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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-15

Members OF the Corn and Flour Exchange
We want your shipments OF Produce.
and can place same quickly at Tor
MARKET PRICES Our trade wants
the best and lots of it, Your Produce in
our hands will bring prompt returns
Grain. Reef Cattle. Calves, Sheep. Lambs.
Wool. Poultry. Eggs. Raw Furs. Hides.
Black and Blackeye Peas wanted.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-15

=, Y T NMTIH,
district Passenger Agent,
f"ohe' 400 lOOG East Main Street
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-15

Irain No - leaves Richmond o 10 N N,
daily Tor Petersburg, Norma, y C.. and ali
iuteriDedlate points Connection at Norma
with train arriving Henderson 2 10 ID m an,i
naielgh : % = m daily, and Durham 4 u nm
daily, except Sunday. w
=, rams leave Richmond for Washington.
New York and the East dsi'v. M ~ atc.il,
- m. and No GO at J:O5 u IN
tOnnec lions at Jacksonville and Tamne
ior al Florida East Coast points and Cuho
and Porto Rico Al New Orleans Tor ali
points in Texas Mexico ana f,.tfe---. - ee'i
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-15
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND Dali
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE

Nos 81 and 34--Florida and METROPOLITAN
Limited Pullman DraWing-rOOm, Observa-
ton and Compartment Sleeping Cars be-
tween New York and Tampa es,fbule
coaches between New York and Richmond
and between Richmopd and Jacksor-
VILE. and between Hamlet and ST An
justine. VeStibulcd coaches between Ne,.,
York and Washington. aud between Rich
mond and ST. augustine. Pullman Sleeping
cars ri-weeklyl between Washington and
PinehurSt. Pullman Sleeping ears tdafIvl NJ
tween JAG kSonvilie and Tampa and between
JACKSONVILLE and Orlando. Also Thron0h
Drawing-room Sleeping Cars between Nexr
fI ork ana Atlanta. and Cafe cars between
Nos ~ and Go Florida apd Atla... r..
Mail Through Drawing-room Bnffet si.aS'
iuS Cars between New York and Tnmpo, con-
nectlng az Hamlet with Sleeping Chr 10 ana
rom Atlanta, In connection with v,hIar
mr. hnro11gh Pullman Tickets are sold Finest
W. J. MAY,
SN,r1rY City Ticket Agent,
District Passenger Agent.
fhone. 400 1OOG East Main Street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
PROTECTION IS ASSURED
South Texas League Is Now Cinohed
on Having Its Rights Respected
WADE IS TO MANAGE SAN ANTONIO.
He Has Signed Two PIaye's--Mudders
uad Good Time OF It at New Or
leans and Favorites Soorea'

Galveston. Texas, December S'-iIes',
dent Nolan Of the south Texas league "'
r,sehol clubs has received n"t.u.1.
liam from secretary Farrell OF the Nation
al Association Of minor leagues 'ha' ms
,.-,niystton had been granted PROTECTION
Fcs tbc yeSr iNS This means thsaI S ,Ne
Antonio and Houston are salS un .,N ana
hammer ~ the South leAas Nosuv, rN
tbrt tbN North Texas body mas sESSu VjH IN
iii homes 81 attaining territorial tlEnVs ",
Tbc coast country ot Texas, ~ menus a, INA
tbot oW contracts and reserNahons alWWi
slain lists OF the South Texas leasue W.
he respected by professional IeaAuVs '"'
COUNTY nrS S orS' been received from Secretary
CorSncr az tire North Texas league Ina ma
ManngNr George Blackburn or the t.uS
Rlufi club of the Cotton Belt league na1
been dickerlng with reserved PlaS NE h1r
the former league, and would pr2oap,S
como ANS way in search OF men VINO ~
iong 40 the south Texas hody, ~ Iu'
CARTON states League Is under protecuuh
and must respect the rights OF the w
Tnyas organizations Mr.. Blackburn Wu'
Is evidently working under mlslaAe' W. W.
have his attention called 70 Wv NAY I,
Secretary Farrell will also ne appe"'e" "
| TO set him right In the matter r...s.-
san Antonio has signed heslaes Sa'TnS,
| Manager Wade Moore, hrst basemAl
/ Thomas OF the University OF IeXas AN
/ outhclder Adrian. last season with KUN
/ in the North Texas league
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7od,o's Weather.

ross,uetou. December 3.--East Texas
vs,r 1-hursday. colder, except IN northwest
porticn; brink to high winds on the coast
rr,asv. fair. with rising temperature.
west Texas and New Mexico--faif
Thursday. Friday. fair, warmer.
Indian Territory and oklahoma--Ear'
continued cold Thursday. Friday fair aud
warmer.
Arkansas-snow in western, rain or snow
In the eastern portion Thursday; much
colder, with cold wave. Friday, fair and
warmer.
Alabama--showers and colder Thursday,
cold wave at night. Friday, fair, cooler
winds becoming northwest and brisk T.
high.
Louisiana--showers Thursday, possibly
turning TO snow in extreme northwest por
t,on; colder, with cold wave at night.
Friday, fair. colder IN southeast portion
winds becoming northwest TO the coast anc
brisk 10 high.
Mlssisslppi-Fair IN north. showers II
south portion Thursday; colder. Friday
fair and colder IN southeast portion; wind
becoming Northwest and brisk 70 high.
Observations taken by the United State
weather bureau at p. m, seventy fft
meridian time:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04

TO put anthracite coal on the free let
Dlsregarded.
Several congressman opposed the strike
commission appropriation, on the ground
that the presidents action was Illegal ana
because It placed s5ocoo in his hands
without limitation
The house adjourned until Friday.
The senate discussed the immigration
bnl. the omnibus Statehood bill and ad-
journed out Of respect TO the memory Of
Representatives De GrarfeDreid aud Shep.
pard 81 Texas.
The senate committee has agreed upon
e substitute Statehood bill admitting Okla.
homa and Indsu Territory as one state
and ignoring New Mexico snd AriSons.
The judiciary committee has not reached
conclusion as TO an antitrust measure
Senator Lodges hill to regulate tho
| Philippines currency makes the gold dollsi
the unit Of value and the silver peso the
| popular coin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
EAGLE PASS PROTESTS
AGAINST the Withdrawal Of the State
Quarantine Officer.

AGAINST the Withdrawal Of the State
Quarantine Officer.
Eagle Pass Texas, December 3 A public
meeting Of influential citizens WIS held here
last night to protest against the proposed
abolition Of the office Of State quarantine
officer at this place during six months OF
the year. making the remaining six months
service concurrent with like service on the
gulf coast and leaving the Mexican border
as well as the whole state exposed durine
the winter months the period Of greatest
danger to the unchecked Introduction OF
contagious or infectious diseases FROM Mex
leo, especially from smallpox, which fire
qututly becomes epidemic In the towns OF
Coahuila and adjoining States. Resolu
tions were unanimously adopted and for
warded to Governor Saycrs and State
Health Officer Tabor requesting careful re
consideration of the whole matter and tht
restoration Of The local State quarautl1,
Cllce for all the year around,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04

test its virtues tor such disorders IS kid.
ncy, bladder ami uric acid diseases. poor
digestion. when obliged TO pass your water
frequently night and Jay, smarting or irri'
tatiou in passing brickdust or sediment IN
the urine. headache, baCkache. lame back,
dizziness. S'oeplessness nervousness, heart
disturbance due 10 bad kidney trouble, skin
cruptjous from bad blood neuralgia, rheu-
matism. diabetes, hloatiuE, irrirahllity.
WORKOUT feeling, lack of ambition, loss OF
fesh, sail0w complexion, OF Brights dis
case.
If Your water. when allowed to remain
undstUrhcd in a glass or bottle for TWEEN
ty-four hours forms sediment or settling
or has q cloudy appearance IL Is evidence
that your Kidneys and bladder need i'm
mediate attention.
Swamp.Root is the great discovery Of Dr.
kilmer, the eminent kidney and bladder
specialist Hospitals use It With wonderful
success In both slight and severe cases.
Doctors recommend it to their patients and
use II IN their own families because they
recognize To- Swamp.Root the greatest Old
most successful remedy
Swamp-Root Is pleasant to take and Is
for sale the world over at druggists in
bottles 81 two sizes AMI two priceG-hfty
cents and one dollar RencmhGS the name,
swamp Root. Or. Kilmer's SwampRoot.
and the address, Binghamton, y. y, on
every bottle.
lichtcSt symptoms Of kidney or bladder
r family history. send az once TO Or XII
gladly send YOU 10y mail Immediately.
ann Root and book containing many VI
iul letters received from men mud women
on read this generous offer In The Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04

IVORY ercrt Il made 70 save tho cane
gr,, on Cha. Syrariapd plantation. a freeze
7.lr- ,rsai-ted
Frtz IVES elected mayor Of Vic
..-,, t,. q small p,ioritv
,..,,-, ~, rho meeting ~ the Daurh.
,,-. ~, .bo rorfsIcracv M Fort Worth
~ F..,,,u osa-css ~ Mics nupo.
.,-,
The n,l,,s Commercial club has called
, 1870, g. r,,-..-,he- ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
DOMESTIC

rsieb Powers. convicted IN tho Goehel
rsr-dcr roasnlracy has been granted new
srlal
tx spcatcr Reed &c seriously W.
In collision on tuc Cincinnati Southern
NJ suubrisb,. Tcna, two men were killed
and others injured
The strike commission resumed its hear
iz=s There is revival ot talk OF an
"outside' settlement
As the result Of an explosion at Harhor
View, Calf. the stcnmer Progresso was
wrecked: twelve men are missing, q score
more injured and property to the value OF
s2nc, 600 destroyed.
Julian Ralph is critically m NJ St Louis
Captain strectcr and associate defend
ants. Of District Of Lake Michigan fame
have been convicted Of manslaughtor a
Chicago.
Brewer Nicolaus has been acquitted a
St Louis.
Wednesday was governors day at III
live stock exposition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
HOUSTON.

Both Of the Masonic grand bodies elected
Officers,
A ulno-foot sewer will hc laid 20 drain
water on Of streets south Of Buffalo bayou.
Entertainment OF the Rice Association Of
America 10 meet In Houston In January is
being looked 20.
Many Incidents interesting TO Houstonians
recalled by the golden wedding annlver-
saries OF Messrs August and Conrad Bering
and their wives.
Cold wave reaches Houston aud the
thermometer drops sharply
Petition 20 increase pay o. Aremen signed
by business tncn OF Houston.
Frederick Warde and Louis James give
splendid production OF The Tempest"
President Baldwin Of street railway com
nany says n wage scale offered last night
| by company Is not accepted by men car,
win be operated
| The street railway employees adjourne,
after session last night TO take action OF
new offer from company at meeting at
| o'clock this morning,
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EXTRACTION TO BE Fo,,our
Richardson ard Mason Do No, w..
Go tc Mexico want 10

FL Paso, Texas, December s..,
~ inc insurance swindle case arc o co..Ius
IN punches Yesterday sheriN ro.1
NoDuesIer y, Y, arrived and asked ,ar ~
surrender OF Hubert and NItcban liz a
t,'ehardson and Mason on lndlctr' a',,s
[@arslns them With perjury aud br,berv T., =
sis UTrH g Tqqilty' New York Today the as
celyed instructions from IN. attorney re
bn yet a. " WASHINGTON Tor him NJ 6oi aepa9ri
Inc proe sScafl 'q "a Pr s Harlsa pena-
m9m by Mexico ON charge N ~ nuS9 OF the
Cbjbobb5anrs' marie who was brought u b STs fran,
arrested ana = witness Tor the state was
sr, ,Sns stanley new detectivs NV, Sfbehihns
as to the gu pd 5se scene made the sidavit
| 1hlhuahua. The New Yort tNHo men In
MS s2iSo 'he men eHtradited and t t1InPany
AMI work T ns accused will resist extrsSit6r
10 Rochester ora to be sent bach
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
COMMERCIAL.

The grain pit wns feaurclcss owing,
chiefly To To poor wire service.
The small spectators tried to put stocks
up. hut the advance met realizing sales
and declined,
The South American demand for gold
feared by tho Bank OF Enelnnd, has hecn
diverted to New York and ycarcnd money
stringency seems Inevitable.
The government ststlstlciun estimates
the years actual growth OF cotton at 40,
4lT,oOo bales, and an average uct weight
Of 1907 pounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
SAN ANTONIO INVADED

BY the Tobacco Trust and the Fiaht
Has Begun.
San Antonio. Texas, December 3 The
cigar and tobacco trust has Invaded san
Antonio and has secured leases ON three
Of the best locations In the city for their
cigar business and viii have the three
establishments in operation by January /.
In securing these leases the trust purchased
the stock Of goods I'm them outright.
A cut in cigars was made IN the city 70.
day. ten cigars OF n popular Scent brand
heing sold for quarter The cigar trade
here Is demornliEcd ana tonight local deal
crs met aud formed an association and II
| Is said it will affiliate With the Cigar Deal
/ ers' Association OF America.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
To Prove What SwampROO the Great Kidney Kennedy VIII 10
for YOU Every Reader of The Houston Daily Post May Have
Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible for more sickness
and suffering than any therefore when through neg
kidney trouble is permitted to continue aa
Its follow
Your organs may attenonbut your kidneys most
because they do most and need attention first
II YOU are sick badly" begin taking Dr. Ktmers
SampRoot the great kidney bladder remedy because
as your kidneys we'll they will help all the other organs
to health A trial viii convince anyone.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
TWO MEN KILLED

And Others Injured in Collision on the
Cincinnati Southern,
Chattanooga, Tenn, December 3-lu a
collision on the Cincinnati southern rail
read at Sunhncht, Tenn, this morning
about O'Clock, the fast passenger train
frum Cincinnati to Chattanooga was de
rallied aud ave coaches were burned TWO
len were Killed, negro tramp fatally, and
g gbr men seriously injured
The dead:
FRANK ELLIOTT fireman, OF Chatta'
uooga
RICHARD HELM, express messenger
CuyinCtou, ny.
he fatally Injured:
Fred Matthias colored Madison, Ga.
Seriously injured;
John T. Easson, chief mail clerk, Damn
yilc Ky; compound fracture Of leg auC
| large sHshes In head
NJ C. Cadet. mail clerk Somerset, Ky,
log and arm broken and face badly cut
w. w. Smith. mail clerk Hartman
hack twisted, cut and bruised
| j W. Fowler, engineer Chattanooga
| Frank Conuors, engineer, Somerset, KY.
/ badly scaldcd and cut on head
! owen CAurd, hrcman, Somerset, Ky; arm
dislocnted aud head cut and bruised
!. v Taylor, baggaecmaster, Chatta
nooea; right shoulder dlslocBtcd,
! No passengers were injured
! In making siding NJ Sunhrisht 10 ALLOW
the fast passenger train to pass. a freigh
| train colllded with a string OF cars n
the side track and set them I'm motion
one 81 the cars, loaded with heavy machm
! cry, ran down the siding jumped IN
switch and stopped with half It's lengt
across the main track The passenge
train. running at a high rate az speed an
drawn by two locomotives, crashed int
the obstruction The two engines wer
demolished aud seven coaches were dc
I rallied, The coaches caught IRE. The mai
express and baggage cars and two ia
coaches we're destroyed Helm and Elio,
were caught under the mass OF wreckag
and burned "a death.
The engineers Of both engines. ave othe
members OF tho train crew and Mhthai
were the injured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
CONGRESS.

The house passed the hill appropriating
$4,000 for the strike commissions eI-
penses.
Griffith offered an amendment 20 pay
the expenses Of Jobu Mitchell. Voted
down.
Morris Sheppard was given an import
ant committee appointment.
Gaines (TennO offered an Amendment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
WASHINGTON

Morgan and his sssoclte trust maguates
have established a formidable lobby at
Washington.
Secretary Hay fas resumed negotiations
for canal treaty and may secure 1t before
Christmas.
The health conference ut MUGS.
The Catholic order OK Faresters hpv.
chamlioced the cause Il the Philipri ,c
.riors
Three supreme 'ourt decisions suspended
Payuc's policy Of postal reform
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
BREWER NlooLAus ACQUITTED
At Least One Defendant Escapes ~
Clutches. IL

st. Louis. Mo, December 0'-n si-,sr
laus. the millionaire brewer anu .,,s,.rI,
~ the Suburban street Raila tbs esss'
who was on trial today on W nasigi
bribery In connection WIN .ae s5sntiI 20
tbe Suburban bill IN the el..y.nctiors ~
oconitted tonight under lns' M issssii.
Jrdg. RYAN who sustained 'a VA o,asaal
demurrer ia the States ease "a rsitisa
ttet n verdict ~ not gulLg NJ I'll
After the state had lagog.larM tt,i X
artorneys for the defense 9l.esaS,YSsled.s q
Sfote had failed 10 Snow MA fisss y
tent nv the witnesses .wh9 az Tag 4
Stand arninst the defenlah mi I'D
s slrtod tbnt the state had I np' Il e 2
strong enough case to Wsii''
| jury vIv IN arguing ~
the demurrer, held that ne,sjgs Mo-
/ cIear case OF bribery asaa. have VT
Sontending that he would lnnoceving tbYst,,
rntos cor S135. coo without s sasS vas q
use the money thus oo'a'u'f +
put, ..rrced his decilits ~
,nediatelv upon the compiL,s,rv 70 acaai' Z
u,ents and ordered the, Az
defendant, which was d'pe'
Only p1NINe G .aA,lh4HFN y
TaRouGH TEXAS By So
! CIFIC. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
REPUBLICANS FAILED TO MEET.
About Ten Of Them Assembled on Dallas
LIMIT atLnr,

About Ten Of Them Assembled on Dallas
Invitation.
Dallas. Texas, December s.-The State
conference Of republicans called to be held
in Dallas today TO devise a harmony plan
Tor tile porty leaders, was practically a
failure. Not to exceed ten delegates from
ont II town put in an appearance. An ex-
ecutive session was held In a private Office,
hut what was said or done was not given
10 the press, II is learned that some sort
or al address is 10 We issued and another
meeting called, noticeable feature II the
meeting was that not a pronounced sup
porter Of State Chairman Lyon or United
states Marshal Green Of the Northern dis
trict was In IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
dyspepsia

What's the use of good cook II
there's bad stomach Ia stomach
too weak properly to digest what
Is taken into ita
The owner Of such a stomach
experiences distress after eating,
nausea between meals, and is
troubled With belching and fits OF
nervous headache he's dyspeptic
and miserable.
II havs been troubled with dyspepsia
ana have suffered almost everything
have tried many different remedies. but
could xet no relief until began takinf
Hoods sarsaparillA. After the use OF thi:
medicine could eat without distress, Anc
today I am AZ we'll as ever. but ! always
keen Hood's Sarsaparllla on hand" MRS
J. x. cKowELL, Canaloharie. N. y
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pIeeharaed from oustodY.

Corsicana, Texas. December =. The no
lice officer who was arrested Monday on
suspicion Of the murder OF ~ 5. farrell.
had an examining trial yesterday evening
before Justice Nash aud was discharged
from custody.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
ALlTTLE CHILD MURDERED.

Horribly Beaten and Threwn Into the
Rain to Drown.
Paris, Texas, December IA negro has
been arrested charged with the murder Of
his a-year'old child. Monday night. it Is ~.
i.sssed he administered to 1t q h 4atinc. using
kicked II out doors In the rain M MN
lng. the child was found In a bravch a sbo +
DIST nee away, dead. 1t had fallen in Ind
arowred. When found both arms we ' 9
body. The inquest shows that a few doys
ago the fellow set the child on a hot stove
ann he'd It there until II was peariy
!. 70 a crisp before Its cries brought
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
RAILROADS.

The Link Line has been purchased by the
Katy.
The Southern Pacific denies that Houston
IS to be abandoned in favor Of Galveston
II is said that the Katy win extend IT'S
Trinity line TO Hillsboro, a distance Of l25
miles.
Rock Island officials have been AZ Cor
slcana and arranged for depot grounds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
Small Mreok A Waelder.

San Antonio. Texas, December An
easthound freight train on the Southern
Pacific went through bridge near Wa, ldcr
at A. o'clock today and the engine ard
seven cars we're complete wreck Conduc.
tor lack Fegan aud brakeman r ! Wood
were Injured. but not fatally.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
CAUSED ny GAS

CAUSED 81 LAS.
Following the explosion the ship sagGcd
In the ccutcr, showing that she had broken
In two. Ia the Office Of the iron works,
twenty feet away, every window was shat
tered and dying glass cut the faces and
hands of many OF the officials and clerks
As they rushed out into the open, surviv.
ors, who were able to help themselves,
were leaping from the ship. A great crowd
OF mechanics came running out Of the
works. soon these men set 10 work with
d Will 20 rescue men from the burning yes
I sell A stream Of burning oil, running from
/ the tanks. spread out until the shin lay ON
| waves OF gre The flames crcpt under the
! wharf and soon the timbers were blazing.
/ adding To- the difficulty Of the work OF
rescue. The ship was built of steel. Tue
ere was nearly all below deck There
were four oil tanks, containing about 400
barrels Of oil IN all. and despite the ct
forts 81 the FIRE department. this continued
to burn hcrcely for hours after The eXplo
sion. Numerous minor explosions occurred
40 short intervals but the injury and los:
OF lie were 3ue t. the iirst.
The loss to the Fulton COMPANY by the
wrccHug OF the building and the burnln.
Of the wharf win exceed 10000
IL rs estimated the ProgrcSso was WORT
about S17d.0Oo The explosion shook al
the buildings At TIarhor View and the shocl
was felt a mile away. Windows wcr
broken several blocks from the scene
James w. Spivrs Jr, general manage
{ the explosion was due 90 the oil and NO
10 the bursting " the boiler, This thcor
ls that gus generated Ia one Of the OF
tanks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04

Following data for the month Of Novem-
Der was prepared by Edward II. Bowie
section director Tor this district.
Atmospheric pressure lreducc6 20 sea
level, inches and hunar, dfhs Mean % ga
highest 502l date 2IJh, lowest 1850, date
cath.
Temperature II ghost ~. date 10th; To-"
est AZ date 9TH: greatest daily range 49,
date 10th least daily range 9, date ith.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
IN BOWLING CIRCLES.
A Contest Has Been Arranged Ior the
hamblen Medal

The alleys Of the Magnolia Bowling eluO
on the Harrisburg road have been dressed
down and leyellrd aud are now IN nrst-class
conditIon The first roll on the improved
llIels viii be for the HAmhlen gold medal
next Sunday Afternoon.
Manager I. A Jones has donated a bowl
inc hail ana har 10 the player who makes
thu SECOND highest score. Mr., Jones has
also offered an elegant punch bowl te thos'
members OF the Magnolia club who make
tho best scores on the second ana tourtr
Sundays Of December and January