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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RAcING.-B-ighton Beach Racing Association Brighton
Beach.
SOLf--Ekwanok finals Weatherbee cup; Harbor Hill.
mixed foufsones, handicap. kckeTs handicap; Maho-
pae, mems handicap: Newark Athletic Club. handicap
cup; Flushing. club championship: Ardsley monthly
handicap BAY shore. East
south orange AZ East Orange; C00nia Country Club
vs. Forest Hu Field Club. Railway: Marine and
Field, Snedeker Cup, Hllaudale Golf Club:
Club; team match. Mount Pheasant Dutchess Golf
and country Club Osslnning. Mount Pleasant Cup
Forest Hiil Field club ,Dlpuia Country Club
Railway M0nclair. semi-nnals and finals; Richmond
handlcap. CLASSES A and -, EugleWooi Innis Arden.
Sound Beach. Conn, team match.
ATHLETICs-Khigtts 0f Columbus games, Celtic
Park.
GRICKET.-Intercity match. n Philadelphia
Mest Indian Brooklyn al Prospect Park; Paterson
vs. BROOKLYN. al Paterson: Livingston Kings
county, az staten Island. Brooklyn ". Columbia
Oval. al Prospect PARK. Essex County Newark
a. Branch Brook Park; Manhattan Paterson, a.
Prospect Park.
SAcHTfNG.-Ataisuta y. g.. rendezvous AT Larchmont
for annual cruise Seawanhaka Corinthan Y. G.
Bay Y. g. open regatta; Shelter Island Y c. special
Eastern y g. Quincy Y. g.
challenge cup Danbury Y. races; Columbia
y g, races FOR Upton Cup.
RDWING.-Shrewsbury Regatta. q Red Bank. y. J.
LAWN TENHIS.-Middle states championships, Or
ange. \. !; Pacific Coast championships San
Rafael cal; Fourth Of July cup. at Hillside Tennis
and Golf club, Plainhei. y. J.
POllo.-Squadron games, Van Cortlandt Park;
County Cup finals at birmingham, England; tourna
ment. at ROCkaway
CYcLING-Haces at Manhattan Beach, motor cycle
test. New-YoTk 10 Boston
cAAoEING.-Bay View Canoe Club cruise.
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The result in the first round at match play fol-
lows:
F. o. Reinhart defeated w. l.. Cheney. up and :
10 play: II. p. Wright defeated Frank TaImadge
in nineteen holes: r. 5. Rowland defeated T.
BoskerCk. up and Robert Abbott defeated Morris Du-
mont up and TO play.
The first round of the second eight for the con-
ISOLATION cup resulted follows
Dr. II. Van d. Hedges defeated H. d. Hibbard up
1 play: the Rev. W. r. Richards defeated c. II
Squires up and play; r. +. Murray defeated Olaf
Saugstad, up and to play and D. II. defeated
F. L. Schoonmaker. up in twenty-one holes
The semi-hnals and finals will he played tO-mor-
row. The regular play for the Holiday Cup took
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MLEwEE & co. HEAD LIST.

The firm of f. c. McLewee & Co. has every
reason to be proud of its success at the Sleeps
head Bay meeting, for it certainly made great
record winning $9,3S5 in four races and with only
two horSes-the three ear-old Major Dalngerield
and the four-year-od Gold Heels. Major danger
field ran in the rich Tidal Stakes and the Lawrence
Realization yesterday, winning both. while Gold
Heels first home in his two starts-the Subur
ban and the Advance Stakes. Second the list is
the new firm of Whitney * Duryea. which won three
races, including the Great Trial Stakes and earned
$9,0lO Port Royal won three races for J. r. & +.
p Keene and Buster and Whitechapel won stakes
which put the Keene firm third with 1860. Those
who won $1,000 more at the meeting Were the
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NOTES OF TIE TIRE

Senator Spooner of Wisconsin, saw the running
OF the Realization from the clubhouse and APP
peaFed TO enjoy it hugely. The Senator met many
Martin and O'Connor were fined $50 each for mis-
pehaVior at the post before the third race
"Goodwins Official Turf Guide" No has lust
pee issued II contains all the features that are of
much value to racegoers "
ConIey, who rode Golden Maxim yesterday, is
ABOUT the only negro rider of prominence
riding IN the East. Negro riders have not been
much in demand here for some time.
Long shots were to the front i'm the second rare
4 ne nrst three were quoted at Y to J. u to and
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to l. and Face i i5o rhom n 800 100 to and 80 to T.
also ran. Start good; handily by half length Time.
SECOND RACE Selling; 2-year-ods; furlongs,
FT T1Em HaTFe iG b. Mnoaur by y325in FL
3o ap' cobb ~ ,lsaTns 5 G-i
Dr. saylor. ~ (odom,, to and TO / FrsSide NJ
~! GBulman( 70 to and 10 KNIGHT lo7 NiHes,
20 to ana 6 to l. jack o Lantern 70
% n2d q r d T2PsS @ saaH Si to and
Planet lG2 Durham 100 to ana 90 t Ton FoFf oS Ma'e
80 f4 and p to to l. ana SutSe r Belle - ein
and s5n 10 70 namqn is N AND to saad 81 a.
oconnor 30 10 and 10 70 and r hyrOH sS ~
DRIVING by a neck Time i:oI.s-
THIRD RAcE-Hrhweight handicap; all ages; fur
longs, track.
| W. G Days oh. & Cuspidor by oHas-
co @4iiliy / i J. ::;;. aSss3 81
Colonel Bill crurne - to and to rl:t Knif iai
Goano i to Irene LINDSEY 2o % ,J3 e
and AND 70 J. oeia%aha daiImaq . ana ID ! to !
also ran start good. Driving by head Time, l:l4 80
FOURTH RACE-second part of the Double Event; .
year-ods; furlongs Of Futurity Course.
BY r. Fl P kSfnfs ROSE S6 MheSs5 5RS -
w5orls5. @ dtSdfsEn ii
River Pirate; l22 Codom). 10 to and to l; Golden
Maxim l22 coniey) 10 to ana to J. M5zzsn I2s
coupled with WhechaPel. . and even, ana Jane
good Ridden out 81 i length l Time i4ss '''
FIFTH RACE-THE LAWRENCE REALIZATION: 3
year-olds; mile and furlongs.
F. c. McIIewee's blk c Major danger
field, by Handspring Drot t23.
TIE nssr. @s5 2s5@ - - e
Goldsmith 125- InrneE) d IL
Sllpthrift. coupled Goldsmith. TO
/ even Juvenalis, ll3 (WonderlyD. l and
.. also Start good. Easily by lengths. Time,
24T5.
SIXTH RACE-sening: , years old and over; lie
miles,
II. J. Morris's b. e. Kalf by Executor
kisbern. o. tltice) 10
Ascension, 3, (t}edfern) 81 81
Cornwall, 3, tMartiu) 81 IL
Jack De Mund as CWonderlyl, l and to I; The
Amazon, los tMchaels. To I and . to ? Guden, los
Miles ! and 20 l.; Nugget, - Cochran, l6
. even; Gibson Light, % Durham 20 l and
/; Rossigno. 81 Smith. l and . Alacl,
81 ID OConnor). 20 to and 10 l. also start good
Driving by lengths Time, 1:49%s.
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MAHER WINS FOR WHITNEY.

London, July 4.-The Americans started the day
we'll to-day at the Newmarket first July meeting.
William c. Whitneys Ayrshire Beauty with
Maher in the saddle, won the Fulbourne Stakes (of
70 sovereigns each, with 200 sOyereigns added for
tWo-yoar-olds; five furlongS and $40 yards) while
J: II: C'SkeetsD Martin and Glen" Jenkins rode
Captive Pet and Kroonstad, respectively the sec
ond and third horses.
Maher scored again later by winning the Prn-
cess Cup (of 300 SOVereigns, for tWO-year-olds:
furlOpgSD SmiIaX
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ON THE NEWARK \. e. LINKS.

E. Z. Moody. captain OF the Newark y G. 50 r
team. offered the that filled the Newark u-St
with golfers yesterday \ qualifying rOuEj
played in the forenoon. in which first vi4,e
won by II. O. Cristle. Moody himself ViuHi L
second place from scratch. The best SiNte ,
made eligible for the match play thar follow Z
in the afternoon. Alec Finlay mad the tn---.-
In splendid order and the scoring was unuS-ll y
The follows
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BUSY DAY AT PARK GOLF CLUB

Plainfeld. n. :. July Observation-Disclosures
Day was an active one at the Park Golf Club to-
day. In the morning boyle handicap was held
which was won by s. St John McCutchen who
was I up on boyle. The chief event of the after
neon was the competition for the Holiday Cup
). ST. John MCCutchen and Roberts De s New
hall tied for first place and NewhaIl won on the
play off. In the approaching and putting contest
Mrs. George D. Hallock and Leslie w HallOck
the winners.
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HILLSIDE GOLFERS OUT IN FORCE

Plainheld. n j.. July 4 (SpeciaD.-The programme
at the Hillside Tennis and Golf Club to-day was
filled with interesting contests and large num-
Der of members were attracted to the course. This
morning there the qualifying round for the
club championship cup and a kickers' handicap
The championship play was from scratch. but the
counted in both brushes. III. G. Munger
won the kckers' handicap. with a net score of 81
that being selected by the committee. The scores
of those who qualified In the championship were
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MIXED FoURsoME AT CAPE MAY

Cape May. N. J., July (SpeciaD.-The mixed
foursome Of the was held on the local
links this afternoon. It was a bandican affair
and by Miss Dougherty of Cape Nav
and H. Pratt, OF the University of Pennsylvania
team who turned in net S. Mr. and Mrs F. r
Shattuck the scratch players. finished third and
made 92 the best actual score of the day The
summaries follow:
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The other contest OF the day was first round
match for the Sackett Cup in which the following
recorded:
Sackett cup FIRST match play round)-H l.. Downey
beat Il. \. sherman BY default; D. B. Clark beat c. l.
Tiffany default. J. A Peck Simeon Ford by =
up r. p Walden beat q. r. Maker by Q up and 3 to
play: L. D. Eddy beat G. A Elmer, by and { to
play: beat W. 4. by M: e l.. Gabbly
beat G W McKesey, by default Malurin BallOu
J l. Downey. by 4 up and TO play.
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sKYROCKET CUP AT ARDsLEY.

"Skyrocket Cup the appropriate name OF the
trophy offered to the goifng members of the
Ardsley Club yesterday. The number that played
for II was in keeping with the name. In addition
there was thirty-sx hole handicap. which car
ried the privilege to those making the best eight
scores Of continuing to-day at match play The
entry list for both contests was one of the most
representative seen at Ardsey this season. H.
Jafray. jr.. won the Skyrocket Cup with o. p
Conant second, while In the thirty-six hole af-
fair Janray was also first The summary:
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Name OF nlaYer.
MEDAL PLAY AT ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic City. N J., July (speciaD-Tbe golf
inks OF the Atlantic City Country Club was the
scene of large gathering to-day Interest was
centred In the eighteen hole medal PLAY handican
Ihere were three prizes offered the first of which
was captured by r. F. Moore. with net score of
20. The second prize won by F. A Darby with
a score OF 20, and the third went to Judge Alton
I'm detail. - ~ ~ 9NOIe9
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HovENDEN CUP AT CRESCENT.

The green's were In capital shape at the Crescent
Athletic Club links yesterday. and. there was
little wind the scoring the low side. a
thirty-six hole medal play handicap was the feat
ure. II was so arranged to permit the men
making the four lowest net 10 qualify for a
special cup presented by Thomas Hovenden These
four are to to-day I'm the sem-fnals and
finals at match play. More than forty members
participated, the scores of those who qualified
being shown In fun below
Gross % Net
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roundMiss Edith Harker beat Mrs = l. su IN
up and to play Miss Gifin beat Mrs BRADSHAW - u2
and r 10 play: Miss Dill beat Miss Helen DiH D
up and 4 TO play; Mildred Smith beat Miss Barr D
10 play
Semi-fnaI round-Miss Harker beat Miss Giffn. up
and 10 play; Miss Emma Dill up and
play.
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sNEDEKER CUP AT MARINE AND FIELD

Medal and match play combined in The
holiday handicap at the Marine and Field Clubs
tournament the Bath Beach links yesterday
The prize cup presented by \. Snedeker.
and the four best in Yesterdays round
qualified for the match play to-day The affair
tov-c
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sOMES AT MONTCLAIR LINKS

Montclair n. j. July (SpeciaD.-There was a
two-ball foursome on the Montclair links with n
qualifying round IN the morning and a hrs+ rom,
At match play in the afternoon. Those who ouaIi
fed ~ Hu'i'
j. 5 Aborn and r. T. Allen 50. ". f Marcus and r
w stephen. ~; j. {. Plat and r. L DYER 9o. W =,
Freeman ana j. II. Stats 90; Paul Harrison ana r q
S9enaaI 100; II. q. PiSHtoa and T. ~ Rockwood ioI.
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WELLS CUP CONTEST AT ENGLEwOOD.

cup in memory OF the late DIT. John \ Wells
one of the founders Of the Engewood Golf Club,
was the holiday prize at the E,ngIewood links
Yesterday. The affair a handicap at eighteen
holes. with handicap limit of ten strokes IL
was won by ID. II. Penney with a net score of a.
Penney also took the prize offered in the regular
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The first round for the PresldentS Cup "HS
played at HilenGale to-day with this result; "a
PauI homer beat c. F. Dean up 10 play ~ 5ilu
E Ieavitt beat DR.. Meek up and TO play 1ne
finals will be played tomorrow.
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READY FOR THE BRIGHTON.
GOLD HEELS SURE TO BE THE FAyORITE-
PORT ROYAL WELL THOUGHT OF.

Gold Heels will undoubtedly go to the post
strong favorite for the Brighton Handicap. which
will be the main attraction the opening of the
beach track to-day. The Suburban winner carries
the top weight Of 26 rounds but he is in fine fettIe
and his stable is supremely confident OF victory
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Another interesting competition at eighteen
holes, medal play, for men handicapped at ten
strokes or better George w. Kemp presented the
prize In this affair." ard the scores returned for it
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BRADSHAW WINS CUP AT EAST ORANGE

East Orange n. J.. July (SpeciaD-Percy r.
Bradshaw with net of So. was the winner
of the cup offered for play during June over the
EAST Orange Golf club course by William ".
Palen. The
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In the first round at match play in the afternoon
EdEuer beat Mitchell. up . play: Shundhaun
beat Clifford; up TO play: TaTsSig beat BIOemeks
up TO play; Cristle beat Wills. up. 10 play:
Mercer beat Barker. up. to play; Rurnet beat
Eorrel. up. 10 play; Osborn beat HaIsey. > UP,
and Hardy beat Durrant. up. play
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WEE BURN TOURNAMENT OPENS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNr.I

IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE-l
Stamford. Conn, July THE qualifying round for
the e-Presldent's Cup was played at Wee Burn
this forenoon In the afternoon the first round at
notch MAY v-as contested. There besides, an
Eighteen hole handicap for an American flag The
best eight the following scores quahned ior tns
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MISS SMITH WINS COLGATE CUP.

East Orange n. J., July CSpeciaD.-Miss Miidreo
Smith was the winner OF the cup in the women
connection over the East Orange Golf Cfub COURSE
the cup being offered by Austin colgate. ms
scores in the tournament which closed yesterday
fOIlO
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In the first round c. III. Seeley beat H. l. WOOD,
bury up l to play. L. c; Smith beat huIi9u1 :
mn in nineteen holes. DIR. Smith beat Knapp os'
, 10 play and DIR. White beat Taylor up
The handicap had this result;
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F. NJ Harrison and F. s. Hyatt Ics; H. w Thayer and
Harold Wilcox, 104
First rOund-Thayer and Wilcox beat Harrison and
Hyatt, 20 Harrison and Coleman beat AbOrn
and Allen. up to Marcus and stephen beat Plat
and Dyer 1 go holes): Freeman and Stats beat
Plimpton and lockwood. up. to
The second round will be played tomorrow.
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Withdrew%D D. Roberts 2. G Low. W. II Parkn
W. r. Thompson. g. r. A. Bonde f. a. Cowdrey. F. II
stedman r. Gair r.. ]. l. Browns. G f. Poole II Il
Hopkins. Rodney Thsyer. L. 1. Maltby and IOwne
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place this afternoon. when George Van Boskerck
the honors with a net OF rs. This
ing the second OF the series OF dinner dances was
given the clubhouse
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TWO HOLIDAY CUPS AT BALTUsRoL.

Two holiday cups successfully disposed of
yesterday at the links of the BaltusrOl Golf Club.
The competitors divided into two classes in
accordance with club handicaps, and a prize
awarded 10 the winner in each. The summary fol-
lows.
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o'FLYN WINS AT DYKER MEADOW.

In the final round for the cups presented by A.
r. Fish and A. L. Norris yesterday at the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club. George s O'Flyn beat II C.
Walden. by up. In the sweepstakes against
boyle the best scores were:
J. NJ. Byers. 90. a. 6 down: :. X Prubasco g. IL
up; H @. McKeever, o.. TO- up; A T. CIspp. %. =
. up F. y. Doubleday So q, 4 up j. b. Bogart fO3 IS
down; c. y. Horn. lOl. IA. 5 down
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In the thirtysix hole qualifying round for the In
dependence Day Cup the following eight qualified

These men drawn as follows: GayIev vs.
COnant, Thomas VS. French, Jaffray VS. F,ldridge
and Cochrane VS.. Barron
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BoGIE HANDICAP AT MORRIS COUNTY.

At the Morris County links yesterday the fol-
lowing scores returned in the boyle handicap:
r. III. Williams. jr. down: Morgan Smith up;
L. X GarretSon. ? up; j. H Tyng: up: II. o. Bates.
Jr. 1 down. Marmaduke Tilden. 1 down; w r. Wander
pool even: r II Plum ID = down; F. II. Thomas.
y up: y. Il. II. FreIinghuysen. down.
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]. REIFF IN TROUBLE.

OF the trio of American Jockeys who have caused
much talk in England-Tod Sloan, Lester and
johnny ReiT-all have had their troubles. Sloan
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CHENANGO COUNTY SOCIETY.
An account of this well known society of
Ncw-Nork City. with photographs many OF
the members. md County
scenery. See The Tribune Sunday, july 6.
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and Lester Reff did not get licenses this year. and
little Johnny Reiff has been suspended for
a month by the French Jockey Club for striking
another jockey at the Rouen track
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20 to and l. Rising sun 1876 Steward. to ana
10 I, and Facie. $50 (Thomas 100 TO and 30 to l.
also Start good; handiIy by half length. Time
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BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

FIRST RAcE-THE ACTEUIL- HURDLE. one and
three mi
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.
about "a miles
Betting
n J Maloney cos h. 2. George w
Jenkins. by EsherfClsTise. g. l5e. C2sy) 1910 3-5
Eosdy 4. l4s ..tAr CLARKE 81 FL
Somerset, 3. lse-s- fjreenB l0-1 al
Miss Mitchell I5s Mara. 20 2 and 2 20 /. Topmast
- Barry. TO snd TO !; Adlidauno. I3s Vech)
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NOTICE.

An apron social will be given in
the Malcholm school sholise Friday
evening Mar. 21, 1902, Dis.2.
A good program will be rendered
by the school with good music
throughout the evening. Ladies are
requested to bring an apron of any
material they wish to make it of,
and supper for two. A prize will
be given for the prettiest and tn Q
homeliest apron every one is cordi-
laly invited to come and enjoy them
sc Ives with us.
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Rev. r. A. Walton and Prof. T..
D. Eichhorn and wife were in the
city Wednesday enroute for Jackson
where they will hold series of re-
ligous meetings.
Miss Irene Richardson, trimmer
in Miss Maxwell's millinery par]ors
returned Wednesday form Minnea-
polls with all the spring styles and
patterns, fresh from the big cities.
The high school athletic ass ociat-
ion held business meeting and
election of officers Tuesday night
after school, H. G. Hawley being
chosen chairman. The following
officers were elected for season Of
1909: Baseball team. Captain, J.
F. Glasgow, Sec., Fl. G. Hawley;
Treas. l.. A. Jones. Track team
Capt. F. A. Trip; Sec. LIN. Ramage; ;
Treas, II. G. Hawley. Football
Team-Capt., L.A.J Jones; Sec, c.
P. Loveless; Treas. G. l.. Mann. The
football officers, who form an execu-
tive committee were instructed to
select members of first and second
teams and adopt signal code. After
baseball and track sports are over,
light football practice will be in
dulged in, i'll order to instruct several
new men in the rudiments of the
gahe. At least six of last years
eleven will not play this year; they
are Town, Tripp, Hawley, Glasgow
DAYTON, and D. Jones. The 1902
team will probably be heavier than
the one of leo1, at least in the
back field.
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HAVING A RUN ON CHAMBER:
LAlNS, COUGH REMEDY. :51@* d.

Between the hours Of eleven
o'clock a. m. and closing time ct
night on Jan. ,25th, 1901, A.. 81
Clark druggist, Galde Springs, .Va;, II,
sold1fwelve bottles Of Chamberlain lAai 2 = =
Coaigh III REMEDY: He says, II nev,
or. handled'a a medicine that sold bet
ter or gave better satisfaction to my
customers. . This Remedy has
been IN general use in Virginia tor
many years, and the people there
are we'll acquainted with it's. excel
lent qualities. Many of them have
testified to the remarkable cures
which it has effected. When you
need good, reliable medicine for
a cough or cold, or attack Of the
grip, use Chamberlain g Cough REM
edy and you are certain to be more
than pleased with the quick cure
which it affords. For sale by. All
Druggists.
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B:1GElE;LOl.,w'7j' El v. /.

The sick here are getting better.
l. G. w. ". Dow from Worthiangton
and Mr.. Murphy from st. Paul was
on our streets Monday on business.
T. + Nose Baldwin was arrested here
Monday and Pat Faragher for dis:
lturbing the Peace and was fined the
fine and costs amounted to 1875
. piece. a.Sz@ss.: g., II:
IS VIC. Wyatt and H. J.. Ruprect
came home last week. }..
II VIM: Waterman arrived home from
Vermont Saturday morning.
I Our school is Progressing finely
with Mr.. Wooley and Miss Bertha
Crosby as teachers. \
Mrs. Eta Yates is here attending
to her sick husband. ~s,
James Burris was here for few
days from Milford, Ia., visiting.
The election passed off quietly.
Robert Bird living east t-of town is
on the sick list. .. - -:
|. WIN. Waterman and Mrs Yeskie
chasges houses Tuesday, Mr.. -Waten
man moves in the house she vacates.