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PLAYERS Protective association "a Meet In
Jhts Stu.

CtyVrt.Sr, July = Owing 10 tho many
important questions that need the serious
attention Of the hall players. I y. pslV.
p,.sihcnt ~ tho rlaVcrs' Protective A~so-
cation. TO-DAY iS~us-i n call To all members
oi that organization for the regular meeting
To 10 heli a, ~, S,'N'"N'ht nnn-" Nv
Of tho sixteen club of the National and
American lea rue> Will he In the last
Aside from the questions relating 20 the
two ms or leagues and "a" relation 81 the bali
pla,rrS 10 them, there J. sur" 10 b. a butter
Heb, AZ this meeting. ~ batter u not more
20 thar developed last wear. The struggle
will be- between ~" faction fsithtul To the
National LEAGUE and the PLAYERS who dc
serted tho older ORGANIZATION Tor the avert
can FNi-tinr relations hgt ws"n the National
and American LEAGUES Viii l- discussed and
the prolah lc result 10 the hall UlsN"' Com
,T,,t tuuplne l. another hard uuvaiton
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At 1T. Louis.

NJ iouts. July v -Saive. $ ~ ! shot toot .he
feature race Al n>lmaf this afternoon, deieauhs
l-V-y. the even money fAvorii". ~ q nose
Yttst pac,- T,yr 'rr0nrs- Nimhle HA -
NhominickI. 10 ~ / won, hatrV IfN'ih 10. ,l.a",
= to / srconi Harold Parker 100 tauhuet"''
Q ~ I. thiri Time. 100 49, a..
Necnud Rae. fuflons' tou. Wsrn,t I'
n slShI. - TO 1. won. Satshel 70 Slhteo",
third Tine. To go.
Third RAcr-Sit tufiongs-Sr tnrsfopher ~
sectn nj Ncnfy. iTi O'Nriu. 20 l ihird Time
lio', 49,.
won DeNey. iOi SIN gleton'. even, >econd rts"ef
Schorr. v. O'tonnor, ITO .'hlti I1me -
ii7 lpouinicsn. s to I. won Pour les .lovrt W.
tFAuutiefuyl 10 I second. Lunar. III u'se
- 20 > third. Nmr lGa
sixth iAce one mile and an eishth y
nAl-s. in7 t%lia,'ist-l. a 20 l. won, rederAIst Ioi
fSruly. : TO ! SECOND. rc.ful. lie II. NAshl,
s 81 :, third. Tfme is
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~ rot WANT 10 p,Y

~ rot WANT III NY
\ CARR AGl Of Abl .''Ir Nha'rN. pf 'hc b~t
workmanship. material md 'u.>h auI 1AndNnmest
design. and q . want Co pas a long price, or
HaHNfN~. v tlp. ulNb or tNnkNf GOODS
or barr H. lu s~rpul ua0' carr ayes Cal On
JOHN MOORt A 90, ~ wiHRs 81,
seen
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LISTER REIFF GErS 4 LICENSE.
John 4. Drake Engage Him to Ride and
Assist In Training.

crrc,oo. July s-I-~t~r ReiN. 'hs rider
who made a fortune riding IN England. has
been engaged ~ John 4 Ursk" '" s"rv"
n 'ocgev and trainer The deal between
Drak. and the -oiei rider vss made several
DAYS 40 hut hin gel on the granttng ot liC"n-
- 70 EciN Wv a." Western Jockey club,
which Nor~ ~ ,n',-t YESTERDAY H. 'he csnacity
oftrain-r ReiN vii act a. an s~sl-t1ntt 10 troch
Ni.hard. who nov has charg" Of m" Drake
Nor-a- Drake said that "" Intended 10
increase the si1r % hi- -tshi" and that, h"
cNpect- ~ keep 80 MANY 'horourhlT"i~ 'ha'
for brake R.ir VII RIDE ONLY ~ the htTh
weights and Iuclrr lNuc viii b" retained
20 'pko the uouu'- On 'l' UgffWeiChf"l
lor.c- Mr. prpk" viii Toxic ahout half 81
li. s'r'nE - saratoga after 81" Washington
Park meeting
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uo~,,i.r, .IuIN The members NJ the
Nan,cl.t, ,,oif club play~d IN the finals to
ia" m Tho tail foursom-- Of May ~
and .inIN /, In the fonsr j : Aborn, and
AT Allen boat Paul Harrison and "
,olr,an hy IN aud = 80 70, and IN the latter
ia a., Freeman aud ! " StsatS heat Harold
WUcoN and " " lhay"r nv ! up' IN twenty
one kol.~
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II. uo,,.toNn . won from ~ faul-
schnoi 81 r,nr,rd ~ Norri-tosn on Monday
hy a srorc ~ /: 10 e, - follow
uortts,oun 3 e " NTH. : isy.r..ai fr"-
leimShit. - " Ef,lne ' lh"r'a> " \ h"'1'eN'
O Total. - p.wu.. 80,
Ten. O PaImendge. q Mo'dea. " N'hArnc1' .
Total d
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III. powrlton Golf club team - nov the
o,iy ~. Iu the hudson RiNr Golf League
~, re an uuheairn record. hut u has still
,o,, ,n.,,Irs 10 pl,N. while nearly all NJ
lbs other teams have only a match or two to
niay to comrlci" thor schedules The result
III Tic roNcliou~ last match. played AT NNack
on SaturdtN. was ss follows:
rov,i,,n tAweS : Taylor. o; Gilman MANY.
a ios,nn thaivlck. ". 5 " Hilton. a 8 ".
'N%s@ ,b,tl-s Rnndy. q = -, Hard, q n ".
u,,tnn L Nhu,. a Tred stewart. .. Total. O.
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IpOs.s. RIRDs. AZ

BOSTuN T,ruet purpir> p'r.ri hy BOSTON !;
i2ai
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trttket.

Tho King County and Livingston cricket
teams arc getting ahead OF the other club,
ert tered for the championship Of the Metro
poiitsn ptStrit cricket LEAGUE N tho matter
Of games played. III" match between tn"
two club. Yesterday almost resulted In a
draw owing TO rain, hut the hard hitting Of
NJ. X Cobb e~yeptuslly won the game for
~lIyiug-ton. The score.
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..,,s ,,r. Ta,ior u Nome.

Major Taylor. "a" "ip-r' colof~d RIDER
.,d -, arrived here Yesterday on IN"
49,, Mnb.lu der CROSSE lie left last
nisn, for rtt.hufs and VII ride on N"
No . circut in '0i- country thls -uintnrt
n, l,, h, h,so ,brnsd about four n,"n'h-
go b.1 /. N,ry su,tysriul ttlp tie won
ihtjtv-eishi faces out Of nitS,,hr"e %s,atis.
riding IN G.rmlnN. Nol. .ni h.lslum I,.Il:
in,rr,s, IN cycle Isclns N k1rop~
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A. Springfield Sprn sneld. 10 Waterbury, ,.
A. Hartford .New london, : Hartford. I
A., nridecFur-NptNich nrdferort. D
~ Mcriden Yes Maven, : N'rdrn,
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NM roRk, /; CHICAGo O -riRsT GAME
CHiCAGo. July = Chicago and Nes York
played two games At the West Side fark
to-day. each team occurring a 81 VI out
terrific thunderstorm cut short the second
game In the seventh inning
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A. Syracusc- ~ rscu.-. : Johns,o~u. O
A, tues itica. 5 Troy. >
~ Wnshsminn Fist xame-ninshAmton. ,
srh.nev,sdy. q second sase-srshamten.
Sghen~ tsdy. I
at linn ilian. q Albahy. J
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Al Fail River NAshua. S Fsi river. 4
A. Coneord-Hry, gamr-LAwrrnre = Concord,
second gsmr concord. = Lawrence. o
AZ lnwrn-LoWel. s. ttoNsf.
A. INSTRUMENTATION o HAvrrhil. o. Game
forfeited
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Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . columbus. .
A, NInnespols-S Paul. = Minneapolis. .
A, Milwaukee Nnssuke-. a E.n.A, city. 3
Al Louisville -Louisyille. s Toledo,
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Mesiern lfAGue.
National League Games To-day.

4, g, Joseph $, Joseph. N~issukee.!
Al omshA-OnAhA, 3 Cnlundo Spnngs, }.
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w~~,ch~<,er Team Defaults 10 Rsc%sway
First NJ Pole.

The Country club 81 M--tch"r'"r team
DID not apT~ar for the scheduled match
with hookaWav FIRST nj '"dNrhur~t neld
Yesterday To. morrow att"rnonn We 70
away Itr-t team vii play tho Meadow Brook
team In the nnal for IN" kockaNaN Hunting
tluh Vup-.
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siv.s employment "a Thousands ~ rou want =
Seuh shaArd a ysrht AiNeuiss In ras stu. wkkA
u eagerly Issd ~ Ell sp0ftsnaSs--s.s-
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C~iNCINsATt, July : I vas a hard fought
game TO-DAY. full Of all Kinds OF baseball.
With Phillips and kltsou pitching like f"nds
and eleven innings we're played before The
honor- fell TO tho local team klt-or. al.
though ht hard ~ The early luunE- managed
to s.capc hcng scored AGAINST go any great
extent phnhps pitched a more rlu-iv" ball,
but hs support gave IN" bfooklNn- a run
here aud there so that runs we're even at
fhr rnd Of The ninth Lun.nH
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FAST TINES Ar MATINEE.
Ai,rs and Lucille Trct In an - ueasss
trookr PAGES In ~

4 large and fashionable crowd gathered
AZ the Empire tity matinee Yesterday, tho
third OF III" s.t,-- II NAs from beginning
To -ud quite th" high-s, class meet ever W.T.
messed here. The heats were ratified Oh In
nearly -"uss,ionsl time, considering tho
fact that the starters we're really road horses
Never ha, the tra,k been faster. 80 leading
trainers declared. and a horS. such a. Ana
conda could haNo pu, In a
milo over ~
\ n~ld Of seven started for the opening
event. q mile dash. and a worse acting lot
OF scorers one never has seen. they delayihs
over = dozen times hy dancing and rpahchs'
II was a battle royal TO the wire. |snturs.
iu the middle of tho track. finally winning In
~, fast Tor \ Speedway tfotter.
Nathan sttaus started Malscea. ai'..
tn the SECOND event. his frst appearance" IN
tho mltiuees : q date. and showed strongly
AZ tho finish Of the opcuing heat. won 10y D.
-. driven for The nr-t tim" hy, Dewitt .
Flanagan. tn" heat was trott"d IN .Nt.
harness record professionally driven. 49,
Nf ,hlirs~ .'.ll,nn I..p,ssct; yssI'
fa,t,r than he Ia, shown THIS .c:+cn ~
crsd,, ~ II . M,r.s: Jolly t.ch'ior, he
iump break In. the -econd quarter THIS heat
settle Jolly R1ch"lor ~ tho highest class
Sp-edwny %trnt'-r IN ia" sre"n aNis.oh
When IN. tune vas announced th"f" wa-a
demonstration a. u impressed all tlat asrrrl
trott-r With owner M should. eclipse N. cid
world record Of Goldsmith MAID AMI TO a
NJ Billings, sol, m behind frssi.r and
despite = break IT M" h.li. reaches lh -.
aud open length Quadrisa was b.stcn but
q head for IA" Tlsc-. II was one OF the oos'
driven race 81 tho series
Considrrahir disappointment was occs-
stoned nv tho dra Ning ~ louise Jefferson
aud Iucnic from thy nue. da-n wV n.snL.
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WAIVED TOT MNIef IN the hlhlh inning
New YORK a o ~ n o n q 81
Lett on ha.eS-Chyaso. S New YORK. I, tiri
base on bsls-Or fhoadc,. 2 on Mathswson, l
struck out-By MathewNon. 5 by hhoade . J Two
base ~hit-Smith. stolen bases Jones.
klInf Double play-C1srk. % HAfen and Smith,
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brighton beach Entries for To-day.

Good star. won ridden out Pot~nte, h q aged.
b. nsr,ne- Pow Wow oNned nv J. J McCArcry.
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S,OTf'.

brooklyn 81 Cincinnst, PhllAielfhia o. iNs
burg boston a. ~. Louis
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p-ros. a. 81 borr. .-ssrosp o,xs.

Two base hits 90 ~ Nontrryille, Tenney. SAera.
ooe nj, carney. Touhe plays LONE and rennsy.
Tenn,y. tuna.sis,edi. STORM baSes Moran. Rar
clsy. S,cholS. Donovan, Lush. Ht by pitcher
nv EAson. 1 wild pitch N'Tk.s hrs, base on
halls on Yerkc>. o. or FASnn, I Struck out ny
ye,k.s ~ EAson. , lsn On hases ~. Louis. H.
Ro.,on. a. Tine hour = minutes. Umpire % hay.
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On the Hudson and Mohawk trrcun.

tut,A. july = larrs crowd ana = AMY 'as'
, fe.a marked ne ur-rIuC . tho Hudson and Mo
taak Valley circuit lsrr 'Uis afternoon
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Little Relic Win. In straight Heats.

NASHUA. July saFcur dAyN ~ racinr bersn
h,-~ In dAv With two e,.Hts IN the nrt raoe
iiuic p,lle "a. che fs,orts and ou'el.s,-d her
nrld frnm the starr. In the sscond e'~ns f'~ler
Patron sold a. fnN Orite from ne start. although
me irving nu,chmAn took the trst heat.
ap class. tfottlng puf~s 800
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carthage ,.,ri an VA, winner.

povFp iuIy 9 ~. tsrins ,enNnn ~ Granite
state Tark va, opensG 'o day The weather was
perfect and tsr attendant" latrs ~,ar'hAse Glu.
- bradford ga MARI. tho iANonie IN lte pace.
won IN straight heats
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EINUs Cpt nv
~. TsttefNll. I b "
o. Nalkrt
g. Marriott, D. cobb
4 u IrVis. D. 'ohh
n MilliAms. nun oli
4, Williams. o NAlk
81
q nAfnes b Msikct
CT roidinfs.r tArke,
D Cobb
.. Fisher run out
4 a. Nurrnt. n
CAtks
" wi ans. run out
a. Gauti-r. run gu,
nyrA. Z ivg hNss
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pIrr.stpo July pnisdeI ahlA VAs shut out
To dAN Ia n game that va, play - ~ le<s Than ono
hour and = taf th-sbro rave ony 81 hls and
not ono OF the Visitors reached nrst ba-e after the
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.S,,inteldt out Tor Interference hoy OUT Tor
rluuins cut Of have line. Nineing run mad Win
ivo uui
,I,rinn.u q . o o o q q IS
hrooElYn ...... o y u ! - ! ! U u 70 -
s,,t.u h,..s NcCr-sry. ~hrcksrd. Naguon.
Irwin Sscrnc~ hi. Nascnu. tprroran. traw
ford. HOY iouhl- play h,ckley, to'Coran ana
iirs, bas- On balls o- rbiiips. ? ~ k'i~ou :
iut hy pitcher ~ kit~n. O. lSu On NA>TS tiu-
,irn,t. y WroaIyn. : IirSi has, on srrnfs IN
rinna,I. , HtuokBn. ? Tim. = hours sni s min
ui,s Umr'irs Powers and hIo~n Attendance
nN
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IicAoo. /. INV ro,s. D. neon, o.ss

TOiAIs o y 20 y = TNsr, , u u ]
Two out when rame Ma called
Ne, yo,k o o n O q q 90
Ihicsgo 20. ............. - v o l 0 . %
PR, base on .rrpr~.-Nrv Nork. l. Chicago. y
Leu on hss-s -NeSlork, : CHICAGO. 5. f1rst hase
an halls NJ TAYLOR. q ~ luudgf-n. , struck
out-Hy Taylor. ; hy IundrtUu, Sacrifice hit
Taylor stolen ba>e>-lo~c. NarB'r. smith az,
pnkef Passed hall>-knng. iovSrwAn Tine.
, sogr ami " minutes tmpltr-t snt'lloa
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At BARGAINS hand~,w. ksutucty bred fist
tro'tiug and family auir|aI combined ii'. hands,
az, seven Showed tuhl ga H. sIAfaui'~d squad,
gentle under al circuusiar.'' and not To- ga,
Natt>fart,n iuaI gtNtr extension top 'hfris surrey.
rubber tired fluAhnui ~itNs4 faNliN ifhil iuNl'
matte runhhuut elegant sngi' and double harness..
C~oACHMAN. - Vest tU'L " near brpadNal
Hl St>t<s. tI.st Rt; pH'.ma'r va nun
,bout aINl -Nurkf horse WtIuHt I.tp $50 traI
Hesideur~ ..t ~ >IiwUk Ni-, NEAR III
kAtB Avn. NROpktNN
sISII>H r>Rk TRAr STATS to,Ri
city built me order cost ~ price -s!nE-
sd doubt Ia'u'~ ISL VII, ibtbt KIN
kNE.. RROokIN
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For mrs and rAfcSs wars Oh and Upward
that have not voa n isor b. slh~'ipl9n 81 'lo
=. ECO ANaH aHa#HaF usHWHFg 80 FuFHnTHs
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WATCHES ,>D ~ nrIRN.
p, R,u>sr >>D
ItW TENNIS.

MTTiCNN parrots. s." up~art 49, 20
tAiErr. y 1T ~
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pair star; won easily HurNbourne h E, , by
~lsdio-F1orA Hurst. owned ny Julius Flesh
mann.
es.s.S- for three year olds and upward al to
earn 10 pound. and he sold ior So by suhSrrp
eaon Of Sib each; with $50 added, one mile and a
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-04
TRAIN wreck
Continued from Page /

also said he was injured elsewhere.
Later In the evening. DR.. G.. Z. T..
Hayes Of Granitevilie said that the
man 8 injuries might prove to DO in.
ternal. Conductor Place, who was In
the car, at the time had the little fin-
ger on his right hand cut by sticking
It through a window, tut beyond few
bruises was not otherwise hurt.
No fault can be attached 10 the
trainmen In any way for the accident.
Engineer Sawyer was running very
slowly and applied the brakes as soon
as be was warned that something was
wrong.
1t Is fortunate that the accident
happened just where 1t did as the
bank was sleeper on the other side Of
the track and much sleeper little way
beyond. The coupling held all
right or else the car would have rolled
over and more would have been in.
jured. The passengers on the next
car were badly shaken up.
1t was I, und necessary to leave two
of the cars on the track until this
morning when they were removed by
the wrecking train.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-04
CITY News.

w. H. Gladding has just placed two
new and handsome show cases in his
Parlor Drug store.
Frank Wallace has gone to St. AL.
bans to ASSIST Superintendent Hatha.
way with the clerical work In the Of.
fee Of the Metropolitan Life Insur.
ance Co.
Mrs. g. s. Wallace is at Waits
River visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Dodge to whom q daughter was born
Wednesday morning.
Rev. P. NJ. McKenna returned last
evening from his southern trip of two
months.
Mrs. g. B. Nichols received very
nice present today in the way Of =
bunch Of May flowers picked in the
woods at East. Montpelier. Some Of
them were picked March 3lst.
Floyd Clark celebrated his eighth
birthday from 8 until s O'Clock yester.
day aftern Don at the home of his pa
remit, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Clark, 81
Hill street. Eight Of his splaymates
were present, and the afternoon was
very pleasantly spent In playing
games. Supper was served at 6
O'Clock.
A surprise party was given Miss
Vera Cheney at her home, II Quarry
street, Wednesday evening, it being
her 14th birthday. About 40 Of her
schoolmates and friends were present.
She was given several presents by her
schoolmates and s4.85 in money, and
one from her parents, being IA cents
for each year she had lived.
John Harrigan. Ray Jocelyn and
Ernestl Downing were In the city last
evening from Northfeld.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-04
CITY News.

Don't forget the meeting and ban.
quet Of tho Royal Ladies tonight at
Odd Fellows bali.
Nelson Downing is clipping his
horses at his stable and ASKS those
who want their horses clipped to
bring them In while he has the ma.
chine in working order.
Miss Flo renee Houston OF Northfield
is In this city the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Grady.
There was large attendance last
evening at the supper served by the
Ladies' Union at the Univer.
salist church vestry. The ex.
cellent food served was much enjoy.
ed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-04
THAT DREADFUL 0AY.
Once q Year Anyhow II 10 Bound to
Come vvlth Dirt ana Dis
.. order, and W With Health
'i'>' '''"'" and Purity,


oome-oown with Dirt and Die.
order, and - With Meath
''' and Purity.
It is q Dies Ir@-a day OF wrath,
dreadful day. But when 1t Is over and
done witb-then see the difference.
Everything clean and sweet from GEL
lar to garrett.
Dirt and disorder driven from the
field, and the house In fine shape for
months to come. But while you are
doing this for the sake of comfort and
the looks of things, don't forget the
more important Spring cleaning, which
is the basis Of health and happiness.
Your system is full OF dirt and much
Of it is poisonous dirt. You have been
accumulating 1t all Winter. 1t must
be cleaned way or you will be sick
next summer.
What soap and water do for filth In
the house, Calcura Solvent, the new
medicine discovered by DR.. David Ken.
needy, Of Kennedy Row, Kingston, N.
Y, does for filth In the body-in the
tissues, the lungs, the liver, the kid.
neys and the blood. 1t expels the
foul stuf-the hum0rs and impurities
which make US oil feel 90 dull, heavy
and tired In the Spring. 1t expels
them, we say and leaves these clay
dwellings of ours clean healthy and safe
against the complaints Of Summer.
No other remedy equals Cal.cura
Solvent as q blood purifier. 1t vas
carefully prepared with that end in
view. You may depend upon it alb
solutelv ...
DR.. David Kennedy said OF 1t: II
regard Cal.cuya Solvent as the crown.
ing achievement Of my life. It will
not disappoint."
Remember: Only one DR.. David
Kennedy has ever lived in Rondout,
City If Kingston, N, Y, and the
name of his new and latest medicins
is Cal.cura Solvent. All druggists.
q. 90. New 50 cent size.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-04
A Doctors Bad Plight.

!" 1.-TWO years ago as q result Of a Sc.
we're cold, I lost my voice." writes
DR.. NIL. Scarborough of Hebron, Ohio
'thenbegan anobstlnate cough. Every
remedy known to me as practicing
physician for IS years, failed, and l
daily grew worse Being urged to try
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Com.
sumption, Coughs and Colds, l found
quick relief, and for last ten days have
felt better than for two years " Posit
lively guaranteed for Throat and Lung
troubles by w. H. Gladding. DR.. Nc
Arthur, East Barre. soc and 81. 90 Trial
bottles free.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-04
CITY. News.

There viii be'a rehearsal of IRE.
becca's Triumph" this evening. Come
early.
Mrs. J. W. Gordon and son, Paul,
left this noon for Boston.
Mrs. NJ. Doran left this noon for
her home In Boston, after visit with
her sister, Miss Rose Foy.,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. l.. Bugbee are in
Randolph this afternoon attending
the funeral Of q relative.
Napoleon White has gone to Milton.
@. s. Currier has gone to Milton on
business.
M. M. Furman has gone to Bethel.
Mrs. Richard Farnham and daugh.
ter, Mrs. G. e. Smith, have gone to
Montreal to visit the family Of Her.
bert Farnham, the son Of Mrs. Farm.
ham.
W. G. Nye returned to North
Montpelier today after short stay In
/ this city with w. A. Bradford.
Willis Abbott, formerly Of this city,
Is reported as being very sick with
rheumatic fever at Lewiston, Me.
The seven O'Clock Car out Of Mont.
pelier last night with 80 people on
board spread theirails at the car barn
switch. The passengers were trans
ferred to two cars and the car of the
rails was sent back to Montpelier. Its
next trip up, with some forty passen.
gers aboard, it spread the rails again
at the same place, and passengers had
to be transferred by 1t all the even
ing.
The Ida Reed w. G. T. U. will
hold their next meeting with Mrs. G.
Bishop Washington street Friday at.
ternoon at half past two.-Mrs. Greg.
ware.
The Royal Arcanum has changed its
place of meeting from Worthen's block
to Odd Fellows hall In Gordon's
block and the nights Of meeting are
the first and third Fridays Of each
month. There is to be meeting this
evening at 8 o'clock, also one of the
Royal Ladies and q banquet will be
served after the meetings close. All
members of both orders are urged to
be present.
over the Teacups club held their
annual business meeting with Mrs. G.
B. Nichols Thursday. This year has
been a most successful one the aver
age attendance being IA. There are
20 members. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
Pres. Mrs. Alma Bradford, V.P., Mrs.
Evelyn Allen, sec. Mrs. Irene Eastman,
| treas. Mr.. Arvells Smith, director Mrs.
Clara Page, educational committee
Mrs. Mary Benedict, Mrs. Emma
Nichols, program committee, Mrs.
Marcells Sheplee, Mrs. Martha Smith,
Mrs. Eliza Forsyth, Mrs. Aida Dun
ham, flower committee, Mrs. Kathryn
Mcdonald. 49,. s...n:
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-04
BRITISH TO BE BANIsHED.

Washington, April fixing Ed
ward has a lieutenant general, two
colonies and sixty captains and lieu.
tenants in New Orleans managing .
military camp at Port Chalmette, it,
ting out expeditions against the Beers.
Such is the charge made BY Com.
mandant Pearson. formerly quarter
master general Of the Boer army who
Is now here pressing the state depart.
ment to take up the matter and ban.
ish the British recruiting station from
Louisiana: Ynfi.ehet,; 3lcG7!~ a. .
Pearson says he understands Score:
tary Hay has written private letter
to the governor of Louisiana at the
instance of Lord Pauncefote asking
that British transports be given pro-
lection as it is feared they will be
blown up by Boer sympathizers.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-04

FOR sALE-Thrse second hand coun-
tens Ii good order Apply L. A. Aver1ll
200 n Main St. '"F. w $685.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-04
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