the club has been arrested.
The evening world., 1901-01-02
Krn.ny,-,n II Wonder.

,,,n..,. 81. ,,o., vnnJo,r,u ,,hl.t. ~
,,,,,, t, n ,our mrs.
,,, ~ inyv
''H"''4' ~
iurdlc races. III" '" r"'r" nhi race anu
tho broad ju,np. tn. Nrst AMI last "t
wr,rb VIZ. ,s,,.I,.s .champ,on.hips ~.
made new wofiu recAf"S III c"'h ''''s
except tho broad lump
u,, -, p..,rsyty,ni, WINS 500 j.
ond 10 kra"nZl"iu ~ p"'ni "' ih'f''. ~
hr XDu tl,, high turup ana 5UDI"EHul'
The evening world., 1901-01-02
Medical.
OLD DR.. GRlNDIF

GRADUATE UNIVERSITY. " THE CRY OF
VIEW YORK thEDicAL DEPARTMENT.; j.
ysarh specill.lt In D!,eafes .. Men. unds.
OLD DIR. uRISbi.E'S scieaiine systtsn Of tyea.-
Arnt blsh and akin diE.ases. paIn In the bones
RID spots. sore thTps: ana mouth ulsess, pa!nsaI
ssellinss. kidney and bladder complaints. said
Tag. Inflammation. gravel. weak. andsvelope.i
Organ,. weak back. pfrEsneatiy cured Aer
about 10 marry. likewise those having ims:.i.
meats. should 90 70 DR.. CRlNDLf:S old.estab.
between 9Th aad eth avenues sufferers. do 40.
waste time consulting less skillet physicianf.
Remember. OLD DIR. 6RISDf.E has record fof
marvellous cures. Advice frss. Medicine, q.
llaIr.. Ito Q. Sandars. Q to 8. =
The evening world., 1901-01-02
3EcuSa RACE.


t George B. Cox had the best OF the
Lstart and led his field to within sew
ieau,e up from fourth position nj that
lpoiut and under a good ride beat him
nome. Cnstine tired near the end
~ THIRD RACE.
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