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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
RtCiNG ar NEB ORIFANS.
Nhorlrr. Tristan -hand, and IaNonius
Played Tor killings

INV ORLEANS. Feb "a Favorite- took
back seat at The Fair Grounds to-dnv Three
long shots were made the medium OF henNy
plays and their success hurt the ring con-
siderably. These We're Tristan ShHndN IN
the third. Nhorlrr IN the nth aud Faronius
in the last Iheone on which the most money
was taken from the ring was Whorler lee
was up instead % \ brennan VINO has been
doing the riding, aud the change was soon
evident iur the horse. instead Of getting OF
badly, was on lying. took the iavullte. Car
diual WOsey. by the head. raced him Into
the ground ~ a half lnjlr aud then drew away
aud won in handy style Cardinal Molsey
had all he could do 10 beat Sadducera length
for the place.
sam llildrrth and hiS crowd got lot Of
money when faVoniu- beat the lalr field he
met in the last llildreth and his party bet
their money in small quantities and got on
large total 81 Daniel kept Favonit- COM
pany through the first three-quarters, aud
" hen the former retired Favouius Went on
and won rather easily. tristan Shandy
won the third handy after running The Eye
into the ground The best finish OF the DAY
came in the fourth race. FIVE horses finishing
heads apart Tom Mankins won in the clos
ing stride, under n very nice ride by McGee.
Frank Rice on badly. made up lot OF ground
and won the first handilv from Fitzhrlar
Sauct ion easily beat u bad lot IN the 'rcond
First Race one mile frank Rice. 100 tree
man. To t. Won. lltfbrlilar, 100 lSeuAri. - To
SECOND. EVELYN klnsry. ios IL Phillips. % 30 3,
third Time. % s. Annie Alonr, Bonulr 1.-the.
Falmouth Trngon. diplomat. Missile, Soldier OF
Fortune stalker Breaker, kcogh, chinatown
and Nan Dora also ran.
second Race one mile Sanction. ~ ID Mcln
tyre. u 10 !, won lalesnan. "a a. Hicks, to !,
sreuud Blcun-uWoTh, ia ~. Phtllps', 10 D..
third rmc. lu2i Yorkshire. Nulcs. iisuy
New, Mau,er. GlrudUn, Hudson. Capt. Gaines.
pnri,icnnr ana Houniiui also ran.
Third Race Onc mile and sixteenth Tristan
Shauds. ITO tH Phillips, 10 !, won Catalina, iol
DE Rouen, - TO l. second. Lady Free knight. w
ttaitdf \ 90 t. third Time. - : Ter Ming.
The I'VE Dixie Lad. Mlsanthrope, CANYON, Lives
Lahour and Mrzzo also ran.
Fourth Race Six furlonCs Tom Maukins, pS
tNcGe-i. Is to B. won: RcdmGn. 90 tMlshardi
to t. second Antmony. 90 NJ, Rice, . to I. third
Time lI5 80 FrllN MoLyes over Again. Little
Jack Homer. NcstrN. Charlie Dickson. Lord OF ;hr
VALLEY Wrath Of Ivy ana Lieut. Rice also
IIuh RACE. five and a half fuilongs Wh0uer
no ee IN to !, won. Cardinal Wolsry. no ~
phunn,t, 3toi second sadducccr 10 tMcCafcrtyl.
I to 4 third Time. i.l0 Pits. Lingo. fannette.
lnqulsiu,c Gin. Sweet Charity, footlightS faro
rrc. Wellesley, Dallas Shotgun and Flyer also
ran
lOs iNuhuchon rs TO !. won 81 Sever. ei Baird,
rs TO L. second Homestead, lOt shaver TO I,
third Time. 10 80 Courmald. Ladt Fonso.
Grayna, Decoration. Llncsl and 81 Daniel also
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
Philadelphia May Gel College Meet.

Philadelphia viii probably be selected as
the place for holding the intercollegiate
games gain this year Cambridge had been
decided on at meeting o{ the executive
committee held recently but last night this
COMMITTEES met with the advisory committee
al the Fifth Avenue Hotel and the sentiment
switched TO Philadelphia again The matter
will be finally settled at the annual convcn-
ton OF the intercollegiate A A. tins
afternoon.
Those present at the meeting last night were;
Executive committee VI Armstrong.
Princeton. president. : Draper, New YORK
University secretary, Il II Bradley Column
bia treasurer } Moo Carter. PENNSYLVANIA
" y Stllmen Yale; Il Ehret. Cornell, and
n sard. Harvard Advisory committee
+ Kirby. Columbia Murdoch Kendrick,
PENNSYLVANIA and + ierri-h. Harvard
Though no action was taken II was the
feeling OF the meeting that a Yale man should
be- elected president A. thu meeting this a iter-
noon Brown and Dartmouth applied Tor
reinstatement Their applications. viii be
placed before the convention a. VIII the re-
commentator that Nillanova and the NJ
versitv OF California be dropped from mem
bershp. 4 dividend OF SO viii be declared
for the members
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25

Roston VIII Have TO Challenge TO Get n
Local Match.

There was practically q unanimous vote Al
the Nlsiropoitan Golf Association committee
-, ~, I,,,sd,,. against changing the
luF''ul" VI, ., -. 81 ci,,,
New lorh-lh hHu'ipi'n "'''N" -
contest hv letting In Boston s"ERRes'loI
for a seuarate match With boston received
tha mat the players did not have time TO spare
~ ~ ~, eari- DAYS OF the game team matches
between ST Andrews and EsSeN county or
srookline we're enJoyable aE9Te7 am, and on ma
r29aer Ell JpIp" ". Wv yo,rbsefed an opportunity
w. ITrntarnize M laest once year. to quote
some oil tne ple} ~ snb "y ,natch being n,od,
In me eNenl u hu,m q ,c ,,,' ~ ~.li for voig,n
teers would probably bring out enough
PLAYERS OF class 70 nhhS " a" ir"il, - ~
inr out the players it deems worthy OF the
honor A. Boston is further AWAY than
Fhlnnepnh, tm" In i,h,c era, meeting in Sep.
annhhnr during ,ba open championship week
Tor when sone ol '"' ''"'''''
less make Tiri''s a., -,,o-t. Of tho age-
contingent the matter is now dead issue
unless The Bostonans send over . na 1 l. se
The challenge might with proprety be sent
ny ,g Mn tbe chef clubs Of three sta tes on is
-. ~, ,a,sn tbs noint Tint tho team should
nav ", - " ,,, ,,iiroi,- nj Bostonians
DC iibu' w 'N'''''
ma, .ho hos won tho amateur
Fred Pettt Nho, ma VIZ ~ dnteotina "a ~,
championship OF Meh lco Dy opIt a., ~, , ~
Witt Hammond. the local player, by up ahd
/ To play at the san f@iro hhbI' ~ a ine,,i , ~,
Of rho KenoSha Golf Club ana prominent IN
WISCONSIN tournaments =. taNnnnugh,
also Of the Kcnosha Golf Club, iS the Wis
49, ~ bnrnrion and Petit IL IN the same
tooir'n ','n 't,,s,cr
'aS' a. P'''''
~ No., tr Iob "a The nrst and
fALN BIZ u; = rs ~, .ba,,,r,onsbin Of SoUth
s.cohl Ioul,u. l"' w. -.I I'M. !, sre r,Iavnd
Florida and the several cups were p'a' VI
To-day as follows
Cbsmpionshp Cvp First round Il II Nc
I-l,rei beaj George n. White, and 8 \ u Heycn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
Morris wood skates a, Heacom's

At Beaeom's Skating Rink iseth street
and Jerome avenue. Morris Wood. the anna
teur champion. was the chief attraction in a
half mile scratch and mile handicap. In
the half mile he had nu easy task. but tho
hnndicgpS we're too heavy for him in the
lon ger distance and he gave mp the chase after
few laps.
u,if Mle-won By Morris Wood Nar0na Lake
e. r \ Tsylrr. Naruna Lake 5 G, second.
~ Sntphen NArona Lake $. G, third Time. !
'', ONE Nile Novice Won rs F. T.. he BlSse New
ynrt cIiv J. O'Hara Monogram 5. C.. SECOND.
IL Kuchin Jerome s. C.. third. Tine. minutes
- - seconds. e, a.,
< ~ 20 wards r. 4 Tayler. NAronA Lake : c..
rs ards second Stolz Jerome \ C., IFS yards.
thlrd Time , minutes 81 seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
I'OIO.
Reply From birmingham club 10 the
American Invitation.

secretary Hazard Of the Polo Association
received yesterday a letter from the Hurting
ham club London. in reply to the invitation
10 send team here this season. sem on Nov.
ia The letter was from Ma Tor Green mana
ger OF tho Hurlingham Club. and states
merely that the 90 mmittee has received the
invitation and voted 10 send copies Of i 10
the players OF birmingham Raneach ana the
ofher English polo clubs. TO gain their opinions.
The inference bears out the reports by
ahie which said that the club would not
ssud a team hut that team OF volunteers
az -freeboo tors might possibly make the
trip. Private letters from English players
of prominence say that II viii be difficult
trin The outlook Is not now encouraging
for international polo aside from a match
with the newly organized Canadian Polo
AssociatiOu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
10 PUSH THE OPEN SHOP.
Secretaries NJ 2.OOn Employers 0rganI2a-
tluns Form New League.

The secretaries Of ali the subsidiary organ
izations in tho National Metal Trades Assoc
citation have formed the Labor Bureaus
Secretaries League in order to bring into
closer relationship all employment bureaus
in the Industry throughout the country and
employ men only on the open shop basis
This action was taken at a secret meeting
e, oO3 Broadway Among the cities rep
resented were New York. Boston. Worcester.
Springfield Hartford, New London, Syra-
cuse. Trenton, Philadelphia, Wilmington,
Baltimore, Pittsburg, Wilkesbarre, Chi
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. The COM
missioners Of the National Metal Trades
Association and representatives Of the
National Founders Association also at
tended.
The local associations represented employ
about f. 10000 men. all working under the
omen shop plan. IT was resolved after or
ganizing the league TO adopt a uniform
plan Of employing men under the open shop
rule.
The following officers were elected:
President. Henry G. Hunter New York
vice-president. 5 w. u. Cleveland, Syracuse;
secretary II J. Hastings, Worces-
ter. A meeting will he held at an early date
TO make arrangemer = for pushing the open
shop agitation Pre- sident Hunter q the
lea que said last evening
There is a good deal Of msconception
about the open shop idea. fostered largely
hy the unions There are more trades
conducted generally on the oren shop
basis than the public is aware Of Take
the railroad brotherhoods. for instance
Their agreements with the railroad com
panies are practically on the open shop basis,
oven those Of the locomotive engineers.
Most of the engineers arc union men, how
ever. Whether the unions demand the
closed shop or clamor for the open shop,
the question. except, perhaps. in the build
ing trades here and few other trades.
is whether the unions can get the best men.
The best men have the best chances Of en-
L..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
GOTCHS GRE4T SHOOTING.
Champion Wrestler Throws Jim Parr Twice
Inshe q one Hour.

Whatever injury wrestling sustained in
this city through the recent nasco between
John Pienng and II II EgeberC was in q
measure retrieved last night al suffers
Harlem River Casino. where Frank Cotch.
world champion catch as catch can wrestler.
OF Buffalo. and Jim parr Of England. met in
handicap bout. cUtch as eaten can style.
II WAS Gotch's first public appearance in
New York and he made a good impression.
Gotch essayed to throw Parr twice in one
hour He not only succeeded. but demon
stratnd that he is by far the best wrestler OF
ms =ize and weight in the world He gnined
two falls IN less than the prescribed time and
WAS in no way distressed at the nnish
and half nelson hold In "a minutes So seconds
and the second fall with n crotch hold In 30
minutes 81 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP,
p. r. ron FRS INTEH rms ron
THE WINOR LE4GIES.
Asks Han johnson 10 Reconsider the case
and the Latter Consents -Hattlihs
Nelson N0t Worried p. j. Dwyer
Partner 0f Mike DN>er's son charlie.

and the Latter Consents Hattling
>clson Not worried p. j. Dw,cr
Partner Of Mike DNIer'S son sharhr'
That the minor leagues are going over the
i,,,d. of those who infomuptpntle repre-
,'.t Inn, a., rh. h,.ebnII conferences i'm
this city la-t week * shown by the fact that
T. T. Powers. president Of the National
Association OF Minor ca CUES. has asked
~ .fI.,, -, ,L.. A,,.rir.u
Ian Johnson. pI'Smfn' ~ VIZ N".' ~
League to rene" lhe W"poN"o" !" ""
minors which was turned down johnson
hos ,.,dly consented and the question win
"a ',,.I an, i, il tbourht without
nc ,T"lEh,tncu ""'' i ,t,., r,
further delhN " = "n"ei ''""u '""' -, ~
jority oi the tWenty-siN leagues. members
Of tbr National ASsoCintiOn favor the John
go - i,l.,, ,.birh consists of A scale ~
son Pipp"'''"', .1n , ,,Is,.,rs in
new drafting prices siVo i"I p'at
Glass g. $50 IN Class u, and $500 IN an "'h't
classes the money to be paid in cash at the
- ,,.i, not ,on,, than two PLAYERS
I'me ct uId'' ,uF' "V' H. ,I,,, n, eitb.r
to lie taken from 'Ia'' Wv" "' "'
OF the two major leagues
II ,hr MINOR iroKues a. u TII II. IN vogue
Ac'ep' WIS ~ opos'''o" " ,,a,, a, ,nn
for year. When the minors "Nh pun s'.''
for Class 4 and 20 on all be adopted. pro
,-idinv tbe Iohnson t,l1n il shown 10 be
'u'"t '"o '"''"''' va" ~, po,.ar. hos
hdrushll' II II hPpa''"' "'"'
the support OF the CONSERVATIVE ",'''
leagucrs. who did not approve OF the policy
81. | president
t""' piAoeu NV ,as'ei" 80 -, un,,o
IN the background during 'n' ''',",
tations. Powers has not resented tu' az
tacks that have been aimed at him, hut mas
az, ,,,. ,I,, -, li. usually ,niirt way until he
~ NV "io'k J." ~ "'N'u',s '..,,,',, ,.indics
seems 10 ne huo". 'euuH :" ,,', ,ri,d
ton. Meanwhile tpe men VINO nay my, ,t'.'r
personal greed hay" been shorh ol tVr,h
power. and II Will he 2 long 'lWei " - W.,
lievrd. before they viii be allowed 10 assert
themselves again.
....,,
Garry Hermann made an open statement
recently hat he wished johnson was me prt1,,-
dent OF the National League instead ni run,
am. This Is In line with the assertion mat
Hermann iavor- twelve CLUB league.
plan which he has advocated on several DC
casions 10 baseball men But Just now lul-
liam has incurred the Opposition oi me IN
cinnati maenate has not been made clear.
Herrmann's decision in the tomiskey Hart
case - awaited with general interest ne
was TO have written his opinion last sunday,
after which II was the plan "a mail u TO lohn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
NoRu4r AND snfDrN ar oDDs.
Norwegian Extremist Party stronger
Ministerial! Crisis Near.

LONDON. Feb pa despatch TO the
Morning Post from Chnstianla says that
the crisis between Sweden and NoIway
IL daily coming nearer. The extreme Nor
wegan party Is steadily growing IN strength,
which tends to hasten the threatened Minis
terial crisis in Norway.
This will involve the retirement Of Prof
HsRerup. tho Prime Minister and Minister
of Justice. and his three fellow Minist ers
who oppose an aggressive anti-Swedsh
policy
Fridiof hansen. the well known Arctic
explorer. who lately entered actively into
politics. Is regarded ~ the Extremists
IS the most popular candidate for the
uremiership
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
Hockey

The Hockey Club NJ New York defeated
tho Rrooklvn skating Clnb hockey team at the
Clerfnout Avenue Rink last night by a score
Of 10 to z. The BROOKLYN players scored first
a nd managed Ia roll mp three goals before the
aisI,ora got 10 work The first hnf ended
bowever with the score TO in favor OF the
ilockey Cub. In the second half the Hockey
club added sis more goals TO their score
p,,nerr Howard made n goals. Spielman :.
Ervau >. FOR the Hockey club and ", Blake
nd bowers for the Brooklyn club
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
EIErArLD VIEWS DEMANDS.
Train Hands want more Wages and shorter
Hours conference on Monday

Train Hands Want moro Wages and shorter
Hours fonicrrncc on Monday
The conductors. guards and other train
hands belonging 70 the Manhattan division
of the Analgamated Association Of Street
and Electric Railway Employees announced
Yesterday that their president. George +.
Pepper, and the grievance committee
viii 90 before the officials Of the Inter-
borough Company on Monday. They will
make demands for an increase i'm wages
and n shorter workday on the elevated
roads.
President August Belmont 81 the inter
borough Company Is in the South and the
cornmIttees will he met by Vice President
Rryan and General Manage Hedley.
Mir. Hed!cy, when seen yesterday. said
that the motormen had not notified him
Of any conference "a TO the new schedule,
,-bich was not finished UP 10 last evening.
As 10 grievances. he said he did not know
OF any.
quicker 50 gice to the public and believe
The NOT men will be satisfied with IL.
There ~ be nine or ten trips day under
tho now schedulc'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
Heavy snowuorms IN spain.

soerf1i C1ble Despatch 10 THR SuH
MADRIp, Feb. - Severe snowstorms
are prevailing in northern Spain and Jail-
way traffic is delayed. The temperature
here is at the freezing point Despite the
severity OF tire Weather King Alfonso takes
daily rides in his motor car in the Qua
d q rrnrr,n prlnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
Zee Yachting

Lo~a BRAvcHA Feb AFTER sailing
Rfteen miles to-day Ia he fourteenth race
Of a series for The Price cup. only SIX seconds
separated p. Green's Eagle ana Charles
Gibbons Red Rover ~ the finish. ".
patten's Sweetheart was third. over a minute
behind The Eagle time for The six Lap
course was ~ minutes IS seconds. which is
considered fast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
MARSHALL Wins Another Game.

Special Cabie Dr'pdiea 70 THH SUS.
PAws. Feb - without further play
Iarowski resigned the thirteenth game Of
the chess match. now ia progress n the tercle
philldur in this city this afternoon Marshall
now lends Ia nowsM With two games. the score
being Marshall. d lanowssi. {. drawn. g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
scI 900 for IGh Century Ever.

Special cable Despatch 70 THE SvN.
LoNpoN. Feb - 4 O.. inch rock crystal
ever Of the sixteenth century, with silver
gil, mounts. the property Of the Marquis
OF Angesey. which was discovered recently,
hy accident in a heap Of rubbish. was sold
by auction to-day for 81 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
Columbia Heats Princei on BASKETBALL Play
crs 10y IL 10 10.

Columbia = basketball team earned its hfih
consecutive victory last night in the local
uniyersity's gymnasium al the expense OF the
Princeton five The final score was 80 10 10
in favor of the Light Blue and White. The
game was the last OF the intercollegiate series
for Princeton. which a. a result has au equal
nercentage OF Victories and defeats
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
,uell outpoints lraulon in 81, Round Bout.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. - Ate Nieh Of
cal ioIna acd,d aroilcr Hidory 10 h's
credit by defeating Fiddle raulon 81 san
Francisco ia an interesting siN round bout
in this city tonight In almost every round
Atieil held the upper hand Ne lAbbed
HAnlou v hen and where he liked. toward
the end HAnlon's weight and strength we're
be ginning n tell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25

special cabls Desglfch % THE SUS.
WoLvERHAMPToN England, Feb. "a
Sir Henry Irving who has been III here Tor
several DAYS and has abandoned his tour
inconsequence is slightly better to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
AUTOMOBILES.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSE BLANKETS ROBFs AND HARNESS
Lined stable Blankets so cents. square Hlankels
81 25 Extra HeAvy,S2. II Pounds Lehthcred. 1910
Team Harness. s23 Express Harness. sls
PETERS HARNESS a SAppLERf CO.
SIS West broadway. near Chambers ST.. upstairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
Security
Alta Small Cost

II YOU have a cough or cold, use
hale's Honey of horehOund
and Tar. Pleasant, safe and
effectual. Druggists recommend
and sell il at 2Sc., soc. or 81
bottle.
pixies Tooihache Drops
lmrs In lne Mlhmir.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-10-13
ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY. :.
Persistent Efforts Of Sneak Thieve,
Aaain Fooled. <

An attempt was made last Sum
day night by burglars to enter the
residence of q. Il. Lsuhrs., the
hardware man.. The misoreant had
climed onto tne porch aui ram oyed.
a screen from the window, and
flashed a dark lantern into q bed
room. This awoke a young lady, a
guest OF the family. Her screams
frightened the would be burglar and
brought Mr.: Luehrs to the scene,
out too late to capture the culprit,
- This - the third attempt 81 this
kind within a short time, and
should suggest to the city authori-
ties'the necessity Of taking steps to
capture the marauders before their
endeavors are crowned with success
or lives are sacrificed. >s@ -, .
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-10-13
500 Reward. 500.

The readers or this paper will bt
pleased to- learn that there is al
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in al
it's stages, and that is Catarrh'
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only posi-
tive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitu'
tional disease, requires a constitu'
tionalr treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is take internally acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucus sur
faces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the toudation of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the consti-
tuition and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have 80
much faith in It's curative powers
that they offer one hundred dollars
for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of stimonials.
Address F. J. Cheney and Co.,
Toledo, ..
Sold by all druggists, rs cents.
Take Halls family pills for con-
situation.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-10-13
.RUNAWAYS 4,
!. BROUGHT ] I; III HOME. N :.
Miss Lackey and Chas. Lewis
/ Discovered IN Omaha
\. Last Week.
Lewis Lodged in Jail Charged
/ With kidnapping.

& Chas. Lewis and Miss Nora
Lackey, the young people who last
week we're supposed to have eloped,
were discovered last Saturday in
Omaha, and were brought here
Sunday. .', ~
+ Miss Laokey was in charge of her
father and Lewis in custody Of
Sheriff Fauskee. He is charged
with kidnapping and his preliminary
hearing has been set for Oct. 10 but
is possible tho grand jury, which
sits next week, will reach the case
before that time.
\ The young people say they are
not married, and that they had both
secured work at different places
in Omaha. They give no further
Explanation of their escapade.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-10-13
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
had been issued by Clerk Of Court
Humiston since our last report:
4 J. q. Miller of Murray county te
Miss Emma Fillman Of Mobiles.
a. A. E. Gilman to Mary Koounan,
both of Mobiles county.
Christ Holvorson to Mary Kuntz,
both of Mobiles. = -.T'h.'~,.
Arthur L. de'Autremont, Lewis
ton, Idaho, to Mary -Eppers Of
Adrian. .,.;- " .,s ;s.....,. @s.##-S
Daniel Harrington to Maude NJ
Hayes, of Wilmont.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-10-13

A new idea in a Cough Syrup is
advanced in Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and tar. Besides contain
ing Pine Tar, honey and other valu-
ble remedies, it is rendered Laxa-
tive. 90 that its use insures q prompt
and efficient evacuation of the
bowls. It relaxes the nervous
evstem, and cures all coughs, colds,
Group. eto. A red clover blossom
and the honey bee is on every bottle
Of the original laxative cough syrup
-Kennedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar. Sold BY =. N. Hickman.