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under jaw. Meg is long in body and
is now a bit sh-faced."
All the classes were well represented
except the limit dogs. which had two
entries, neither of which was put into
the ring to be judged. From the point
of attendance the show was also a sue
cess. for the hall was crowded from the
time the doors opened until the lights
were lowered.
The honors among the dogs were
carried off by W. ]. Tiernan's Edgecote
Pete and among the bitches by Mrs.
]. C. Bones Hawthorn Bell and Mrs.
F. w. Kelly's Edgecote Queen Bess.
Following are the awards:
PUPPY DoGs-w. ]. Tiernan's Edgecote Pete
Cawkwell's Silkwood Surprise Croydon Tar
silkwood Peggy second; Enslewood Kennels
Englewood Vanguard (Bonnybred Stiletto-Silk-
wood yenus) third Miss Jennie Cookers Silk
wood (Croyden Tzar-Ch Edgewood Jean ID, V. II.
c.: Mrs. F. W. Kelly's Bill tEdgecote joe
Edgecote Queen Bess). II. C.
NOVICE, DOGS-W. j. Tiernan Edgecote
Pete hrst; John Cawkwelrs Silkwood Surprise,
second; Englewood Kennels Englewood Van
guard third; Miss Jennie Crockers Sllkwood, V.
a. C.: Mrs F. W. Kellys Bill. FL. e
LIMIT DOGS lover 90 pounds,-W. - Tier
mans Fdgecote Pete. first: John CawkWelis SIX
wood Surprise second: Mrs Charles r. Thor
burns woodawn Baron bloomsbury Baron New.
market Queenl. third Mrs. Horton T. Phipps.
Patsy (unknownl. V. Fl. c.; Engiewood Kennels
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POWER PROJECT ON
OROv|LLE RIVER.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

OROyILLE, Oct. 15.-The Western
Power Company, which has invested
SO heavily in Reno power and water
propositions is now engaged In the
development of a gigantic plant upon
the sources of the Feather River near
here. The agents OF the company have
ACQUIRED a vast acreage of land and
it is reported chat within the next
three years they will invest $5,oVo,00o
in this locality. An army OF men is
already in the field. President Veile
has himself been in Orovilie and over
the country which the >company mas
purchased.
The west branch of the Feather
River. along which the Western Pa
cific is forcing its way, makes big
bend In the Sierra about twenty i've
miles from Oroville. This is known
as Big Bend. and after winding
through mile after mile of canyon and
ravine the river comes back TO point
within about three miles of where the
bend starts 1t is proposed to tunnel
the mountain and divert the river from
its course, bringing the water through
the tunnel and utilizing the drop for
the manufacture of power
A portion OF this tunnel was con-
structed some years back, when a
mining concern proposed to thus divert
the water and mine the old bed Tor the
deposits OF gold that it was thought
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BELL TURNS GUNS
UPON KNIGHT.
BY G. a. Horne.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 15.-The voters of
San Diego evidently take lively in
terest in politics. Seventeen hundred
of them crowded the tent tonight in
which Theodore A. Bell spoke on the
issues of the State campaign. Every
seat was taken and every square foot
of standing room was occupied. This
is the same tent in which the Repub-
lican candidate spoke on Saturday
night when a local paper estimated
the audience at $500. 1t was evident
that the audience was largely composed
of Republicans. 1 venture to say that
it was not far from being the identical
audience which listened to Gillett in
the same place two DAYS before
That George A. Knight is the paid
representative of Hartman was the
sensational charge which Bell made
in his speech tonight. Holding a tele-
gram in his hand. which he said he had
received from San Francisco, he said
he had been informed on reliable au-
thority that last summer Hartman had
instructed Herrin TO engage Knight as
chief counsel for the Pacific Mail. an
adjunct of the Southern Pacific Bell
went on to ask his audience how they
had enjoyed the Hartman rule in San
Diego: This and subsequent questions
provoked. applause.
At the meeting tonight Ernest Rial
presided and the speakers who preced-
ed Bell were Eugene z. Capps and Mil
ton B. Jones of Los Angeles.
When Bell was introduced he spoke
in part as follows:
] am told that in this tent two nights
ago the counsel of the Pacific Mail
George A. Knight. fully convinced the
audience that the Southern Pacific had
nothing to do with the nomination. of
Gtllett Let me- call your attention 10
the fact that Hartman last summer
sent a telegram to Herrin instructing
him to employ George A. Knight as
counsel for the Pacific Mail Now. in
view of that fact. what do you think
of the action of Hartman In sending
his lawyer round the State with Gil.
lett to instruct the people in the truly.
truly. truly of the politics of Calffor,
mia? George A, knight was also present
ent at that banquet in Washington
when Hartman indicated by a nod Of
his head that Gfllett was to be the
next Governor OF California Now they
may call that mudslinging. but ii is the
truth, and I will tell you, too. that the
facts of the nomination of Gillett are
now clearly written in the conscience Of
thousands and ten OF thousands Of
voters in the State of California
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Bull Terrier Specially Sho.0 Brings Out Fine Lot
Of CLASSY Dogs at the Initial Exhibition {
Judge E. Attndge Turns Down
Undeteated Meg MernZees.

The bull terrier speciality show held
yesterday in the gymnasium of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association was
a great success. There were seventy
four entries and forty five dogs
benched. 1t would be hard to find a
classier lot of dogs than those put on
exhibition. AS is generally the case at
all dog shows. there were some who
thought that the Judge was radically
wrong in his judging Edmund At
fridge of San Francisco, however
sprung one surprise when he placed
Edgecote Queen Bess over the unde-
feated Meg Merrilies II. The fact that
Attridge had bred Edgecote Queen Bess
was thought by some to be the reason
for turning down Meg Merrilies II.
After the Judging had been finished
Attridge said: Il placed Edgecote
Queen Bess over Meg Merrilies II for
the reason that I considered Bess' bet
ter In body and better in foreface and
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Conroth was assured OF a place TO pull
oT the big heavyweight battle.
The Pavilion rink is just about two
and half times the size OF the Dream
land and is better fitted in every par
ticular for a prize fight. Cofroth Is
oongratulating himself upon securing
it He feels sure that the fight will
draw in the neighborhood Of SIS. 900
and figures that he can accommodate
the crowd nicely in the larger place
These are harvest days for the men
who earn their money by making the
mitts hy. Yesterday afternoon Billy
Roche. In behalf Of the Colma Club.
posted an offer OF a $4,000 purse for
2 miX-up between Joe Thomas and Billy
Rodenbach. the man who slipped IL to
sammy Berger in their amateur meet
ing at Mechanics pavilion a little over
Two years ago. OF course Thomas was
there with the word Of acceptance when
Roche unbosomed himself. Rodenbach
has not been heard from yet though
be is expected 10 send a favorable re-
Ply 10 Roche's wire today.
The Colma promoter intends TO make
q classy bout out OF the meeting. It
a plan 70 put the welter-weights
TuiEDTllE the afternoon OF 1nankSSlN-
nE The bout will surely be a money
getter, for Thomas has already estab-
Iished q national reputation for him
self and Rodenbach's has been made for
some time.
Rodenbach can easily make a weight
Ia the neighborhood Of $50 pounds. He
has been fighting at this mark for some
months. and although still considered
ln the amateur class il is about a cinch
thar he viii not let a trife like that
stand in the way when there is
chance 10 bring home the heavy end
OF a $4,000 meal ticket.
Dick Hyland and Cyclone Thompson
have already put the finishing touches
On their work and now wait the word
- mix IT. The boys meet at Colna to-
morrow night in a twenty round mill
The betting is still 4 trifie in favor of
Eyland. though Thompson has many
admirers who say they viii take
chance that their man can put it over
the local slugger.
There has been great deal OF IN
terest shown in the go since the Inatch
was made several weeks ago Both
bows made the weight handily and as
they are Of the wade-in- and-take-a-
chance class, the fans are assured OF
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OAllOCn
TERRY AND YOUNG
CORBETT READY
TO MIX TT.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Great interest
in the McGovern Corbett fight, which
takes place in Philadelphia Wednesday
night, is being shown in this city, and
when these old-time enemies put up
their hands in their third scrap they
will carry many thousands of dollars
in wagers.
Reports from Corbett's quarters at
Stratford, Conn. say the little Denver
ite was never in better shape. He is
being handled by Alexander Greggains
of San Francisco. the man who put him
in shape for his second bout with Nc
Govern. McGovern has done some very
hard work training for Wednesdays IS
battle, and is as flt as he could wish.
He looks the Terrible Terry of old
and seems tireless. Local sporting men
have seen McGovern work and they
pick him as a sure winner.
Harry Pollak. Young Corbett's man
ager. has commission of $4,000 to bet
on Corbett and will place it at to 10
al the ringside or at ringside odds.
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SMALLEST BALLOON
IN RACE WINS
TROPHY.

BERLIN. Oct. 15-Fourteen of the
balloons which started from Tagal,
near here, yesterday in the race, for
Emperor Williams cup have been re-
ported landed. Only the Kelios Vienna
Aero Club, DR.. Schlem aeronaut: the
Sohonke. Munich Air Navigation Club,
DR.. Emden, and the Franklin, Frankish
Airship Club. Carl Hochestetter, have
not been heard from It appears GER
tain at this moment that the Ernest.
the smallest of the balloons. $50 cubic
meters. Berlin Air Navigation Society.
has won the contest. as 1t landed at
Brieg. Austria. 500 miles away.
The results have been disappointing.
The balloons made good progress until
they reached Bohemia. where they
struck a region of high barometric
pressure. The atmosphere was almost
without motion and the balloons drifted
about in various directions, some of
them crossing back into Germany.
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DAYLIGHT BURGLAR DAsHES
BY GIRL WHO SURPRISED HIM

SAN JOSE. Oct. IA daring day.
light burglary was committed at the
home OF Richard Sanderson, on the Mil
pitas road, opposite the grocery of Ma
ginni Sons, shortly before 2 O'Clock
this afternoon. A lone frobber entered
the residence during the temporary alb
sence of the family and thoroughly ran
sacked every room. All the valuables
he could discover were gathered to-
gether and piled on sheet
Miss Olivia Putnam of Los Angeles
who is visiting at the Sanderson home
chaneed to return to the house while
the burglar was still at his work. The
robber, as she entered, made dash for
the dining-room window and thus suc
ceeded in escaping from the house. He
left behind nearly all the heavy loot
but took $50 with him.
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Englewood Vanguard, n c.
OPEN, DOGS-W. j. Tiernan's Edgecote Pete.
frst; John Cawkwell's Silkwood Surprise second
Mrs Charles r. Thorburn's Woodlawn Baron.
third; Mrs. Horton T. Phipps' Patsy, v n. O.:
Englewood Kennels Englewood Vanguard. 81. c.
WINNERS. DOGS-W. ]. Tiernan's Edgecote
second.
PUPPY, BITCHEs-Englewood Kennels En-
glewood Blossom (Bonnybred Stiletto- Silkwood
venusl. first; Mrs. F. W. Kely's Indy Edge
cote Joe -Edgecote Queen Bessl, second
NOVICE, BITCHES-Mrs. J. G. Bones Haw-
thorn Bell bloomsbury Baron Edgecote Queen.
first: Edgewood Kennels Edgewood Blossom.
second; Mrs George Flexners Hawthorn Queen
Lillian tHawthorn Frisco Hawthorn Snow1ake)
third; NJ Wiener's Edgecote Beauty (Edgecote
joe Edgecote Queen, " H. c.. John Glynn
Cranfeld's Hawthorn Betty (Edgecote Baron
Hawthorn Magnet II. G.
LIMIT. BITCHES (under 80 pounds)-J H.
Goidsworthys Snowflake (Banjo-Hawthorn Tor
pedoI. first; Mrs George F1exner's Hawthorn
Queen Lillian. second Tom Dillon's Woodcote
Princess (Mose- -Woodcote Empress), third
LIMIT. BITCHES lover 30 poundsl-Mrs T.
c. Bones Hawthorn Bell. first; Engiewood Ken
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
COMSTOCK BRINGS TEARS
TO EYES OF FAIR ARTIST
YounE Woman SObs While Giving
Testimony ln Suit Following Raid
on Students Rooms.

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-The suit fol-
lowing the much-discussed descent by
Anthony Constock, secretary Of the
society for the Suppression Of Vice,
last August Of the Art Students
League and his seizure OF copies OF the
American Students catalogues was
called today Comstock appeared as
complainant against Miss Anna Rel
hing. who was IN charge Of the Office
- 10 league in West Seventv-fi
.+-eeY when II was raided. Miss
3.fhlf-s~ vas on the stand. and under
~,1,etoct,,e examination broke down
- sobbed The case was continued
until October %.
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a series OF mix-ups that viii well re-
pay them for their trip.
Cars will run under five minute head
way TO the Colma clubhouse, so those
figuring on seeing the bout need not
fear that they will be Inconvenience.
Manager Roche has arranged a hot
looking preliminary between Jim Null
len, an ironworker, and the Congo
Coon" said to be recent Importation
from darkest Africa.
For a while the lightweights held
full sway IN pugilistic circles, but the
heavyweights are now having an in
ming. not only in the professional, but
in the four-round ranks as well The
California Club has couple of huskies
who will make the blood squirt next
Friday night at Dreamland pavilion
unless all signs fail Walter Kirchner,
the strong youth. will try to stop the
championship aspirations OF new mitt
singer named Jim Wilson. The latter
is a husky teamster, who is reputed to
be there with the punch. as we'll as
speed and cleverness.
In addition to this heavyweight bat
tie. the California Club has eight other
cracking good bouts between repre-
sentative scrappers who can 90 some
with the best in the business. The
llSL lQcluCeS-
Roughhouse Billy McDonald VS..
Frank Mayheld; Walter Stanton VS..
Harry Riley; George Finnigan VS.. II.
Jones. frankie Edwards VS.. Paul Mar
tint: Mike Synfy VS.. Joe Kelly, Joe
Kane VS.. ]. Irvine, Eddie Madison VS..
c. Durkin, Lorin Brown VS.. Charles
Reilly.
Now that Dick Cullen has "ducked,"
IL looks bad for Lew Powell's chances
to land a fight. The truth is that the
newly graduated amateur is a bit too
fast for the ordinary lightweights and,
therefore. none of them care TO take
q chance with him. Cullen evidently
figured that he would lose all the
Iaureis he won in his trip around the
globe. and for this reason sidestepped
the match with Powell.
1t was expected that Al Kaufman
would arrive in town last night on
the belated overland. but as none of
his friends caught a glimpse of his
massive form when the passengers
filed out at the ferry, it is thought
that he missed the train. He probably
will arrive today.
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VETERAN BILLIARDIsT DIES
IN POVERTY IN NORTHWEST
Once Noted Cue Artist Passes Away
in the County Hospital,
Victim of Paralysis.

SEATTLE. Oct. 15.-Frank Brooks,
one of the best known and most skill
full billiardists that any city of the
Northwest has ever known, died last
evening al the King County Hospital,
a victim of paralysis. with which he
had been suffering for the last eight
months. The old man had been in
destitute circumstances for several
years He died bitterly arraigning
Eastern folks who had brought him to
poverty's estate by defrauding him out
of a $4,000 estate left him b. his
father
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ATHLETES TO DINE WISELY.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. 15.-
With the hnal test OF the varsities OF
Stanford and California but four weeks
off the finishing touches to the men who
will represent the cardinal are being
added Tomorrow at noon eleven OF
the most proficient OF the players will
take seats at the Stanford training
table. They are E P. StOtt. captain,
'07; P. T. Frtzzell. OF; J. y. Stanford.
'0T A J. Chalmers. o.: A A. Molfino.
o.; J. R. Pemberyon. '0S: K. l. Fenton,
'0S; w Koemei. '0S: c. c. owen, E. A.
Rogers. %; ]. p Helman. 'Os.
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CAI.IFoRNIANs IN PARIS,

PARIS, Oct l5.-Mr and Mrs. Earl
H. Well. Miss Isabel V. Hopkins, Mrs
J. p. Murphy. Mrs. V. de Lacrosse Of
san Francisco; Miss Augusta Carhart
and Miss Elise Whitcomb of Los An
geles registered at The Call Herald bu-
reau today.
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CASTRO OF VENEZUELA SAID
TO BE on HIS DEATH BED
People Of the Republic May Arise
when Demise OF the Eexecu-
tive Is Announced.
oRT on SpAIN. Island Of

PORT OF SPAIN. Island OF Trinidad,
oct 15.-According 10 the latest ad-
,.fces received here from Caracas. Ven
ezuela. the condition Of President Cas-
80. who has been III FOR some time
mast he's grown worse i is asserted
nat "a can no longer speak and move
s,,d - death may occur in a few days
In connection with the critical state
~ President Castro's health il is as
serted that an uprising which is likely
Ia become general throughout Vene-
zueia. is certain to occur on the an
uouncement Of his death.
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DEATH OF FOOTBALL PLAYER
ENDS SPORT IN HIGH SCHOOL
Team DfSbanded "a Result of Fatal
Accident TO New Jersey Lad.

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-Because OF
the death of Charles Surdam from a
broken neck sustained in a football
game Saturday at the MOrristOwn On.
j. school. games scheduled by the
Cancelled and the team has disbanded-
The accident has greatly affected tha
schoolboys.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
PLANNING BALLOON RACE.

PITTSFIELD, Mass, Oct 15.-Ar
rangements were started today for a
balloon race to be held in this city
between cars of the Aero Club of Amer
lea the latter part Of this week, proba
bly, on Saturday. Captain Homer W.
Hedge of New York, president of the
club. has written to superintendent
PEBBLES of the local gas company, to
make arrangements for 100000 or 500.
600 cubic feet of gas for the big bags.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
NAVAL TUG DENIED
FREE ENTRY.

ST. JOHNS. n. F.. Oct 15.-The Co
lonial Ministry has refused the Ameri-
can naval tug Potomac. which is now at
Bay of Islands, free entry for stores, in
spite of the fact that this concession is
accorded French warships in these wa
ters. The. Potomac has on board A B..
Alexander, chief of the Division OF Sta
tistics and Methods of the Bureau of
Fisheries for the Department of Com
meEce and Labor. who is studying the
Newfoundland fisheries dispute
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it would contain. A tunnel of two and
a half miles was completed and the
work stopped. as the funds of the COM
pany gave out. The Western Power
Company will complete this work. con-
structing about $500 feet of additional
tunnel.
The Western Power Company is a
consolidation of power companies.
which consolidation was recently eff
fected in New York. 1t is capitalized
at SIS, 0,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
NAMES MEAT INsPFcToRs

NAMES NEAT 1NSPECTORS.-Wash
Oct l5--The following meat inspectors have
been appointed by the Agricultural Department:
j.. E. Mum. ]. ]. Boulen. J. NJ. Hoar. J. A.
Riley. t. F. MeEree. E. A. Keeherenkotter W
Higbee. ]. J. CoFwy1. Thomas Fuake T. T.
Desmond and William Mullen San Francisco:
L. r. Jerome. ". II Rehbein. c. II. Thaier
and H. $. Sparkling. Los Angeles: Thomas Joyce.
Oakland: b. Simpson, Stockton: o. F. Stephen
Berkeley
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BANK IS REoPENEp..

BANK rs RE0PENED.-washngton Oct Is
The Peoples National Bank of Sedan. Kans
which declared insolvent and placed in the
hands Of receiver In September 1906. was
permitted TO resume business today as an active
national banking association.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16

DRY KILNS BURNED.-Ukiah Oct. TX
Word has just been received here that the dry
kilns Of the Albion Lumber Company hay been
burned. Tbey were filled with the finest grades
Of clear lumber and rustic, and the loss viii
approximate $50 600.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16
sAFE RLoWERs ROE BANK.

n. D.. Oct. 15.-Safe browers broke into the
state Bank Of Denbieh early Sunday morning.
blew open the safe and secured $240o. The bur
glars escaDed on handcAr
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16

CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST DIEs-Beatrfce.
<ehr.. Oct. 1a-Ezfa NJ. Buswen. one OF the
leading Christian Science practitioners and
teachers OF the West died suddenly az his home
here tOdsy OF dropsy and heart failure He
declined the service Of a physician.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16

POPE RECEIVES CUBAN DELEGATE
Rome. Oct. 15.-The Pope received today in
private farewell audience Nonsicnor Aversa, the
new apostolic delegate in Cuba and gave him
his last instructions regarding sffairs at his
post.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-16

DIsMIssEs SUIT AGAINST MAY0R.-wass-
ington. Oct. f5.---In the case of Mayor Rose CT
Kansas City. Kans., the State of Kansas
the State today entered motion to dismiss.
The case grew out of charge that Rose refused
to enforce the Kansas Liquor Law
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and does not depend upon mechan-
zeal devices for its ability to please,
btu i entirely devoid Of such. The
realism that appers is that which
possesses true heart interest, that
which appeals to the better nature
Of man. Il contains tue most nat
ural and interesting humor inter-
mingled with pathos that can be
found IN any Of the rural dramas.
York State Folks will be pre-
sentcd Wednesday evening, Jan. "a,
at the Grand, and its coming will be
more than welcomed.
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THE eleventh HOUR

Lincoln J. Carriers ever popular
play, The Eleventh Hour" whieA
never seems 70 tire, but on the other
hand, grows IN popularity, will be
seen At the trand on Thursday, Jan.
"a. This is the fifth season of its
wonderful record breaking success
and it bids fair 10 outriyal its prev
ious years Of well earned applause.
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The cast j. unusually well balanced
and nicely blended. The new gor-
geous last act in which the terrific
struggle takes place, is without
doubt the handsomest stage setting
ever used on a local stage. In this
aci. furniture. bric-a-brac and lamps
are broken regardless of cost, and in
fact, the combatants fight until
every brcakable object on the stage
is demolished.
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Not So Attentive Now.

Us Tim SINNERS still paying atten
ton to Mandy Tompkinsf'' asked the
man who had been away from home
Tor some tine.
NO" answered Farmer Corntossel
.They don't neither OF 'em pay anJ
tentlon TO the other. They're mar.
ried. washington star.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
FLORIDA AND CAROLINA
RESORTS.

Southern Pines, Pinehurst, Cam
den, Jacksonville, Palm Beach,
Miami, Tampa and Havana are best
and most quickly reached via Wash
ington and Seaboard Air Line Ry.
The daily trains including the Sea-
board Florida Limited, a magnifi-
cent all-Pullmsn, electric lighted
train. Tourist tickets allow stop
overs. For information and resort
booklets address r. Fl. Stansell, T..
P. A., I'LL Penna. Ave, Washing
ton, DC. jan2,S,12,1s,22,26,S1.
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YORK STATE FOLKS

Zone Of the most beautiful plays
on the stase was the verdict Of
thost Who Witnessed the presentation
of York State Folks" when pre-
fenicd here hist season. II is one
Of he most remarkable in certain
ways Of an modern experiments in
so-ealled natnralism on the stage.
q quainty tells a logical story
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1 Jamaisan Ladn SpeaI.s HiahIu D

A Jamaisan Lady Speaks Highly Of
ChdmJerlain,s Cough Remedy.
Mrs. Michael Hart, wife Of the
superintendent Of Cart Service, Al
Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies Is.
lands, says that she has for some
years used Chanbcrlain's Cough
iclnedy for coughs, Group and whoop
ing cough and has found it very
beneficial. She has implicit con-
fdence in it and woul dnot be with
out a bottle Of it in her home. Sold
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