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Remarkable Cure of Group

n little boys life saved. have II
few words to say regarding Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t saved
my little boys life and ] feel that |
cannot praise it enough. bought n
bottle of IL from A. +. Steere of
Goodwin, 5. d., and when got home
with it the poor baby could hardly
breath. J gave the medicine as Iii
rected every ten minutes until b.
threw up" and then | thought sure
he was going 10 choke to death. We
had to pull the phlegm out of his
mouth in great long strings. am
positive that if | bad not got that
bottle Of cough medicine, nv bow
would not be on earth todav.-JoEI
DEMoNT, lnwood, Iowa. For sale by
j. @. Avis.
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GAYLORD.

Col. ;. ;. Thomas, wife and daughter
are visiting friends in Washington.
Miss FloIa Castleman has returned
from an extended visit TO friends i'm
Baltimore
Mr.. :. :. Thomas, Jr. has purchased
a high bred pointer" from Mr.. James
Kemp, of Rockville. Md
Mr.. Charles Castleman has been con
fined 10 his room by an attack OF Ia
grippe for the pas, few days
stubble field belonging TO Mr.
Joseph Roger took fire from a freight
train on the y. Il w railroad one da,
last week. The flames spread 50 rapidly
that the barn was saved with great
difficulty.
Mr.. Al Grubbs has moved his steam
saw mill from the farm Of Mr.. f. +
Allen 10 that of Mr.. j r. Castleman
where he will do a great deal of saving
JACK FROST
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LWOOD
NEIGHBORHOOD

DEAR COURIER:
There Is very little 10 write about this
week. The peighbOrhOOd is almost in
state OF StagnatiOn, with the exception
OF the skating parties down on the lake
near the river. where all the beau
monde have been repairing of late: and
this delightful exercise and amusement
Is especially enjoyable on these bright
beautiful moonlight nights, then, return
ing al late hour To a nice hot oyster
supper, at the Country Club Among
the most graceful anj accomplished
skaters are Mr.. and Mrs Butler. Misses
Agnes and Mary Page. the Miss Con.
RAIDS, and their brother. Miss Fanny
BurweH, Miss Anna Meade, Miss
Dorothy Henry. George PAGE. Mrs
George Burwell, and Phil. Meade sr
and Lewis Meade. jr and we must moi
forget our young friend. Willie BowIes
The Literary Club met again on
Thursday evening, and are making great
strides In knowledge. We learned thar
Mrs. Hugh Nelson had written a very
hne article about Spencer this week. and
read II out for the delectation Of the
Club at Mt. Airy,
By strictest search after news for Won.
dear COURIER "a regular search ligh,
requlTed), we ha e discovered another
old and established Literary Club. one
still more recherche and exclusive than
the first mentioned, which ia held ~ Miss
EVel II Pages pretty cottage, where she
presides with gentle grace, dropping
words OF wisdom from a well-stored
mind
On Friday evening Miss Fanny Bur.
well gave five o'clock tea to n select
few
have just heard of the announce
ment of engagement OF vounr Weldon
Page. formerly of Page Brook" to !
Young lady in lower Virgins
Au Sevoir,
One OF THE SMART SET.
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Correspondence.
CRUMS.

Rev. George Hazel, who was junior
preacher here several years ago, wa:
married recently to Miss Joyce, OF
baltimore. Mr.. Hazel made many
friends while here, and we wish him
much happiness.
Mr.. William Holiday and family and
Mr.. Thomas Shepherd and family spent
last Sunday at "Sunnyside." the home
place Of the Hawthornes
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Hardesty, visited
Mrs. Forster on Sunday.
Miss Emma Hoffman and Miss Gaunt
visited Mrs. Vance Pierce Saturday last.
Rev. Frank Entsler preached al Crums
Sunday Morning. and Rev William
Melville at Stones Chapel in the after
noon.
VIRGINIA DARE
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NICKLIFFE.

The last issue Of the CovRIrr was - run
~ interesting %, ms, that ! doubt II YOU
have room for "a few that can be found u
our httle corner II the world. hut shall send
YOU few.
MT X X smith. one ~ our most enter
prising farmers. had a narrow escape On
Friday last While handling a colt. IL
reared and paved him in the face breakinr
ms nose and severely bruis ng him
Mrs John Duble is very III with pneumo-
MIA.
Mr. Charles Wilson is recovering from q
severe illness
Mr. Ben. Ware had three horses severely
bitten by vicious hog
Inc bridge on the road 10 The Rocks
ferry. which WAS washed away nv lie
recent floods Is beng rebL H.
Priscilla
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A Profitable Investment.

Il was troubled for about seven years
with my stomach and in he'd half my
ime, SAYS l. Demick, Somerville Ind
4 spent about $1,000 and never could
CT anything TO help me until ] tried
lodol Dyspepsis Cure. ! have taken a
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he food Yon don't have to diet. Ea'
IN Won want. kodol dyspepsia Cure
cnres all stomach troubles. !. {. Avis
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W. f. HOFFMAN. Treasurer.
d. II. JONES. Mayor
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Important Notice.

We, the undersigned Officers of
the Berry,ille Fire Company. beg 70
say TO the citizens Of our town that
We have erected, in the tower of our
Truck House, Fire Alarm Bell 70
be used by the said com pauy in Civ
ing alarms in case of tire. or for call
ID meetings, and such other use a.
the company may see fit.
And for the information and con-
vrnlence of the members of the COM
pauy and citizens of our town we
nave agreed upon the following taps
II the bell, TO be used " hen there il
10 be an alarm of fire given or q
meeting of the company to be called.
AZ our town Is divided into four
Wards or Precincts, each ward or
precinct shall have its respective
number OF taps. Ia case of fire. anv
person or persons first arriving At
the truck house are requested 70 ring
The bell Violently fer few seconds,
ana then, knowing the fire to De in
Ward No. /, be Will tap the bell
slow y, thus, o-o-o-o: with
short pause between each tap. aud
ring violently for few seconds. and
then repeat the taps as before. In
case OF lire IN Ward No ,, he will
give two taps, thus, oo-oo-oo-oo:
Two short quick taps with = pause
between. Ia Ward No. 3, three tsps
thus, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aud in
Ward No. 4, four taps, thus, 5000
OOOO-OOoO-oOoo.
By using these taps or signals.
all members of the company who.
not being able to get to the truck
house IN time, can 20 direct to the
IRE aud help work their respective
piece of apparatus.
Aud nov We DO not think il will
be out of place TO make the follow
ing requests and remarks. We fat
Ter ourselves 10 say that We think We
are able 10 care for the property of
our town m case of fire. And We
oeg OF al! good citizens not to inter-
Iere with the mem bers of the COM
pany IN time of fire. Do not crowd
around them, telling them to do this
and that. Do not stand along the
lines of hose stretched from plug 70
ire, as, by 50 doing, YOU very much
interfere with the rapidity of execut-
ING orders. Stand back and give VA
"A chance. and if We find that we are
short OF help, you Will be waited on
by some officer of the company and
eourteouSly ask to lend us aid. And
TO the members of our company We
beg to say publicly. as We have said
privately. do not forget that YOU are
hremen; respond promptly to all
calls OF duty; do not gather at a fire.
Wild dlsordered set of men. but he
quiet, receive orders only from those
IN command, and execute them with
qmckness and dispatch. And bv so
doing yOu will raise Yourselves to
such a height in the estimation Of
your fellow citizens as only good
true tremen can attain.
And fer all called meetings of the
company four taps will be used,
thus, 90 90; two taps. with a short
pause between, and two short quick
taps.
j. F.. OG DEN. Capt.
JNO II FINDERS LAT r.
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To THE MAYOR AND TOWN COUNCIL.

y W !
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF
BERRYvILLE, VIRGINIA.
For the term ending January Ii. 1902.
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We have just received car load
If the celebrated American Woven
Steel Wire Frnce. Farmers thinking
If fencing will save money by giving
us their orders now before the spring
advance of prices.
BERRYVILLE MILLING co.
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J. +. OGDEN. Capt.
JNO. IL. ENDERS, LIST II.
l.. q GORE. 2d 1t.
j. II. JONES. Sd 1t.

The piles that annoy YOU 80 will be
quickly and permanently healed If you
use DcWitt'~ Witch Hazel Salve. Be
ware ot worthless codnterfoits. :. G.
Avis
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
OMAHA EAGLES THE WINNERS
Come out Ahead Of Fremont in a
Bali Game ON a Muddy
Field.

out on the linton street battle ground
Saturday afternoon the Eagles of Fremun
aerie No. 200 collided with the Eagles of
Omaha aerie No. 3s and when the leather
pulling was over the score leaned toward
Omaha, s to 8.
the rain, the good cheer OF the FremonteFs
in the face of adversely and the trousers
hat your Uncle Buck Keith wore. Urunkle
was the real hit. Posing far out in The
west lot, he looked like the receiving vault
IN a deserted cemetery, but twice, when
things came his way he sprinted like
Mercury of old, with his abdominal annex
ardent rooters rewarded his speed burst
with loud acclaim and a few choice i'm
ported huzzahs.
The visitors played in duck overalls,
orphaned stockings and fear Of their lives,
for they ale slender chaps with their ribs
SO close to their undershirts that a fan
can count the left felder's from the bleach
Omaha aggregation is of Clydesdale breed
ing, very broad where the names go and
heavy shod. There were no phenomenal
plays, the hits being punched on errors
made at critical times.
After the game closed the teams were
photographed and the crowd then repaired
to the Eagles hall in response to an invita-
monies Keith, who delivered an address
to the grandstand, in which he told the
multitude where there was a keg of milk
shake and some angel food. Next month
the Omaha team Is to play the Fremonters
al home on the day OF their picnic there.
The date Is not yet decided on. About
fifteen from Fremont came for the game
Yesterday, among them T. b. Taylor, who
acted as oflcial scorer, n gave out the
following:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
wasp wins Kings Prise.

LONDON, July 26. - The last stage OF
the shooting for the kings prize at the
National Rifle association meeting at Bis
day, although a gusty wind across the
range interfered with the long range shoot
ing; Lie R,es vsds Sohps9n OF sne
Ways OF the First Dorset regiment n
Private McCallum of the Fourth Argyll
score was BOZ. In the shooter Sam Ways
won second place with 35 and McCallum
was third. The match was concluded under
the most trying conditions. The wind in
creased TO a steady gale, carrying ava
targets and blowing scoring boards and
umbrellas about the range.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
creiahton Fatla to Save.

The c. N. Dietz team and representa-.
tives OF, the Omaha Field club played on
the deciding game Saturday afternoon on
a muddy ground and In a drizElfng rain.
The Society men, were shut out, no 0. Ed.
die Creighton was slab artist for the Field
club and was found for ten, safe hits, four
bush, for the lunbermeh, allowed but
three small hits and sent thirteen men TO
the bench: Score; s
pistz ......9 0 O2O-l-O1 IS 10 Q
Field club 900 o % O o 90 90 3 s
Batteries: Dietz, Nestlebush and Hatha:
Crawford. struck out: BY Nestlebush. 10;
by Creiehton, Z. TwO-base hits: Dietz, 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
Egan Gets GOId Cup.

CHICAGO, July 26.-The Onwentsia cup
and gold medal were won by Walter e.
Egan OF the Lake Geneva Country club
the Concluding day Of the Onwentsia an
nbal golf tournament at Lake Forest to-
day. Egan distanced his neld, getting a
score Of 16i for the double round, 70 In
tho morning and 50 IN the afternoon. A
score Of 1859 was second, that by Chisholm
Beech OF Cleveland, o., though Lawrence
Adams of 0lenview had turned in a full
card OF 168. 1t was found, however, that
Adams had omitted to tot down two
strokes at the fourteenth hole and he
was accordingly disqualified.
Phelps B.. Hoyt won the Lake Forest
cup with a score OF i73 in the same COM
petition as that for the Onwentsia cup,
the other scores between Egan's li and
Hoyt's III being made by players under
80 years Of age and hence ineligible for
tho Lake Forest cup.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
HOW EARL FARNSWoRrH LOST
Some Cosby News About His De.
feat in the Kenwood CIub
Tourney.

Omaha Field Club athletes and tennis
devotees Of the city and state generally
have been extremely anxious for "details
OF the defeat OF young Earl Farnsworth Of
Grand Island in the second round of the
western Athletic championship tournament
held at the Kenwood Country club, near
chicago, during the week just ended.
Farnsworth entered the tournament as a
representative OF the Omaha Field luh
This. OF course. made Farnsworth a ueuter
OF Interest in the western championship
play for Nebraskans, and despite his youth
great things have been predicted for him.
No one hazarded he would win, but the
third round was a general guess. Measer
press reports tell Of his defeat In the sec
ond round after he had the battle won. all
but a single stroke.
Omaha tennis men have been wondering
what caused the sudden reverse, ana now
1t develops that It was nothing less than
a grass court hat beat Farnsworth so con-
clusively in that round. He h a dirt. or
clay court player exclusively, and the
kenwood courts we're, OF course, very
hard on his style Of play and general game.
He intended to so In early from Nebraska
80 as to play a week or 50 on the courts
and become accustomed to them, but vas
unable to make the early start and en-
tered the tournament practically a grass
novice.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
Bayenport. SS999SSSSSSSSSEII !
At vinton street Park Today.

The Omaha Originals and the Argos Of
Nebraska City will play al Vinton street
park this afternoon. An excursion train on
crowd OF Otoe county enthusiasts. who.
being deprived OF a chance 20 see a game
on their home grounds OF Sunday, are
willing to come 70 Omaha. The game VIII
be called at $3.50. The lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

In view Of that fact the showing that
Farnsworth made At Chicago was very re-
m~arkable, and II IL said that h won high
regard as a tennis player from the cracxs
with whom he played there and with whom
he will play next week at Lake Mlnnetonka.
near Minneapolis, where the Northw sStsrn
championship event occurs. \
Summed up, ~Farusworth's experiences 81
Chicago were thGt without having time to
aceustom himself to the low. Glow bounce
OF the grass he drew in succession Two
Of the hardest men in the race, beat enc
and almost defeated the other. In q letter
to the sporting editor Of The Bee, Mr..
Farnsworth tells Of the KenWood tourna,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
Auburn FANS at Humboldt.

The game yesterday afternoon on the home
diamond between the locals and the Auburn
team was closely contested and full Of
interest throughout. The crowd was not
R.H.E.
Humboldt 40 Q l02009- - :
Batteries: Humboldt. r. Linn and Sc
grist; Auburn. Clark and McKeen. Struck
out: BY Linn. 81 by Clark, 8. First base
ner. Time; 1850 Umpire; John A. Eel
Lars
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

win. a base ball carnival Will
be held in Sioux Falls this fall durine
the county fair. The question Is now
being discussed and the idea meets with
general favor, 1t is planned to bring In
a couple or more OF the big league teams
1900. Five Sioux Falls men have enered
to contribute the sum of 800 each toward
creating a purse that viii be worth night
ing for.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
BALL GOSSIP OF WEEK
Omaha Winds Up Home Series with Six
Fiercs Games.
OLD RIVALS TRY TO SETTLE SCORES
Kansas city and 81. Joseph Come
Looking for Revenge, but Get
Defeat Instead of ven-
geance.
LookNIIks a cinch.

LooksIlke a cinch.
omaha's, bold on the pennant seems to
be hxed for tho season. Much depends
on the present trip to the mountains. II
Omaha can get an even break on the eight
games scheduled for the present visit to
Denver and Colorado Springs. it's about
all over but the shouting. Those noun
tain towns seem to have a demoraliEing
effect on visiting teams, though, quite I'M
accountable, but nevertheless very appar-
ent and very effective. When Denver and
Colorado Springs come down from their
mountain Businesses, the lowlanders maui
them and roll them all over the field. but
just let the mountaineers once get under
the sheltering peaks Of the Rockie and
VIA they do to the sassenachs from Ne
braska and Missouri and lows and Illinois
and Wisconsin is a-plenty, sure. Charley
Nichols and Hugh Duffy say a visiting
team cant win at either Denver or Little
Lunnon; Bill Rourke hasn't said so yet,
but his team has an unbroken record Of
defeats up to date In Colorado. Maybe the
specific germ OF the disease will be
Isolated this trip. II It is you can bet
that Papa Bill will prepare an antidote
mighty quick for IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
BnrrInters pefeat omciaIs.

YORK. Neb.. July 26-(special)-The
game OF base ball between the county and
county was one OF the best games played
this season at York. The score was Z to 4
In favor OF the lawyers. The proceeds Of
the game were donated to the city park
fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
speed EntrIss for YORK Fair.

manager OF the York county fair Is adj
vertfsing many attractions. Already a
large number of speedy horses have en-
liberal prizes. The York county display
OF agricultural products will be unusually
fine. A number Of stockraisers will eX-
hibit the stock,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
CoIerIdne WIna Nice One,

NORFOLK, Neb.. July ~26.-(speciaI Tele-
gram.GIn the base ball game today be-
tween colertdge and Norfolk the visitors
coleridse ....',..r.0t1 00OOaOOs Al
Norfolk ~......s..O o Q o 0 0 0 o 90
Batteries: Norfolk. Bucklin and EEan;
Coleridge, Morrison and Wood
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

That no-hit game Of G~ibson's, with the
work Of Nichols and McFadden, cut a deep
cash in the batting record Of the omahas.
Stone is keeping up his wonderful pace. but
none Of the rest are following him, al
though all are batting close around their
seasons form. In fielding the showing is
much better. Genins has suffered some In
his average through being required to play
through the week at second and third base,
while both Carter and Stone stuck in NUTS
that took a point or two on their averages.
Pears continued his perfect work on first
base. finishing the home series with a total
Of 1874 accepted chances. Captain Stewart
continues his steady high-grade perform
ance at second base and Johnny Gonding has
improved his record materially. A close
study Of the figures will support what is
said above in regard to the secret of
Omaha's winning:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

FORT DODGE. Ia, July 2s-(special
gona Brownies here today by a score OF
6 to s. The grounds were very wet, which
prevented fast fielding Both pitchers aid
ness OF the bail. Batteries: Fort Dodge,
Milliken and Whittmore; Algona. Jones and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
Oriainale


The letters Of South Omaha and the g. N.
Dietz team will meet on the lumbermen's
diamond at CORTLAND beach Sunday alter
noon at $50. This Is the second game be-
club won the first game the letters will
put up a strong game and try TO even
matters up. The lineup will be as follows:
c. N, Dlet1. letters.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

President Sexton is still looking for UNI
pire material. He made a hit when he Sc
cured Marty McQuade. for the games he
umpired on the Omaha grounds we're among
the most enjoyable ever witnessed here.
Absolutely free from w~rangling or kicking
Of any kind, played fast and clean, and UNI
.pired by a man who understands his bust
ness, the sport was nearly perfect. Mr.. Nc
Quade is certainly a success as an umpire,
and Omaha people will always be glad to
see him
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
BLIND BoGEY AT FIELD CLUB
Handicap Match Develops Some Great
Scores and Excellent
sport.

Yesterday afternoon the Field club golfers
gave themselves over 10 the delights of a
handicap match against a blind DOGGY over
DOGGY was drawn. proving to be e;ghty-one.
This gave the prizes to F. Boyer, John
Murphy and Nate REGARD. The scores are:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

This gives Omaha a batting average of
.211 and fielding of .947 for the three games
and St. Joseph .2s6 for batting and 1886
for nelding. In these figures better than
anywhere else will be found the secret OF
Omaha's winning. Both st. Joseph and
Kansas City outbatted the home team, and
yet Omaha won four OF the six games. 1t
is splendid feldlng and perfect team work
that gives the victory.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
Fight with Umpire.

DAVENPORT. Ia, July 26-The Daven-
port team of the Three-I league scored the
winning run in a hfteen-inning game today
on a base on balls and two singles OH
Daniels In the final inning. The game was
interrupted in the twelfth inning by a
fight between Catcher Evers OF Davenport
out of the game. The umpire took refuge
in an omnibus, but came back to the dia-
mond when promised protection, Evers re-
firing from the game. Score;
Davenport. OOOOOOOo0OOO0O1-in 4
Decatur 80. 0OOOO00OOOOOOO0-0, "a
Batteries; Davenport. WenIg, McCord.
Evers and Reisinger; Decatur, Daniels and
Krebs. 80 y
AT Rock 1sland-Evansville, 8; Rock ISL
and. l.
Al Rockford-Terre Haute. 8: Rockford. o.
At Cedar RapidB-Cedar Rapids, 8: Bloomi
ington, 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

Yesterday the Jonahs defeated the
Thomps0n-Belden Juniors by a score OF
9 to s. Batteries; Jonahs, Morgan and
Kelley Juniors, smith and LANCER.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

In the s~emi-hnais for the cup DR.. 6umney
beat ], b. Reynolds. a up and 3 to play.
Or. Sumney and II, B. Morrill, will play the
final round for the cup during the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

SIOUX FALLS. 8. D., July ~26.-(special)
If present plans materialize, as they
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
Paper Company wins.

The strong. steady pitching OF Lavlne
was the feature OF the game that the
Young Mems Christian association dropped
company's team, 8 TO 3, at the association's
park Fitzgerald caught Lavine for the
pitched TO Erickson for the Christians.
Score:
R.H.E.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

After shutting out Omaha in a we'll played
lsst Sunday. in which he used a straight
ball almost exclusively, Nichols said:
Give me a pitcher who has control and
can put 'em over. and / don't care wbetber
he has curves or not, weIl win the games.
It's control that counts. I have won many
a game in the National league. using the
same ball I did against Omaha. Put 'em
over and make the batters hit 'em. Give
the felders a chance. Don't be always
working for strikeouts. That's where young
pitchers make a mistake. They put them
selves into holes, and bases on balls or hits
are the result" Those who watched that
game on Sunday got a good illustration Of
the truth OF this. owen pitched a game
that would win nine times out Of ten, but
he put himself into two or three holes. by
using his curves too often.