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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-07

RASTED--Person 70 call on retail trade
farritcry; salary sia 10 paid weekly and
expense money advanced; previous eX-
pcrlcnce unnecessary; business success
ful inclose self-addressed envelope
cnFo.
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WANTED. Everywhere hustiers 70 ct
sig s. distribute circulars. sampl 3, etc F.;
no nvBsslng; good pny. Su Adycrtis-
ing Bureau, Chicago.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Furuiture Of a twelyerooin
house within two blocks Of Rice hotel a
bargain; house rents for $50 per month.
Pye & l}olfrass, Kiom building. s
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AGENTs-S75 monthly to one person each
uelghborhood; work Is hard, but money
sure. Forshee Manufacturing Co., b. 32J,
Cincinnati, Ohio
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siVE ES-iI,atcrs SIT5. 81, $40 ~ *
COOK stoves So, So 81 IS 10 1880: gaso.
me stoves ~ s., $3.50 Wrjghf &
Coombs, IA Milan. '''sH'
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FOR sALE-At big bargain two Hutchins
house billiard and one pool tahles' no
reasonable offer refused. South Texas
Grain Co., Houston ia
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AN ENERGETIC MAN with good business
qualifications Can secure managerial posi-
tion with Wisconsin corporation capital
lzcd for 100000; must come well recon-
ncnded aud be able to take stock In COM
puny during term OF engagement, from
$500 to $4,000; same 20 be taken UP ut
expiration OF agreement. This company
is composed OF the representative husi-
rcss men Of Milwaukee; salary $500 and
liberal commission. Address John Bulge,
secretary, Wells building. Milwaukee.
M!E
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CIVIL SERVICE government positions;
l4.as3 appointments this year. this Is
46g2 more than last year; excellent OBJ
portunitles for young people; catalogue Of
Information free. Columbian Correspond
ence College Washington D. c.
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mn NpIE men everywhere 20 distribute
a riirs sampies ard fdVertisi0e m tier.
good q ~: no G nv ssing. c operative -.
vert sing Co New Na K
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$40 DAILY--AIodern Agents tells how, 32
pages. &c. lG5lla Monadnock. Chicago.
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AGENTS WANTED.

EUREKA Beaumont crnde % burner for
heating stoves price S. send for sample,
r. y. JevOns gOT Mgin street.
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MANTED-Clgar saIesmcp; experience I'M
nee IS ~: CORD pay u. Manuel Com
p6ny, station ~ New York,
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without requiring inve trcnt Of the sales
u !. ,,oN1 ! ias,ncn ,yiIi grS tS,s tTn,r an.
po,tuuity, FOR further u PARTICULARS adj
dress n. X Nlcol locb box 600 Cnicng,.
III
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YOUNG MAN.-The demand for telegraph
operators is unprecedented; why not learn
telegrAphy and engage Ia the railway tele
graph servlceI Write for our prospect ~
which explains how we VIII thoroughly
qualify you, start you to work or refund
the amount OF your tuition we must have
more young men 10 Ill the appli cations
for operators. Dallas Telegraph College.
Dallas, Texas,
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GOVERNMENT PosITIoNs-Mor than
1900 appointments mnde last year;
chances better Tor 1909 hundreds whom
we prepared have hoeu appointed; cir.
cuar is6 giving tull partcul r. as 70 pp-
9itlaus sal rles, Ctc., sent free Address
y tionel Correspondence Institute, Wash.
iur on. D &.
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wANTEp-Traveliug s7lesmen 20 sell white
lead; active, wide-Hwake men now with
~ are mixing 900 10 800 weekly eom'
mlBsi ms; coed specially or side line, eg
peel lily for hardware and drug lcsmeu /.
superior Inducements 20 dealers and large
commissions paid 30 obtain go q sales
men; no experience necess Try: no eIpp SO
money advanced. Address n, T. Weir
white Lead Co, St Louis No.
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wENTED-one agent ID to=as outside
HolGt TO per cent p-out; sells az
sight write duick; samples free, say
man. St Louis No.
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FOR SALF-W sell the furnishings Of a
seveu.roOm house. with twelve regular
boardcrs. on account Of III health. Al
nrnss 9Hll this Office.
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LARGE ROOM, good 'A0s
Texas avenue. -.-,---------------' !. >
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BOARD AND Ro0f1r,ilg: ao1.r:
hoard with private = fsplid i'D
olose In. Apply 1'l- ~ -
nhOne 1851. rell
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lost. srRAYEU OR eT0LEN Tom oHt
camps near China. Texas. about one
week sgo. one blacx uare mule l5ll
hands high. about 10 years old $40 re
ward offered for her return. Brook
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Rooms FIRST class e 8jss Hr.a
three blocks from
Walker. -, ,',jr r.
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WANTED -EyeryWhere. husilers 10 tack
sans, distribute circulars, sampl 5, etc;
no canyassing; good pay. sun AdYertls-
Ing BgreAu. Chicago.
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aWWIclmIs- rs We WNV0 DO COIINgW m
Texas; do not be deceived by hve-ceut
shops With similar names; the advantages
can not be had I'm the smaller cities.
write Moler Bsrber College New Orle MS.
Ln, or 81, Louis, No, y
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--one lunch wagon ~
gress avenue. Also one russ ~ =
buggy. sV VI
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ter than oil, for stationary boil re-; write
for prices. c. Hanson. ROckdale Texas;
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FOR sALE-Amberg letter Ale 75-drawer
walnut imperial practically new Al,
dress 900 this office. 10
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AGENTS wANTED-Ou statesmen make
$40 daily; Crayon portraits 4oc. family
records &c, pictures and frames wholesale;
catalogue free. Frank ". Williams ~
Co., department s., Chicago.
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AGENTS $50 TO $50 weekly easily made
we prove this; luminous mime plates
numbers, signs readable darkest nights
wood. M Z
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LARGE south front - F0 S1art. ~
good board az S l.l.,r-.---;, r,stE,.
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young Man 20 rrhvel--S60 month and eN
penseS; exp rieuce unnecessary; send ref
or noes. williams Co. Chamber Com,
Detroit Mich z
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PRIVATE FAMILY .lh.i,no asi 0osta'.i
room. With o. ~. tss 80
reference. Address - ~
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IRON FENCE good condltlo1. n =
cheap. lsl6 Chartres street ~ q
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Inch frames lOc: family records &c: send
for catalogue. Keiser Art Co., Chicago.
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EDLE capitalfinds the channel Of
4 trade through Post Want Ads
HELP WANTED.

W1NTED-Yonng man to drive delivery
= wagon: must be thoroughly acquainted
with the city. Acme Cleaning Club, OEi1
Main street
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ROOMS With board ARIA; isi5 -
or bohemian preleL.I----e-.-;---:-S-- ~ !.
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GO TO KoPF'S, l0i4 PrSIrls- ,,..-.--..
pictures and picture francs ~
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When She Screamed.

When She Screamed.
Judge
She ventured in the briny deep
llttlR while ago,
And yelled for murder, rre, policel
A crab had pinched her toe.
And Though az that unconscious time
Her screams were plainly heard,
Yet when q lobster squeezed her wGlat
kAs 6iAnr GAI . yer4
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WANTED--Young men TO study hookkeep.
lug, viii make frst-class bookkeeper Z
you In six weeks for So or refund moneV +.
posltions. too perhaps can place YOU
Save this and write Geo W Bradley.
2iI0 Avenue I, Galveston. Texas Z
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GO TO Weights Flower Garden with
few dollars and beautify your yards, gal.
leries and halls IT
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GOOD D0ARD-llglIl2- go. I'd u
NICELY furnlshee,l, i Tcxsk I 49,
table board. l4ls ls-5 Eps
ROOM AND BoARp. .ss 2. I'd ~;
man aud couples E.-.-.--- ,Sres ~
R0oMs AND BOARD, ,ss
Rec hotsL Cos ca'0i
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EN0ST WANT ADS ARR
Il numerous because they pay
LosT. FOUND. STOLEN.

LOsT-A crown shape pearl min on ltusk
avenue between Crawford and Bryan hhli.
Reward 81 returned 70 1907 Rdsk ave.
nue.,
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HlS1LERS WANTED-The lrternstlonIl
Loan and Trust COMP oncrs Yery
attractive proposition 70 agents. hua lrrs
only need apply; good money for good
men. International Loan and Trust con,
pnay. Box 66T, Orange. Texas a.
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LOST STRAYED OR sroBEN-one sor.
rel Norman horse about u hands high,
both left feet white. small star IN fore
head, no brands. hv Jcll'rs reward II
returned to J. W. Smith, 1922 Mol.sol-
ory Ave
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WOOD! WoODl WO0iJ-R-s5; = :.
stove. W. t. Weeder. goo Bcsss = y
nue.; old phone 1911. Z
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no LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS-THE
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COM
NESS. IL you ARE NOT SATISFIED
WITH YOUR PRESENT CONTRACT,
WE HAVE SOMETHING THAT WILL
INTEREST YOU. WE WANT MEN or
INTEGRITY AND ABILITY PRO
DUCERS NAME REFERENCES, A. A,
GREEN, JR, MANAGER FOR TEXAS,
INDIAN AND OKLAHOMA TERRIFIC
RIES. SC0LLARD BUILDING, pAlr
LAS TWAS 1o3l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-14


The onion is undoubtedly a whole
some article Of food in fact has many
medicinal qualities OF value but it
would be difficult to find more in
digestible article than fried onions,
and TO many people they are simply
poison, but the onion does not stand
alone in this respect. Any article OF
food that is not thoroughly digested
becomes a source Of disease and dis
comfort whether it be friend onions
or beef steak
The reason why any wholesome
food is not promptly digested is be-
cause the stomach lacks some i'm
portant element of digestion. some
stomach lacks peptone, others are
deficient in gastric juice, stil others
lack hydrochloric acid
The one thing necessary TO do in
any case of poor digestion is TO sup.
ply those elements Of digestion
which the stomach lacks, and nothing
does this so thoroughly and safely as
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
DR.. Richardson in writing a thesis
on treatment Of dyspepsia and indi-
gestion, closes his remarks by saying.
for those suffering from acid dy5-
peps!a, shown by sour, watery risings,
or tor iatulent dyspepsia shown by
gas on stomach, causing heart trouble
and difficult breathing, as well as for
all other forms Of stomach trouble,
the safest treatment is to take one
or two Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
after each meal I advise them be
cause they contain no harmful drugs,
but are composed of valuable diges
tives, which act promptly upon the
food eaten. never knew a case of
Indigestion or even chronic dyspepsia
which Stuart's Tablets would not
reach"
/ Cheap cathaitic medicines claiming
to cure dyspepsia and indigestion can
have no effect whatever in actively
digesting the food and to call any
cathartic medicine a cure for indiges-
tion is a misnomer
Every druggist in the United States
and Canada sells Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, and they are not only the
safe and most successful but the
most scientific of any treatment for
indigestion and stomach troubles.
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FRIED ONIONS.
Indirectly Caused tAe Death Of the
Worlds Greatest General.

1t is a matter OF history that Ma
poleon was a gormand, an inordinate
lover Of the good things Of the table
and history further records that his
favorite dish was fried onions; his
death from ceucer of stomach IL is
claimed also. was probably caused
from his excessive indulgence Of this
fondness for the odorous vegetable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-14

Mr.. Wheeler Got Rid Of His Rheuma-
tlsms
During the winter Of 1898 / was 50
lame in my joints. in fact all over my
body that could hardy hobble
around, when ! bought a bottle OF
IChamberlain's Pain Balm From the
first application began to get well,
and was cured and have worked
steadily all the year. Wheeler.
Northwood, n. Y.
For sale by c. r. Renfro. druggist
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Guthrie lost the Cattlemen's con.
vention for next year through indif
ference and procrastination. Okla
homa City had her hustlng delegates
were al Wichita IN good season and
naturally grabbed the plum.
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Lilies Drug Store
VICTOR BLOCK
The - York RaIaaln s.ore

Headquarters for mems ana boy
clothing and furnishing goods via
have a special ale. beginning Feb a.
OF underwear and top shirts-everf
thing In these lines going at half prio
IS White proprietor M s. Second 8,
-2-131
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Genuine Rocky Mountain Tea made
by the Madison Medicine Co., is made
Of rare and costly herbs not found in
any other preparation, therefore get
the kind you read about 80 cts
Ask yMr druggist
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A Legacy Of the Grip

Is often a run down system. Weak
ness, nervousness lack OF appetite
energy and ambition. with disordered
liver and kidneys often follow an al
tick Of this wretched disease. The
greatest need then is Electric Bitters
the splendid tonic blood purifier ano
regulator OF stomach Liver and Kid
neys Thousands have proved that
they wonderfully strengthen the
nerves, build up the system and re-
store to health and good spirits after
an attack Of Grip II suffering. try
them Only zoe. Perfect satisfaction
guaranteed by A y Cray
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PERSONAL MENTION.

julie Cross and c. p wickmiller re-
turned to Kinghsher tc day. rhey
have been attending the Masonic gath
ering
ExMayor James Gordon. Of ponca
city, is in Guthrie
Judge c. A. Morris returned to Per
Try this morning.
George Kersey. of Lebanon Ind, is
vi itiAg his cousin. Mrs. w B. Herod.
Mesdames J. M. Woods, S. c. Jen
sen and l. c. Montgomery are here
from ElReno to attend the meeting
of the Eastern Star
Mrs. Lucy e. Carroll and Mrs VIII
liam holland are over from Hennessey
Miss Mary C. Lee, Of Enid is visit
Ing in the city
j. w Prston, is over from Kinghsher
/ c. S. williams is over from Enid.
George NJ. Dlgney and Mesdames H.
H. Gilpin and H c. Graves, Of Bill
Ilings. o. T., are in the city.
Senator j. P Woolsey, Of Perry is
Guthrie visitor
IA. J. Barnes t. over from saltwater
Mrs E B. Scott and Mrs NJ A..
Ishaner Of Ponca City, aus visitors in
the city
F.F. Smith and Chas c. Alling are
down from Perry on a business trip.
r. a. Thompson and o L. levitt are
over from Coyle today.
c. b. Baker is a Ponca City visitor
in Guthrie today.
Mrs. S. ~ Hopkins came up this
morning from Edmond to attend the
Valentine breakfast given by MS. A.
c. Hixon
Miss Harriet Jessup, Of Edmond
will come up tonight to spend Sunday
with Mrs c. c. Kneisley.
Paul Foster is doing society in
Wichita for a few days.
Frank Lucas, secretary of the Com.
mercial club, returned today from
Wichita. Ex-Governor Barnes was un.
able to go owing to business matters.
Governor and Mrs. T. B. Ferguson
returned this morning from Lawton
where they attended the Lincoln Day
celebration
Mrs. j. j. Houston went up to Per
ry today to attend a reception given in
honor of Mrs. A. R. Museller Judge
and Mrs. Musener will move from Per.
~ to Alya.
Miss Jessie Paine returned today
from Wichita where she has been Wis.
iting.
Adolph Loeb is owe. from Kinghsher.
p. W. Crouch of Blackwell, is in the
city
John j. Hopes, Of the Choctaw
road, is registered at the Hotel Royal
V. c. welch, Of the Perry Enterprise
Times, is in the city today
Mrs. DIR. NJ. E. Stryl1er is here from
lLawton.
Mrs. NJ. Melvin, of ottawa, Kan, is
Visiting friends in Guthrie.
Miss Ida NJ Lewis is here from Tee
umseh.
Prof. John Field is over from Still
water to attend the meeting of the
horticultural society.
T. A. Blaise and wife, Mesdames B
ID. Shear, n Washbune, c. P. Wal
.ker, c. A. Heaton, c. b. Shelley James
Geary, D. X. Norris and Miss Mary Nc
Clure, compose party Of Oklahoma
CITY people who are up to attend the
grand chapter Of the Eastern Star
Mesdames w. r. Ferguson, s. w
Hutchin and c. A. Selenecher are here
from Lexington
Mesdames ]. J Evans, Ida Missmar
and John Brogan are in the city from
Stroud
F. d. Northup and w w Abererom
bic, Of Saltwater are Guthrie visitors
George L. Bowman is here from
Kingfsher
John H. McQuerry Of Shawnee, il
a business visitor in the city.
Mesdames ]. b. Dudley Bishop ant
Miss Wallace, are here from Norman
George A. Masters is down from
Perry.
Paul Foster is in Kansas City.
W. j. Horsefall viii spend two
months in Arizona.
The Choctaw will want so men next
week to work on grades.
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The average age OF men and $50
men has been increased 80 per cent
during the last decade People have
been taking Rocsy Mouniaia Tea
A life pre5erver
Ask your druggist
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wANTs-Too LATE TO CLASSIFY

Dr. W a. Gum has rented the resi-
dence No 6OS East Harrison Ave Of
Mrs Mary r Hart for one year 4-l6
have two lots in a Chicago ILL.,
suburb / want 20 trade for lots in
Guthrie
{. L. Brown, Navino, o. T. IA ?
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CURES ~
COUGHS

Lilies Pharmacy prepares
the white Pine Cough
Syrup" that does wonders
for peonle afflicted willis
coughs 1t is composed al
soothing remedies, and re
lieves the irritated mem
braues Of the throat and re-
moves the soreness from thc
the lungs IL does BOl
stupefy- -itcures1 We know
all about. because we make
it and have sold it for years
When you use it you will be
Heve in il as we do. Ara
your lungs worth % cents
That's all our White Pine
Cough Syrup costs.
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For Abstracts see
II d Hagan
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

The relation between certain mosquitoes and ma
larial fevers is now well established that the
intelligent treatment OF the disease involves meas
ures for the destruction of the intermediate or
mosquito host. There localities in New-Jersey
where malaria is prevalent annually. and where
otherwise favorably located properties stand idle
because of the unhealthy conditions. 1t is part of
the general plan TO investigate such localities
thoroughly. 10 discover the breeding plaaDs of the
anopheles mosquitoes and to suggest TO the local
boards of health and other authorities the best
methods of destroying them permanently. II our
conclusions concerning the malarial organism are
correct it ought TO be possible TO produce radical
improvement In the public health in very short
period of years. The scientific side Of the problem
will not be ignored, and studies of conditions in
non-malarial districts will be made to determine. IL
possible, why the specific mosquitoes are more
effective as carriers in place than in another.
The second interest does not directly affect
public health. but does affect public comfort and
very materially affects property values. Miles OF
excellent beach property are unoccupied because
of the mosquito pest. Thousands Of visitors go to
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

Norton's Point have responded nobly to the fer
tilizers and verify the desert has bossomed
On the north shore at Timer Park, the Royal
Arcanum Outing Club house and grounds are be-
3ng put into shape for the summer opening
Memorial Day. The beach is almost covered with
boats undergoing all sorts of repairs and an effort
1c subdue the rank growth on the grounds is being
put forth. AT the Royal Arcanum Shore Club just
the Timer Park side OF the Bensonhurst lne
the entire area OF the grounds is devoted TO the
painting and repairing of all of small pleasure
on May 80 the members will md everything
icharming as ohe somewhat limited space will
The house Of the New-York Canoe Club, at Ben
was IN the tst on a se pay pay 70 @ go oe nennan
bare flying gayiy from the stan. The opening was
marked actvity even e sihoe Every berth in the
of boats Of ali Glasses already in the water The
Dig cherry tree that shades the house Is white
The clubhouse cafe and boathouse of the Brook
r yacht GI as at are RE unaer %
Lease Of the premises has only one more year TO
assured The spacious grounds are as inviting as
them wtbut fe anG new SnPps b Sars can @ make
bers feel ought 10 be erected The manager
the ne lawn and beaufS eT6ve ans ns 9s' has the be
o9sk @ m snS esd 9osfh9gse f in fine condition The house
me new boath0use OF the Nautilus Boat Club
ready for The OF this club To@ BaS
& &hiage last night s seems to have pleased the mem
as result OF its pride in the change a credit
sion May 30.
The little summer city OF cosey cottages and COM
Portable payiions and playhouses of the Children's
Aid Society at Bath Beach is being improved by the
erection OF another attractive two-story cottage.
beautiful shade trees which cover much of the ex-
tenSiye tract charming already. and by June Is
when a thousand children a week viii begin enjoy
Ing their privileges, II viii be difficult indeed for
even that throng Kill the grass by trampling IL
AT the Marine and Field Club. the foot of Bay
nhirteenth-st Bath Beach, a large force Of paint
Yrs is busily employed in coating the three princi
"a buildings with Venetian red and trimming them
With olive green. The effect is by no means
uacttve since the rich sWard and abundant foliage
enoId pretty contrast. The bluestone walks and
kf5ves look particularly pretty in the setting OF
seiof thus provided The work of the painters and
kzaoeners Is far enough advanced to permit the
ks'enIns y any time the members may elect but IL
sonr,, ple tnat the clubhouse will not so into