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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

Mems Suits OF Stein Block *
Co.'s make, are uneXce,ied >.
which sold $500 and %
90 now S1O.OO
Mems Suits that sold for 10.
90, and 1890 now 1O.OO
Mems Suits that sold for II.
90 and loco now $50
Mems suits that sold for D.
90 and 600 now S3.eO
Our line OF Mems OyercOats
is still quite complete and
comprise many bargains,
One special lot 81 length
OvercOats that sold tOT
1900 now SI.OO
One lot OF long Yoke Over
coats worth loco and II.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

Mr. o. .. jackson. OF Norfolk. presi-
dent of the proposed new elecfrie road,
vas expected here Monday 10 meet with
the City Council IN regard 70 further
considering the franchise as asked for by
lhe company. Neither Mr. Jackson nor
his attorneys appeared
The Council was IN place al 3 O'Clock.
al no nseeting was bid. There were
expressions Of disappointment II was
rumored that the railroad project had
Ezllen shrOugh-
A Norfolk paper interviewed Ny Jack-
s,n about hiss failsre 70 appear here.
he said that he did not know shat any
i oarticular date had been set. and that II
Vas Only q misunderstanding between
hin and the Council he said he ex-
| pseted 10 notify the Council VIXEN he
| conId CONE
In regard to the road be said about
s~senty-fve per cent. Of the right Of way
aad been secured. Work. he said. wil
begin during The latter months Of tn
vcar. according 70 this paper.
Mr.. Jacksou had hoped 90 have IA
road eouplrted BY Jan.ary 1ss. 1903
| lie 80 stated &c TsE GAzETTE, bat soms
thi1g unforeseen. perhaps, has delaye'
han.
He says the read VIII surely be built-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

The Gala Walden Ice Faesorv now
in full blast. and Is working day aud
night. Mr.. Walden SAYS he will pu' f'n
the market this season the nretties, and
puress sce ever scen here.
One remarkable feature OF this plant IS
that shc ice is made from distilled oFtSs-..n
wen water. Netktng could be fr>cr from
impurities than this ice. IL ought 10
meet with steady demand Throughout
this section.
The factory has been overhauird ~
considerable expense. and Is now IN
splendid working order.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

Wren you wake up with bad taste
in your mouth you may know that you
need q dose Of CtambeTiAin's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They viii cleanse
your stomach. improve your appetite
nd make ecu leel likea new man- They
are easy te take. Being sugar coated, ard
pleasant in effect. For ssle by all drug
gists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17
Like a Drowning MN.

Five years ago a disease the doctors
called dyspepsia TOOK such hold Of me
that could scarcely 80, writes Geo. :.
Marsh. well.known attorney OF Nocona,
Tx. Il took quantities of pcpsin aud
other medicines but nothing helped me.
AS a drowning man grabs at a straw l
grabbed at Kodot ] ielt an improve
ment at once and after few bottles am
sound and WELL Kodol is the ouly
preparation which exactly reproducos
the natural digestive Juices and oonse-
@ uently is the only one which digests
any coed food and cures any form OF
stomach trouble. Leonard uenleY.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

The sueeestion q ma1ing ar joan
skeitou WiuiazDss the hrishant yo1rf
v,,,;nsar q Richmond. the presioeSs o
the Iauestown Ezposition Associations
meets tsae hearty approval q al the peo-
u,e. saeh q naan - BE- ADD only sues'--
practical. pushing business msn--eai
make The Ezposstion q srecess
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

Between your children and TIE tor
lures of itcHing and urninI CO. ma,
scaldhesd OF other skin diseases Howl
why. by USING Buchi,n's Aruica Salve.
earth's greatest healer. Quickest cure
for Ulcers, Fever Sores, salt Rhclm,
Cuts. Burns or BRUISES. lnialiihie for
piles. 25c 80 /. Hcniey's drug store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

Akw Ne-ks ago eOiored boy secs
d~ntIy Shot col -ssrs girl The boy sss'
ssso=s &c years q ese. The psstsd ~as
an cd oae. practically rsorihlesa But
sor this fact th< s15nrrd siSi would hasr
t.sss instantly killed. The habit q youns
boys. white a. vel as cpsOres3. - carry
snx deadly weapons sbossid X dealt with
6rnaIy. Parents sboslc ser as tar a.
0ossible that their boys % not carry
daneesous weapons a any ksnd- =
brave max nni1ss an ofhcer. VII no'
carry > pistol That Is iess fsf IN
cowards and desperadoes- ~hen yo'
ses a boy or man b4i'ituaIly 'tot'Hg'
a-gan. put bim co~n A. OILY d@nss'
ous ~beB se thsnhs she thing : nn'ose
ed. Bat zbese Soung erbs 'Foss -
swapps. who eor'e 70 ~'i'ss '''so''
w:ta 1beir 'suns." - fhsy ean fnen
saossa Be psl,eS By ths s<ssssnE -
zixcz szs szssps ofsss Law,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17
sclstsc Rheanszsism Cured After
Fourteen Years VI Suffering.

81 have been afflicted with sciei'c
rheumatism for fourteen years" saws
Josh Edgar, Of Germantown, Cal. 4
was able 70 b. sfonna but constantly
suffered. I ried eyeTyihing ! could
hear Of 1nd At Ia was told 10 ryChaIa-
berlaias Pain HAio.. Winch ] did and
va Immediately relieved and Ia short
s,me cured. and an hsppY 10 aAy Il has
20, slnce reformed" Why Dot use thu
I,a,msas aud gss well1 II i Tor sale b
50 srpggisss,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

.Ihave used neWIit's Little Early Ris-
ere for oonsti patton AMI torpid liver and
they are 81 right. en- glad Z" indorso
them for ID nk when we End good
ching we ought to lex others know II "
writes Alflel Eeirze. Quiuzg. III They
never grlpe o. distress. sure. safe pill.
Leonard Henley
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
The Charge Against Several Young
Men


sunday afternoon. two young uen,
Afessrs. George Rurnes AID e. 81. Beatty,
hired q team from J. Il. Caiee & son for
A drive ont into the country. They did
not return untl late al night. having
driven 20 Williamsburg and Hampton
before coming back 20 Newport News.
Mr.. Cafee had " ar -autssworn outior
the young 1neacharging tbemWifh cruel
svto animals and ugon their r~turn, they
we're arrested by sergeant Reynolds,
who also arrested AZ Doncaau, f. A
Compton. c. c. Miller and 7. c. Rich.
four ether young men who had gone
along as que rs Of the two who had
hired the team.
The case came up ~ the Police Court
and Beatty aad burnes were hned SO
and costs each. They noted an appeal
and their eases VIII come up IN the Jane
term Of the Corporation Court. Th'
other young men were discharged from
custody.
The young men deny that they treated
the team cruelty .--Daily Press.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

Mere and more arc the eyes oi tie
nation turning towards JamestoOr'
.srhe Cradle OF thc RePublic-' Ever
newspsper in ths land Is saying sou'e-
.l,-nr about Tins too long neglected sPo-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

Why eau'r Tie Peninsula STR mp a eaS-
s;sn.e scr Congress We know o. q
uuulpr ~ good meu for the p'acr-
a-onv sf.em Cumming. q Hampton
Tsier. ~ Char5rs City, bicAioIo' o.
Nep-port News and Others
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

Tx Uuised States nevsT sioses r. e-ss
or rs treasury TO suffering humanity
Tie $4,000 given foE the rei'ei o. ln'
peouie O, Naldnique shows The no7h
suirlt q q nation
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

1ou viii never wish 70 take another
desc q pills IL yoU once Try Chsnb~r-
lsin's Stomach and Liver TAbletS- They
ara essier 70 fske and nose pleasant in
eject. TEey cieanse The stomach and
regulate the liver aud boWsis. Fox
ssls rs al druggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

Tise :. h.,.e s.srld slands asaas' N'-@l
eostsm,laslHg she awful horror Al -
,s,--rr Naruulqu-. FomPea oVVinoies
intc iusiCulSoaHes N comparison with
s. PER-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

1naEw weeks q big fOrce II hands
xrsl be AZ work on the new bailding a.
she Hospital This Work VII throw
NAM dollars into WSEasnshure, ano
should improve - - zaush fo'
tsrue- Il viii also giEeF1nployn'en' 70
labor although there are very fs~ ia'e
rneu. who really want Sork-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

Grand iuries are sometimes, indeed
40 oftcn. p-one 10 md indictHsents s.
60 w.sese there Is rot the silSnest
ss,,w fo- oouvicticu- We think Tine .
rrsoausibls for suuch o. the heavy eriElui-
nal erpense o. Virginia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

Tx Clarenouf Herald wants 20 kno"
tbe whercaboEfs u EE-GoveooT yief
A few DAYS ago be Was back n kici'-
mond u-orking the ropes tor ano11ei
poIs.ioai job. Onoe taste The trusts OF
poi.tieal ohos. and Jon can never for-
- II
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

While In Newport News Tire other DAY,
Bishop A. n. Randolph, of the Southern
Diocese OF Virginia. expressed himself as
eratihed thai the trouble ia Bruton par
ish has GUIDED. The Timcs-Herald says
..The bishop expressed himself rs being
extremely grati6ed al the settlement OF
the Roberts controversy. which bias 50
torn old Breton parish at williamsburg.
lie thinks that the settlement has paved
the way for a complete consultation OF
The two factions. and that from now on
they viii work IN harmony A'orc has
hen mentioned vet 1s thc succcsscr 20
Rector Roberts, whose resignation does
not take effect untH July. and vho then
assumes charge OF the rectorate al Rocky
Mount, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

rfthe farmers Of JAMES City are MOI
prosperous, It Is Their ONE fault e's' u
ri and have something 70 sel- n
4r,u.,e &c gvx your 0sVu prizes now
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

srrorueys rko piacs Legal AcFerii'.Is I.
ss5- .sp-r ~ ksld personally ~, So -
-. this bcing rAe ony coadifioa 49,
--hfrk us scccDssRch serertisin&- 80
Sos. pr inca eseh rine. isss - f'sr WI -
.sprfssfon froEa thrsr terDs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

40 now $3.50
Stein Block K Co.'s and 9TH
err makes that were 1900,
22.5o and $500, Sl2.oO
Boys Knee Pants Suits, a
ges 3 to 10 years, COM
prising Vestees and Dou-
bile Breasted Suits that
sold for $50, Loo, and
900 now gov
Boys Overcoats, 3ages to Ia
years, Refers, Long Gut
Coats that sold for 400
and 800 now S0.OO
A splendid lot OF Boys knee
Pants. ages 4 to II years,
that sold for 5Oc. and Toe.
now oSc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

sur~--s - TIE Posto1sce IN " iii's - 90 81
tnr-oad clsss uaii-Dafter-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17
SATURDAY. MAY y. 1872

VIII tins issus closesths ninth voiu'ns
al THE GAzKTTK- Ths tenth year oes 'i's
next week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

adrrrtlsiug rafes rras, a. ~ So
su Appbc4fios. Rates 20 49, =. -
- 49, .sirx uSuzl discouufs for Sl'&s<
-,s,. r,,,.l poticss s Csuts The hne-
.-.-..,,---s.nS.rr,SSects Cents pe- Inc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17
AYcher Brooks.
General Insurance Agent

Representing the following
first-class Companies
Va. Fire & Marine and Va.
State. Richmond, Virginia;
Home, OF n. Y; Hamburg
bremen, Norwich I n i o n.
Pennsylvania Fire and Fir,
Association, OF Philadelphia.
l also represent the Fldel.
ity 4 Deposit Co., OF Md, and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co., of n. Y.
All business entrusted
whether Reinsurance bonds.
or OF indemnity on officials
or employees, will receive
prompt attention.
OFFIcE-Room, No. 4
Peninsula Bank Building
WILLIAMSBURG Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

qhis ssgnsfuss Il On syery Der q ths geDusns
Laxative Bronco uinine Tablets
g. psDe1y thas eszxrs a s2ta A. esf ess
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-05-17

Subscription prsce 500 per fe~f $50"
-.,es s,r l.sSs tlnse. always 10 sSvance-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
TIE n0yTE CARLO TOURNAMENT.

Monte Carlo. Feb. 1.-THE ninth round Of the
International chess tournament, now in progress
n this city. was played according 10 Round
OF the Berger schedule and the men were there
fore paired IS follows Mortimer vs. Gunsberg.
Reggie Us. Marco. Albin vs. Eisenberg, Pillsbury
rs Napier, Tarrasch Us. POpiel. Mason rs. Mieses.
Tschigoria vs.. Wolf NarCczy Marshall and
Scheve vs. Teichmann. Janowsd and Schlechter
had byes.
An adjournment was taken at l p. m. when the
following results mad been recorded.
ReggtO had gone down before Marco, Albin had
disposed Of Eiserberg and PillsbUry had beaten
All the other games were decided IN the after
noon session, when Mortimer lost 70 Gunsberg,
Tarrasch defeated Popiel, Mason doWned Mieses.
Tschig0rin was worsted by Wolf. Maroczy beat
Marshall and Scheve resigned 10 Teichnann.
The following is the record up 10 date
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18

PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s-oaers-sve. s. lco n Of Main-st so7x36X
NJ Regen. s. sII - n. ..-..--. ---..--. 500
New YORK Central and Hudson River Railroad
COMPANY. e5H,4,n,nf o - 2-ir5 SntEs2t'e tt r5
surety, mortgage. SO go; r :. s. 80 ..,....-
ct-y Island. running POO n - $ Tler-avex
john Fariham To- Emil WaIdenberger, R :,
PsI.s5de-aye W corner River-ave. le7Ns6ox r
t9irase Esag t5 ar1 55Ps e Wen mortsase s12
''9 and aa5s. S ' heirs a4s' to amelia '9SE5 %5rney % all
same me- praper,5. -. @ Am-lia T. whitney. widow.
Rouin e. Newton e' a. JON, tenants o K ; 81 90 -.
seize 10 ] and NJ HareH, mortgage. $4,000. 1000
r7Sir>>s5 >st .| re West n w corner 15sth-st s75x
S-5N7ayt7. and NJ Hanen to Fritz seIje. R 5. 1000
81 st. Nos - and 80 West. - llx59Ht2 % %ex79.
mortgage. Ss5ou0 ............ 100
84h-st s. uU ~ " r or - ''R R ave ''I 5r 49, s,,
ury Realty company. mortgage. S275oo'; :. 90
o23-zt $ 100 # " Of central Park West. 45x
AueFbach mortsase ssloo5: R 5. SO . Exchange
widow % the Equitable Realty Company,
gase. SO zoo. R : = cents -.,. =. .,,..-,s
Addte Aueroach 70 the Proyid@nt Realty Com ,oo
44jl-st 10 q West IsNG5. Annie clarkson to
Rachel X scheI and another executors and
e3a5 % % 3g2S % r rSaS. Of 2ags asev 20 aa& &NlGS %
a2i IT. 10 l49 West. l7x1oos. william c Hiuer
Horato n Flanagan. mortgage. $l5ooo'
r $ IS - - - -.-.-.-
tISnrsII tompsny r s. $j73 -....9 $4,000
Raa NsytaS ct al JOINT tenants $ SIS IS 10000
Park ave. Nos pa ana $40, corner aSt-st.
AZ 5x1uOx irregular. Theodore Tiedemann and
Erin Newton al.
Joint trustees, K :. S6i - 10000
Beach ave NJ lots l32. 1913 and l94. map Eliza
beth King, CRY Island, Susy E Wood to Nellie
3!tr-sr N 8 100 II Of 5th-ave T5xl976x ir-
regular. Albert Bruins to John o Baker. mort
gage. S4500O0. r 5 SO .-.-...-s. $500
Bower " :. 1888 n Grand-st. 81. TxlioSx
r. I0x1Ils Hannah Neruiyea Emma
T1yvnsken3; mortgage. $+o'4F -.---..- 49,. -
46tl-st. n s. " Of LeXington-ave, 20x1o05,
David Hill 20 Rolin e. Newton ct al. ;. 49,.
eb-ave n a corner S4tl-st o. ax15O. the Broad
way Tabernacle Society 70 Edward 9earles; - 80
s S64S - ....... 100000
Henrv Pease 20 CITY Real Property Investing
company. mortgage so 600 r :. IS -. 5.....-.-.
5th-av No ISL S. 2rxlo0 Arthur L Bowker.
executor trustee, Lewis A Mitchell
gage. $50 2 : S3l - 100
4Oth-sr n l51 q OF ParS-1ve 6x9S o: Mary
r Vredenblrgh City Real Property Investing
Company. mortgage $4,000; s Sl2 80 27,5o0
Washlngtan-st. Liberty-st. 1873 to
cedar x9Ox Irregular Henry Corn
Arthur Manyer, mortgage. $3.50 900 ---....... /
olst-st n :. 16+ II Of 6th-ave. 11OSx9S 9xlOs TX
% O. Evangelical Lutheran Church the
Holy Trinity 10 New-iork Realty Corporation;
3lst-,r. n s. ico II W Of 9Th ave 20 lOxgs Q.
IsabeH VI Blood TO William II Keogh. mortgage.
$4,000. r $l2 20 .-.......--..
5te-av-. corner 116th-sj 51xjO, Morris :
Herman anil another 90 Ri ,hnl Herman;
gage S24OOU s. S12 81 81 200
1920 d-st. No s. East 30Xl00 IL, Nathan Chaimo-
wien TO Norris Giles mortgage. SD coo. r s,
= &" SOo
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18

sister, lo5 ,Lyne). Won Navasota. Il tOdom) S
@ "a second Maverick, los Young. > third Time.
49, Musical slipper. impD Lady Wrinkle Vius
Sly Boots and King Hammond also ran
Ihlre race tseepleChase handicap, couTse)Dag
mar lo8 lBartey) 8 70 TO- won, Bristol PENN.
l. second. Mr. Rose 132 oSaddv0 / rhird Time
also
Fourth race randicap six and oue-half furlongs,-
Scarlet Lily 107 Brennan 3 to l. won Carl Kaher 10
DEAN 70 second. Kingsley % I,1udonl 8 20 >
'hra. Time. la Andes also
tlfth race selling, mile eiChth1-Nena-e
lo2 tMncerl. 3 10 . Linden Ella l07 tOdomf.
second. Eugenia s 1oS tLvna'. 80 I third Time
l-34- FL Ghor. Frank Mcconnell. Doughty. Megrs.
Prince Real. Haldee and Little Daisy also
sixth race selling nilel-ChoCe. 1O7 tOdoml
l. won Deponan. % tBoydl, II : second NcWtlians
los tESgherts7nf is 10 D third Time 4oi- JFvabie
John .. Ford. Hutch Miller. Annie Thompson. Eight
Bells. Pharaoh and Beggar Ladv also ran
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
RACETRACK.
FORM WAS AT A DISCOUNT.
COLONEL BALLENTYNE AGAIN BID Up TC
500. But WILSON RETAINS HIM

FORM WAS AT A DISCOUNT.
COLONEL BALLENTYNE AGAIN BID Up TO
500. But WILSON RETAINS HIM
San Francisco. Feb. I7.-The track AT Oakland
TODAY was very heavy and holding and form was
az discount The feature of the afternoon
the fourth race in which Colonel Baentyne beat
Siddons a head In a fierce drive Siddons was
very slow TO get going. and outrun by the field
in the first part. He finished strong.
The rwo-year-old event went to GaViota, fy
nv INN. Creighton Colonel Ballentyne again
hid M bv Harry Slower from $500 to $500, but
James Wilson retained him.
First race purse Futurity Course Botany. 1O3
CRanFch) even Sir Dougal. Jos o. Woods. u l.
second Gusto (Bulmanl. 70 third Time. 15l4
Lemuel also
one-haIf furonRs}-5aviota. 113 a. Woods 10 !.
Little Margaret iO5 IL Jackson 10 second Delsegno
(Conleyb third Time o 45lt. Olahurst Maud
Muller Ellston and Phz also ran.
Third race selling six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA ~
second; Clarando. l0T o. DalyI 10 70 l. third Time
ll9z Marcao. ScaIawag. Ned Dennis and Quiz II also
Fourth zone mile and sixteenth,-Colone Banen-
tyne, i09 CBulman) o l. won Sddons, 100 Il. Jack
som TO l. second Urchin. III tRedfern u q ]. third
Time, l-54h Nilgar and The CATER also
Fifth race (selling5 flrlonEsi-Dunhlane. 10
CBuilman 10 /. Bragg ~ tRsnsckJ. 8 % l. sec
ond Galanthus. l04 tBrkenruth). 70 !, third Time
3d. CRATER Nearnao. Februsry nerops. Innacensia
and Esterneu also
sixth zee selling furlongs-Psrsifsl los tBrken-
ruth: 20 l. won Alzura l04 Croxer). TO / second
Midnight Chimes 100 IL Jackson, Il third Time
1ls-s Hilary. Fine Shot LOYAL s. Educate F1dred and
A 80 ran
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
THE DOG SHOW.

GRIFFON5 WHO HAVE WON ABROAD TO BE
SEEN
There viii again be seen a. the dog show this
year = number IF Grtffons were first introduced in
this country by Rud Schneider. Of Massa pequa.
Long Island Two recent impor1atious OF this
breed, Medar1 and Frou- -Frou Will prove interest
ing 70 the lovers Of the hunting sport. Both dogs
we're successful in winning numerous prizes AZ the
various European dog shows and field trials.
Medard. who. besides having n number Of
awards Of honor 70 his credit. received also eleven
first prizes at exhibitions and field trials in differ
cities of Germany France and Belgium. The
most important Of these Is first prize awarded at
Paris in 1895. Others than prize winners q
all Continental breeds competed in that class.
Frou-Frou. a fitting mate 10 Medard and nltch
OF excellent qualities many prizes ar held
trials, of which the following may be mentioned.
1900. Frankfort. III. three first prizes and one
award Of honor. 1901 Giessen. Ill, TWO first prizes
and two awards Of honor. 1901. Grifton Club. first
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
RESULTS AT NEW-ORLEANS.

New-Orleans. Feb. l7-Mss Soak and Dagmar
we're the winning favorites to-day The stewards
have decided 10 refuse the entry of Menace in the
future. owing to the ieVersa OF form shown in to-
days race. The weather clear and the track
fast Summaries
First race Selling mile and a sixteenthi--N.ss
Soak 10! DEAN 70 won. Trigedy l07 tOts to ?
Carter Lillian Reed, Josie r. CoIdaga and C7earAeld
also
Second race cwo-year-olds, four furlongs)-Merry
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
NETA sLnnONS NOLD FOR gI3.P00.

Lexington, Ky, Feb l7-Woodard & Shanklin's
rnidwinter combination horse sales opened to-day
before a good crowd OF local and foreign buyers
The interest on the opening day centred in the sale
OF Neva Simmons, 2114 bay mare. seven years
old bv Simmons. 2.2S, dam Neva. 233i4. by Squire
Tanadge. She was knocked down 10 Michael Bow
errnau Of Lexington. $1,000 She belonged to @
VI Baum. of Pttsburg. Hattie Smith. bay hIly,
seven years old, 2.l644. by Hnders Wilkes. dam
Olga bv Iumps. the property of G. L. Darnaby,
was sold 10 5. T. HARRISON & Co, Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
TO C4TcH RUNAWAYs WITH LARI4T.

From The Honolulu Bulletin
II will not be very long now before Frank Fer
reira the assistant hack inspector, will be about
rne streets with a ari1t hanging at his saddles
side. This will be used in the capture Of runaway
horses which has really become pastime for
Frank The Increased traffic the coupled
with the advent Of the electric has made par
ticll!ar watchfulness necessary Hence the lasso
Ferreira will probably be given a trial tomorrow
When he rushes after runaway he will not be
aIIoyed IA swing his lariat. but must make
throw tn do the work. Neither will he be allowed
a pommel 10 his saddle.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
.::Ia Excess
80 ~ Uric Acid
GBSTAVUS SCOTT FRANKLIN, A.M., Md,
Recommends Bear-Lithia" Water
for Uric Acid.

for Uric Acid.
have been personally acquainted with the
Bear-Lithia" Springs Of Rocking
ham County, Va, for many years. The use Of
'as pure. sweet. sparkling, deIig ghtfuI
water, al the spring, and also from bottles and
barrels sent 10 me atmy request, has always proved
OF benefit to me personally and TO my family.
know professionally OF many cases,
Notably those caused wholly or in part by
Excess Of uric acid in the system,
ware patients were cured greatly improved by its
G Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Acid stomach, Female Complaints,
eczema, Gall Stones, Kidney Stones,
hheumatOid Arthritis, and many
"theT intractabie diseases have made
astonishing recOveries after free use
"i this fine medicinal but most pleasant
water.
ms certificate is given under full per-
suasion that suffering public can
rouiably make use Of this Bear-Lithia"
spring Water in hope OF recovering
r"m numerous painful and exhausting dis
vases Of the character mentioned
FIVE GALLONS, S1.5O
GfooeTs. Druggists, or o. New ST.. Ny.