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The sun., 1907-03-16
NO LET TP FOR NATIONALS.
McGCaw Gives East work 10 Team Before
Leaving for san Francisco.

Los ANGELES, Cal. March Is 5-McGraw had
the New York Nationals out at Chutes Park
for morning practice to-day, although the
team departed for San Francisco at o'clock
in the afternoon He hustled them through
two hours of the fastest work they have vet
taken The day was one OF the warmest
theE have experienced here and there was no
evidence of lame arms The team Will meet
the san Francisco team in good playing form
and will have no excuse II they are pear en-.
Danny Long who IL interested in the san
Francisco club wired McGraw that the
grounds would be ready for the opening to-
There were no players on the sick list this
morning although Bow erman, Hank Mathew
SON Strang COrcoran McGinnity and smith
will not go to San FRANCISCO.
smith has not vet signed any way, but takes
regular practice and would accept JOB
Big crow ds are ex xpected in San franclsco
The sun., 1907-03-16
CAMBRIDGE CREW FAVORITE.
some Offers oTIIOO tOlI, but 8 tOlI Rules
VIII Try for Record.
Special cabIe Despatch to T9E sun


LONDON, March I5.-The annual inter
university boat race on the Thames from
Putney to Mortlake, distance OF four and
one fourth miles. will start at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. II il not likely to be a
very exciting struggle unless there is some
Unforeseen incident. The Cambridge crew
throughout the lat er period Of their practice
have shown marked superiority, and they
are strong favorites at general odds OF 70
on. some of Aeir more enthusiastic sup
porters offer iWtO I. Popular gossip rep
resents the crew as being 40 sure of victory
that they intend TO ignore their opponents
and 10 row entirely with the view to lowering
the time record. which is Is minutes ~ seconds
The oxford crew. how ever. are too good
to be despised, and the Light Blues know a..
Neverth heless, II the weatheT proves favorable
the condition OF the tide win be such as 10
encourage record breaking race. Cam
bridge has the advantage in having a more
experienced crew Five of them Towed in
the winning race against oxford in 1903 and
siX Of them pulled IN the race AGAINST the
harvard crew. Only three of the OxOniAna
Fowed n. the sinteFuniVervity race IN 1903.
The sun., 1907-03-16
Athletic Field for 1T. Johns College.

ASNAPoLIs. Md. March I5.-James T.
Woodward. president Of the Hanover Bank
of New York city, has enabled ~. Johns
college Of this city to secure an athletic field
equal to any in this section. Two fields will
baseball helds and grounds for other sports
laid on One field will be surrounded BY
a ouaTter mile cinder track. The work Of
Trading and sodding began to-day. The
feld will also be used ~ drill Krouud. sc.
John s being military institution
The sun., 1907-03-16
Mr.tern Harne.s FulurIty Nomination..

william simpsons stallion Mckinney.
lI+, is the leader in point OF nominations.
tnirty-seven mares. in the Chicago Horssm"" =
Futurity for foals Of 1901 The stake has =
Guaranteed value Of sl5.OO and is for fOals
or igO7, H. closed with H. mares nominated
bred 10 the hest stations In the country.
The total entry from the simpson Empire
''ty Farm was nifty three mares which was
toe largest Allen Farm OF Pirtsfeld VAS
second with twenty nominations, including
."vsral in iOal to kremiin. 2.O7-., and ka-
,alli, ..OTH: heavy nominatOFs alsO arc
.ames Butler, " q. DIckerman ard Jacob
Buppcrt OF New York, ~enaior\ Ball-y Of
= ssas W. A. Clark, Ir., OF NongaNo, Dream
80 Old Farm, Massachusetts: HerbeTi Farm,
Colorado, and May y ood Farm. Indiana.
The sun., 1907-03-16

Two base hits MoHarity, Williams Becker.
Sweeney OIeary. Home run-RaH SacrlnCe
hits Laporte, Hoffman, Hogg. Stolen bases
EIberfed. PaSkcrt Double plays - Elberfeid.
Williams and Moriarity Orth, ElbeTfeld and Nor
arity: Elbcrfeld and Moriarity. Struck Out-By
Orth ?; by Harley, g. by Sparks. ]: by HOgE. .
Hit by pitched ball By Schopp, I: by OTth. ?:
by sparks !; by Hogg, L.. First base on balls.
on SchOpp. T. or Orth, I: on SHARKS J. on HOgR, :.
The sun., 1907-03-16

NEW HAVEN. March iS.-William G., Dole.
boxing instructor a. Yale will in few days
accept a position as head coach Of the Wes-
Ieyan track team Dole has had q long
experience In this line Of work, having been
Tor MANY wears Yales track trainer. Under
his Instructions many Of the most prominent
of YAle'a old athletes were turned out. Dole
will begin his work A. Mtddletown on APrh
II, and will return TO his position Of Yale
boxing instructor In May after conditioning
the MiddletoWn athletes,
The sun., 1907-03-16

PINEHuRsT, y. c.. March i5.-To-day,s s
match play in the third annual spring goI
tournament narrowed the teld 10 the ttnalists
| and the right TO play for the trophss Mas
| closely contested
In the nrst or presidents cup division y:
! Of the Woodland Club on the home green.
| The Rye player had the best Of it at che turn,
| Woodland man reduced the score TO one down
at the seventeenth and eighteen foot put.
and haEsd hole Winning the TaGe iSp T G
| Garden City defeated ]. 3, lippy Of Seattle.
! and 3 and meets Mr.. Foot in the thirty-siX
| hole final for the chief trophy tomorrow
in the drst division consolation I. d.
Pierce of the Woodland Club and j +. Porter
of the Alegke eny Country lubi fought V out
| to the twentieth green, the Massachusetts,
| plaver winning by a stroke. The score was
| all even at the turn, but the Pittsburger
Pierce railying and taking the fourteenth
| fifteenth and sixteenth holes in order. The
short Se .cofe The
nineteenth we're halved in a each. Pierce
winning the twentieth, to- Mr. Pierce
Who defeated ri w Rhodes Of the Spring
Haven Country Club, Pennsylvania, aud
In the second division, Nathaniel p. Moore
| of Onwensia and David Fleming OF Mount
| Airy survived. In the third p G; Dodd of
are left. and in the fourth. W; &. Pownen Of
| Oakmont and Alfred W. Waterbury OF
Baltusroi. The summary:
| Apawamis beat C. l.. Becker, Woodland up:
Fred Herreshon Garden city, beat T. 5. Llppy.
Seattle, and 3.
Consolation Semi hnal round-L. y. Pierce.
Woodland beat j. +. Porter. up twenty hoesE
J. . Roberts Allan. ottawa, beat n. W. Rhodes,
Spring Haven Country, and 4.
second Division Semi nnaI rOund-N Nathaniel
W Moore Onwentsia, Chicago. beat II. c. Fuller,
HiTy. RSE beat F. B. Humphreys, Camden Country,
5 and 4.
Consolation SENT final round-H. r. Greene.
Philadelphia beat j. f.. Kellogg, Alpine Fitch
| burg / IN: J. 7. Wylie, Saginaw beat r. p, Alden,
| Springfield Country, up,
Third Division Semi tinal round r. q, Dodd.
GAINESVILLE beat George Dutton, Oakley, and .;
], p. Gardiner, Midlothian, beat Harry DuttOn,
Oakley, and 4.
Consolation Semi final Tound-R. H. Valance,
GenescO, beat j. +. Grace, Euclid. by defaub
John r. Towle, Jackson Park, Chicago, beat c. J..
Burton, BY default.
Fourth Division Semi fnal round-W. c FowneS,
Oakmont beat F. j. Bailey, CharievOiN. Mich,
and 5: A. W Wattenberg. Baltusrol. beat W. S.
L. Hawkins. Springfield Country. and !.
Consolat tien-Semi nnal round George .. Rus
sell Oakley. beat G. p, Sheldon, Fairfield Country,
1 and 3; w b. Hambly, Plttsburg Field, beat &. A.
lpa and
The sun., 1907-03-16

No professional has a. yet been engaged
bv the Garden City Golf Club 20 take. he
place Of Stewart Gardner, who will Go 10 the
Exmoor, Ill, Country Club on his return from
TroOn, Scotland.
The sun., 1907-03-16

Nassau is always at its heat during May
and those who gather for the Metropolitan
Golf Association championship VIII nave
no cause TO complain regarding the farWay
or putting green's The tournament COM
mittee of the ~ G., A., of which Paul Wilcox
consult viii the local committee regarding
the championship. u will be the first Tor be
cup presented by Daniel Chauncey, the
former trophy having been won out for
Nassau by Findlay Douglas twice and
Jerome Travers,
The sun., 1907-03-16
GOLF.
Lakewood and other Nearby Links Ready
To-day,

Fine weather will bring out the golfers
on the links that have'a sandy subsoii to-day,
a welcome change from the snow or slush
prevalent for two months on most courses.
The Country Club OF Lakewood course is in
splendid condition. with the frost all out OF
the ground. and a representative field oil
players il expected for tO-day's handicap.
Lakewood is always an early course, but in
the long period that Will Norton has been
professional there the links has not come
SO soon to FIRST class playing condition. He
ascribes the fine state OF the greens to the
nourishing properties Of the many snow
falls There will also he a handicap at the
Dyker Meadow Golf Club. the entries 10 close
at the first tee.
The sun., 1907-03-16
New Rules

with the numerous alterations plainly marked N
italics IN addition 20 which s index ard expla-
nation OF the rules complied by Mr.. ~ G. Spalding
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-14
CROSS KEYS.

Harry Lewis is nursing large carbuncle
On his neck.
C. S. Prosser is suffering with very had
cold.
A. S. Hewitt, wife and children are re-
covering from their illness.
James Senior and W. H. Lawson have
new horses purchased at Crother's sale at
Williamstown last week.
A. s. Hewitt killed hogs last Monday.
Mrs. G. S. Prosser and two children spent
last Saturday and Sunday with relatives at
Jefferson.
The Official Board OF the NJ E. Church
held meeting at the parsonage last Mon
day evening.
The eggs in the incubator Of W. C. Hill
are Matching very good.
Rev. H.F. Fisher read the rules and regu-
lations of the church last Sunday morning.
Hehas four Sundays to preach before Con-
ference.
Some Of the young men here who are
lovers of speedy horses haye attended the
public sale of EFT. Crowley's at Hilton last
Saturday, but they say that there was not
much speed to be seen,
Miss Hannah Bates is quite sick at this
writing.
Rey. II. F. FISHER and wife attended the
funeral Of Archibald johnson at Aura last
Saturday.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-14
NEW BROOKLYN

DEAR EDITOR Although not sub
scriber to your most valuable paper, we
are in receipt of a copy regularly, indi-
rect, and seeing that the Gloucester
County Democrat covers vast amount
of territory, we thought perhaps you
would be kind enough to publish this let
ter
We live on the Glenn Road, which
leads from the Brooklyn road to the
Malaga road, and as a rule are very
peaceful citizens, as our ages will not
allow us to be otherwise.
We believe there is township COM
mittee and also an overseer of the roads
in this township, but we could not swear
to it, as we never see anything of them,
as there has been but one wagon by our
place for a week, and that was for a
Williamstown baker, and can assure
you we were very glad to see him. IF
he was not the possessor of a good
draught team he would not have gone
by either.
Now. MIR. Editor, we are not much for
grumbling or complaining, but we do
think they might have opened this road.
as there are four nice farms on it in
about half mile
6. Mcc.,
Sicklerville, Camden Co.,, N. J.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-14
NEwBoLp AND WEsTvlLLE.

The chimney caught fire last Friday
evening at the residence Of Mr.. George
Schwaitzer, Westvllle, aud the house was
threatened for sometime, but through the
heroic work and un6iring effors OF some OF
the members of she Fire Company the
flames were finally conquered and George
felt much relieved.
The many friends Of Mr.. Joseph G. Kirk,
formerly a resident Of Westville, but OF late
years residing in Providence, r I J, are
pleased to hear Of his return to Westville.
Joe has accepted good position with a
large Western house and his Office will be
ia Philadelphia. At present Mr., and Mrs.
Kirk are boarding with Mrs. Tomlin on
Crown Point Road. but will build house
on Edgewater ave. in the Spring.
4 The newly organized fire company Of
ISouth Westville, will give benefit in Pros
lkperity Hall next Saturday evening, Feb,
lE19th. The name of the play is 'Xs6iety. -
kTickets 25 and 35 cents.
Mr.. Edward Addison has resigned from
his position with the Bell Telephone Com
pany. As usual with large corporations,
s'They want it all. 4"
The Union Fire Company have purchased
pool table from Joe Sitley and placed it
on the second floor of the fire house where
the members can now enjoy themselves
with this pastsime.
Copies Of the DEMOCRAT can be pur-
chased at Cohill's store.
The Goat worked to perfection last
Friday evening at an initiation Of Prosper
Lodge No. 25, |. o. M. The members who
meyer saw this animal in operation before
we're well pleased.
The employees of the post-office haye
been very busy lately handling the I'M
mense amount Of mail, the majority Of
which consisted of valentines.
Anna E.Welis the evangelist, whose work
in this vicinity was the most encouraging
in recent years, closed the meetings lass
Saturday night after having won over a
hundred souls to the cause of Christ.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-14
HURFFvILLE.

The manner in which things are occasion
ally done to bring about the desired results
are sometimes amusing, TO say the least. A
certain young man of Bunker Hill went
sleighing last week and as the weather was
somewhat cold he borrowed his fathers arc
tics and as they did not return until the
wee small hours of the night it was found
upon investigation in the morning that one
was in somewhat better condition than the
other and that they were both for one foot
Now the question is,a mistake, or otherwise.
The hack drivers discarded their hacks
the past week and transferred passengers in
sleighs
While our young blacksmith was out
sleighing with his lady friend on Wednes-
day evening at Pitman Grove the horse
took fright at the cars, throwing she occu-
pants out Of the sleigh. The horse ran away
and the sleigh was demolished, but John
says he can remedy the sleigh, just SO there
did not anything happen to the pair of feet
that protruded from snow bank.
William Yonker had his eye injured by
being hit with a hammer in the hands of a
fellow-workman at the shops on Saturday.
Purely an accident.
Revival services are still in progress at
she Methodist Church and the result is very
gratifying to Rey. Golf and his helpers.
That people are desirious of salvation is
inevitable, One lady knelt at the altar
with babe IN her arms and grey haired
men are seen hugging each other Almost
every night new souls are born into the
kingdom. Eleven more persons Joined the
church on probation on Sunday morning.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-14
swEDEsRoRo.

Mrs. Edward Eastlack and sister, Miss
Mary Holman, are spending few days with
their sister, Mrs. Emma Lodge, in Camden.
Mrs Rebecca Clement has gone to spend
the winter with her son at Richmond, Ind.
Mrs. William Fl. Knowles, OF Washing
ton, D. c., was the guest of Miss Lucy A.
Welsh on Monday.
The continued cold weather mas been a
Sboon to those who have ice houses, and in
bcidentally to us all. The smaller houses
are already filled and the large ones are be-
ing filled as rapidly as possible. George A.
Rode is filling his large houses with SPLEEN
did ice. This means much to those ship
pers who ice cars during shipping season.
1t looks as though the ice combine would
go out of business, at least in this section. 4
Mrs. Samuel B. Gaskill bad the mis-
fortune to fall in the street in Philadelphia
last week and fracture small bone in her
wrist.
Word has reached here of the death of
Rev. A. NJ Lake, former pastor Of the
Swedesboro Methodist Church, at his home
at Point Pleasant
Amos Lippincott. of Asbury, a brother
Of Chas D, Lippincott, Of this place, and
himself former resident, died at Mullica
Hill on Sunday, aged 56 years His funer-
al took place from the home of his brother
Charles on Wednesday afternoon, with SER
vices in Trinity Episcopal Church and in
terment in the Episcopal cemetery.
Mr.. B. G. Clark is quite seriously i'll at
this time.
Mrs. J.. G. Dubois, Of Woodbury., has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Joseph r.
Moore.
Mrs. William R. Stone is slowly recover
ing from dangerous attack Of Appendix
citis.
Rev. Peter Provost, has SO far recovered
from his recent illness, as to occupy his
pulpit on Sunday. He preached two ex-
cellent sermons
Dr. George O. Sutton was particularly
busy on Wednesday, with church service
in the morning, a funeral in the afternoon
and wedding at night.
The lecture Of DR.. George G. Sutton, on
TUESDAY evening, on the Elizabeth on
Age: as the first settlers of North Amer
lea y was a fine effort and greatly enjoyed
by all who heard is The DR. began with
the history Of England, three hundred
wears before the first settlement at james,,
town, Va. and brought his hearers down
shrough English history to that time;
speaking briefly Of the various kings aud
queens, and she advapcement or retrogres-
sion oil England accordingly, as good or bad
sovereigns bad reigned, untii the time of
Queen Elizabeth, and under her benign
administration England began course Of
steady advancement, until she is to-day
the pride OF the world; and our OWN
Mother Country
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-14
cLARKsBoRo.

Mrs. Robert Shoemaker is spending few
DAYS this week with her daughter, Mrs
CIarkson Coles in Phila.
Samuel ". Green killed on Monday a
chicken hawk that measured 81 inches from
tip to tip of wings.
Our rural mail carrier, George Walter,
wishes to announce shat he will have Wash
ington's Birthday, Feb. 22d, as holiday.
Anyone wishing their mail can call for It
at the post Office
Our community was grieved to learn OF
the death of Mrs. Sarah Devault. wife OF
Joseph Deyault, Sr. She has been i'll OF
typhoid pneumonia for about two weeks
and on Monday morning passed away.
Funeral services were held at the house on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. R. Vannatta will hold clam chow
der tea on Saturday evening. Feb. 23d, at
the M. E. parsonage. Twenty-Five cents q
supper will be charged and everything Will
be in abundance.
Mrs George Walter spent Friday OF last
week with her son, Ralph Walters, at
Swedesboro,
On Sunday evening Samuel Shute, Sr.,
was stricken with paralysis. he and VIE
and daughter and young lady friend Of
the daughter had been away over Saturday
night and got home early Sunday evening,
and as he was tying his horse felt numb,
and started for the house and by the time
be got there was completely paraiyzed on
his right side. He lay unconscious until
Tuesday afternoon when be began to recog-
nizs she family. Hopes are entertained for
his recovery
Miss Janet BIanck, Of Reading has been
spending sometime with her sister, Mrs
Charles Haines.
Several of our children have the chicken
pox
Last week as Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Wilson
were oub slcighing the sleigh was upset and
Mrs. Wilson has broken arm as her ex-
perience.
Mr.. Wilson, proprietor Of the hotel here,
has large hog on his premises that is sup
posed to weigh between 100 and 800 lbs,
and will be killed on the 9th inst.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-14
CLAYTON.

CLAYTON was last week honored by visit
from the famous bear hunter, Milford
Campbell, of Bradford, Pa.
M The Abbotts of Glassboro, say they in
fItend to make Clayton aggregation of ball
players hustle this year. Now, fans get to-
Ilgether.
The Knights of the Mystic Chain OF Clay
ton, celebrated their fifth anniversary Sat
urday evening in the opera house. After
the entertainment, which consisted OF a
pleasing program, the members and their
friends enjoyed a delicious repast IN the
lower hall. This castle is a progressive one.
and always has something very interesting
each year.
There was special reception of members
Sunday morning at the Presbyterian
Church.
i The public schools were closed on Tues
+ dav of last week owing to the small atten-
dance occasioned by the heavy snow fall.
The ME-. Church closed their special SER
vices Sunday evening.
MANY people attended the Mission meet
ines who would otherwise have gone TO
church.
Frank Hate Of Glassboro will open a
skating rlnk 10 6De Town naiA On Ahui sudy
evening. The floor is being repaired and
she management intend open first-class
rink. The upper hall will be used. ,~
The CLAYTON Concert Band of which Mr..
william DuffieId Of Woodbury. is the lead
er. has been given the contract to furnish
music at Ocean City this summer. The
members are oyerjoyed with the good news.
They will be good and healthy when the
fire goes inn in the fall. ~
A lecture entitled, ''under six flags, Twill
be given in she Presbyterian Church, by the
Rev. W.. IF. S. Nelson, on Washington's
birthday, February 22nd. This will in
oluue the six countries covered BY the pas
tor last summer.
Many horse lovers, and lovers Of sleigh
ing. have enjoyed themselves during the
past week. The ring Of sleigh bells being
heard for miles. There has been many
brushes on the speedway.
Letters from Mr. Ralph Mote, who is in
Florida, indicate shat be is enjoying him
self fanously. He goes fishing every day
and always brings in a mess"
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-14

List Of advertised letters for the week
ending Feb. 11-Edwar1 Brown, Geo. P.
Brown, Robert Brown, Miss Z. M Como
yer, Thomas Hampton, A. F. Matlook,
Frank Morale, Mrs Fannie Owen, Mrs.
Mary Smith, Charles Spellman. In cali
ing for th above please say advertised.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-14
DIR. Hess
Stock Food

We are sole agents in this
vicinity for DR.. HESS
STOCK FOOD, the scienti-
fic compound for horses, cattle
hogs and sheep.
From the manufacturers
written guarantee, and the I'M
firing praise it is receiving we
are doubly assured that it is
positively, with no exception,
the best stock food on the mar
ket.
It's a guaranteed flesh and
milk producer. It saves many
times its cost in feed and keeps
your stock free from disease.
Here are the prices
7lb. package, soc.
25lb. pail, 81 90
Ioolb. sack SIS 90
DR.. HESS STOCK FOOD
is a larger package Of better
stock food for less money than
you ever bought. A smaller
dose will do the work because
this food is better and strong
er.
A penny's worth feeds
eight hogs.
We have one Of DR.. Hess
scientific STOCK books for
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-14

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28

Doctors is men which come when
foaks is sick & they charge the saim
whether they git them well or not.
doctors is of too kinds:
good doctors 2 cheep doctors
the cheep doctors cost you more
than the good doctors. tbs trubbel is
that you cant tell the good doctors
till you try them and then maybe
they amt very good after all.
doctors Is made in too ways. one
kind goes to college and cuts up ded
foaks and the other kind just takes
any old mediceen in bottle and says
what wunderful cures it will make
and that ii is all free but it amt
free you bet you have to pay ten or
moar dollars befor you git through.
their is good doctor on our street
but most every time he Gums to our
house he brings new baby. think
that is pretty meen.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-28


Representative Abbott, in speak
ing before the house on the Clear
water bill, said that most OF those
with whom he talked while on his
northern visit where opposed to
county division and Representative
Killpack said that the general talk
at the Lewiston banquet was against
all county division. We are ready
to admit and always have been that
Lewiston is opposed to the division,
but how about the 90 per cent OF the
people in the proposed new territory
who are in favor of it. VIII not
their wishes be considered? Our
petitions represent their wishes