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The evening world., 1903-03-16

Preparations are now nearly completed for the
formal opening o. the century ridinS season OF
1903 under the auspices OF the Now York state
Division OF tho Century Road Club Of America.
The nrst informal century will take place on
April 5,
Although Coach Courtney OF the Cornell crews
has had the oarsman on the water only t"o
weeks, he has decided definitely upon the io'-
lowing men Tor tho second varsity CREW. "h'sh
will meet Harvard. Pennsylvania and Columbia
on CayuEa Lake on Memorial Day Bow. sehads'
No. Q. Bruce No. 8. Gates: No. 4. Adams No
5, Foote. No. d. Thompson: NO u sotaeh'
stroke, Sutting'
A. a meeting OF the Fordham College A. A. IT
was decided not 10 have . varsity relay TEA"
for the Remaining Armory and intercollegiate
meets th!s season. as Fordman's best iiO'yare
man, o'Tools. will not be permitted TO take pAr'
In athletics until next year.
The Royal Areanum wheeimsn have changed
the club TO Royal Areanum Club OF the city OF
New York. It IL thought that eliminating the
word Wheslmen from the title Will greatly IN
crease the membership.
Malcolm Graham. jr. lie the new Chairman OF
the Colt Committee at ApIwamiG, He takes the
place OF MstuGin PAllou. who served for several
years.
H.. L. Dohsrty, the English player. has won the
soutA of france lawn tennis championship
CHARLES otis is me leader in the sweepstakes
pool tournament watch has been running lo'
several wetks IN the columbia Billiard Academy
Brooklyn. George HAmbsr has broken his tie
The evening world., 1903-03-16
GET
FIRST PRACTICE
McGraW Has Twelve of His Men
Out at Savannah and Puts
Them Through Several Hours
Light Work.

SAY AMMAN, Ga, March l6.-Thelr
first practice OF the season was had by
the members OF the New York National
League team who have thus far ar
rived at the Bolton Street Ball Park.
ir this city, this morning.
Promptly at 10 o'clock Capt. McGraw
had his men on the field and at once
he ordered them TO work.
They broke up into pairs. trios and
auartets, pitching ball one to an
other, running and jumping and doing
other light work.
This was continued until noon, when
they left the grounds FOR dinner at their
hotel. NO" said McGraw, when seen
there, II cannot make any prediction
about the team from what ! saw this
morning. In fact. l do not want to say
what the team may do, That Is some
thing that results will have to show for,
and we must walt until the games are
played before we know wnat sort of a
crowd this is that we have together. l
believe, however, that it is all right.
1.-THE work this morning was just 10
Timber up the players. During most Of
the time we are here 1t will be OF a like
character, unless we can arrange ex-
hibition games with local teams. We
will probably have a game with the
Army team from Fort S%creven, but |
don't know just what day It will be
played
".'hi afternoon the team went back
to the grounds for further practice.
That wlll be the daily prog aIlIie prac-
tice In the morning from ~ o'clock until
noon. and In the afternoon from 3 O'Clock
until dusk supplemented long runs and
such other hard running exercise as may
be fancied by the men. Twelve Of the
players are here. They are McGraw,
Warner, Cronin, Miller. Gilbert. Dunn,
Brown. Babb, Taylor, Bresnahan. Ma
thewson and McGann.
McGraw says he expects the Ave or sIS
others within two or three days.
Heavy rains have fallen since the
morning practice ceased and afternoon
practice was abandoned.
The evening world., 1903-03-16

ULT|MATUM
Says Jack 0'Brien Must Fight in
California, Winner Must Take
All or There Will Be no Con-
test.

PITTsBURG. Pa. March 16.-"If
jack o'Brien and I fight. the winner
must take everything In sight In the
way OF financial returns" said Bob"
Fitzsimmons. the middle weight cham
pion. to-day.
when oBrien and talked over the
match ] made n number OF suggestions,
to all OF which O'Brien agreed. / stated
plainly that the winner should take all
the receipts and that each of US pay a
5000 forfeit as al evidence of, good
faith. this money to go along with the
purse to the winner. 1t was also under.
stood that the bout should take place
In California. where there would be no
interference. Now 1t appears that
O'Brien does not risk his 5000"
Fitzslmmons says there is no chance
now OF bringing OF a big fight in the
East, and. continuing, ''FNtz' says:
~ O'Brien does not sign the articles
and cover the money l have posted In
New York. then Ryan Or somebody else
who thinks l can't light at the middle
weight limit can take o Brien's place"
The evening world., 1903-03-16
READY TO LAUNCH
SHAMROCK III.
Sir Thomas Llpton's Challenger
Will Be Shot Into the Water
Morrow.

GLASGOW, March l6,-EverythinG is
in readiness for the launch of Sham
rock III. tomorrow. Platforms TO ac-
comodate 500 persons have been erected
alongside the end of the shed, which
has been partly removed, and enough
Of the challenger for the America Cup
is Visible 10 fully CONFIRM the state
msnts made In these dspatchss As TO
her being a departure from the nat
noored type OF all the recent cup racers,
The challelnger's body Is drawn well
down into the An. A side view OF the
yacht was moi obtainable to-day, but
the excessive bulk OF the fore end OF
the An suggests that the shortening OF
this portion OF the boat has been car
ried to a degree which a more timid
designer would reckon dangerous.
Sir Thomas LpSon has made elaborate
arrangements for the entertainment OF
his guasts Tomorrow.
The evening world., 1903-03-16
M'GOVERN BELOW
REQUIRED WEIGHT.
Terry's Fight with Corbett Two Weeks on
but He Weighs Only 1875 ga Pounds.

Tho lighter who beat Dixon ives Fred Delaney.
an English tea.her-weight They met In a STA
roundbout in Liverpool. Delaney ontpointed DIXON
and the referee awarded him the lewiston. De-
isney was fully ten pounds heavier than Dixon
Feather-Weiehts Meet Tonight.
A bout to be decided in Philadelphia tonight
promises to be one Of the elevsrest exhibitions
bstvesn fea~thcr-NeightS ever witnssed In that
city. The fighters who will meet are Tim Cal.
Young corbett" IN a six-round bout a lev
months ago. The winner OF this bout will be
champion feather-Welsht q Pennsylvania.-
waIcott 4 Meet Cole.
Joe waIcott, tbs welter weigh. champion. 10
doing a lot Of fighting thee days. In less than
four days he won two hEh,s. He defeated
Mike Donovan In a tsn-ruund bout In P!tts5urg
and knocked out Charley HaEhey in ave rounds.
Billy Pierce, his manager. has arranged another
contest for him. His next opponent VII b
ton. whom he will tackle in a ten-round bout
before the Allegheny pa A. c. on wednesday
night. Walcott will probably give Cole his
quiotus In les than eight rounds.
O,Brien Flights on Thursdny.
philadelphia Jack o'Brien and Billy Payne.
| a local middle weight lighter Of the Quaker City.
have been matched by Lew Bailey to meet In .
six round bout in Philadelphia on Thursday, nigh
Payne does not class with o'Br!en' osrsh
says he Intends to nght tnee q week In ths future
Forbes and Nell Again.
Harry Fo.bes, the baatam-weiEht champion,
and frankie Nell, the California fighter. vii
meet again IN the near future. Matehmake,
Billy Considine, OF the Metropolitan A. G., o
Detroit. has signed them to NEE. In a ten-rount
bout az his club on April 22. II will BE- thei
second battle. In their previous battle Foroer
was awarded the leolrion over Nell In the sew
enth round. Forbes fights Paddy Nee. of Pitts
\ 49, -. aapAAa tn-nN1h
The evening world., 1903-03-16

A roodlookins wo-year.o colt oil nMy at hi season of the year attracts as
much ten;b N causes as great comment in turfc circles "a the hrstborn
in n muuoneres tamny. Just nw the trainers at sheepshead Bay are
with interest a colt trained by Eddie" Purcell. The younsster is called
seventh ward He is A grandson OF no great Hanover being by Hoiander-
Maggie Ward. L L
WHO is Holander7 lie is a son of Hanover which never raced. n was a
highly tried yearlng. but several mishapc in his training career prevented MIN
rom facing In starter Nn who are Interested in the bloodn lines OF a thorough
bred will appreciate the fnctt that Hohanders dam is Defphtne, "a dausht oil me
mated French stallion Mortener-a sire that assisted materially In raising te
American thoroughbred from a low position Ito a high stanhrd throush MS
daughters
seyenth Ward does nt resemble his. sire or grandsre. He looks like bis Jam
itaeete Ward, who is by Luke Blckburn-Ahe horse that Phillip j wye recenuy
lo,sted was II In pdn Of quality to Etndoo. the greatsrand sire OF seventh
ward The youngster as a bay in coor, with a little White In hist face and on Wa
The evening world., 1903-03-16
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD


legs. He is big, but not 81 much so as to be ungainly. He is as quick in action
n cat and moves With all the grace and freedom OF a panther
when he "breaks of" for a trial 1t II without the slightest trouble. The
bungnng, ungany action Of most two yearolds is missing. He is alert to the
pressure of his riders nee at the withers and k everr ready for the whispered
command. Scarcely are the Jockeys hands frightened upon the rens n the "cluck,
cluck" given than Seventh Ward is transformed ron a dun. nstess shamphns
youngter. who hs 10 ambition In life save to eat int a mettefome racer
in every muscew with excitement
Seventh Ward is a New Jersey bred colt He is n excellent type of the thor,
ouchbred youngsters the cold Northern climate canr raise lie was born at tn OLD
Ell Connover farm rear Eolmdd. Eddie Purcell, Seventh Wards trainer is a
man who at me time was well and favorabry known as a rider o IN the lat and
through the nad. 1t me period ot his career h. rode for the Dryer Brothers. He
was particularly successful al a rider between the flags OF Bertha, a mare which
was one Of m greatest seepleohasers Of her day. PURCELL as trained a number
of fast horses. In Seventh Ward hopemen believe he las a hrstclass race horse
The evening world., 1903-03-16

q Why is Semi -ready"
like St. Patrick
q Both rid the land of long
standing evils good rid
dance.
q Anyone or anything that
solves big problems cannot
be too we'll remembered.
q Here's to good old Saint
Pat! May his memory
ever be green.
. . =
G "Semi-ready" stands for the
new hnish-to-order, quick-deliv-
cry, money back methods in
clothes for men, as against slow
coach "made-to-measure" and
mediocre " ready-mades."
"SENn-REApY" WARDROBE
B%rNIaviy o Eleventh st.
A. J. KELLEY COMPANY
contToler' for New York
The evening world., 1903-03-16
CLEOPATRA Il.
WON IN PARIS.
vanderbllt's Horse Captured the
Prix Des Trovenes-Second
and Fourth in Two Of the
Other Races.

PARIS. March l6,-W, x. Vanderbilt's
stables made a notable showing at to-
days opening OF the racing season NJ
g. Cloud. Cleopatra II, winning ne
Prix Des rroenes, Edna getting second
place In the Pix Douverture and Quos
Ego running fourth in the PriN pes
Pierrleres.
The chief event was he pix 81, Cloud,
OF $4,000. in which Mr.. Vanderbilt's Bit
more was among the favorites, but
which was withdrawn. Count dc Pour
tales NordenskJold won the race,
Nash Turner rode Cleopatra II. and
ouos Ego. respectively, and j. RAusch
had the mount on Edna.
Mcintyre. MeGinn. Thompson and RIG.
by were among the American jockeys
who mad mounts.
The evening world., 1903-03-16

49, .. N,cov.rn vii, be In At
pay ie ~ - A.. r,na Nth
nNape when ne steps INTO tne rus w."
.E6rhr Corbett" In the Francisco
lIrfeac cinb on March 81 In evident by
n present condition. McGovern is get
bog into condition for the pa't'e a.
Cfolrs Gardens Alameda ana u aireauy
uHder the required weight Aiter thc
arsf days work McGovern put In he
1870 ~. .c.i.s n. las IA mounds. which
= - ~. ~, th,t
he ,s n weigh in at 4 O'Clock
on the day OF the nght. "Corbett" Is
Rettinr into shape at sheehan's Tavern.
near the ocean beach. and is only two
pouuds over weight. As he has two
v-s&.s VET In which to work of two
-. ~. ao,h, ,h.t he will do
POUNDS there is ITO oouot tn". "e "H
SO and be strong at the weight.
x,,,,, r.. az .ono
HlAFts "ih y %
Sam Harris. manager OF McGovern.
vai leave for San francisco OF
Weunesday. ne WIZ pe ~aecompahleu Wy
jim kennedy, PADDY sullivan ana Harry
Possok. manager OF young Coroett.'
The evening world., 1903-03-16
RAN UP THE JOLLY 0VERALLS
Pbrnticnl Bronx Joker Flew Them
from New school Flagstaff.

from New school Flagstaff.
All day yesterday the breezes Of
Bronx Borough played through the
fringe of a faded and tattered pair oc
blue overalls that tapped from the thirty
foot flag mile of the handsome new
Morris High School building at Boston
roa and Ore Hundred and Sixty-sixth
street. N. ..Ie could be found who
knew how they came there.
The beauty of the day look q good
many persons out there, Ind hundreds
saw the overalis fiap hing away with all
the dignity OF the stars and Stripes:
! their indignation that the American nag
will not be the first to fly from the new
! structure.
At dusk last evening the o~veralls stiil
were Tapping.
The evening world., 1903-03-16
FIRST RACE
f4rat $500 for tovr-ysar-oldS and up selling
~ sla a halt furlonsh

True Blue. on the strength OF some
f6tl work. was heavily backed. Tie
f(tble commission was placed in the
lsfooms and It's failure 10 make its
pteArqnee in the ring was responsible
lot the price against the horse going
b1fk e sven money at post time. True
AnIe made 4 show Of his held, He was
e&ay mnhine when the start came and
NItkg hustled him along all the way.
~ made eyery post q winning M and
med W . ten-leneth lead IN the hrst
I.It.ft He was staggering At the emu
~ Hfekr haA 70 shake MIN w 10
<|.I "a Whitmore The latlsr finished
|ere 4 WAS wearing down the win
! the inish
HrooNp RACE.
40 hF tai,syssEelasi ssiiasi ont
The evening world., 1903-03-16
Long Shot Takes Second Race
al New 0rleans-True Blue
Wins the First and vaIasquez
the Third Event.
THE WINNERS.
fUItsT RACE-True Blue 1, Whit
z4b<e :. Cork 3.
j nEq0ND RACE-Pirate I, Safe
9tarh 2, Class Leader z.
Especial to Tho Evening World,

US Especial TO The Evening WORLDLY
NEW ORLEANS. March 1.-THE be-
ginning OF the end Of the long winter
session in the Crescent City commenced
to-day with the opening of the six-day
spring meeting OF the new Louisiana
Jockey Club. For the first time In two
or three weeks the races were run
Under bright skies. The track was
siii heavy. the stretch being covered
WITH water.
back OF the track yesterday have II q
measure kept the overflow OF that part
OF the course.
.Horsemen are leaving here as fast
- they can get cars. 8. w. Street
&hips to Nashville tonight. A number
Of stables left yesterday for Memphis.
LATHE Rock and Louisville, Fred
Derue has sold obia to ". H. Nc
CoTkie. She will be shipped to Lexing-
ton 70 90 in the stud.
Jockey odom leaves for New York to-
night. He will ride at Bennings the
hTst three days and then 30 to Memphis
~ ride Mechesney in the Montgomery
Hkndicap and Sweet Alice In the Oaks.
krhs scratches were: First. Lanoher
and Wunderlich; second, Springfield
Don Ernesto and Exapo; third. BeaI
and Rastus; fourth, -Four Lea C..
E1kth. Ben Frost n Moderator.
tIhe suspension against J. Robertson
~ lifted to-day by the stewards, Rob
etgBon got into trouble over the running
qf,ths t~hree-ysar-old Rosanco.
I'LL FIRsT RACE.
Hnrn4 keb0. for four wear. oldS and up; ealing
The evening world., 1903-03-16

Asary Y. zisslsr. whess large string Of tier
oaKhhreAs ~ a. highland Park. Ls1insten, has
aaAsa smother 70 his sood stable In the thrss-
yssk-eld ehsslnet nily hlBs oe1ld. ~ PsrblaIse.
dan Lsey tsla. ~ hlnnkeek. bsaEht o. AAios
n q. ThanAAj IsteA N.b0o
The evening world., 1903-03-16
BOWLING. SCORES
MAY BE IMPROVED.
Games This Week in Evening World Tourna.
ment Give Promise of Being Well Rolled.

Last week was far from heing the
most successful In The Evening Worlds
big bowling tournament. despite the
great start hat vas made Monday
night.
The crowds kept UP all week.. how
ever. and the occasional high scores
were welcomed with great enthusiasm
This week the committee has arranged
a schedule that gives promise Of many
good games. and Amanna & Treisrs 3
alleys, at Fifty fifth street and Third
avenue, should be packed with lovers
Of the sport every night.
Following are the scores of the clubs
and Individual bowlers:
The evening world., 1903-03-16
BRITISH BEATEN AT POLO.
second Gams of International
Match Won by CaIifornians.

Match Won By CaIifoFnIhns,
ca NFRANcIsco. March 1.-THE $50
|ond game OF the international polo
match between the Rugby. England. n
B~urlingame, California teams has been
yes y the e~sltGr6isns; the se9ss bslnE
contest The deciding game VII b
The evening world., 1903-03-16
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS.
March 1.-THE entries for to-morrow's
races are as follows:
The evening world., 1903-03-16
ESCAPE FOR
NJ ON SPEEDWAY.

well-K nown Trotting HorSeman
Was Thrown from SuIky.
David Lamar. the well-known whip
and owner of a string OF fast trotters,
had a narrow escape from being Sc
rlously injured on the Speedway yes
terday. He was driving along IN his
sulky when he was challenged for a
brush by a friend, lust as he turned
his mare, Sallie symptom. to begin the
brush. the front axle Of his sulky broke.
He Was thrown On the driveway.
The mare became frightened and trav-
elled down the road at n fast gait.
Mounted Policeman Maloney started
after the mare and finally caught her.
Mr.. Lamar was picked up by other
horsemen and found to be only slightly
| injured.
The evening world., 1903-03-16

~ N 'sis.stssiasl ''iiiAsi one
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-01
Dlslocated Her Shoulder.

Mrs. Johanna soderholm, Of Fer
gus Falls, Mimi, fell and dislocated
her shoulder. She had a surgeon get
il back in place as soon as possible,
but it was quite sore and panied her
very much. Her son mentionedsth
he had seen Chamberlain's Pain
Balm advertised for sprains and sore
ness, and she asked him to buy her
q bottle OF 1t, which heidi. Itsquick-
" relieved her and enabled her to
sleep which she had NOT done for
several days.The son was SO much
pleased withathe relief it gave his
mother that he since recommended ii
to many others. For sale by all
druggists. a
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-01
ORDwAY.

Clare Smith is on the sick list.
Seeding is nearly completed around
here.
Harry Buckbee visited over Sunday
att. Plummers.
Walt Williams visited over Sunday
at Mr.. Buckbee's.
Henry Martin made a business trin
to Columbia today.
Art Hill and Tim DAILY drove to
Claremont Sunday.
Mrs. w. Russell has been sick the
past week with the grip.
John Shoemaker made a business
trip to Aberdeen Tuesday.
Don Cheatham of Aberdeen spent
Sunday at the Lincoln ranch.
Mrs. Q. p. Locker visited over Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. f. Dell.
Clyde and Ethel Murphy spent Sun.
day at their their home in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. o'Malley of Aberdeen
visited over Sunday at Mr.. John Nc
Neary's.
Geo. Dell is able to be around agar
having undergone an operation 70,
appendicitis.
Miss Mary Buckbee visited tn,
latter part of the week with friend
in Aberdeen.
Gus Winky now has charge Of tn,
coal house and they keep Gus bus,
shoveling coal.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-01
COLUMBIA.

T, Wood of the City Drug store
is the representative OF 1he h''''
cr,t in CnIumbja and will take SUD
scriptions and attend to ADVERTISING
matters for the paper.
Frank Hart of Aberdeen has oeen
in Columbia the past few days photo-
graphing buildings and views io'
magazines ana land men.
Zeb Horsely ana Jas. Lewis vent
to Aberdeen last Friday.
Chas. Wilsep took in the cattle he
bought in this vicinity Saturday.
Emett Cole returned to Pierre the
latter part of last week.
Lee Murphy and John Roberts re-
turned from Minneapolis last FRIDAY
night. The boys witnessed the re-
cent burning Of the North Star Oll
Company's plant, a sight not soon 10
be forgotten.
Mrs. p. D. Kribbs and Mrs. Ray
mond visited Aberdeen Monday.
Mrs. G. B. Ames, father OFFS. II.
Morgan Of Mitchell cameuplast week.
DR.. Jay Clemens of Aberdeen has
been up several times lately in con-
%Sultation with DR.. Markin.
Frank Gaskin and Ozmer OverackeS
brought their boats down from Sand
Lake last week. They report it all
flake between here and Sand Lake.
AThos. NJ. Elliot is another Column
bia name added to the growing list OF
DEMOCRAT readers. Mr.. Elliott takes
advantage of the liberal clubbingotfer
Ito get the Dakota Farmer also.
Rev. Jones leaves this week for his
old home in Ohio.
Rev. Davies of Worthing, So. Oak.
will occupy the pulpit at the Cong
regation Church next Sunday.
An infant child of Karl DeLa's
died at Minneapolis of measles Mon
day. Karl was one of Columbia;s
young men and we heartily sympa
thize with him.
Geo. B. DAILY is putting up a wind
mill on his farm.
The high school closes at the end
of three.Weeks.
Gus Sandelle isworking on the pom
toon bridge at Evarts.
Mrs. G. B. Ames was removed to
her'old'home at Mitchell in company
other parents last Tuesday morning.
1t is hoped she will soon recover from
her illness.
Harry Heath is considerably better
at this writing.
c. E. Cory has purchased the Tay.
lor Bros. safe to use in his office.
Last Saturday was the s7th. ami.
versary of the order of Odd Fellows
The Columbia lodge was out in full
force and entertained many VISITING
brothers.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-05-01
wEsTPoRT.
Regular Dakota weather.

Regular Dakota weather.
We had a little snow storm Tues.
day.
Miss Ella Siemann has returned
home from a two weeks stay with he,
cousin. Miss Maggie Ulrich, who has
been suffering with inflamatory rheu.
matism.
Mrs. VIM. Stoddard, Mrs. j. g. Sic.
mann, Mrs. 81. g. Siemannrand Mrs
g. +. sieman were Aberdeen visitors
Monday.
There were Catholic services a
the schoolhouse Sunday.
The Catholic Ladies Alter societ,
Will meet at Mrs. R. Z, Gernon,s
May 9th. :
Everyone is now busy with spring.,
work and the ladies are all CLEANING
house.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-05
Mckay x A, n half Sc Or sec 10

Mckay K A, half Sc Or sec 10
tp IS lie, taxes on land, per-
sonql property and poll...........
Mckay ID {, half sc Or sc 10
tp35 lie, taxes on land, personal
property and poll ..................
McKissick Mrs S V, in town OF
Nezperce lot 6 block p, taxes.
McKissick K B, in park add lots
7, s. 9 block I, taxes......"....:.
Mcleod Geo, sc or ne or, halt
Sc or, sw or Sc or sec IS tip 80
Nv, taxes OIL land .................
Mel cod Donald, sw ar sec "a tip
81 Be, taxes on i'm, personal
property and poll ..........".:....
McWillis J., in sec "a tip 80 wv,
taxes on i'm, personal property
and poll ............. ................
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-05

Idaho Supply store, building in
Chicago, taxes on building and
personal property ;..:....,.........
Idaho Investment and Banking
Co, in Yantis add lots 1, 2, 3,
10, II, IL block 43, lots 4, S, 6,
7, s, 9 block 81, lot S block 2S,
taxes on same ........................
Inghrani S d, taxes on personal
property.......... neutrality-suspicious..
Inghram William, i'll town of
Nezperce lot 10 block as, taxes
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-07-06
LOCAL NEWS.
BARTON.

Walter Norris is i'll.
n. e. Pierce is i'll with grip.
.Aden Phillips of Concord, N. H., is in
wn.
. |H. r. Mack OF Hardwick was in town
t week.
Mrs A. E. Clark is home from Boston
time.
dr. and Mrs. E. G. Baldwin of Bradford
in town.
h. l.. Foster and children visited in Irss-
rg last week.
The children OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ
lott are Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Baldwin OF Montpe-
are in town.
.eland Green Of Irssburg is in town
lvsssing for a book.
b. c. Melvin OF Greensboro visited at ".
Fosters Thursday.
irwin Pearson OF CIncord, n. H., was
town to spend the Fourth.
ir. and Mrs. Ed. Flanders of Nashua,
H., are visiting in town.
to,os -, Is,srd Pond 60 vtsi.-
49,. 80. N.s w. Cohb
little daughter was born to Mr.. and
,. Henry Tinker last night.
iichael Dacre bad two sheep killed by
ptning last Wednesday night.
NC W - - - n-ee' ~ ~
III 1--WE = nO -. lion -'Oi " -" = III
IVY 'oi 'Ne summer "'
W. Slsyton OF warren Nlsl cd MS
sh''i' '1''' - - -"
harles shesn iett WEDNESDAY niRn' lor
ne, where ne VIII pass DIS vacation
r. and Mrs. w. w. Reirden are visiting
Reirden's parents IN Littieton, ~ d.
r. and Mrs. Clarence Austin OF Min