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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-19
ONE CENT AW0RD

ONE CEN AW0RD
If you want a p9slAon,, house,
servant, or want to find anything
that has been lost, OF want some
thing that some one else has, ad
vertise in this column.
FOR SAL1.-Two good mlca cows.
Apply to X. l., Mobiles, 62y Il ST.
FO4e RENT. Nice nae for rent, close
in Apply o45 Union street
.------------.----.-
ROOMS FOR RENT-Nice airy
front room for rent. Apply at al
Gloucester street.
WANTED AT once. six or seven
room house close in. Address box
1866. city.
LOST. -Cnerry -colorcd si,6 umbrel
Ia, with monogram nj r." on the
handle. Finder return TO News office
and get reward
WANTED Fiyefoot roller top
desk. Apply TO Chas $. Hirsch q
Co.
FOR SALE rubber stamps. seals.
stineels, etc. Agent Underwood type
writer. win b. Fain, 3l2 Newcastle
street
FOUND Bateau at sea. owner
can have by describing same and pay
ing cost and adyertising Coney
Parker
FOR RENT "A large welrqlnished
room, electric lights anT bath Gen
tiemen preferred. 7O3 Union street.
Mrs II. e. Lucas.
WANTED Boarders. Genuenen or
couples can obtain nice coos comforfa-
Bile rooms and board al 500 Monk
Rates reasonable.
FOR SALE. one young milk COW:
gives ten to twelve quarts per Jay.
Apply to Captain Charley Anderson.
Soutu Wolf street
WANTED A stenographor TO
VIZ circular letters and actress
envelopes. Can be done al odd hours
and must be cheap eau al lui @ ST,
after $3.50 p, m.
LOST Engine keys NO 1915. be-
tween freight and passenger depot
Finder return to C. l.. Steiner aud re-
ceiye reward.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-19
RUNSWICK DAILY NEWS.

xdvertising rates made known on
application. Church and other char
itaHe organization notices published
at half the regular rates.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-08-19

If you want a p9sldon, a house,
servant or want to find anything
that has been lost, or want some
thing that some one else has, ad-
vertse in this column
The Greenville times., 1902-02-15
ureenvllle Hardware Company.

His great Furniture
Emporium and Ware
house contain l25. 800
square feet Of floor
space, and ell is COW
cred With
The Greenville times., 1902-02-15
Trustees sale.

Notice is hereby given that I, N. B. Smith.
irastee Of the estate OF H. B. Best 4 Co. hank
rapt' viii. on the 2stb day Of February. 4. d.
100. At IL O'Clock, noon, sell af public outerv :.
.ns nisAesi bidder for cash At the storehouse in
.e elana' Miss. lately occupied BY the said
bankrupt eli Of the assets in my hasds As
such trustee.
Dated this nth day Of February. A. D., 1872
N B. SIXTH,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
The Greenville times., 1902-02-15
MEANING OF THE HEADDREss.
The 11iu Woman Expresses Her Con-
dition I'm Life by the Conntrue-
uOn Of 1t.

1t must not be Overlooked that ruanv
unclTilized people express age. posi.
tion and married or single state by The
way they dress their locks. After all.
when one comes to think of it. the
idea is just as practical as the wear
ing Of golden band on one finger.
Inc wedding ring Is not aIways IN
evidence here, for q lady Is ofttfmes
gioyed: and while some married men
wear the circlet' IN England and on
the continent, others do not: ana.
again. many bachelors sport the very
ring that should only be used to pro-
Claim the welded state. But the ZuJu
woman Is really more practical. for a
hrst glance at her coiffure assures the
observer whether she is maid or wifs-
says Cassel's Magazine.
The cone-shaped erection is the Ie-
gitimate symbol of her state Of Wife
hood, and, indeed cannot be legally
worn til the marriage rites ara duly
completed. Save for this alI-impor-
lant cone, the brides head is closely /
shaved, an assegai being used to per-
Iorm this delicate operation. A mar
rlageable kaffir youth is also to he
recognized by the way he wears his
lair- 1t is shorn to leave ring around
the sea P, and then literally smeared
With ochre and fat. When all the hair
las been removed save the woolIv nor.
1on on the crown, which is trained in
circular form and about four inches
q diameter, ring of gum and char
ioal is firmly attached, and this serve.
s a convenient pocket for the young
nan. He is proud of his token of man.
ood, and thrusts into it much of N.
nah miscellanea which an English
nan slows away in his trouser pock. -
-
The Greenville times., 1902-02-15

-f0a map kaTe heard Of m~- \.
\ Aai1 az he Op@nez TIE door az ! t.w
ytrs o1Aee @frsr eiizbzHg up sersu
4 AAghra Of stairs because az ssrafue5
FsArAons ~fsh fhe elevaor man.
IN replied the lawyer. after .
brief glance at the caller. reFz.es -
Detroit Free Press
y names Arehfmedes IoLnso-
am a good deal Ike Arrkfue,ses ~
o.a Id move the giSbs II / had =
Place TO rest nay Iever.-
II any eAills passed up the Lawyer's
sPHne after hearing this fatefuI dec
A.l1tlon he reztKaiEed hirself rfou
shiEeEiHg-
D11 az there IL 10 Place eoutfn-
aed the caller, Advancing into the
room a few feet further. Il h.r-
had 10 turn to other tkfnys- Ian
sne HaAn who predicted the end a.
.Ae ~ofld about = yesr ago Perhaps
yoa remember ft7~
IAe lawyer refused TO commit bfru-
sell Until the testimony was an q
ana 'he JzFy had goCe out. and. max
iAs another zfFanes ard gaining ~
eohhGenee- tie stranger remarked.
expected this thing would eome
arouzf a. I had figured !, out. bnt
II didE'L Il appeared afr4rr.-,s .L-.
1 hse forgotteE 70 carry 1 xhez adj
up and T. II wzs ny mistake.
AM 1 nave sPoIOgized as far A. III
--o \ man can't DO more thzz
tA2f- can hep When he saws be--
sorry from the bottom of his Hea-+
l1@t o1gnt TO settle II. hadn't fta-
he lawyer raised his eyes Tn III.
ceiling and looked at a eobweb IN
tao1gh'fuI manner, but lie uasrt
sfVlrg any legal opinions unless ha
'e~ the cash laid dow.
b1t there VIII be 10 mistake this :
Rne, said Mr.. johnson az he vep-
uheo TO take a seat on the EDGE ~ a
ehAir- Next week fnishez up this
errestKias sphere, and il viii 1ol
'I1n crash You needn't order m
oAi for use beyond rert Monday.
nat brings me down to the obf@rt
I NY call You would sav this -.
CAL wouldn't you? It is either
can or am TO be considered in
- hgnt OF guest; but in eitherI
'se my object Will be stated a. bxief.
and eoneisely ~ possible. Iwaut
u eenta."
Inc lawyer gave . start Of sur.
ase, but got hold Of the noor mn
fees and soon ealmed his exeite-
eHt
Xou might e0nGistertly ask vhv In,
want ten cents, I'm view of the pear e.
proAeh Of the calamity referxed "a. -
l answer that Il Il reedad -
: TWO beers inside Of me and get
N tr1m for the occasion. I dozt
fe 70 fool with . eatacIysm On "A
Ply stomach That's my errard I
Would you oblige me?- asked tha
yer' after waiting tue long min-f
q.
I win"
would you mind going softly on.
closing the door behind your -
Not ct ans Do you want me On
other side Of it?- fON
u you please"
Very well, SIR" said Mr.. JohnsOu. | Hs
ne arose and tip-toed out and III
Cd the door to, but with his
TN to the keyhole he added:
permit NO human hyena on the
OF this earth to outdo me in
teness, but when the great csta-
N takes place look out for Archi. r.
IS johnson He'll be around. VH
II the heaving mountains and tha
ng seas don't break your neck -
cheerfully step in with a crow We
and do the job himself"
The Greenville times., 1902-02-15
Saved Him From Tortnr4.

There is no mora ag0nizing fr0nb7- fT-5
Rila, The constant itching aud burning 1s,aIs
NE lie intolerabie No position ls eomfoftahIe
49, ~ sgIsefe sse y uneeasing- DeWiff's Wifeh
sssases, cuts Jurns bruises, all kinds Of -o.,ris
= - uneguaied. J. s. GersIl. ST PAM Az
says; from i5s5 / Suffered with the. 1rotad,, of1,
Ing piles. bleeding piles and could fiSd Sofbj5~
TO help me until used Dewhfs witch HazeI
salve. A few boxes completely cured me-,
Beware Of souutsrfeits. .GreenvflIe Drug Co.
clsrke Drug Co.
The Greenville times., 1902-02-15
BRIDGE NOTICE.
state Of Ms issippi,
We si1ingiOu Codnfe

State Of Ms issibpi,
We sningiOn Count.
In eompiiaoce wffh a. drds- - -. -, /.
eapef isofs Of said counfv- nsd ~ ~ pIl OF
Dl9s are invited 70 be fled wifi m T
~ Msr so ,s s.efk On or before the first MsnS4v
steais. 49, - ioT repairs On the bridge acToss
49, 49, =. baAyou. at Hampton, Miss. said re-
palrs % BE- done in accordance With the rrro,5
~ it1sLaatlons q Mr. $. D. Finley. now 81 A. =
- - olnee o. the undeFsigsed Tho Board re-
ssrsfs ne right - reject any and All bfsIs
Siren under my hand this the ard dav of
February, a. D., 1s0s "
EH. HOOP. cerk.
The Greenville times., 1902-02-15
Karorite Nearly Ererrwhsrs.

sfivaGien nsahs duIiaess. depression.
at1ffe. ge1efaiiy dissrdeTed health. De
= f.itfl E1Tiy Risers stiInnlsfe the liver.
80 t4e bowels and reieaFe this condition
befdy ard fhorD 1gs. They Dever 9rfpe.
o1e pits. 0fesnyiils Drog 20 ClaTks
The Greenville times., 1902-02-15

= nssgpepsg buus s1nud . y0ur r.as,
Nsw oslr.ls neayuna 1fhas Al
-, pollds1 M esnarl news q
lh ~. aad - Mmkrs Rsp1rrs are
s,s'ly lppallid abd ru,t~nshe Dzay
zes'gs. - 81 ; m1nfta Tuiss-s.Ws.t
Ifepe il...rl llsue.gs - Ilr,d1ysA
O. ~ ri.s a>.,t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09
COD
POISSON
Cured by 9. 3. B.-Stops Bone Pains
Money Back If Ii Fails to Cure.

Botanic Blood Balm (B B. 3D. heals all
the results Of Blood Poison, such as ulcers
eating, fostering sores, pimples, offensive
eruptions, copper-colored spots, mucous
patches sore throat; mouth or guns
STOPS all aches IL bones, back or joints,
falling hair and itching, sm2rting skin.
Makes the blood pure and rich. B. 3. 3.
GUARANTEED TO cure the worst and
most deep-seated cases after all else falls
For 80 years the standard remedy for
Blood Poison, and malignant blood
troubles, including ECZEMA, carbuncles,
scrofuIa, rheumatism, catarrh, and all re-
suits of Impure Tainted Blood.
3. 3. 3. Cures Cancers Of All Kinds.
Suppurating Swellings, Eating Sores, ugly
Ulcers, Tumors. Heals sores per-
fectly. If you have a persistent pimple,
Wart swollen glands, shooting, Singing
pains take Blood Balm, and they will
disappear before they develop into Cancer.
Thousands cured of Cancer by 3. B. 3.
write for special circular on CancerO
T. B. 3. STRENGTHENS WEAK KID
NEYS, builds up the broken down consti-
tuition.
Druggists. 81 per large bottle. with COM
plete directions for home cure. Sample
free and prepaid by writing Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble. and
free medical advice sent in sealed letter.
Sold in Wichita by c. Z. Potts Drug Co.,
III to l23 North Santa Re avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09
CITY IN BRIEF.
lge Ira sankev is very sick

Judge Ira Sankey is very sick.
Born. November 1, to Mr.. and Mrs. l.
A. Watson, girl.
on business Thursday.
Mr.. J. H Brown is i'll at his home.
81 South Water street.
Marcellus Herndon OF Enid, Oklaho-
ma. is here on business.
Mrs. Victor Murdoch, who has been
quite i'll, is convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Gates have gone to
| Illinois to spend the winter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Turner,
on Sunday last a fine baby boy.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Gray. South
Sycamore street, a nine-pound girl.
Mr.. E. Howard of Belle Plain, was
doing business in the city yesterday.
Motion docket in the district court win
be called Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
Chas. Williams left yesterday for Dali
las. Texas. where he win make his home.
r. o. Nelson. slo South Grove. is very
low again. A relapse of typhoid fever
occurred.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Murphy
200 Indiana avenue. a fine baby boy No
vember Z.
Mrs T. A. Russell of Belmont. Kan.
is visiting the family of I. n. Dean on
the West Side.
A marriage license was granted Ed L.
Foster of this city and Mile B. Gibson.
OF Council Grove.
Mrs. R. L. Bostick entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Reformed
church, Thursday.
City Attorney Helm went duck hunt
ing yesterday. The boys declare him a
regular tenderfoot.
Cornelius Oldfather of Maize, a well
known farmer of West Park township,
was here yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Marsh and son, c. c. Marsh
of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, are visiting F. NJ.
Marsh and daughters.
Miss OdeaI Trembley has returned to
her home on West Central after spend
ing the week in Newton.
Mr.. L. B. Roberts has gone to FL
Paso. Texas, to spend the winter in
hopes of benefiting his health.
Willis Davis of Valley Center, a leading
merchant of that town. is here on bust
ness with our wholesale people
Albert S. Kendrick, who travels for the
Chase Bag company Of St Louis. is Wis
iting friends in the city today.
Given II. Mustoe, who recently moved
here from New Murdoch is visiting his
farm in eastern Kingman county.
The friends Of Mrs. r. NJ. Crum will
be sorry TO hear that she is very III
at her home $40 New York avenue.
Miss shull viii sing How Long. o
Lord, WIT Thou Forget Ne" al the
Unitarian church this morning at eleven
o'clock.
Mrs Marie Herndon. who has been
spending the summer in Fort Worth.
Texas. has just returned to her home in
this city.
A copy of the viii Of Elijah Lacey. who
6ied in Clinton county. Ohio. was filed in
the probate court OF sedgwick county
yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09
LITTLE TOTS ARE HAPPY
Many Donations Received at West
Side kinderuarten

The little ones at the West Side Mission
kindergarten and their teachers. have
many people to thank. One ton Of coal
from Mr.. J. II. Turner. West Side.
One half ton of coal from Kansas and
Texas Coal company East Side
Wagon load of kindling from Unitarian
church, East Side; drayage of same, Mr.
Hite, West Side
Six yards curtain material. Mr. Austin.
West Side.
Two small brooms. Broom Factory; one
large broom. Mr. Blackledge.
Paper and card board, Grit Printing
company. East Side.
Curtains and table cover. Mrs. Bass,
West Side.
Chocolate cake. Mrs. Fannie Wilson.
West Side
Bread Mesdames Kruger and Marshall.
West Side.
one and one-half gallons milk. patrons
West Side.
Basket of apples. Mrs. Mclean.
They were made happy on Friday by
visit from Baby Eden Ash Means.
taby Byron and Mrs Ray House. baby
Roy and Mrs. John Williams: baby
Homer and Mrs Ada Hutchinson, little
Barbara and Mrs. Huxtable Mrs. Sea
lover Mrs. Hitchcock. Mr.. Coleman. Miss
Ethel Israel and Miss Dutton, Of King
nan.
The birthday people were Baby byron
House. Mabel King, and Miss ora Red
ding. The little W ak candles told the
number Of years. one four" and
.'rpan--.f' respectively.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09
PLACES OF WORSHIP.


st. Johns Episcopal church. corner
Topeka avenue and Third street: Morn
ing prayer and sermon at Il a. n. Even
Ing prayer and sermon at 7.s) p m. Ae
morning service the full vested choir win
sing Bucks TIE Deum and Danks Jubi-
late Miss Dunbar win sing the offer
tory. Al evening service the choir viii
sing Praise Ye. the Father" as an offer
tory. sitdngs al free. Strangers and
travelling men especially invited 10 ser
wees.
Services AZ Emporia Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church as usual. morning and
evening. Everybody welcome.
Reformed church. corner South Topeka
ard Lewis street. Bruce Griffith. pastor.
Preaching services Il a. m and 30 p m
Organ preludes responses and posuiudes
by Mr.. Bliss. The choir viii sing. Let
ut Zion Rejoice" BY Herbert. for morn
ing oTertory- Chorus ofertory AZ even
ing service sunday schin 1T 10 a. Ia.
Young People Meeting al 6.s9 p. N.
Rev J. ii. &acConEeI, minister q
music ard associate pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church VIII conduct the
mems meeting this afternoon al = m.
Il rooms q Young Mems Christian Ass0-
citation. over 2l3 North Main street sub
,ect CT address: The Secret q Right
Iivins" Mr. MacConaeH VII also sing.
This VIII be Mr.. NacC0anells first meet
ing With the association. a large at
tendance Is expected The exercises
premise 20 be very interestlng.
The salvation army Sunday meetings.
$50 O. m. ope1 air bombaz1neat; z9-s5 a.
III. sunday school; 80 ? II family
gathering, $50 r n. evanEelistic service.
The indoor meeting VIII be he'd a the
salystion Army barracks OF Norta Main
street
Universaiist services XIII BE he'd AZ TIE
4 O. {. " han. . South Main street.
az Il a. m and - u. today. Rev G
W r Cossow. pastor Morning. saajec,.
~Jcnah and TIE Whale Evening Sub
Ject. Regeneration. Here ard Hereafter
The ssnday school meets ~ = or.cck
ed the y p C. Z ~ s-sa SERIES are
: ed every sunday
First Baptist church corner FIRST ard
Market streets ~ z Gbsoa. pastor.
Sundag school az f-s7 z r.. J. r Saezr-
n.aa. supevsnsendsn:. preaching - ths
T,ssror * = g. r. ard "a r. r. 1E1-u-
TX subject Erothe9.g Love Evening
subsect. An Eversng ain jesus
Special z1sssc e chorus cAoir. p Y P
L. meets a. So p n Topic God
covsnznt I'D oEz" L<zaer zlizE THE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09

Brock A special welcome to strangers
and visitors.
The Central Christian church. services
fl. Sedgwick Music han. a Z. Dubber.
minister: Preaching at 1915 a. m. Sub
jet: The Falibility Of Conscience
sunday school a. $50 a. m; Christian En-
eeavor meeting at e.3o ,. m; preaching at
7.s0 p n. Subject. Impractical Cues
tons" Good music
First Church Of Christ, Scientists. cor
ner of Lawrence and Second street. Ser
vices today at Il a. IN. Subject. Nor
tails and Immortals7 The regular wed
resday evening meetings this week. The
reading rpm In the church Is open each
afternoon except Sunday. Welcome.
AT Plymouth Congregational church Dr.
Sargent VIII preach in the morning on
the imperative Duty OF Doing." IN the
evening the subject VIII be: The Char
acter OF the Coming Revival" The quar-
let viii sing both morning and evening
First Unitarian church. Central and
Topeka. Rev. ". s Vail. pastor. Ser
vices with sermon Il A. m Subject; The
New knowledge and the New Faith. ="
Sunday school SIS a. m All are welcome.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Central Labor Union meets this after
noon at the usual time and place.
No. IS. Fraternal Aid, will give a hard
time social Tuesday evening. Friends
OF the order cordially invited.
Friday evening in the Paramount col
lege chapel the Sorosis girls win give
the two plays. Sweet Will and THE
Cool Collegians."
Hypatia viii hold an open meeting
Monday at o'clockk in the club rooms
Pepers viii be presented that were read
at the general federation. Visitors are
welcome
Peace Lodge No. 152, Select Knights
and Ladies after the regular meeting
next Wednesday evening will give a
social (public) for the benefit of the
order. Let all members and friends be
present
W. R. c. members. attention. You are
asked to meet on November II, at >
o clock p. m, in Garfield Hail. This
meeting is important as we shall practice
our Ritualistic work for inspection and
complete our arrangements for our open
meeting. The president wishes every
oiscer and floor member present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09

Nat Gates and wife left yesterday for
Indianapolis, Ind, and points in Ohio.
They expect 70 be gone all winter. return
ing about May next.
Mrs. H. h Cam. of $50 South Water
-, to meet her husband and to try
the baths for rheumatism
Pat Curtin, who has been Santa Fe
conductor for years. and now runs out OF
Wellington, is spending q short vaca-
ton with friends in Wichita
Mrs r. J. Fausset of Harper, who
has been a kuest OF the family of her
brother DR.. A E. Walker on North To-
peka, returned home last evening
Martha Kendrick, who is now at the
head OF the music department in the St.
John military institute at Salina, is Wis
iting in the city. Miss Kendrick was
formerly a Wichita girl.
Walter Morris sold through the agency
Of george c. Henry the corner of Dewey
and Market street to ". c. Dryden for
1900. Mr.. Dryden has let the contract
for a modern six room cottage.
The Young Mems Republican club gave
a taily-ho party Friday evening between
and o'clock. They used Stanley &
Liggett's tally-ho and spent about an
hour driving over the city. Sergeant B.
P. Beltz of the regular army acted as
bugler.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Bradley, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. \. Curtis and Mrs. Ida Johnson
and daughter Cora. of Cameron. Ill.
visited at the home of their cousin Mr..
B. a. Hascan, of 11Ss Larimer avenue,
They were returning from visit with
relatives at Winfield, Kan.
Word was received in this city from
John Noble that he and three other fel-
low artists painted a composite picture
and sold it for three thousand pounds,
with which they bought an automobile,
and that they are now always on the
60 and seeing Paris thOrOughly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09

IS what I'D sxperlenced vheat groverE
70 put 81 Il maximum crop. Z regard
the Okiaholna wheat crop as g pr cent
made. said J. @ Mnler. snpfriutsnsert
q ranch II. IN re Ponca indian rsssr-
varon. The ortloak g ger the tunger
crop IN TIE history ~ Cslahoua- ~
course 20 one ear tel what .hs srrirg
wnl D. speak from present ear1itlc-e
Wheat could pun thr1uaA til nezf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09
BUMPER WHEAT CROP
Oklahoma Farmers Preparing Their
Ground for Wheat

Norman. 0. T, Nov. s.-wheat grow
ers are expecting fine wheat crop in
isa. and are sowing large acreage.
The abundance Of moisture this fan
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-21
ORDERED TO THE PHILIPPINES.
Over Five Thousand Troops Will go to Replace
Those Coming Home.
CBy the Associated Press


Washington Jan 1S.--Orders were to-
day issued by Lieut. Gen. Miles involv-
ing an extensive movement of troops
between the United States and the Phil
ippines. Troops to the number of about
5,233 stationed in the United States, are
ordered to service in the division of the
Philippines as follows:
Second squadron First Cavalry; sec
ond squadron Fifth Cavalry; first battal-
ion Second Infantry: headquarters, band
and Companies A, B, E, F, G, /, K and
l., Seventh Infantry first battalion
Eighth Infantry; headquarters, band
and first battalion Tenth Infantry; Sec
ond battalion Eleventh Infantry; second
battalion Fifteenth Infantry; Company !
Twenty fourth Infantry; the twenty
ninth Infantry. The second battalion of
the Fifteenth Infantry and the Twenty
ninth Infantry are ordered to San Fran
cisco in time to embark on transports
sailing February 18th and March LIST.
Orders for the movements for the or
CARNATIONS named will be issued in
course of time. 1t is ordered that the
companies be recruited to the maximum
and their baggage reduced to their low
est possible limit.
The general movement of troops is for
tho purpose of replacing the men who
have had long service in the Philippines
with an equal number of fresh troops
from the home stations.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-21
KING OF THE WHEEL.
Freeman and Maya Win the Six Days Contest
at Philadelphia.
(By the Associated Press.)

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. ia crowd
that filled all the available space in the
Second Regiment Armory witnessed the
finish of the six days bike race tonight.
The contest was won by Freeman and
Maya, the former rider by remarkable
sprint crossing the tape wheels length
ahead of the second man. Four teams
covered the same distance. 1904 miles
and ten laps. breaking the best previous
record by SO SIS miles. This record,
900 $40 miles was established two years
ago by MacFarland and Elkes in Madison
Square Garden.
Five minutes before the finish the tail
enders retired, giving the track 20 Free
man, Monroe, Leander and Wilson The
four men started away with Leander
leading followed by Freeman, Wilson and
Monroe in the order named. Monroe was
pocketed by Wilson, but in the last squirt
he edged his way through and finished
second with Leander third and Wilson
last.
The teams finished as follows
Freeman and Maya 1,004.10.
Monroe and McEachern 1,004.10.
Leander and Ruiz 1.004.10.
Wilson and Gougoltz 1,00410.
Chevalier and Fisher 1,004.9.
Hadfield and King 1,004.4.
Mueller and Barclay L00310.