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New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
BOXING.
Large Offer by Canadian Club for Jefries
and Corbett to Fight.

!. II. Herman. representing the International
Athletic Club of Fort Erie posted forfeit Of
$500 for fight between Jim Jeffries, the heavy
weight champion and Jim Corbett.
The club guarantees a purse of $4,000 for the
contest and suggests June 20 for the match The
proposed bout viii he for twenty rounds Corhett
mas challenged Jeffries many times in the last
wear In regard to Herman's offer. he said yes
terday that Jeffries could not afford to refuse to
meet him under the conditions offered. and that NJ
would sign an agreement for the winner 10 take
- per Of the purse
The men fought before Conev Island and
Jenries won after twenty-tllree rounds Corbett
had the best OF the match points UP to the time
he received the knockout blow the jaw.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
foreclosure 5Glcs-
New YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COChI- COCNtl L
New Tork1lsda yva5-rs T And 95seTs = sFsss iE
1nent @orecosure and sale duly 1sde sna = - -
October 1901 and dly entsTed n ne 81, % Ia n Ce-sbr
1901 the Undersigned the referee IN sad JudS1eat
@ In fradVay in the Borough q Manhattan in
The cry CUNT as sia ~ ~l45f P5 Suyth aac5ioneer
z O'Clock noon OF tAa- day ne PreIs 5,+ s r5S9=
All those certain lots pieces or parcels q Lan sil
ing g 1Ri T ,h1 Tovr % Weschest=r County ei
Westchester part OF ne rea ss5alT s5 - n S51rs IL
mat certain lot or parcel or land situate u sac
,,l o. - rfs vester7 eide OF leaeng rom
Isaac Coras dv Ling hos % . q ne ,--es- ssr sIon 5s-
northeriy side of -sgT frI al To5 ssTi aae chains
thence uorth degrees west stll along sali n 49, .4
- g tiT sIo7 Sa7mI lane chains: thence uo-ta -
4-sss 7Taet Stir aIong Savrl lane. as links 70 lana
SE7s-- of 1vfov TI1neyseu now OF Bushnell; thence
nerta degrees - minutes 5 -r sez-ses Is minutes
west sJill along me sai5 sls me S5s-es oTrH s1E-es
7z. thence north - 5eg-ees 20 minutes west chains
an 8 nEs thence north degrees IS minutes vest
chains and - links Jlencs - 81 -ss+ . Isrrs
west still along @ stie -5 5es-s4s vest crossing a
I1cretis . KID Of Harvey Kidd caAl7 and p
links. thence north degrees - minutes cas- sons ta
said I1crea Kdds Land main and e Inks & . & l1T
conveyed 20 John l. -r 1s n z-f sasSerty dr.c5on
ming in genera - 5 ps---s- - me -1sd -as-
-9sd Grams thence II degrees east stt1 slonz
ssfd read chains = thence south ls dssre<
s-sT aT0- said
v-aaz - minutes along said road cnal-s a1
a inks thence - degrees ~ minutes Wss sll
si77- aid road south = ceg-scs west
10 81 mint sIit along sad road
y ne. 41,I+b degrees s.u along said road
~srs and 32 links Savr1u lane, road and place
ha~477fue- about r-tytnree acres
which embrace lots nl11zoer
y - - and parts Of and %. made o.
FJnSsy certain plecs
lard Town OF Nestc1eSte1
No. t-rv of NeV York bounced and described follows
ginning AZ point the westerly SIDE OF ne ros1
from F.astchester Village The village or
chester sOuthwesteriy from the corner formed
seaf- -0a4F d
retu2en the owned by Beverly 3 Tiden and
s5vt5irq line as follows AZ $50 fcec-
r1e-cr south 102 feet. thence soutn u 50
west sIs north IS g vest, 69l feet 70
and now or lately by Mrs Harvey Kidd and S5r
7a-l Z Hercules Herring thence running tbs
centre line fence and along said land lsrcF
owned ty Mr. Harvey Kidd land lately owned By
William north 1l9 feet inches %
land r Hermann DuGsa- thence running along SAID
follows south IS o. east. 1O4 feet.
thence north 32o feet. thence north - %
east 102 north - 40 $50 feet 20 tns
saiF road leading Village Esstchester - the
Village VesJrhester thence south 16 ~ east, along
or sail road 10 feet and nch q ths
point OF place u beginning. containing four and - iS
acres rho less
Da-ed York. FebrIarv 2nd. 1q0S.
DANIEL. r. CDHAI4AN. Referee. 81 Broadway y =
HENRY pE PEYSTEE. Plaintiffs Attorney. 81 Pine
y
The following approximate diagram % the prus-
20 -
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

.217usss SRfT to Nsi. f coTer s'5 lo sz45 s aeny
224l1yioo. John BRADY to Eleanor 'fi s5rnes
sane a1es. RrqRerty Eieano- ayrres to John En-
lsth St n g: 8l1-4 # q Avenue \ 2o5x1ooii.
r,- dank Io- sayings 70 Fseska Moerftz- 4sT5
2lXlon Delaney St n, - : > eIxf0o Mara 4
d asr5@o 20 Moritz L Ernst et al. mortgage
Houston $ e corner I.eqgts-st 10 .: Herman -
H wiloqrs to Joseph BoekaT; niortssse. El4oo@
i2t 4ots st No @ a. Vest. 25sass Henry Kelly to
Str ssst. ave N2 e, - y Iosaso ssloo
- Nos 49, 7nt 7nteU ~ mo- lSaee. s.. If" +6t9-
y 59t N 100. Tin5 mor.sase y sH sa- 7,s1s -S6
Ie american Realty Ior.Eauy 70 Rinsland F XII
ss!ne BroDerty Sinslaad kpsfricz to stanley
's5a id :t NJ 80. so+ ss # y of West End lex
iIiier. ,icnIaa - e ma 3 MeIi"aine il. TO Alice
ii7th = " - 40 :, . Of ieIox-ave. 25x
81 81, No q" 1op Il Of Amsterdam ave
. r,'&lo,.I, t7enas Schoies 70 George GroeIing;
- soE U-fl.I, Z is.IlH Il, n - iix &.x
7,g1. i7g-'Fsso. Eo 81 Il'e =. o.@ - Nominal
5@Ttes 3r Jpp-n5eTaer t. Leon sobeI and another:
llsth- 81. Nos 7s ana > " Il, 5iv0o 10. Robert y
socistv zovyn, -, i I'M III ~a.LTlss life Insurance
Pi7@-st 70 - = sv70 / Va -y7a n. EIar-
az sT4 9 E'2' a7 trustee To Fourth National Bank;
same property. Josephine slsrdonaId . a. 70
same p-oDery: Donald 5Iscd5hald and a6~.-@r.
7tR ~ AZ eor s1 Gas''9 ls3 as A'''e
IlSTtc, ana another
I'd 81 :. 462s 7th-a~e y sza@ %. Iitchco.<
iL -il"l improvement 'nr-panv tr Hitchcock Pub
-ii-'- aI Items
sane pTore'ty Hitchoock Publishing Company
1osHph z Higgins al li4ns ...----.--..-..-.
1Iaii,'' - = 81 Il " Sufolk-st- 15xitn- Julius
Lew 70 Abraham RoserthaI nlorgage s2i e6a 81 900
oti ave cor 26'h-st - 4-Sx100. Jacob FIi-zh
Pa-s n q s5th-<t IG2 2xs2a = DAME p
N@Hoail 20 William \ Heart o. -.-.-..--.. 100
sane aroeer1y. william J Heard to wiiett van
7th-ave 2Gth-st = sxIOa. Tzidara lack
son and another 10 William Y II HUI and
II llt1-st = -" r " Amsterdam ave l00x1001I.
state Realty and Mortgage Company William
,1un1 and another 10000. % .
so 81 n 1TJ g ave. 15x I02 =. Thomas 7
Nl,CTllre 70 Eugene Potter mortgage
Lexington ave Nos 1929 and 1851 : s. . =
s+Ln-sl SiNsS-a' samuel Newman 70 sadie
san -zt. No - rast y exfOa >. Josephine z
Nichols n Josephine Lazarus. -
FNunsenstein TO Alice 3 crawford mortgage
same property: alice 2 Cravford to John
Costello: nortgage $4,000. $4,000
2s1ex9i James 4 campbell and another 20
9Th ave. as. corner 3lst-st. c1xso.
J Adams Q Henry Goldstone and another; mort
st6--ave 10 500 to 705: 4oth-st No 1Gs to III
to Emma z Malcolm 5.75oo
Edward 1. EEooif st al; heirs. 70 L Estsie
25x o * 25x 1907: Thomas Farrell 70
Joseph Goodman and another; and -------- 25oo
235z105. Harry 2 Davis TO Regena Rund- mort
1o0efFst n Il : 100 # = Of COLUMBUS
25xlOo II. William P Sheridan Thomas
Graham and another mortgage. 81 600 Nominal
Anna = Tr7escheT 20 Annie Nassoik; mortgage
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
DubIIr = 1ncEs
APPELLATE DTUs-

- IRENE NOJ nj AE L4~A~AAL laws
ION First nepartnsnt-In tbs nstrr - tas
aypIication of The Pennsylvania NeT tork az Lens
Company for the sppoiaene q 49,
renlua ssoners desruas and report SHet1er -s-r
or railroads conveyance and Tanspc-ra5on or
persons property ought 70 Be cSnscr1ctso and
PT- RI,TC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN taaa. rzs-s1snt
-r1-sio-s Of q the Laws e 1897. a.
amended the undersigned Pennsylvania New Yo-x e1t
Long Railroad Company viii appy % I1s AGge
late Division Court q ne stsIe or
or Appellate Division Cour- ro1s~
and Tweurv-ffth Street, n Las 5or-
1895. clock n the aIter1an e -. 1y. - =
e0ou therafts- heard for the 7Ppoln
OF three commissioners n tns aoeNe snLl-s
determine report after cue hearing Vnecner
railroad or railroads the said CIV sor the conV>Ta1e
transportation OF persons and p7ops-y 9esaS %
constructed and operated The papers upon Wnlcl S1
Aforesaid aupIcaon petition q the
sad Pennsylvania New York I'D Long Isis-d zalIroe
tTr-nauv dated Ianua-v 1903. and the aczvIs a1d
,1s1 -s,ers s~cor7panvt1E al of Th1ch ve-s
HIed IN ire oce y the said Appelare DIvs
about that Gay, ard u s1aLc1 1=2 rs -
papers shall b. presented 70 tas SAC CO- U
the said Railroad Company , -, -
aforesaid with the SAD tIsrk q - -
I.iIa-e Division. The following IS b-e. ano
1ia synopsis Of the gad ro1ts IN tne 5.oazn % So
haitian: thA Hudson RIVER % ls s@asL
though 51St and and from Nintn AVene u
the East Rive under I'D Street -. -
The object - the aforesaid aPpilcsllol !. =.
a-oir-rs-- of commissioners who snail determine are
-Tr hearing oT all parties Interested. w1sthe- SUR
-sF-oa5 0~ sroade cIzh- constructed and op-r
80 - 5sU -a10-- +He evidence said AVE
late Division. together with rsnort OF tnels
tor whch report. Z in favor of ne consra
rs-- VIII ask that shall shall whsn connnel -
sad Curt he fsker OF the consent % ths prpe-y
Dated New York lamar -o[l - .x- roxe
PENNSYLVANIA. NEW 1Okk ND AONS
ISLAND Et,LF9IATP PIP eoMIpsN9. eI.,.ns
ROBERT III. CROFT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
NEW MILE TRACK CIRCUIT.

Potlghteepsie n y. Feb 1.-The formation Of a
now trnttinC and pacing circuit completed to-
sgv Il fs To be known as the Eastern New York
Milo Track Circuit with the following dates.
C;i4ns Falls July g1-24. W + Bentley, secretary,
nd Park ALBANY July -S-2l- ", F. Brush, sec
,atar-r and the Hudson River Driving Park. Pough
Ieersie a uglsr ~ tpossby beginning on the 3D.
III Y Fyajn secretary Uniform purses VIII be
l-ared and there viii be a meeting in Albany ON
THURSDAY TO arrange them. There viii be Si2"] 20
SIz Gpl I'M carly closing stakes and open purses
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
POLICE PENSIONS INCREASE SOC, ,15a-

a -,zterneut regarding The police pension fund
which was issued yesterday by oomnlssion"r
Greene shows tFa- the retirement of many police
,,e- 90, ,..rslers last year Increased the annual
..e-sior Inability d.: E66153. Pensions paid out OF
-4e f,,r5 last year amounted Ss53s4- There are
q present on The pension roll 1.l0- men - WIDOWS
md - cfila~eH
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

Tho summaries
First illuminate lRobbns'. 10 70 l.
won Azua- 100 lMunroe. - to /. second Blue f;inge
117 tRober1soni l. third. Time 1;45ss IArnelight
Terra IucoErIta. Siphon and Nyx also
Second tssiing furlongsl-Et l.. IL 'fts'!
Time lis Roll tsh Optional, Darcy Great star anu
Clara David also 81,
'iaact even. won; Cuthbert 1o9 tRedternl 10
second; / Etrenns G6 tWirkheidl to . third Time
lHS5 silver Fringe, Queen Fres@ and Medina also ran
NoaTth race inaildlcap; one Il!e- -.
FERN. I. Erief. f0 tIFuller = second MIs
Frank Foster e3 lindsey !. third Time l.43 .
Jioga AmagaTi and John A. Clark also ran
Fifth three furiongsi-Hianshsck. Jas Cd f1al
70 won Becky Rc-. l10 Hioar}. TO l. second; Ma
HoIladay. ITO ,Redfern), to =. third Time, o;36s
DOYLE Mengs Nette z. and Aqua also ran ~.
sixth race zone and one-sixteenth n1ies,-Lhe sl S
TO i second McWiams III fF7ohertSon, to l. i .hia
Time. l-5:31k Pyrrho Tar1many Chief, Marcos QulcH
silver Sue and Campus also
The entries for tomorrow follow:
First furiongs)-our Bessie. 30 Double o
and Lord Touchwood, % each Right and True 20 Lady
Alberta and Miss Hume. each: Harry New F5nsn@e
and Boaster. los each; Great American. 1o9 Marshal
Neil KiloEram,
second race tselllng one IniefSle Johnson ana eiz
Duffy - each, Mosketo Thane and Lawrence NJ, -
each. Ce1ion. Whtmore, Aratoma and Sir TaUan 1S2
each. Swoudsmzn 135; Peat 40.
r2a--ir T-1a FlntIock
Barbara Fretchie. Tsmmany and Quiane. % eacn;
HarEis, Potneen and Old Hutch, 93 each
Fourth IN ghweiEht handicap: SIX furongs Rosy
F'osy each: Truthheld. 1o4. Fonspra
snd KaioHla 1o5 each Frank Rice JOS Lanchen and II
yo1 lis
race tsix Mystic and Lady
Mistake - each; Martin Brady and Senator Bush %
each. Embarrassment 100: Athel Rose, iol. Bourke
CnckTau- lu4. Senator Morrlso-. 10
furlongs)--Leonde. "a; Fair Lass and
192 each. Shotgun and Marco 104 each; Larkei
1G7 Brush Ry and Sweet Nell 11o; Glennevis and
fs-7ar
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
LUDLUM's HOUSE CLOSED.
Jerome Hears That the Alleged Gambler Has
Left the CITY.

District Attorney Jerome said yesterday that
he had heard that Lou" LudIum had closed his
alleged gambling house at No. 1+1 West Forty
firsr-st.. and left the city.
Two attempts were made last night TO enter
I1dlurns house. but the place was apparently
tightly closed
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
suckLln CANNOT SEE MINUTES.

counsel for David "A. BDclLin. indicted as
common gambler. made a motion before Justice
IFe-r5ck yesterday in the Criminal Branch OF the
Supreme Court have the minutes al tle EIAH"
irlry i~suecred District Attorney Jerome said ne
cid think the facts warranted @iifl az Ai9PeH-
-i0u an6 Justice Eerrick denied the HH-loh.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

y Herbert \ sherman: 137-139 z 57th-st n - cor
slIstoI-aVe iVxtsf 2iz; sory brick and far
pI, tTizaosuTe sale Henry shepard AT Morris
FHuus = Al Howard Van Sindersu. sfty John Hone.
ef que on tudgt. x1c I59 -; taxes
-" - prior mort >s<tjNO. adjourned 10 March
~ lanes L Wells. al 2 n y of
- Ave 16sxloo9 ? STORY dEE h. partition
Sets MAIDEN krsus Edith Thursr indiv
eETx 81 ri. Herhsrt T Dane. Alfred =
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
AUTOMOBILE NEWS.

The rnidwinter run Of the Automobile Club OF
American on Washington's Birthday is expected TO
arouse considerable interest The rendezvous viii
be AT the Lakewood Hotel a p. m. February
q sunday will be spent inspecting the road and In
speed tests in Monmouth County The regular run
win start on rhe following morning o'clock
and the route win be by way of New Brunswick
Elizabeth and Newark
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
BASEBALL.
National League Appoints Schedule and
Rules Committees

President PulIiam Of the National League. wrote
to-day to President Johnson, of the American
League that Barney Dreyfuss of Pittsburg. Charles
= F-bbets of Brooklyn and James a. Hart OF
chicago. had been appointed schedule committee,
and James A Hart. Edward Hanon of Brooklyn
and Max F1eischmann of Cincinnati rules committee
- ~ -inr,nL Lag
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
BANK TAKES TITLE.

The Fourth National Bana took title yesterday .
>o % Pine-st. from Horace s. Ely as trustee 70
s-5Oo0o It adjoius the home Of the bank which 4
40. Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
REPORT ABOUT FlFTH-AvE. SALE

The dwelling house No. es7 Fifth-ave.. recent
reported sold was sold by Charles Hoe Seymour
through the office OF " p Seymour, OF No. Il
Broadway for the estate of Horace P whitney
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
RECEIVER OF RENTS APPOINTED.

Justice Leventritt. Of the Supreme Court. has ap-
pointed John " Jones receiver for the rents Of
No I142 First-sv pending suit hraught by Lille
Neubaus against David Rothschiid and others 70
foTCClose a mortgage for $i5'p'-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Whitlock-aye., side. twenty feet north Of ST.
Ioseph-st one story and basement frame garbage
Inclnerarng plant 50x195 feet, Decarie Manufactur-
ing Company. owners. and The Bronx Architectural
COMPANY architects, $1,000
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
HOCKEY.
New-York A. C. Plays Hockey Club of New
York Tonight.

The hockey match at the St Nicholas Rink to-
night viii he between the New-York Athletic Club
and the Hockey Club Of New-York. In the first
game between these clubs this the contest
ended in q tie. The second game resulted in a
victory for the New-York Athletic Club
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
a MORTGAGE FOR s1.5oo,ooo.

Among the mortgages recorded yesterday was the
following Trinity Building Company TO Mutual
Life Insurance Company Broadway. southwest
corner Thames-st., interest rs per bond, N5",en
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
INTERNATIONAL ICE RACE OFF.

Balansazoo Mich Feb AT a conference Of
ice vachtsmeu az Gull Lake to-day it. was decided
To postpone the races the international trophy
,ln4iI next year The thaw Of the last two days
has made IN. unsafe for the larger craft
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
JASPER OVAL RUMoR REVIVED.

once more the r,Irnor has arisen that the Ameri-
can League club has obtained Jasper oval for its
baseball grounds. The property belongs TO the city
II was bought for park purposes, and cannot he
used for ANYTHING else unless tie city decides
The chances Of the city TO allow II to be used
otherwise tnan designated are extremely sim
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
comMEhDs LANTRY: FREES PRISONER.

Magistrate Cornell. IN the YorkY7ile court yes
rerdsv commended Police Captain LanTy for the
s~rfo- maj -rss dissppr wed by Commissioner
Greene last week Detective Ray. of Lantrys com
susad. had arrested saloouksePef for SUNDAY
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
&S,pyogRIIS gI
DpoR1Sr'tN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACINC5-At NeV-orleans Oakland
BILLIARDS-Clsss A. amateur championship, at Han
over club. afternoon evening.
HoCKEY.-FIock@y Club New-York Athletic Club at
st Nicholas Pink
CYCLING National Cycling Association meet Astor
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
puSHBALL AT TWELFTH REGIMENT.

PushbaI, the new game which promises to be
come popular will be played at the 18th Regiment
Arrrory Sixty-thrd-st and Coumbus-ave-. on
Saturday night A named the Metropolitans
will play Company z Of the regiment
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

At the weekly lecture Of the Automobile Club Of
America tonight the subject will be Lessons from
the Automobile Show
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
NEW AUCTION ROOM FAVORED.

Manv real estate men are in favor Of having the
auction saIesrooms in the building NOS le0 an7 le'
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
THE RACETRACK.
Two Favorites Win in Mud at New-0rleans.

New-Orlears. Feb. 2-Rainy weather and a sloppy
track were the racing conditions to-day. Ahumada
ard Msnsback were the only winning favorites
The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

Liberty-st. which s at the northwest corner OF
Church-st. The building Is 55xfgo feet
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
Q gountrp prnperru fer Sale

L'OR SALE. At ELIZABETH. y. J-Eandsone r-si-
a dsnce, hardwood trim: plate glass windows. lot t-s
20 feet maca,iamizsd the dtsrrfrr
the city eleven laundry bath SC 7souc dozes
large the property sfordin< abundant snad4
Il. c CARMER. $50 yEes.ma.rsr-ave. Eliza5e,h-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-04
Two-FOLD DUTY.

A united demand is being made by
the supporters Of license Tor the arrest,
conviction and punishment of intoxi-
Gated persons. There is no reason to
doubt the sincerity OF this demand.
1t is one in which every friend of law
and order will join. But if the mani
fest effect of the new law should be to
greatly increase the cases OF intoxica-
ton, the people of this state would
hardly be satisfied with furnishing the
poor fellows who fall victims to the
opportunities it opens.
The slave of drink is not and never
will be considered as an habitual GRIM
inal, to whom only the stern penalties
of the law should be meted out. In
stead, he is regarded as an unfortunate
whom it is the duty of his family, of
his friends, yea, of the law itself to
guard from temptation. 1t is not
enough that the state should threaten
him with punishment if he falls; it
should do what it can to keep him
from falling for his own sake, for his
family's sake. for the states sake.
Vermont cannot establish drinking
places, fold her hands and look on
calmly while the drunkards file out
from them in growing number year by
year She has a duty to perform; not
only to punish men, but to do what
she can. in the best way she can. to
save men.
There is a strange incongruity in
system that encourages drinking on
the one hand, and that turns about and
sternly Furnishes the weak ones who
do not or cannot exercise moderation
on the other hand. 1t may work well,
but we confess to doubts.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-04
liver TROUBLE Cured.
Or. kennsdy's New Medicine, cai-cura
Solvent, Drove the Disease Out Of Nj.
larsen's System.

A proprietary medicine that is not with
out honor in the city where it is made,
must be a good thing. No chance for de-
ception there, where everybody knows all
about the men who make it. In Rondout,
City of Kingston, n. Y, where DR.. David
Kennedy lived and practiced for 50 many
years, his aelo medicine is highly regarded
and many wonderful cures have been
wrought BY it. There is Mr.. Christopher
Larsen, the leading painter and decorator
of that city, who says:
81 have not had a sick day since / was
cured of kidney and liver trouble, and
painters collie, by DIR. Kennedy's new
medicine called Cal-cura Solvent. 1t drove
the disease out of my system, so it never
came back. Nothing like Cal-eura Solvent
to purify the blood
Write to the Cal-cura Company, DIR.
Kennedy Row, Rondout, n. T., for free
sample bottle.
Remember. Only one DR.. David Ken
needy ever lived in Rondout, City of Kings
ton, N. Y, and be sure you get his nelo
and Lltest medicine, which is sold only in
g. 90 bottles. All druggists.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-04
Ladies and children Invited.

All ladies and children who cannot
stand the shocking strain OF laxative
syrups, cathartics, etc, are invited TO try
the famous Little Early Risers. They are
different from all other pills. They do not
purge the system. Even a double dose
VIII not grippe, weaken or sicken; many
people call them the Easy Pill. w. III
Howell, Houston, Tex, says nothing bet
ter can be used for constipation. sick
headache, etc. Bob Moore. Lafayette, Ind,
says all others grippe and sicken, while
DeWitt's Little Early Risers do their
work well ana easy. Sold by ia. Chedel.
Gaysville; Z. l. Clsfiin, East Braintree.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-04
Boston Sunday Herald.

The publication of the first Letter in
the series Of "The Letters from a Son to
his Self Made Father by Charles Eus-
tace Merriman, was made in last Sundays
Boston Herald. Like every effort made
by the Herald, i was worthy OF il. The
letter was bright. entertaining and
humorous. Nothing better has appeared
in years. The letters are published
exclusively in the Boston Herald. and
can be had in no other form until their
final publication in book form. The
second Letter will appear in next Sundays
Herald. Another Of the 100 features OF
next sundays Herald will be a page Of
Learned's commencement Girls This
latest of Mr. Learned's drawings is his
best
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-04
STRONG EVIDENCE OF FAITH
2. E. Bryan Guarantees that Hyons
VIII Cure the Worst Case Of Ca
tarrh in Randolph.

When one OF the most reputable CO..
Germs in Randolph guarantees that q me-
icine will effect a cure or be sill rcturnia
money, il speaks volumes as 10 the mafh
OF that remedy. 1t IS in this way that I
E. Bryan is selling Hyomei, the treainsh'
that has made so many remarkable cair
Of both acute and chronic cases Of caiafa
in Randolph and vicinity.
Hyomei is not pill nor Is il h4aa
that has to be taken with tablespoon z
wineglass. just breathe Il in by the y y
of an inhaler that comes IN every os s-.
and benefit viii be seen from the AA
treatment.
II destroys all germ life in the ar 80
ages and lungs and enriches ana pal4
the blood with additional ozone. II e.le
catarrh Of the head and throat, or o. -
stomach, liver and kidneys Nheis.gi
mucous membrane contains calAlA5
germs, there Hyomei will do its WoiA
healing. When using this treatment, =
air you breathe viii be found ike InAi
the mountain high above the 80 -.
where grow balsamic trees ana
which make the air pure by giEmt
volatile antiseptic fragrance that Is
ing 10 the respiratory organs.
Remember that il Hyomei does no. ~.
you +. +. Bryan will refund your ~ n
This is good time 10 cure calAit -:
this natural method and prevent el..- .-
colds that are so common at this s''o