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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-25
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TIME TABLES.
LOUfSvlLLE Z NA0HvlLLE h. n.
GOING EART

In effect Sunday. Decsmberi. 1901.
NO LEAVES New Orleans Il 600 3. n. Ar
nves e, At Scranton At ii;ii p n. Arrives IN Mobile
No. t.-Lsaves New Orleaas It - 1 =. Ar.
hla7 p. m 80
6..Leaves Rev Ovssaas u 7.ee 1. m. A..
"'es w, AZ scranton Ut 1884 m Arrives ~ Mshils
GOING WEST.
NO. l..Lsaves Mobile l;22 ,. n. Arrives II
"ysnton Wu SH p. N. New Orleans. rs p. =.
sc,.., NO. s..Lsavss Mobile 105 2lg4. Arrives q
,Ss Ave r., i x:sii. s;s !; Nm. !.
scranton 2'&7 p. n Nav Ohee6Sr lTo -, 3.
Jons II, nAnl1 ohIb. Aren't.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-25

! The Hssleburst Courier believes 9
that ~ ralsing u tea could a enl
risd one uccessfully In MlssIsslppl :
cltles South Carolina suocesee
psoye u
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-25

The assud Lodge Of Odd yslaowo
'nteta - 1stidlaa Nay ~.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-25

J. o. O. =. Scranton Ledge No. -
a,s %ss!s every Tuesday q O'Clock >. u. Menbsrs
are eoiSisIIs 70 g pasetvsl Visiting broshsrs
rHos xos'onAx. n q. = A' 'A'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16

Alexandra Dumas rise to wealth. and
luxury WAS almost MS marvellous rs
thar Of his most celebrated hero. He
built magnificent chateau which he
named Monte-Christo. There he enter
tanned all comors, friend and stranger
alike, with more than oriental magni1i-
cence and sometimes with oriental
mystery. His purse was open to all
who sought it, and the day came when
he experienced TimOn's fate without
acquiring Iimon's disposition. He
could not become 4 misanthropc,
though his fortune disappeared almost
as suddenly as it came, and then he
learned the ingratitude of men. His
last days were passed not in poverty
but in narrow circumstances. He left
Paris in the fall of 1870 just as the
German army was closing in to bcSicge
1t and when France was feeling its
deepest woe TO the last he preserved
his gayety and youthful spirit II had
but one napoleon in my pocket when
first came here" he said. Il 20 away
with two, and yet they call me 4
spendthrift."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16

1t is related Of General Wade Hamp.
ton that on one occasion he was rid.
ing along Il highway that led through
one OF his numerous southern planta-
TONS when he met a slave Of fine build
and appearances He drew rein and
said: You are likely fellow. Who do
you belong to- Wade Hampton, sir"
An. And who is, Wade IIamptou:"
"l'Iease sir, master. you mus be from
de norf, kase Mas Wade HAMPTON is
de berry fust semmun III de souf."
The story used to he told to illustrate
the greatness in numbers of Wade
Hampton's slaves. His own slaves did
not know him by sight-that is. hun
ureds and thousands of them did NOT.
The slaves he owned numbered 1000
ana he was therefore the largest slave
owner OF the south or of modern times.
birmingham Age-Herall.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16
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Pueb1Os and the Commas.

Among the Pueblo Indians six point,
OF the compass are recognized anf
each has its color. North is yellow
west Is blue south is red, east is
"lllte, the upper regions are many col
cfed and the lower regions are lloc,,
All the prey gods are represented bv
thtlr images in these six divisions.
'lor example, there is the yellow.
mountain Lion Of the north. tlr l,ro
1l'o"N'aih non Of the west, the red
of the south. ard 50 en-
Likewise 1t is with the Other hrg>,S
anu lllUS IL Very considerable nrluli;pr
OF delties is formed. All of them muy,
receive WorsI'pful attention lest tAov
get angry ana revenge themselves f p
The Dpgiecr
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16
A Great Corn Cron.

"A great corn crop is practically as.
sured now. Though there has been con-
siderable damage by high water too
much rain and too little sunshine in
some quarters, the general condition
OF the crop is good. Some statisticians
are nSurlng on crop of $500, O0O, 900
bushels. 1t is too soon to figure bush
els but no doubt the yield will eclipse
all previous records And at that corn
VIII not be so cheap as to leave the
producer without profit. 1t has not
peeh so many years ago since crop
pllIloh bushels less overwhelmed the
market, Times have changed indeed
national Stockman and Farmer
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16

Judging by the comments that are
being made about town the public does
not submit very tamely to the process
OF cutting down the shade trees along
Maln'St. There are various ways Of
looking at this matter. The people,
quite naturally, want the trees to re-
main where they are sand probably
the members OF the city council do
also built seems to them a matter Of
necessity and they have acted accord.
ingly.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16
State Of Ohio, City of Toleio. "A

FRANK Cheney makes oath that he i,
senior partner OF the firm of F j Cheney
q 20, oolng business IN the City of TOE,
90. ounty ana State aforesaid and TIA,
$40 1,1IIb 1l1m \ r. VII pay the sum of ONE
~ NDfEi' DOLLARS foreach and every
the USE OF Halls Catauh Cure
sworn 10 before ne and subscribe in
my presence, this Gth day of Dece nber
u 1880 i " GLEASON,
. +, Hall $ Hatarrh Cure is taken internaI,-
ana acts directly on the blood and mi
testimonials Tree 'oi'' lo'
co., F J CHENEY & co, Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c 0' w.
Hairs Family Pills are best
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16

some OF the agricultural PAPERS ar,
now Warnn,' the dairymou ttut the,
must color the}r butter before sendinc
II TO hIar!,"t, as if too l-!t colprrl it
VIII he mistaken for uncolorod olco
M"st OF tine people like to see the cola
en- color OF Hume butter. and the color
Ing Is a very simple matter and small
expense. hut il seems Il i1tIr Stranye
says American Cultivator. that the
same ones VINO opposed having oico
colored to resemble butter should now
he advocating coIoring butter so tina,
II may not look like oleo.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16

Another bit Of modern fiction is
cispelled as the announcement is n, @
that the Haytien admiral KiIli.k,
ala not 60 down with his Ship. 1t
was at first reported that he fired the
ma yazine and then sank with the
sh p.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16
HOW MANY ARE THEREp
S@rhaps ona in Fifty In an Entire
Community. A very Serious State
O. Things.

no" many really heait4Y pei, "a
e There in any comm4nltvo Sound
400 al right from top to toe, inside
ma outside: Hardly one in fifty.
nat ais nearly all Of u.s. W. eat
ina yet lack strength We are easily
life0-mnd and body Neare under
NJ weather without knowing why.
" omen are "eaSlly upset, mot at
al We'll, "ner9ously depressed. " and
ave worrying symptoms that keep
,den raging the actors door bell,
wen complain of a want of energy
ana grip in business. Chances IL
make monty all slip through their in
gers 1t is id that heart failure is
- common as to be almost epidemic.
Is 1t true: Certainly every day.
" " ''al are tle bottom facts? They are:
~ estlye failure and the shortage Of
genuine nourishment. Food ferments
ava ,i. generates deadly gases and acids
'IeSe o'te like venom0us snakes and
a. last coid, clammy death comes OF
~ preceded perhaps by rheumatism.
IUu'' IlVer aud kidney complaints. etc
ne successful remedy is Calcura 81.
'ent' discovered within the last two
u tnree years by Dr. David Kennedy.
u ~ Kennedy Row, Kingston, n. Y.
i. ~ new powerful and SAFE. Itcur:s
were 40 otner treatment has any et.
ecu Whatever. Yon have heard ~
~ H., DaVld Kennedy and know his
isll character. The medicine match
) the man Rhmember the name
alcura Solvent.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16

Although it IS yet more than two
years before the next presidential cleo
tlon viii be held the footing ~tr4ws
are showing u,lnis akehly how strong
l. the sentim ut runs in favor of
Pr scent NJosevel, who will tie bis
own successor. Already two state
conventions have declared for him.
In case he is nom'n'ted and elected
it will be the first time in the HISTORY
Of the United States that vice presi-
Gen succeeding a president has been
elected to that Office.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16

WITH the scene of battle shifted
ana condensed down to Montpeljer
that quiet old town ought to be live
" enough for the next four months
70 earn the two years rest that will
fall upon it after the adjournment of
the next legislature.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16

h'ad f!"ys,.....'': q!j7~I heart,
sod zen the la, s.sr Wou!4 tind the
Ribbons ;t the t4.l couuttr to ,hc lart
Ne" floorWaIker- That's whore +, ay
are. 49,,
sn ne,'p f'oorWalher~lcS; but You
should hAY} told her to 60 to the ri.,rt
past the necktie bargain counter tI,u
" tue leit past the stocking bargain
counter then three counters to tho
I1sht past the silk skirt bargain conn.
tei' ana SO on. You'll never make
hoorwalker.-J1dge,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16

The "good morning Carrie" that
Vermonters gave to Mrs. Nation m
the occasion of her visit to this state
was no. very enthusiastic to saw The
least.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16
;" ~, Grove.

This name must appear on every hoy n
the genuine Laxative Bromo Qufnine Tah
lets' the remedy that cures a cold in ona
day. % cents. WV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16

i"e aromatic Glove Tree.
peculiarity of the Glove troa i, A.,
fy part of IL is aromatic, though tho
t'es' Strength Is in the bud. Be.
+ the buds. the stems are cnthoro1
FORM an article of commerce cn,.
Folng one-fIfth the price of Cloves
having about the same perccntorn
'rehsth. 10 this is due the fact
ground cloves can be purchase
ie nome market at lower price |
whole cloves. - ''0
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16
FOR s. Az

FOR SALE-Farm for sale in So Barre
| "a &C es Would exchange for other
roperty if desirable Apply Farm" Tel
ram Office 11stf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16
MsSCS LLANk Gus

lPAIENlS--PrOtect your ideas. No
lowance, no fee Consultation free.
,t. 1864. Milo b, Stevens y Co., Sl7
tn ST.. Washington. TuesGSat. 2G-l21
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16
~ e. ~"

TO RENT After sept 5th, he storp
sow occupied by hCGers 4 Ira6v. viii
P for rent Inquire Mr4 G 3 Lu1kee
1l5tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16

chinese Art,
.ne Nolhese never represent tbe
nooe either III sculpture or pajntin.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16
Address al. communications to
THE @&R&e AGWsPAPER GuF~'Y.
Ee2aE, VI

AN&m w., SEprEunER l6 1870!
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16

'.iFared in the Post Once u Fare.
w., AZ Srcund rlas, Matter
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-16
BARRE EVENING TELEGRAM

Published lai'y( Accpt Sunday by
The sarre Newspaper CO.
Barre, Vermont
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

The citizens OF Rocky Ford are under
lasting obligations to the Epworth Leagne
for the course Of lectures and entertain.
ments IL has provided this winter. The
second event OF the course filed the
opera house Friday evening. Mucy
was expected from the Schnmann Ladh
Ouartette and there was no disappoint-
ment. The musical portion OF the
program was Of the highest grade and
the readings by Miss Elma B. Smith
were the finest presentations OF elocI :
Each time Miss Smith appeared on the
program the audience were not satisfied
until the second and third recitations
were given. The entertainment was not
only n success throughout bnt was
profitable to the. League. We trust
that the future numbers OF the course
will hive such patronage from our
citizens as will result in more extended d
course OF lectures for next winter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
Time Table.
GOING WEST.

NJ. 6O2 makes connection with Califor
Limited ut La Junta.
F.G. CURRAN, Agent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
CHURCH NEWS.

oooooooooooooo ooooooooooooe 9
Rev. Wilson Mills will conduct rsgu.
lar services at tho Baptist church next
Sunday.
Morning subject al tho N. Z. church:
"Onr Estimate Of Christ" Evening
subject: "a Comparison:'' Hymns.
frm Chorus Of Praise. Epworth League
Topic: "a Great Awakening" Lea.
der Mabel Watson. Meetings all next
week. J.T. knuckcy.
N. T.. Quarterly conference will bc
bed next Monday evening.
A Gospel Temperance mcetin9 will obc
held Sunday afternoon Mt $50 in the
Presbyterian church. Papers will be
road by Mrr. Reichenbach. and Mrs..
Hamliu. followed by n short address by
Rev. Wilson Mills. Miss Edith Butter.
field will give reading aud tho music
will be Furnished by tho NJ. 4. choir.
All arc cordially invited.
The ladies Of the baptist church, who
arc studying the life Of st. Paul. will
present a public program, Thursday
evening, Jan. 80, covering the work
done the past quarter. Brief papers
will be presented on the following
topics: Paul collecting for the poor,
Mrs. Jas. Buttcrficld. His Journey
from Corinth. Mrs. ]. +. Dukes. His
arrest and trial, Mrs. Mcclclland,
Imprisonment in Cacsarca, Miss Blinn.
His Shipwrcck. Mrs. Warren Blinn.
Prision Life in Rome, Mrs. Frank Grow.
The program will be intcrspcrscd with
music, and will conclude with a short
address by the new pastor, Rev. Wilson
Mills. Those who attended similar
program given by the ladies' will rcmem-
Der that facts in the life Of the great
apostle were brought out in a unique
and interesting way. All are cordially
invited.
Services at the First Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and cven-
ing nt the usual hours. Morning
subject: ''Prof. Pearson and the
Miracles. or, Is the church Losing her
Powcra Evening subject: 1.-THE story
Of Two Fishcrnen: Cottage prayer
meeting next Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. K. S. Beall.
The Presbyterian ladies arc famous
for their chicken pie socials. Many of
our readers will be deeply interested in
the announcement that the next social
will be given Thursday, Jan. 30, and
that the soliciting committee has 30
pies already "in sight" Be there.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
Stockholders Annual Meeting.

Tho annual meeting of tho stockho!ders Of
the Enterprise Publishing Co. will be held Mt
the Office or the company m Rocky Ford on
saturday, February ist, le2, at 10 o'clock ~; u;
the transaction OF other business which may
come before the meeting. ,
d. W. BARKLEY, Sec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
German Baptist.
La. +. srupEnAxxn.

n. #. STUDEBNKkW,
MInIstcrr: q. NEvISGRR,
~ q, fuNDERBuR0H.
II. p. TALMHRt.N. Supt. Sunday School.
Services every Sunday as follows:
Sunday School at 10 u. IN.
Preaching services ut II a. m.
Evening Services at 80.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

Saturday, Feb. 8, NJ. s. Martin
will sell for l.. b. johnson on Nam
street n lot of Horses, Wagons,
Harness, Stoves, etc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
Hay and Pasture for Sale.

. 80 tons of Alfalfa and 100 acres
Pasture. Apply to w. A. Crum,
Newdale, Colo. 34-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24
Public School Notes.

Promotions will be made in all depart
ments next Monday week, Jan: 9th.
primary grades all children who will
be six years Of nRe before the last Of
May.
H.C. Slifer has been engaged to fill
the place in the high schools made tenn
porarlly vacant by the illness OF Miss OF
well, and will assume the duties OF as
sistant principal on Monday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

The ladies' of Las Animas have a
club called the Ejapinos.Shillalah
club. This may be Spanish or, 1t may
be Irish. but it is certainly snpertinons to
add the word club to tn word Shillalah.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

Hogs for sale, all sizes, by j. M.
Shaulin, q miles east of Rocky
Ford. 34-35p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

Make L. II. Gerbing your but
cher. At his Meat Market will be
found the very hest. 23tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

L. L. Colby announces to his patrons
that hereafter his Chile Parlor will be
kept open all day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-24

Will Butterfield is in charge OF the
Wells. Fargo express wagon during the
absence OF II. j. Furmaster at Holly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
CATHEDRAL RI'ILDERS.
st. John the DNi Inc In Charge 81 New
COmmittcr-A Hig Legacy.

The trustees Of the Cathedral Of st. John
the Divine held their monthly mceting
a, the See House, 20 Lafayette place. yes
tcr6ay afternoon. The Building Com
mittee, which was reduced TO one member
bv the death of Dean Hoffman and s. u
Babcock. was reorgani2cd. The members
Of the new committee are the Rev DR..
Peters, J. X. Roosevelt. Charles T. Hoffman
and Prof William II. Burr.
A cruelty, which Angus; Belmont bought
Ia Europe for the chapel was turned over
by him 10 the trustees.
1t was reported that tie legacy Of $500 600
from the late Mrs, Georgia r. Morris had
become payab" through the death Of her
sister, Julia i. Balm for whom ii had been
held in trust. The fund will I've applied
so the building Of certain parts Of the Cathe-
dral which are to he a memorial to Harry
Marigault Morris, husband Of the giver
Contracts were lot 70 John Pierce for TIE
erection of three of the eight columns
which are to stand abou' the chanccl The
columns are so feet high and will be
made in two pieces. II was originally
intended that the columns should he mono.
lths. hut it has been impossible to find
machinery lar"r c'ovrN Nv UT the contract
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
ANuSE MEN1S.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Opcra season 1907. lAO3.

Under the Direction OF Mr.. Maurice Gran
a., night, Nov N. AT s.-fL BAkBIEKR ~
SlNlGLlA. Nine. Sembrich, McSsrs Saiignac
~ de Reszke. Campanarl. Gilbert. Conductor
=. To morrow Evg.. Nov, 81 Thanksgiving Night
Nh-ENra Pert. AIDA Mines. Emma lanes
iOu,Sc Homer Mcssrs. de march,. Scott. Id. d,
heSzse, Gourmet. Conductor. Mr.. Man cinclli.
,t1day Evg, Nov "a at s. LOHENGRTN
Mines GadSsi, Schuma mn Hcink; Messrs. Anthe
debut, blsphan, Munlmann I'd. de Reszkc Con
ductor Mr. Hertz
4, SATURDAY an, Nov. %. at 2.-LA TRAvIATA
Nine Scinbrch. Mcssrs. dc march,. Scott. Con
ductof. MIR Mancincn
saturday Evg. Nov. "a at sat pop prices
.AhMEN Mines. Seygard FRITZ Schci. Messrs
AISaren JorTnet. Conductor. Mr. fon.
, sunday Evg., Nov 30. at s90-Grand Popula
Concert So.olsts Schumann Heinz Friizi Sch q
Ssiighac. %olti. Conductor, Hcuz.
=, hohday ENg Dec. !, at s.-TANNHAtSFR
9,ao>Si Homer; Brdewell: Gcrhauser debut. Var
Roy, BIAS. Condu 'or Hertz
Sembrlch. rltzl Schef; De march,, Campanar ri
Journei Conductor. Mancineill
friday Evg.. Dec. 5, s.--RIGOLETTO SIN
p pr,cs, brldsMell DAM debut, Scott. jour C.
WEBER PIANOS USED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
SPf<laI. NOTICES.
NJ \ Itltl ED.

HEPBURN -lNSLEE. Gu Tue,day. Nov. rs, 1872.
at the residence OF the brides parents 40 IVES,
s!d St. New York cl'y, by the Rev. ". Merle
smith Grace BARKER, daughter OF Mr and
Mrs Edwin Wright lnsce. To Leonard Ferris
Hepburn OF New York city.
LAMB BNLDWlN.-On Tuesday evening. nov.
rs 1902 at the sidcncc OF the brides parent
80. 322 Lexington ave. by the Rev, ~. David
n Greer. blanche Dnminck. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. simeon Baldwin. 10 Gllhe.t Dlmock
Lamb.
SrEUDlNS -CLARK.-On Tuesday, Nov. rs, a,
Grace church. by tic Rev, Dr. william Il
Huntington assisted by the RI. Rev. william
&. Dpanc. Bishop % Albany, Julia seymour
Clark, e.!cSt daucitcr OF George Crawford
Cia,h OF this city to Horace Chase StebhinS.
WALkER SENMOt RAT New York, on Tues
day. est November, 1917. by the icv. j. c
Wilson, Bertha Sarah MANS seymour to Alex
aadcr David Walker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
Shaw Now the Columbia strong Man.

With the remarkable total of = ,o,a point :
by the Sargent system OF measurement Frank
S. Shaw. senior in the Columbia school Of
apr'ied science broke all Columbia strcnGt h
test records Yesterday. Hi figures are IA,
points better thnn The high record OF i,ois
points made by Nelson W. Willard last year,
and lSs points better than tho best test Of
Harold ". Weckcs, captain of the footba II
ten m. shaw unu.ull test was gone through
wit bout any visible strain or iniuriou. effect n J.
though he accomplished the Astonishing feat
OF lifting $50 pounds with his legs without
harness or other assistance, The new cha m
pion improved on WIZARDS figures IN ivory
dividual t"St except in the strength Of bach,
and OF right forearm. Shaws total score
last year was 1850 points. showing an in
crease OF 3i3 point ~ year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
HiRv ARDS PROFIT IN SPORTS.
\ balance Of a2s.I34.OS, Largely Due
to Income From Football.

BosToS. Nov % Harvard's eS-Graduate
manager Of athletics tas just submitted the
report for the year l9oi-O! and it las been
approved by tho Athletic Committee.
The figures show that u" receipts from
football this fan were S5t24S and the e1-
p'nses siG,ii5. rs compared with $500
receipts and S2,324 expenses last year.
Tho receipts from baseball this year were
sl7.7si and the expenses sii.l73 as compared
with 81. POO receipts and =, ?4l expenses in 1901
According TO the report the receipts from
tho University Boat Club this year were
}+tiG and the expenses G.oa7. In 1901 the
boat clubs receipts were So. 7s2 and the eX-
penses sG,3ai. The track teams receipts
Last year the teams receipts were *. 40
and the expenses s6.32s. The exact cred II
tai HH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
BARGAINS Vt ENCHiNGE SiIE
Purcell Of Virginia a Feature With His
Horse SHOW Candidates.

Walter n Grand Horeo Show sale was con-
'inurd NJ the American Nor-" Exchange YES
terday vi,h the Offering Of siStv-scv"n horses.
the property of different owners, which, al
though the avcri," pri'" vas under 5000.
realized about 81 Oro II wa- bargain day
for fine harness aud saddle horses
James Il Purcell. tn" farmer from odd
Nirrinny. who was a, great a drawnE card
at the Horse Show ~ any OF thu hlp" ribbon
horses. made m attempt 10 -,l four OF hi
horses lie wore the plaid golf cap that ras"
to him iauntv -tylc AZ ia" Garden, and his
gray whiskcrs wore quite A. huShv IL"
brou yht out first the mares Honey BE" and
Nellv Montague that h. had exhibited at the
Horse Show in tandem and polo olE~-". A''"r
speeding hi- uair before a road wagon purcell
In a soft pleasant voice. ma to- a little speech
Oh the merits OF hi> stock.
tho stable boys md groom- A. the NrGninn
drove out. after ansYcrirs the hooking eric;
with fierce "rchel y"N . He 20. pr"lr"d
on "a -addor called sam Black. by Ct" thor
ouei bred David W. mat. according to IL"
Catploguc. wa uttered n class for horses
e,,itnb'r for rakhr hunter. hut did not
reach IA" Gntd,r u time. IT," highest hlt
Wa slgi and q" hor-" was withtrawn hpi
Con vcu'ion, so 20 Charlie i'olowny's hid
Of si25 Tho yIreinHn ro"- TO Philadelphia
to-day to watch ~. iudgiup Of ~ome pointer
h has entered NJ the dog show and on hi-
return. II ,tiU uIlsold be will ship hi, horses
by boat 10 his HON" IN Mlna-'a-
sporting Life, the l0-hand bay r"ldin Z
that took third prize in q large Class Of high
-'epDcr- last vao'; was offered nv J II Jones
Of Lexington. Ky, but h", did no, regard
the hlghr-t bid, $500 - a fair value. Sara .
tora Kon'uck, saddle horse that has won
uriles In the South and ~ the National llors"
SHOW. was bought by Joe Weber of Weber
\ Fields The following lot. III" property
of various owners brought $500 or over
saratoga, hr. &, 9, l5S hands doe Netcr".. $500
Bully Boy. bt L., :. 10 hands John SpiAtlcy. 30
Absolute b. S. : 1873 hands: John seward ga
SAILOR Ny. ch <, :, l52 hands; Tobias B.rch'
BAY r,id'ns @. 10? hands; Il. ". Brown.