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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11

Tickets good FL days from dat .
of sale with privilege of stop.o' ,s-
south of Somerset, KY. Thr >,,rh
Pullman service to Chats ousD
Jacksonville, Shreveport, , ra nT e.
leans and Savannah. 7 ~ 80
nation apply to
w. c. RINEARS oN cpA
=. q Z. r. ute, CHM. o.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11

The best that Sir Thomas will
get out of II Is an honorable men
ton.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-11

Archbishop Quigley of Chicago.
Archbishop James E. Quigley, the
new head of the Roman Catholic arch
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
s... ,,, a. a,.... 40. A,m.....

The Rev. Iri r. Hicks Almanac
for 1904 is now ready. 1t will be
mailed to any address for 80 cents.
II is surprising how such an ele
CANT. costly book can be sent pre-
paid SO cheaply. No family or
person is prepared to study the
heavens, or the storms and wealth
.er in 1904. without this wonderful
Hicks Almanac and Prof. IickR
splendid paper, Word and Works.
Both are sent for only one dollar a
year. Word and Works is among
the best American magazines.
Like the Hicks Almanac, it is too
well known to need further COM
mendation. Few men have lab bred
more faithfully for the public
good or found warmer place in
the hearts of the people. Send
orders to Word and Works Pub.
fishing Co., 22oi. Locust ST., St.
Louis, Mo.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
e,st Of the Estssy Law.

"An estray animal is any bovine
animal, horse or mule found run
ming at large upon public or pri
vate Ian Is whose owner is unknown
in the section where found, or
which is fifty miles or more from
its usual pasture or range.
"Any person who is house
holder may take up an estray in
the vicinity OF his residence only.
He is only required to send de
scription OF the animal taken up to
the secretary OF the State Board Of
Stock Inspection, Capitol building,
Denver, Colo within five da, S.
He may then legally retain pos
session OF the animal until disposed
OF by the state board.
"Any person who takes up an
estray and fails to notify the state
board within FIVE days is liable to
q fine of $500 for each odense.
"Persons taking up estrays will
be paid for keeping the same from
the time they are reported to the
board until the take up is relieved
OF the care OF the animal.
"Money realized from the sale
Of estray cattle will be turned into
the estray fund. Owners can
secure same by proving property
within three years from the date oi
sale. After three years the money
is forfeited to the board and can
be used for prosecuting thieves
and other general purposes.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
WY e.., s,..,. A.. >. ..r4..

The payroll for the Ration Goa
and Coke Company for its mine
At Van Houten, New Mexico, 10,
October included the following
cash payments after all payments
for house rent, powder. hospital
and store bills had been deducted:
Twenty three men. $40 to s5ni
twenty seven men. $50 to 500;
thirty men, 500 to $40; twenty
men. $40 to $50; twenty one zen.
$50 to 500; nine men, 500 to sIoo;
three men. SIoo to 81 I3o.7s.
This statement is made under
oath by A. H. Officer. auditor Of
the company, before II. c. Rose
berry. notary public. The wages
of the miners throughout the
Southern Colorado district have
been on par with these, and in
some OF the camps have been even
better. Mr.. Officers statement in
cluded all diggers in the camp who
worked twenty DAYS or more.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
About the l. J.",. Iyess~.

There are number of people in
La unta who ought to know that
the Lyceum cannot be a success
without their support and tina,
there has not been the interes 81
taken that should have been to.
wards the splendid entertainments
that have been given. Withon,
there are another hundred and
fifty season tickets sold there will
be such shortage in the treasury
as will necessitate the abandon.
ment OF the enterprise, and il
ought to be an easy matter to dis.
pose OF this number OF tickets.
There are four splendid number.
to come yet, and George K. Wend
ling, who is to lecture on Friday,
December 4th. will be one OF the
richest treats that has been afford
ed to the city in the way OF a lee
tuTe. Will you not rally to tn.
Ly ceum. il you have to make some
denial to do so1 Buy a season
ticket before the next number a
the small price OF 81 SO. Yot
ought to do this il you only expect
to hear only two numbers Of ths
four, as any one OF these number,
lis only possible when the Who'll.
curse is maintained.
X II. LAMPKIN, Manager.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
oI..,,e. ce.,. j..e,..
The district court will COW

The district court will conven,
for the regular term, Monday
January 4th. B. Pearce. clerk o.
the district court, drew the name:
Of thirty-six taxpayers from the
''box" this week, who will be sum.
moned to serve as jurors during
the term. Their names are as fol-
lows:
AF Mason, VIM Crabb, c S
Lane. John Marshall, Y Simon
ton. H v Alexander, F Girard,
r R Russell, T Ed Downey. John
Elder, 6 Jewell, d X Waugh,
Ole Nelson, w w Wright, d B
Brown, c c Barrick, r F Born
schein. c c Weatherby, ] M Teet.
ers, David A Kennedy, H c
Amend, o II Edwards, H l Jame-
son, c E Turvey. John Reichen-
bach, b Harms, E D Carlton, c
w Albert, Charles Avery, S G
Cox, w S Mitchell, H P Schuyler,
F w Trask, c w Norton, S l.
Lester, John Cover. s
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
n.e. prosperity :. x......

The financial troubles in the east
are not nearly SO bad as some peo-
pie imagine. They are really only
on the surface. The farmers are
the real foundation of the national
wealth Of America On the pros.
Pesity Of the farn's-and the mines
in . minor degrees builded the
prosperity Of the factory, the rail
road and the tTadesman. The
speeulator is only on the surface,
and it 10 really only the Spectator
who 10 disastrously affected by the
present financial situation.
There may be some local fnan
cisl disasters, but there will not be
the widespread hardships that pre-
vailed during the middle nineties.
Western banks are overflowing
with deposits. For instance, on
June 9th the deposits in the Kan
sas banks were approximately
ninety-one million dollars, or .
tSifle mose than sixty dollars for
every man, woman and child in
the state. During the summer
several millions were Withdrawn to
repair the damage caused BY the
great foods Of the first Of June and
to handle the great wheat crop Of
the state, yet during the four
monshs from June 9th to October
9sh % which date the banks again
reported. the deposits increased to
over ninety eight million dollars.
And other western states sse in
alooss - good 6nascial copdision
- Kansas, although they have not
the bic wheat crop kansss has.
Neasly aIl have corn. however, and
corr = really king in the west.
Ewes Ksesss, with the greatest
whsss crop ever psoduced by .
sia9le seaee, wosth siasy nillioe
6oo1assy hes . eosn esop ot still
egooess volse ssssdisg IN the 6elds
q yes sssesched, ssd love. I'LL
So, Miseossi esd Nebsssks all
hsvs saill 0ose. Only the returns
lso0 she wheat and oebes sosll
gfais esoVs hsse YET eo0oeseed
10 reach she basks The eoss still
saasds = The 6.lds. . vsse reserve
shos wil1 = the se1s twelve oosshs
~ 0i1lieoe 0ese - she baak &C.
eouaes - sbe sssDessl
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
want. :. x..~ As.., A.'..,,. w,.e..

We are in receipt OF letter from
E. H. Paige, of Davenport,
Wash, requesting that copy Of
the TRIBUNE containing an account
OF the wreck at the Apishapa
bridge be sent to his address. He
says: "My young son was on the
train on his way east. Forum ately
he escaped with only a slightly.
bruised arm. He was awake at
the time of the accident, and was
able to save himself, in a measure,
from being thrown about. His ac-
count was only brief, and l wish to
know, out of curiosity, just how
great the danger was, and how he
himself, judging from
his account"
If this fons' father ever sees one
Of the pictures of the Apishapa
wreck he will probably be satisfied
that his son conducted himself in
an eminently proper manner in
order to escape serious injury in
such a mixup.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-25
se~'s o. Fowler.

L. c Hansen has typhoid fever.
S P. DAVIS is home from Okla.
homa.
Range cattle are being brought
in fast.
c. S. Stubbs is in Kansas on a
hay deal.
Miss Kate johnson. OF Pueblo,
is home for few davs.
The Cowboys ball Saturda,
night was well attended.
II. r. Wallace, Of Lamar; is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Mcclure
Mrs. U. S Ringer. Of Rock,
Ford, has been visiting Fowle,
friends.
| The Aid Society bazaar was a
financial success. Something like
$50 was realized.
The public sehool will give q
program in the Methodist church
Wednesday evening.
lanes Dormsn is home from
Manzanola where he has been in
charge Of some work in the can
ming factory.
Cliff Sisudes went to Missouri
Saturday night. Whether on busi-
ness os pleasure 10 . question. He
will soon sefusn.
Sweeney Munsoo has returned
from Pueblo. He had work there,
but 10 thrown out by the shortage
q fuel. Pueblo cant boom much
without coal.
NJ. Hall. Of the Crystal Springs
Water Company, has returned to
his home in ksnsss. The city
MANS will soon be coupled on to
he water supply.
Usioo Tbsnkssivisg services
Wil1 be held In the Meshodise
ehsseh Tbsssdsy ~ossis9. Rev.
Bsbssks. a = The Bspsiss church.
vill psesch The seswoa.
Tssssl1ay sight Oseso Lodge,
NJ sss, ksishss - Pyshiss, wss
|esBasised- Meobess fs7o sdjoin-
+ - eovss % . eeosidessble ssabes
Wes0 = ossso6onee. O6eess fsoa
IDssves w<se - ehssge - The cese-
IossjeA
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-09
Sricrnes Wleiterimifc.

! SitmGriten pIeier man at sips en-
iSrier, iOm iaar giiIG9, en- Spade, i
Titmaritsn or bet at iau cn Spdoc!"
aItiaa BET iammc, iOm at iaa tn
9urp" andre Yanoe. ! pisit rusiis
lie YrOpinisr ueo Ghrrilpen er Der IL
esleots Here mGrtslige Siittt, iom
tnonu Optrbplots. nGdr en- SeiIcr blir
iOrimaGst. ! Sitbducn iadr ben aipis
iie frier en arGns al erter. gna
pisie 8aarOe bruaGr man ben Stit at
iGtts en- @aas iprt Sauce for Pei.
lsrr. iOm man lite pniitr iuO SGmis
lien. % osnne Ret sr oa ct 3tsn pda,
at Usbiommenos 6risr bar iuatt Sur
psn. ! Sihano Cir man 6risrcu,
bpIs Srilsn man life bsgunitiger, en-
SortiOu ils'lelteg. Ist sr oa dltio
brors emo at iGa tom Surp" at lobe
mco! ! SiHGno bdpOr man tioliasrt
ocn Git. at 6rirTm ituIOt iiiGrs en-
aarpun itu. iOet ban iaiisOs ben op /
Suittu. Zen EustisbeO, bpormso
ban uOiSrte Oenns SpsaUe, par aiais.
rsuOt iOr. ON bans 6rirri blcp pptat
GuHliigi tIsr lille.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-09
Suebuipe 9'otstrr.

TN Wano igtadinat Gcuntp. Vli6.,
fanot unOer POtstoptasuiraen for Ell
Del glar iiOsn en- aIotIrs inebpio, ptl
uOpilIst potet. Esant opbtparsoc
ban meo for 6Orii9tisbsO til ben paa.
ipI9enos gdGr % plantsos ben oa et
Stptte 3prp for ii8 isIp. Ora penns
enc pOtet bar ban sp til iaar aplet
Here SHihtls, % ban bar tulOt bette
nps SIass "GibwaR SROwfate"
Dc iisss at pGrs en- mtset beore Sort
snO Dc aIuiuoelise YOtstsr, bpuriur
bars gtabOsr bar iitrst is snNsI ior
9IautntnS uafs aar. Ten sr, icul
iast insbpio. bar ct Optrmaaoc tpnoi
StaI % bar ben 6Orotl. al be ale bin
al iamms Stprrelis, 9s ital oeiaa
bape piit ii9 at tunns bOlots friils Ian.
Sers lib tnO andre QOtster. 8efs
aar penter man at ie Oenns Sort pda
RGrtsOtt ira nGputs Stat.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-09
Ten samlc BOG.

Slanpi Ssesrns min Stue
er en-, ieg bar i9rlig ,irr.
en- BOO. Der er graa % sammeI
% rieppe en- artne barb;
osns inirtleos 2uiteipenoe
er sntoei aloelss bpiot,
Oa ginost sr iliot % ialmct,
mso RGrisr al auloeni Snit,
Sens Slape er grua % suls
% iiioloeot Der % Der
mso W9risr al Srug % gglor,
- juit periOr is9 bar ben tiGr.
Zen taller iaa tpf % iasis,
ben sulueos samIe BOG.
ON Timer, bbpr 5rgiien rislso
isisnnem bens iGbns SprOs.
Der ilinser igisuusm Soeens
enioloise, j9pns Orb
er inoerlis iinfismt Zone,
Der pprsr iig iiGri % ior;
ben fspiss | 9ebsiamrst,
bppr 9piplen bar lisot til no,
% tlingtr itills Stuuoer,
iaa lutrsoe 5anier gro.
Seq minoss iaa iiot, min 0lpber
to9 Sosen ira Sploen nso
09 lGfs | 9ps al 9ampen
ON 3rsh for ben Sprg, bun lto;
Der uGrsb bun Sroens 9arms,
Der bar siennsm tunss slar
os bplot bsnoss llngoom paassn
op unoer be bpior Saar.
DC lis9sr snouu, be Slpmiier,
blanot Slaosus bin % ber,
min Mpber bar last iOm W9rter
peo Steoer al iGrlist SGro;
Der ilaar mig en- Quit imsbe
al Suttar % StpspiUl
iaa rsn, iom irs albrig msots
ben uoe | Somrens Sol.
3uii btriOr sr bet, iss sli,tr
ben gulneoe, aaulf SUa
mco Sinierues itips Spper
% 9ammcloaSs iGune SprOs.
ioroi ben | Spr9 o9 SaanOe
bar bpii,rt mso Saabsts 8ef,
iOroi ben / tun9t Stunosr
bar iliGniet min Wtobtr Sreh.
Raos RieIien / "Susen".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-09

- Suu6rtotr al 0iuouesruocr bIsp
tnuite unOtr en- SaslitOrm, iom sii
oper Spsu Riler Srsoag icrriss uaf.
Sa9l itore Tom SsnieGa.
- Spbr pdrslep Stuel Gountp
bar iaar bepiit. at "ptanuts" tGn aps
lee mso 5orosl Der / Stuten. RsinLs
taitt Il bans 6priss CT tilirtositiIsuot
% aabner en- mn Snbuiiri for os.
g. g. Seim pil bplor glibolosios
rtoraa St. gIus9ar Wigb. ben l6oe
Ctt.. | gttbanid ben l7oe os lSoc, /
Gbsusitr Den lobe, / Sriitol ben 20oe,
| 9tbsrossn ben 2los % | gaalpOrtb %
Campbell Gouutper Git. % til 9iOp. ..
L Glap Gountu oil bette aar bsitr
ben itsrite aplina al Wais. iOm nOsst
6puntp | Statsu upgeniinoe bar aUIei,
Wauss 5armsre Ttner. at oerss Wais.
gsrt pil brinss fra go til Is Suibtls
pr. acrs. Get piisr, at Staten sr pda
Ssi6s meo Soma p9 Sllinpis p9ia0 /
oenue Rstnin9.
- Deb QrGriebranotn | ben uoros
petlist Eel al BrsSorp Gountp fOrs
leoen itrsa Ell bel Del 50 meo % Iigt.
ltoes uoalt Rreaturer. Sst idn en-
lib no. NJ on Slotn ituloe naa til
gonsiieel, AN bsloiapis jlutnebc ben,
tot ben Tom iaa lanst.
- 6lers gp9niuasr blGft ueo /
Spsn 6airpistu os mesen Siaot anrets
tsoss unber ben uploiommr 8inbaOrm
Ssuoas Worssu, Zen fortiatts 1T
EoclGgselisspGri inb Soma. bpor
Oaiaa Here Suis blGits uto Snwooo,
bpor en- auinoe % to WGno bIsu ilsmt
iaarsps al bet neoiuloenos Ssmmer.
- girs. suopltou Canton taitsoe
op Ell tolp SOmmsr lang Srm iorIts
ben, bpiIieu bun iD9lasoe ueb meb mo-
get Srittepano for 8 Mar iioen % iom
fabis iiotu bar glsiliatt benbt, inotil
bum MI al en- 9G9s iit st Sptdiiuings.
miooel % blep ben tpit. 4dnr Sd
merne 6autou eiter oeune S9noeIit
lioer al ct SlOebtiinbenos. is9cr b,
peo at little en- Siaaer i Salisn at fac
iafe op - oa Der 10 mc9et 9Oot Tar
bare tommtu en- Srm WupeH.
- Sarmsrue bto aliller mtntr al
babe ppoa9rt fire Segn PAD, al pi oil
iad en- milo @iuter ocri, at fu9Icnt
unolGoer at i9loc 6iGr ina tioli9, iom
Dc elers pIeier, og Woitusrotttn %
pitnttn bar en- megst tBHo GeIs. Ga
iaa er StintoprCt ian iulotaIIigt idar,
at oct er relitabeIt at rGiie oper gr0s
rien ibpf, oa oisis Spr melt boIper iig
paa SanoepCiene; be bar iadr iugen
Sait mso at gjsrc ii9 comfortable gu.
Ter for ginterrn. Settc bgrss bra uo,
og bet UilOe pare 9lGoeIist. on be er
5esn at Hole pad; tbi buarOs 9intre
ar ocs Usl asppS Hogtt Step, bpeV man
lioer Oa iliosr mere, euo pda prGricR,
% buor bet sr iptbartrt at bploe ia
BARN, eno Der. Sdo 0s imiolertio
pGre iGroige Tor Sinttrpeir.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-09
Sumciteaos9auo.

Ten Bart ai RsO eats RsisrUatio.
ncn nOro i WinneiOtn. iOm er blcpcu
aiitaast al 6bippswas SnOianerns, itaI
aabnes iOr Settlsrs ben l0os 0opem.
Der. aun ben Del al SduOst. Der q.
ner iis for Gserbrug OiI tunne optaees
unosr SOmsiteaOIOUtn, msOtns 5sm.
msrIanOet bIir fOrbeboIOt Rssierinstn.
Se, Der suiter at ilna fig usO i OtnnC
Gsn. maa bstGIs sl.5O pr. atrt til
RsSieriussu for Sanost fem aarIist
aiordg.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-09

Gn struLlin9 pso Raun Better Clion
elliot ira WiRusapOlis blep anbOIOt i
@aibinston. Z. g., her ont Sa9su,
Oa ban bspGbnst issts at TONNE inO til
9rRfoeut RopicpsIt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-09

200 Slcrc synrm fur 2als.

97inn RuP
Petite
SGTbu
tasub buie
SGuli Spslammtr she ctass 30
Sob hobs SrumpT yOtbTl
Ter 2RupIp
Oobbat rpapr
ur HpcnGotr Ssn oe unS eopsaesn 10 %
Stnn Sam Suap Raine im ar 5dr
SpbUussr bHUnS 8 ititis r muHbtg I'll
4Iireo SdIsoin, gSbeatOn, Mm,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-09

II. Rsa bar tustH SpSTmanb Tiasuo'
Ter og RsbGuolins al SssoommS % ysgSEs.
Tell. SaH oil gtpt $50 ior stbDsrt iilfrlS',
bUor bar life Ian bsitsHmt su Spgboms ia
tur pa Gluos iCIn WiuuttT,
aaS bslbuesliss mtoiiiuiir o9 ttuIT9tiit
Spaeonlms, psriooiit og trouiil aatbdT. og
ipetitus Zit,, Irss, Nriss, rails % yuR
esiuaoemmr EtgpuetIiS til iGrins, SroH
HI, suf,utbar. toufitutiOEsI Satbur, Sor
bsitlisSipgc, rouCbpiuc. Raps og Sarm
issoommr, Rcumatisms, JisuraIgia, Sri
atita, ben tugsIiit Svss. SuiitTipgs.
gluTts, seUsr. glau iamt auinoSiugoom
me, Slapbt0. Rtrusdttl. oaaTlig SOToeitIiG,
,eems, 5oripTrslls / RGriug, tiIbassiat
Bart bps esrn % ale iGrruSt SRsooume
boS porns. 9lqaaf iiliGl6sT al SpubtO
SmFrrIl Itrut. TAB al flau Suu. StUr
igiapt gier oiu.. iom bar pGut uiu!qtGuoig
be6anblst oa ioripmt, fan mte tttbfb btIbr
bee. esgcmsfril, RIuutpieoeeJ, Sammrns
tTGiuius al StusrRe. cis HeipasomTc, Sor'
hprytlitT, eyilSpi, Sitrteipsoommt. Sui0e
ipgs, SpbouuiHg al ttmmsTHs, Sorlnglning
pa dabuc SaaT SmeTtsT eeuGHt, lleDUTiC
llnaSom, mioetIalertuOe % gammls, tnsligS
PdReeomsfrail, RSTUsit temperament, lab
,suee 6usommCIis, petite 2isT, tilbassiat uopi
SnnsT uoutIisbss Ill SFatsitab Ogiaa glo0
SadT, sruimtTttT. SpboOuiug, iauT rails, =
J1pTg oa ElUTgipQDoMmr, luag hina. bruuoe
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-09
Sve Dafeta.

Suucrtbrr al @iuoutsruotr bier
tnuite unoer en- Sasliiprm, iom all
oper Spsu Riger 5rsoa9 icrriss ua.
Sd9l iiore ipm Ssnis9g.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-09
fSra DC itprlte SOipitaler / SerOeu
Gar furcret aaHnper, Der aniaacs ubeIbreOeIise.
Sr. Sau0rN
y al Nroipns Waaen Winn., Ncntral NpitI

sSaa, cft. Is ia r. 6m I'll 2I Stm b butr t ng
ean Natmtr anlsonina I'll q beas ham ist nmnt
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-09

- Sobr pdrslsp / Stusl Gountr
bar iuar bspiit. at "Ytanuts tan ap'
lts mso Sorosl Der / Stuten. RtiuI.
taitt q bans 6priss CT tilirsOsitiIIsuoC
% aabntr Ell mn SnbuIiri for os.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-10-09

g. g. Seim pil bplor glibolOsio.
rsorae Ct. 9Ius9ar Wigb. ben l6os
Ctt.. / gstbania ben l7be % lSoc.
Gbsusitr Den lobe, / Sriiiol ben 20oe.
/ gbsrossn ben 2los % | NalpOrtb %
Campbell Gountpcr Gtt. % til giop. 2.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
IEvANrER AND vELTHRA LAUNCHED
Two High Speed Steam Yachts Put Over
board at Morris Heights.

With favorable weather conditions and with many
invited guests OF the owners present. the high
sueed steam yachts Velthra and Levanter were
successfully launched yesterday at the works of the
builders-the Gas Engine and Power Company and
Charles I. Seabury & Coat Morris Heights. AT
exactly go o'clock the Telthra WAS put into the
water and named she left the ways by Miss
Marie r Sea sbury. daughter OF Charles L. Seabury.
who designed this yacht
The Telthra was built for S. Parker Bremen, Of
Boston 2 member Of the Hul-Massachusetts
Yacht Club who will the boat for daily trips
between Boston and Manchester-by-the-Sea The
Yacht is similar in construction and design 70
Siagara " built by the Seabury company Iof
Howard Gould. She is OF wood CONSTRUCTION
6ouble panked, her dimensions being !Io Ieet over
an 10. feet On the waterline, Ii feet beam Ieet
draueht She has a contract speed OF twenty-tnree
miles hour. A.. zo.s
the Yacht left the stocks Mrs. Alfred MarshaI
wife of Alfred Marshall for whom this yacht was
built a member OF the New-York and Larehrnont
7acbt cuts named Il Levanter. the name OF a
former Yacht built for Nr. Marshall by this com
pany some years ago and second from the designs
c5T = L Seabury. The yacht is or WOOD coIstI
tion double planked throughout low trunk canln
high speed yacht type, and Is guaranteed TO nave
q speed Of thirty miles hour. The dimensions OF
fhe Ievznter are 50 feet all. 81 feet on Ihe
VaterIine 10 feet inch beam. feet inch draGght
The Yacht VIII be used by the owner for cruising
@ Long Island Sound
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
COMING MATCHES AT HILLSIDE.

The schedule of matches arranged by the Hill
side Tennis and Golf Club OF Plainfield for the
season indicates that golf is popular as ever al
this veteran organization Some of the more I'M
p0rtant dates are:
May le-women's handicap cup eighteen noes' "e'~
play. cu.oua co,,
May 30-Hoday cup contest in forenoon; Greens eofi
nit tankard tournament in afternoon
handicap
June 20-Men's handicap cup
July 4-Cup championship preliminary and nrst @
play rounds; holiday first round consoa'toh oup'
first round; Greens Committee tankaro e., .- =.
July II-Championship second and sernhns ious'
consolation cup, second and seni-nnal -
July s-Fnal rounds championship and CONSERVATION
September Io-Hoiday in forenoon: Greens
afternoon.
September I2-W0Inen's handicap cup.
September 2e-Mens handicap cup.
October finals. wornen's handicap cup
October 24-Finais for womsns handicap cur; .~..-
3-Ffnals mems handicap cup III
Committee tankarc in afternoon
November 21-Mixed foursones for Gilbert cup
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
ST. ANDREWS ANNOUNCES DATES.

The ST Andrews Golf Club. Of Chauncey' N L.
has made preparations for unusually orisR sea
son In the schedule of matches just announced
there will be a variety OF attractive tournaments
the more important being:
April Is-First monthly handicap. qualifying rouno
Nay Ie-second monthly handicap, qualifying round
Memorial Day-Holday handicap for first ana second
pFizeE
June I3-Third monthly handicap for one prize
July 4-Hoday handicap prize
July 1s-Fourth monthly handicap.
August l5-Fifth monthly handicap.
September Labor Day handicap for one Prize. .
September 2s-Sixth monthly handicap. quaItilns Tond
October 24-Seventh monthly handicap. onhlisis
November 3-Election Day handicap, hIst ana secona
prizes; also club championship for Johh i'io soid
November 21-yice-presidents at thiry-s1 hoies
open 10 winners and runners NJ in the hrst second
sixth and seventh monthly handicaps ann 20 mo
makers Of and second best scores IN he
third fourth fifth monthly hsndicAps
November zs-ThankFgiving Day handicap hf' ana 800
prizes