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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23

7 almost wonder she does not remain
with you"
$50 she would. gladly. but Mr.. Clayton
won't let her. OF course, if we have a
difference of opinion she takes my part,
and he says something rude to her, and
she is offended. Is it not so, Francis?"
Mr.. Clayton muttered something about
a mother-in-law being bad enough, but
an aunt-in-law was more than anybody
bargained for.
And as matrimsny is altogether com
mercfal speculation" rejoined Fee, with a
delightful smile, you can't, of course,
take more than you bargain for-can you,
Mr.. Hastings"
Enrol was by no means pleased at be-
ing made a third party to matrimonial
differences, and made an effort to change
the conversation.
Have you seen anything of Lady
Grace Farquhar lately, Mrs. Clayton 2
he asked.
.She was here not a month ago; and
she has adopted such a sweet, charming
girl. They are like mother and daugh-
ter: and even that selfish old bOokworm.
Sir Clayton, seems quite taken with her.
wish you had been here sooner.
know you would have been in love with
her"
Il thought Mr.. Hastings knew Miss
Eyre" interposed Francis Clayton. AT
all events, recolect hearing their names
connected in some story about meeting
in wood"
Enrol started slightly, and it might have
been fancy. but Fee certainly thought a
deeper color came into his bronzed face.
Mr. Clayton seemed to think the same,
for he proceeded in his usual amiable
manner:
"She and Erskine were awfully sweet
on each other when we were staying at
the vale. l dare say that will be a
match. Lady Grace seems quite agree
able to it; but of course it's a shocking
bad one for him.
Francis" exclaimed his wife, ''how
you exaggerate! You know Winifred new
err cared for Lord Harold. She won't
confess it. but / am quite sure he made
her an offer. and that she refused him.
He never will meet her if he can help it. "
Did you say that Lady Grace had
adopted her, Mrs. Clayton?'
les, more than year ago; mueeu,
before l was married. She was in such
sad trouble. poor girl. She was very
fond of her father, and he was killed
suddenly in a very shocking way. His
horse ran away with him. and he was
thrown out of the dogcart and killed on
the spot. They thought she never would
get over it, and Lady Grace took her
home and nursed her as if she had been
her own child. Old Sir Howard Cham
pion would have taken her. but she re-
fused to go near them, because they
would not acknowledge her father. She
has promised to come and stay with
me when we get back to town. You must
come and meet her."
Il shall be-very-happy," stammered
Enrol.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23
Mushroom ketchup.

Break the mushrooms into pieces
place in large pan, and add
quarter of a pound of salt to every
three pounds and a half Of mush.
rooms. Let stand for two days, then
drain off all the juice that you car
procure by pressure. Boil the liquor
slowly for an hour with two ounces
of salt, few cloves, long pepper, and
a quarter of an ounce Of peppercorns
This quantity should be allowed tC
every quart Of liquid. Then strain
and, when cold, bottle, adding few
drops Of brandy. Use new corks and
seal carefully.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23
Strawberries Sca1loped.

Equal quantities of fresh strawber-
ries and bakers stale bread grated
Begin with layer of the berries,
sprinkle well with sugar, then a layer
Of breadcrumbs, dot with bits of but
ter, then another layer of fruit and
sugar; finish with breadcrumbs and
butter. sprinkle little sugar over the
top and bake half an hour in good
oven. Serve hot with cream. Cur
rants and raspberr1es, either separately
or mixed, and blackberries also make
excellent buildings.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23
Mashed Potatoes.

AS soon as they are boiled mash at
.once, as smoothly as possible, add
ing a little salt and butter, and sweet
cream or milk, by way of seasoning;
then beat up lightly with a fork and
put in warm, uncovered vegetable
dish Do not pack the potatoes down
unless you intend to serve as by the
following recipe, which is one often
seen on pretentious menus.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23
Same Old PARTY.

Employer-Well, Mike, now that you
have your papers and can vote, what
party are you going to support?
Mike-Shure, sor, the same oil party
Employer-And what party is that!
Mike-Me mother-in-law. sor.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23
Deyi1's Food,

Half a cup Of chocolate, grated; half
a cup of sweet milk; half a cup of
brown sugar. Boil these together I'M
til as thick as cream and let the mix
ture cool. Cream a half-cup Of but
ter with a cup Of brown sugar, add
two beaten eggs, two-thirds Of cup
of milk, and vanilla fiavOring. Mix
well, then stir in the boiled mixture,
add two cups of flour sifted well,
with heaping taespoonful of baking
powder. Bake in layers and, when
done, put together with boiled frost
ing
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23
To Peel Onions,

A good plan when peeling onions is
to put them into bowl and pour very
hot or boiling water over them; this
not only enables them to peel much
quicker, but does not affect the eyes.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23
Cheese Custard.

Line large pie plate with plain pas
try and fill with a custard made in the
following way: Rub two cakes of cot
tage cheese through potato press, add
two beaten eggs, dash of grated nut
meg and a tablespoonful of -four. Fill
the crust and bake.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23

If Mrs. Carlyle's dearest friend"
has broken loose and tasted the joys
Of print we may expect a long series
Of revelations as to how Tammas con-
Quoted himself; the brute!
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23

The only difference between grad
uating dress and q wedding dress, 10
far as we can see, Is that the latter Ii
worn with more confidence.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23

A womans idea Of anticipation Is 10
pack her trunk two weeks before she
expects to start on a trip.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23

When a man is referred to as SLOW.
emily because he has dirt under his
finger nails, ever remark how you take
quick glance at your own?
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23

God is on the side of virtue; for who
ever breads punishment suffers it. and
whoever deserves 1t breads it-Colton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
intercollegiate water Sports.

A change In the plans OF the college aquatic
teams has been made whereby t1e Champion
8 ip swimming and water-polo contests
will be played at the Sportsmen's Show at
Cleveland. which opens on March - and last
until April 4. Waterproof games between
the collse gee will accompany each Of the relay
swimming races. On March - the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania will play the Armour
Polytechnic Institute Of Ciioago. The fol-
lowing day the winner Is TO play the rpiver-
sity College OF Cleveland and on March 20
Yale will meet the winner OF the second
game.
TIE championship game will take place
on March IL between (olumbis, the present
title holder, and the winner Of. the game OF
tue preceding day. Lis Anal game and
relay race will determine the Eastern CHAM
plons ip and on Marco a. the Eastern cram
pion vii play the winner Of the University
Of Wisconsin, University Of q icaeo matcL
for q e national college champions ip, Toe Co.
20 as p.e faculty will only permit the players
to remain for two days AT the = .ow, A num-
Der Of ta.e members OF the relay team will.
however. take part In the individual handl-
During the second week Of the STOW the
itionsl champions ip will be contestei
Iolumbli will send Capt JosspI W. sp IN ser
20 compete in I :2'-yard race on April 1.
the N1-ysrd contest on April q the nalf-
April 4. TIE unusual pronnnenos given to
the intercolle gate events In the ow Is due
TO tie fact tnst Frcderisk A. Wenck. n for
mer Yale graduate an q member OF -
New York A. c. has been placed In cuarge
OF the aquatic events.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
Cesstp Of the Rtng.

Reader. New york-Ths bel 10 OF as the nsh,
wa Iss. pc.a.y of Brooklyn kindly send hu
Ton CAREY. tae rrTerlble Iri.hmsa- has issued
achahenge 70 bok either fetr MAber or Md Mccoy
a. rsSs.pai. ior 81 Tossds % S.ics ~ t''''''
saws Ia. s s.nS a. - s.s-h ssss .fss d. y
ns ms iof e t e. y; 1 % H. o. us
ss =. . o:.. Sn az. M. E.s
msIel.i 20 b,a tvsvs feiB = a. Bosloa on March
o: %, o. "a . s.aS "a s s, HSs ts
gas either fs,s' sseshty OF Danny Duane 10
s.s . Ni sss .nG sss e sSs % 80.
Gee. ,.pp .,., e e 81, ,.Sss 49, 49, .s
e 49,; .s5 q; e ':ssf : sS ~ %. ''" =: q,
l.st hsra.e ..y. lhs, 20 ~ q. q. sae.. rr.ns
rns hss 90 .e,tn,,.. q '.,a,.,as 70 g. nns
ESs To-. " a. a., ara ,a., it.a 80, leu,
siss iLs psF pulse
n.; . s. q. = t s.s: 9s a: ~
$50 :. s' \. ss:s . . -. ' 60. "a a..
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sse.,sarl 80, :, ..,.s1s Y ~. T.. ,..,.s 81 ~
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nsiss as.s' % $50 az. sls,,as 10 49,
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s:. .s s y 49,. .a is ss..; s.. =.
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i;i..ssls' siit; r.. !. ~ .f..,.s.. 60
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~ fest~a % ttsss $500 $50 a. . = ss..e
49,. -. =. o. ... -. 80 I. =: a. .-s 49,
:: -, 80, 80. \. e. 80. -, -: :ss 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
Bsstsa Cluba May Held Dsxins Deuts In
Future.

A decision handed down by the East Boston
Court. Massachusetts,. settles the question
whether the ns;ic clubs In Boston can hold
ns IL In the future. The court holds that
clubs which are chartered and lease an en-
{? have the ria 4 10 hold DO King "a ioi-
tons The aue-,ion v lei up 20 the
de- isipn was what constitutes the II Yerence
q public one. aud was prompted by Tao arrest
Of the m ,baeeI OF tie Health and Physical
Culture Club. Boston. referes. AMI pembers
Al wenis hFH. The evi ience snbnittsd
showed fha' adTit don Ia tls exhibition
en- led any person 90 plying 20 member
10 IN tlie club The complain ant COZ
tended that IL inembers ~ sss entirely
Of ' itnsssins the contest 10 JudSs. nos
ever. cid lat the "a .ibI loo sAs not public
one and the fsoi that one man soi into %
~ a public elLiLi lou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08

In tie wholesale Drug Trade Association tour.
- msit yesterday afternoon. the SeAbury 4 John
500 team Won three. Dodge ,'ieost Two and Bruen,
Rtchey 4 Co. one game. The scores:
NRsr oAMg.
sharp 4 nohme-R ie MIN 10: Komdoefer. Ia;
Schultz, i06 Quinn. ISL: Doerr l2S. TOTAL. o7A
DodEe Oicott-Howe. $50: Fay, ia: Robertson,
i56 Stevens, In: Ruddiman. las. Total, 11.
skrokD oAMH.
Brusn, Ritchey q 90, Hoffman, t07: Hep. 20.
reue, la; Reith. iai; Norris. 40. TOTAL. as
Dodge Olcott--Howe, los: Ely, lac; Robertson.
iSs; Stevens, ia: RudGlman lie. Total. ms.
seabury = johnson lows. 10; De zslleI, ~;
Seabury. lsC; Scrimshaw. $50. Judge. i6. Total,
Dodge 4 oicott-Howe. 1877: Ely, las; Robertson.
~ Stevens. 100; Ruddiman. ton. TotAl, 10.
YoCkTH oAMK.
Bruep. Rtrhey Co.-Ho u man, ia: Hep. 10;
F1que, 10; Reiih, IA: NorIis. las. Total. az.
SeabuTy h johnson LOWS, no. De ZeleI, ~,
Seabury, i1; Scrmshaw, 30; Judge, iG. Total.
TrTH OAME,
Shsrp q Dohme- Refiin. isr. Kondofcr, i<G
SchuiI, ia; Quinn. los; Doefr, ion. Total. Cts.
Soabury D johnson Lows. l<s: De ieneI, i7G
sesbWy, iSs; Scrimsnaw, ieo; Judge. iS7. To,ai.
sIxTB o,NE.
Schultz. iSi; Quinn; VS. D1srr, lss ISsa , 90 ga,
Fi1ue. ia; ksi,h. is4 Norris, Nv. 1olAl 7as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
AMArEUR WRESTLING BOUTS.


The prAliminarles In the wrestling cham
pionships OF the Amateur Athletic Union
OF the United States at the New Polo A. A..
i?ath street and Park avenue, on Friday night
pr, d ICED Interesting sport. The clubs big
gymnasium was packed with an enthusiastic
crowd. Willie Karl. the holder Of the cham
pionship In the los pound class. was over the
scale In his division and was forced to com
pete among the iis Founders. Karl easily
showed his superiority, downing II. Mosmas.
Prospect Wheelmen OF Brooklyn. In quick
time l. Nifot OF the Psstime A. C.. the
premier Of the festherweishts. threw J
Watson OF the National A. c. OF Brookly
" H. se. %u Ssa s1ST ID. rsh, wa. s,-a
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the de.i'iop apd vented its diaapproval By
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
s.a.sims s.s.asa tss.a

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a.tfa re Hssn ln 80 ptlni1 aags u no
s1fi hsalsns 1inRi hsmmii tLsni 9Th
tha .tef hnsns b. assa - thsissssd
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
Bllhartlo,

By way Of variety there will be a stral sht-
rail tournament In Great or New York next
week Il viii bsRtn al the Montauk Acsdemy.
Brooklyn. on Monday nj sht, and the en-.
tries and handioaps are as follow: Frank
Gray. 100: H. W. BNecher. 100: G. r. Lewis.
100: f. Gardner, 90: George Weefy. IS: G.
Robinson, rs: c. irving. 7s p J. Ride, o.:
sutton. the handl IS xpfrt from the West.
will ref rec the opening ssrle, and on the
thcir chsll'nse pool game for the Clarence
Gree cup.
of the > b & COMPANY. received a cSsi.-
gram from Paris saying: "Amicable law.
:u, Isi, m r ., e the f1.% t y,S
nsux's claim that he was entitled 70 the
ShSmp!OnshR emblem t.,ndS fSr n, :.
on the ground that h. made the beet grand
s ss rs. in NJ P.ri tsss sSss
10 the courts. 70 decide. and II is nos up TO
PLAYED IN or Whist shall b. done
MINT Wilson p. FOES and Frank A koeasy
met in q sOo-poipt i4-inch balk line Rame. In
which Keeney defe 1ted the amateur cham
pion In twenty-eisht innings By 800 TO 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08

80 Ii.sn.st A. aisss. ~ islsse a.
.f a.ff i.sf o. "A tts ai.ai istsss fi.ssiasaif
ss.alssf 4 az 1890 - "a asfs
ssHs 49, Pssaf tasg sftsfsss.t
10 nftas slefi tsig isb - 4 o
- isssi iafsss ttnsfH - ilsifsil
q Hfe = ftfadf af.f thffas a
~ q p" - $500 s'' 4 80
- tsasfsrtrssts nssassf "a "a
{. 81 - = i-.a a. 80 eel
aH's'sIf r. 80 sIfstTa ssfssa laIfes
Il sls $50 - 80 - sss.A t-ss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
Sr,srn. ,i.a,s Sbess.

spseia Csss DsPssh 10 Tss sUs
MoATT t.aISp. Marc -i,s 81 sth round
~ 80 s.oond part Of the lsisrn ,,iohsI Chez,
N lss.Is tournamsni, pisysd 10. tsy. resulted
a. foiloss Iei iAmahn beat Mofssa. haroesy
lssi NOD Al ssss bssi Alhln, ~ lsahtsf
i..l ns...., IT,. .sss' bee. ,,i.Ip '.a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
new GOLF RULES IN TYPE.
,.>J1ED STATES ASSOCIATION HAS
rHE PROOF READY FOR REVISION.
N. Amended Code Of Etiaustte--Pai.
metto a1ub's Open FIStures-Annual
N,r,,ng Of the Maryland and District
of columbia Lcasue-Play ~ Dykee.

u.sting Of the Maryland md O1etIict
ro,nn,his leasue-pIay NJ Dykee,
s.cretsry Ballou Of the United Slater Golf
.,,ocjafion has proofs ready OF the new St.
,narews rules and the interpretations Of
-. American committee As soon as re-
sis.d nv ne committee the rules will be printed
!, I've yaqr hook. Clubs in hurry may OBJ
y. oon,e. OF the proofs for II IL doubtful
w,bs committee will need to make any changes
!, The text The committee has retained
"A. Etiquette Of Coli. omitted oy the 81.
,ndrs0s committee. The only change from
The former eoae Is III 'ee''o" '"' 'o'"'''
request being made three bal, match II
S.s.. Any ADS ma,cH playing whole round ara, nay
a ,saos' The '''' 70 pass "'"' "''
Inc orr part Q, the lection s,, !. nov :up. s,
eded ny new W. l. eeuo. ~ NnWn
t1' .o by slsA' sn sve .'s :ni .sr.es"".
:, fon,some the precedence over and right
% 90 p pap'' Any other kind Of match. The com.
S ea'n, thu ,hr"e-hall or four-bsll match
keeping - place on tne ercen snouId oe
trtn'a ~ usanb .ts,.iSs IN snx Tee
inc Ns,u' a., a.. \. d1ensd fcr the N,s, tins
exeep' the Mf zee ruennru 10. tne mN .,'ne
by the American committee SUCH match
,honsh the match a. rting NJ the mid
even n ooT" nav intend to 20 the f,II round
H,,otly ,he pairs are often started from
aulcSly' Wv w ~ cnrnmi,,ee has .oived A
question NJ precedence often raised when
.r"t ~ "os rN' r"'v .,'''on .".d.
IRE rsas 70 . ps az oIher han lie iSrst tee
"whie a three BAH or four hall match pay Be
passed Rul, p.anOn "a such %s.sh ssss,a n
tire sntua! meeting OF we GoiI AssoSis-
delegates we're present from the Bll'iTose
SSsDSB .E 9S s fG np s SS
Elkridse Hunt Club. Chsyy ChaAe Cul2 and
ile MARYLAND Country Club. The omeers
elected wef, |, ,.,,x chew c,,... viz, .,,...
s Tss0S sul T SIsss f. ItI q. .oI.i 4
. f Ssi.ss s s, : s. :: executive cor"
Commitment n,TH win be fsed by the executive
sommitaes at its next meeting.
r. p,,,,.,,o ooii cin, ., Aiken. s G..
IA. tss,ad Iist 81 omen comne,itions. Includ.
ins ne annual tournament Tor the Southern
VI, in brief follows. .,,s NAV ,.,.,,., ,o,
p;;snssd ~ &: Oliver Issilp: 5000 ~, ~,
Mstch iS-M M S mn'cl pay nahoioap' cup pie-
W. w. ~ 10 Women.s ch mnonsh,p
Nsrch -2s-rournameni for southern Cross
sss sns e Palmetto ,.'
oo Ma sr,I,O SoHS'nF approaching and putting
n. px.., Meadow Con- Club os,,r.. "a.
G and Ss t roea and TSt 0fa
&: ss.s s%sat aHass sa9
and Amos +. dwight, Lac pairs finished Sil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
A FIOtiIla of ,
Gloves

Is now coming across tn: SEA
The vanguard is already here
and arrivals will follow one
another quickly. We have
mad. arrangements in the fu-
ture to quadrup.e Our equip
ment. These gloves are cut
in our factory and sewn by
hand in little homes nesting
around IN. villages In England
by people who would not
work In factories They have
attained q skill in sewing
gloves which is minded down
from gsnfaiion TO generations
We have aeeomplishsd the
difficult task Of increasing this
iaee by degrees. unld now
We Ate prepared 10 meet this
wonderful Ams,iesn demand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08

tffHHf asfss fHse-e
Zee go 81 .ifaf q rbial bsiI hes i.sf
-. .. .afsH tafs.H hss 80 asgsf
o. H .fss Iass tis a sissaa ssis 1850
80 tffsf u - a. stn liiiss - "a
lsssi isss-a ~ ~ $500
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a0RSEs AND CARnIA0ns:
Established iso1,
VAN TAssEl.L = kEARSEVS
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JEsssIS;SS;s s.; ~; !! 2 ISIS Ss;s
Retween Third and Fourth Avs. New YorM.
Cs,AIogues ready morning Of each aale PUP.
ohSsers sill Always nsd . large and interesting
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Adelphi students Defeat Teashees 81
Basketball.
Adelphi Academy students all wore small
brooms In their lapels yesterday and for the
next week will olrry this insignia Of victory
10 their school with them. for yesterday
morning they defeated the instructors In
basketball sarne The Adelphi team. led BY
Caxsarinj, tsiiiod u points In the nrst half
and incrcised tkis to IS points IN the second
half The teachers, Of whom PhysicaI Di.
ard Mr. Hyde only seemed to have an idea Of
the pastims tailed points on two FREE throws
from the field
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AT BARGAINS HAN d sOhE. sfTyI isH. AT
TRkcTlvE pair csrr,aFe norsss, fearless OF civ
GiGH XCTiNG cos,
one OF the most Attraet'e horses In the city and
winner Of three Prizes horses ere fully guaranteed
And trial AlloSed.
a brswster miniature BreushAm and m!Aiaturs
Coupe Roeksvay. laSyt driving PhAstoa, .stivsrs
huntbeu, Mason family Surrey !ses,s q 81 rubber
sasle and double Names Liyerios hiding Habit.
summer and Winter Robes. Bla nkets- Whips. YiS
turee. &C., ~ less than quarter value ~ coach
man. wEEks PRIVATE sfABLE. u Aadi so1
Az. 9th Of.
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The CROSS
Glove Famine

however, is the American
public's fault. -.
Their appreciation Of the first
really good glove that America
has seen has been so great that.
notwithstanding the output
of our factory was doubled,
we are still thousands Of pairs
behind.
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JAMES EMSLIE,
Sale and Exchange Stables,
sOs 70 3IS East 3lth ~.
] beg = asseunes e the Issiie sset ! ~
b !. n. Daktw -. wttA
200 HORSES,
suitable for every class OF customer: an excellent
sSsor meut o. heavy dsusht animals. yelsblne
from Leo 10 !.so pounds slso yery choice ieet S
pounds. These horses are all SOUND and rood sfse
and fccima,ed snA rsady for hard ven; I've e
a. represented money Will be REFUNDED.
TELEPHONE, i.oit 18th ST.
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Reader. New YORK Tho BET 10 OF a. the nsht
was draw.
WI yaek Dovney OF Brooklyn kindly send his
address 70 this o. ice.
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up Ios 10 so s.ss ssioe Of as S,y.Sss scye.
srh Vas Jss.s. tEST M5s
lor tls.o)' The land 10 part OF The pres ~