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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

III LLOi HELLOl HOSIERY BY MAIL ORDER,
l. We will ship to your address I'm the United states
postpaid goods that cannot be excelled for the price
style 400, Black or Tan Mems Half Hose a Combed
Egyptian Yarn fine gauZe, seamless sizes % to lIh
Onehalf dozen, IS cents.
We VIII send, postpaid, receipt of Is cents one
pair OF Mems Half Hose in Black Tan to show the
purchaser what our goods like before ordering In
half dozen lots Postage stamps accepted for pair or
ders. Order two pair and be convinced. Mannheim
Hosiery Mills, Station B, Mannheim Lancaster Co. Pa
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

"A NECDOTAL LINCOLN.
THIS GREAT BOOK
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
Speeches, stories and yarns of the immortal Abe:
his life from his birth In Kentucky to his assassination
In Washington.
Printed from plates; large clear type bound In
silk cloth.
Price sl.0o. Send money order registered letter
/. w. Carroll, san Antonio, Florida.
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uOS A WEEK AND EXPENSES TO MEN
poo with rigs to introduce our Poultry Goods
The Orwon Co., Dept. liz. Parsons Kan.
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GPECIAI NOTICE-THERE IS AN UNWORK-
- ed, strictly honest business in every community
In the United States Canada and Mexico that will bring
100 to 500 per cent profit with little capital and
but little spare time For further information inclose
selfaddressed stamped envelope to Box 1856. Belle
Center Ohio
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A FINE FARM OF FORTY ACRES OF LAND
IA one-fourth mile southwest Of Norman, Cleveland
County, Oklahoma for sale. Price q, O0Q Address
Albert G. Powell. Finday, Ohio.
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A GENTS, CANVASSERS. AND STREET MEN
"A We have q new article to offer you. You know
reputation for good speciaties Send 10 for
samples and prces Cook Cutlery Co., Homer, Mich
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A GENTS WANTED TO SELL ORANGE CIDER
"A formula Large profits Inclose stamp. Key
stone Supply Co., Box 90, Numdia, Pa
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LyARM CONTAINING Its ACRES.-LAYS TWO
II and a-haf miles from c. & o. II. R.; new eight
room dwelling; good outbuildings; two good barns;
plenty of grass; all kinds of fu four feet of coal open
and ready for operating. Address ID. Crjswel, Leon
XIV.
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AGENTS WANTED.

MEN AND WOMEN, YOUNG AND OLD MAKE
Nl s5 to $40 per week. I'm spare time at your own
home: you can have steady income; capital re-
qpred. We give special 5000 solid gold prize for
best returns month. State your age and send stamp
for full particulars. Address Dover Drug Co., Canal
Dover, o.
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GENTS FOUR GOOD SELLERS GOOD
IA money for you. Eureka Drawers Holders
Aluminium book-marks with silk tasses, Aluminium
stamp boxes, Decoration Day badges Wholesale
prices. Choice 10 cents John Leas, National Military
Home 0.
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no YOU WANT TO MAKE FROM FIVE TO
- ten dollars week? This work will especially
please the ladies, as they work few hours each
day. The work Is easy and pays well. Write me and
inciose stamp. and will give you full information
Miss NJ. f. CulbertsOn, No. N. Maine ST., Lewstown,
=,
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WANTED - BOYS AND GIRLS EVERY
w where to take orders for fine color reproduc-
lions Of famous paintings Size ls Sell at sight
Liberal commissions! Sample picture and full outfit
% cents Central Art Publishing Co., Station A. Co
lumbus, Ohio.
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PENSION ATtoRNEys.
DENSIONS FOR AGE.

L %
Under the Commissioners new order pension and
age.
Write us at once. giving your present age. service.
and II pensoner, the rate now drawing and whether
under old new law, and will promptly send you
proper application blank to dbe you to avail your
sell OF the benefit of this new prdef
WIN. FLETCHER q, CO.,
Attorneys before the Pension Bureau.
COZ F st. N. w, Washington, D. c.
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A WOMAN'S GIFT
"a TO WEAK MEN
The never-faiiing formulas used by my husband
the late Dr. j. s. Parker for years in his successor
Oh prlvate diseases of men, sent free to sui
nsratrix OF his estate These formulas cure faiIinf
manhood, var1cocele hydrocee, etc l am no afres
sample" deposit" or 'sCOD" fakir but make thT
oner, as feel II sacred duty suffering humanity
Ohio. '' Aoiouo
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M E DICAI,
r d THOSE SUFFERING FROM WEAK

II. p THOSE SUFFERING FROM WEAK
- nesses which sap the pleasures of M
should take Juven Pills. One box will tell a story
marvellous results. This medicine has more reuyeI
ating vitaiizing force than has ever been offered
"Juven Pills are o. X. Send one box as beforey
Boston, Mass.
"Jnven pills are all you claim and am In INV ca
year" Earham, Iowa "
'Juven Pills have done a great deal of roo<
Many thanks" Phifcr, Tenn
mink Juyen Pills are the very best thing ont
So. New Berlin y. " 49,
"Juven Pills have done me a bean of rood - ean,s
Vile, Iowa. '0>
IL have received wonderful benefit from Juvs
Pills" Brooklyn. y. Y.
"Juven Pills have done so much good I want
worth more" Grandy. Neb
Il am getting along nicely. and may God bless va
In your good work for humanity. L had almost give
up flnding a cure" Mercur, Utah.
SEND me another box OF Juven Pills They mn
helping me and are good" Central CITY Ill
'Juven Pills have done me a wonderful Amount
Ala III
Conn. ~ -"!s'"
Am using second box OF Juven Pills Can woE
better, sleep more soundly, and my appetite il i'm
proved Did not expect medicine to work a mracI
Tor me at age of G., but the pills are surely makng
decided Improvement In my physical condition.
York. Pa
Sent by mail in plain package only on receipt
this advertisement and 81.
Made by their originators C. T. HOOD CO., propr,s
WIS., ihooo oarsapariia, Lowell. Mass ISL
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PRIN TING

GtALLING CARDS, LATEST STYLES, NEATLY
~ printed, IS cents hundred, postpaid Chas
Stands Co., Waynesburs, Ohio.
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NOR SALE-VIRGINIA FARMS-ALL SIZES:
IL close to churches electric cars and railroads.
cities and schools Now Is the time to buy homes in
Va.
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DIG STAMP OFFER-WE WILL SELL FOR A
short time only packet Of 20 stamps valuable
contains at least full set) for only 10 cents n ~
Goody Stamp Co., Washington, Kan.
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A GENTS-SEND % CENTS AND SECURE ONE
"A of our guaranteed timekeepers. King Watch Co..
pnnlf ''
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EDUCATIONAL.

YOUNG MEN-LEARN RAPID AND ORNA-
l. mental lettering for show cards. etc Practical
lessons for home study. Students everywhere Pros
pectus free. Address W. A. Thompson. Pontiac Mich.
V)ENMANSHIP BY MAII~-CARDS W RITTEN
Il to order; any color, and all kinds Of Pen work
Address C. L. Chamberlin Gays, Ill.
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STAMPS AND COINS.

cS TX PAID FOR RARE 1853 QUARTERS. "A
sDOs - paid for 1904 dimes; SIS paid for 1884 dol
lars big prices paid for Of other dates keep
for a set Of two coin and stamp value books II NAV
mean fortune toyou Address @. +. Clarke Agent.
lie Roy, n. Y.
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ITCHING PILES, ECZEMA, TETTER ULCER
Gus sores fever sores and all skin diseases prompt.
~ ana permanently cured for SO cents by Acme Ont.
ment. triumph of scientific medicine Sent by mail
on receipt of price. Address Acme Remedy Co.
Greenfield Ind. 80
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CEND % CENTS FOR SIX USEFUL ARTICLES
p Can be used every day in your home. Get four
two yards long, or solid goidlIed ring, any stone.
Address VIM. w. Barton, LIE Roy, N. Y.
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II HAVE A FEW PRINTED AND ILLUSTRAT-
ed rituals for sale, containing all the work.
initiation costumes. robes signs grips and pass
OF the following named orders: Revised 0ddfellow.
ship, with Patriarchs Militant and Rebekah degrees
S0c Freemasonry, first three degrees 90c first seven
degrees, 40; Council and Commandery Knight Tenn
Eastern Star Soc: Ecc OrientI Cypher $3.50; Scotch
Rite two volumes goo pages. ~ 40; Modern Wood
man, Knights Of Pythias, Red Men, Maccabees, For
esters Patriarchs Militant Rebekans each Guar
anteed to be complete and accurate money refund
ed Remit by postal money order or registered letter
TO Mark Weller, Fairfax, Va.
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GEE MY ADVERTISEMENT IN ANOTHER
, column under head of Personal. Mark Weller,
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GENUINE CONFEDERATE MONEY

GKnn FOR ONLY 2Sc AGENTS WANTED.
WOOO Address Chaa ID. Barker. Atlanta. Ga
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10000 MAGAZINES, NOVELS BOOKS. AND
+, story papers, all done up i'm big bundles weighing
nearly two pounds EACH and to be sold at 30 per
bundle. postpaid; Is nice white envelopes size 4x6It.
sent free with each bundle. Satisfaction guaran-
feed. Address
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NOMRADE HARDING, OF ATLANTA GA
~ puts up collections Of genuine Confederate money
Along with the bills goes neat folder to keen them
in Single collections 90 cents postpaid two for al
Address J. II. Harding, ~ Martin st. Atlanta Ga.
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T HAVE THE BEST HOME PLAN OF WORK
L that was ever offered; $500 per cent. profit No
canvassing, but simple home plan Of work that can
be done I'm spare time evenings Seven parties netted
over 5000 each In twelve months. Something new
Never been worked before No fake, no gold brick
scheme but honest and Legitimate loo is all the capt.
tai required to start you In business that will bring
you In a lasting, increasing income. Any one that
means business. send fifteen cents for sample of work
and instructions. Address j. l. Trout, kokomo Ind
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THAT the act approved June q, 1890,
ntitled An Act granting pensions to SOL
tiers and sailors who are incapacitated
or the performance of manual labor, and
providing for pensions to widows, minor
children and dependent parents is con-
;trued and held to include all persons and
The widows and minor children of all
deceased persons, subject to the limita-
tons of said act, who served for 90 days
In the military or naval service of the
United States during the late war of the
rebellion, and who have been honorably
discharged therefrom. and section 47l6,
Revised Statutes United States is amend
ed accordingly: Provided. however, That
the foregoing shall not apply to those who
served in the LIST. ID. Sd, 4th, 9Th and 9th
Regiments, United States Volunteer In
fantry who had prior service in the Con-
federate army or navy, and who enlisted
In said regiments while confined as pris-
oners OF war under stipulation that they
were not to- be pensionable under the laws
Pr the United States. nor to those who.
paving had such prior service. enlisted i'm
lhe military or naval service of the United
States after the first day of January, 1865
=, Sec z. That in the administration OF
the pension laws any enlisted man of the
frmy: including Regulars, Volunteers. and
31ilitia, or any appointed or enlisted man
f the Navy or Marine Corps, who was
eonorably discharged from the last con
tract of service entered into by him dur
tng the late war of the rebellion, shall be
held and considered to have been honor
ably discharged from all similar contracts
OF service previously entered into by him
I Tlth the United States during said war
crowded, mat such enlisted or appointed
nan served not less than six months un
Per said last enlistment or appointment
fhat his entire service under said last en-
eistment or appointment was faithful, anf
that he did not receive by reason of sai6
last enlistment or appointment any bount,
or gratuity other than from the United
States In excess of that to which he would
nave been entitled if he had continued 10
serve faithfully until honorably dscha rged
under any contract of service previously
entered into by him. either i'm the Army
navy. or Marine Corps. during the wal
aof the rebellion"
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STOP RUNAWAYS-HITCH SOLID INSTANT
- ly; carry In pocket sight seller. Agents wanted
Pocket Htching Post Co., Dept F, Munce, Ind.
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VOU CAN ACTUALLY GET RICH
l. selling goods for L. s. Maxwell 1874 Seneca ST.
Cleveland. Ohio. Write him.
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sHEHHAT MEMORY MAY THEIR DEEDS RE
L deem,
When, like our sires, our sons are gone"
The preservation Of his honorthe record Of his ndi
Vidual servcesfs the duty Of every soldier We pre-
serve 1t in the best way. Endorsed by this paper
Write us for particulars. Army and Navy Record Co.
Philadelphia, Pa
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INFANT TO CORRESPOND. WITH A WOMA y
w between IS and o. for the purpose Of matrimony
am 81. want one Of good moral character. l am
pensioner at p "A month have s1o0 I'm the bank. C.
James, Havana, Ark.
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SSOO Will be paid for any case that my LIQUOR To.
2c bacco and Cigarette Remedies, in LIQUID form
VIII not cure, either with without patients knowI
edge 30 cents and 81 Tablet form also. Guaranteed
oy all druggists Failing 10 get it your druggists
remedy VIII be mailed on receipt of price. Write DR.
III. C. Keith, SSH Monroe St, Toledo Ohio
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POULTRY. BIRDS and PETsTocK.

SOMETHING YOU WANT AND JUST WHAT
and BroOder II only costs you one-cent postal card
TO get the catalogue Thirty days trial. Every
chine warranted. Address the Eniuue Incubator
Lock Box l07, Oregonia o.
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SCOTTS INFALLIBLE CORN CURE, y CTS.
~ Takes them out Try it, If not convinced keen
first bottle, drop me card. and get your money No
fake. Il. Nj. Ii. Scott, Pharmacist Ottumwa Iowa
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The Big Exposition Opened
Yesterday Under Bright
Auspices
THOUSANDS Al GROUNDS
p eaident Roosevelt at Washington
Pressed the Button Which Put
Great Exposition in Operation
Everything in Readiness.


~ LOUIS April 3o-To thousands
ana thousands Of people from every
l8'i'ef ol me siobe' The gate Of the
great SIT. Louis exposition was thrown
'p'u today ana the fair is on in full
''o7't the ceremonies attending the
opening were brilliant They We're
"'tU On the plaza OF St Louis, where
ShionSs gathered to listen to che ad
dresses.
Fteaideht Francis presided at the
ceremonies ana delivered an address
toQehln@ upon the opening of the great
exposition.
ihe button which put the machinery
At lhe exposition grounds into opera
ZION and which form lily opened the
exposition was pressed by President
Roosevelt Ia Washington
A week ago the uuknowing visitor
would have viewed the seeming chaos
with dubious thoughts as TO The abil-
'NiA 'A'''tSNiHNilI ~
auIsh Che physical part Of The expo
siuon ON time. From iay 10 day the
transformation OF The grounds is mar
yelous
Tons of debris scores OF unsightly
shaeNs temporary bridges and murby
poola that disdgured the beautiful
picture disappeared in a night and in
lheir nlAee ihere 20 ssa A"@rt how-
ering beds OF bright colored booth.
inlermIna9ie strings Of unsightly boz
care inst but twelve hours before
sIooa On me tracks IN The center OF
lhe picture perhaps loaded down with
IONS OF eA'iioIt material from the four
curriers' q lne sioDe' nave disappeared
'Ne'L pu'oehS II the buildings
0"I ''"uS oI clhderS lor walks and
'''i' a''''iu Oh me lr-eh8 one moment
'i'' "ii1'' o'0 io0N9 hot 'ileHl au nouf
i'''''' O'e cars are sone ana walks
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BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINEERS ORGANIZED AND
WILL NAME OFFICERS.

The News stated yesterday that an
order OF The brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers would shortly be organ
lied in the city. AT That time ii was
moi known that officers of the order
would be in the city yesterday ana in
staIl tho new branch.
w e. Futch an old Brunswickian,
VINO was an engineer on the B. & W
tor many years, ana G. R. Rowland, OF
SANFORD, Fla, both prominent mem
bers and officers OF the brotherhood,
arrived in the city yesterday and sew
eral meetings were held during the
day and last night in the odd Fellows
hall which place The local order has
rented
Everything was about completed dur
ing the meetings yesterday and today
the order will elect all officers and will
be formally installed Tho new organ
ization starts off with a good mem
bership.
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SOAKED IN COFFEE.
untlI too stIf to Rend over.

Cntll too Stiff to Send Over.
When / drank coffee L often had
sick headaches, nervousness ana bill.
iiouaess much Of the time but about
2 years ago won't 20 visit friend
and got in the habit of drinking Pos,
tum.
"I have never touched coffee since
and the result has been that | have
been entirely cured Of al my stomach
and nervous troubles.
@Ay mother was just the same way,
we all drink now and have never had
any other coffee n the house for
years and we are al well
"a neghbor OF mine a great coffee
drnker was troubled with pains in her
side for Mssnd was an Invalid
she was [ able to do her work and
could not eTsaAm2d clothes Or 10 any
thing at all where she would have 10
bend forward Il she tried to do
little hard work she would get such
pains that size would have to lie down
for the rest Of the day.
Il persuaded her at laat to step
drinking coffee and try Postum Food
Coffee and she did so ana Size has used
Postum ever since; the result has been
that she can now do her work, can sit
for whole day and mend ana can
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SHORT TALKS ON RICHES.
The saddest are These, 1T Might
Have eeen"-Talk No. 5.

The saddest are These, 1T Might
Have 8een'-Talk No. 5.
Many a man now bent with age, in
capacitated for business, and doing
odd jlbs about town for a living, while
his wife is doing the washing the
cooking and the houseworE, will tell
you that he once earned good wages
and held good positions, but that he
took no thought OF the future and
squandered his money in riotous living
He will tell you that if he had saved
but a small portion Of his earnings
and deposited it in good bank he
would have been Independent and
neither he or his wife would have been
compelled 20 toll in the declining years
Of life Beneath their own vine and
fig tree they could have enjoyed well
earned ease and rest. 1t might have
been are the saddest Of all words to
those who have INDUCED cxtravagani
id3tC2 anu 1FCiL dll LHClA cal hiii5o III
stead Of saving a portion for future
needs. There are hundreds Of young
men and young women too-in Bruins
wick today who are thoughuessly
squandcring money that might wei
be saved And the boys and girls
well some OF them will never be {
help to the old folks at home" un
less they turn a new leaf and begin t
practice enconomy and learn the say
ing habit
If you wish TO have something t.
show for your economy and good res
luton to get on in the world" go t.
the Brunswick Bank and Trust Com
pany, open savings account and &c
one OF Tho little Home Banks in whlcl
TO accumulate your savings. You
money will earn four per cent. inter
est and when the down grade of lif
is reached you will have no occasion
to say Alas! 1t night nave been.
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mR. HARDwlcH IS PROMOTED.
is now Passenger Traffic Manager
Southern Railway.

is Row Passenger Traffic Manager
Southern Railway
Information has been received in
brunswick Of he appointment Of S. II.
Hardwick as passenger traffic manager
of the Southern railway, to succeed
The late W. A. Turk, In the place
Of genofaaS gent Of the system, which
MIR Iarawick has heretofore fixed
Mr. W. Il Tayloe, assistant general
passenger agent of the line at Atlanta.
has been appointed, while Brooks Nor
gan, assistant general passenger agent
a Washington goes TO Atlanta 10 sue.
coed Mr. Tayloe
Mr. Hardwick is one Of the best
known, most capable and popular pas
souser oaicials in the country. His ap
poin,ment is the occasion Of no sur
prise as it was forecasted
Mr Tayloe and MT. Morgan are also
well and lagorably known in the rail
road world and will beyond a DOUBT
make good in their respective posi-
ions
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Large Force of Carpenters
VIII Begin Work There
Tomorrow
ENLARGE PULHZERS COTTAGE
Thousands Of Dollars will be Spent
on the island During the Summer
by the Different Millionaire
Club Members.

Bowen & Thomas, the well known
Brunswick contractors. will tomorrow
t,s.a vor'S on Je!,yl island, and &
large number OF hands will be put to
WORK on the island
AS is usually the case, the owners
oi the different cottages always make
q NUMBER Of improvements during the
SIMMER months, and this year more
work than usual viii be done al the
home Of the millionaires.
Tomorrow the carpenters win begin
ON the cottage ol Joseph Pulitzer the
millionaire owner and editor of the
New YORK. World. 1t is understood
that MIR Pulitzer Wal cxpend about
$5o,ooO in an addition TO his hand
some cottage, adding several rooms,
and also having 1t thoroughly over.
hauled He is one OF the mem
bers of the club who visits the is-
Land regularly being among the first
60 arrive and the last 10 leave When
this addition is msde he will probably
have the lrettiest cottage on the is,
land.
Edwin Gould VIII also have consider.
able WORK done On his cottage and 9th
Il property and this work will also
Uein shortly nowen & Thomas have
1bs contract Just what additions
VIII be made by Mr. Gould is not
'nown at present.
Gber memBers OK Lhe 2lub WIN also
have improvements made before tho
opening OF Che season next year, aud
a large number OF workmen from this
.city win be kept busy on the island for
several months
Mn HoWens force of hands will go
down on the EmmeIine in the morn
ing ana VIII at once begin work on Mr.
Pulitzers cottage.
New Cottages.
II is understood Chat one or two
members OF tbc club are conlemplat-
ias erecting new cottages ON the is
land, 4 number Of The members come
doNn every winter and stop al The club
lHose which is handsome, beautiful
and comfortable building, but still
.hey state That they would enjoy it
more ii they had cottages on the is
land
Altogether many thousand dollars
win be expended in buildings ON the
aaAd before the season Of 1904-5
opens.
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FIGHT is NOW IN PROGRESS
1t is Said to be First Big Land Battle
Russian officers are Being Rap.
idly Picked of by Japanese
Sharpshooters.

Kaupangtse, Manchuria. April 90--
The frst land battle has occurred Oh.
the Yalu Sixteen thousand japanese
crossed the stream and attacked 10000
Russians, who We're strongly fortified.
~ is rumored this morning that the
japanese We're reinforced ana the
battle continues. The japanese sharp
shooters killed many Russian officers
whose uniforme We're conspicuous.