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CAB and The gift d grab.
III II wasn't for curiosity there
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the skin get DeWitt's Witch Haze
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gist<
Too many 81 ar expect % get our
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no higher than to take fhiDgs easy.
1T takes = lot Of faith to believe
that people are better than they are.
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ABSOLUTELY free from any oDiate Or rsaf-
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Social supremacy consists Of equal
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"A c0nteDted workman earns his
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-saneliIcatiOn docs not mean ex.
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mendatIon.
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eOmnOlence ia the pulpit.
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STATE or OHIO, CRY or TOLEDO [ :,
rrr~sau Cerrsf1rg -

STATE or , ONO c CRY or TOLEDO s.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
5 senior partner Of the firm Of + ].
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the
CITY Of Toledo. County and State afore-
said, and that said firm viii pay the sum
Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case ofCataTrh that can
not be cured by the use Of Halls Catzrrh
Cure. FRANK I. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A. ID. 1896.
A. w. GLEASON.
(SEAL.I Notary Public.
Halls Cat1rTh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and muc-
Gus surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials free.
r. I. CHENEY, Toledo, o.
Sold By all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
For Sale by FeIdmeyer Bros. City
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CHARLES WEISS
GEO. w. JONES'
CirculatingLibrary
The following books were a1ded Co
the Library week ending
August 3Isf.

= Victor Of SaIzuiss b. Villain
Sfcarns DAVIS.
The T.aif0r, By Thomas Dixon r.
Deyotz, By Augusta Evzns Wds0n-
The Message BY A J DzEs0u-
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Fornan.
The Ghost, by Arnold Benner-
John KendEy's Idea. By Chesser B.
FemaId.
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The Younger Set BY Rober- "
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ordered TO Academy

The following orders 10 naval off,
GERS have been issued:
Professor Of Mathematics II. L.
Rise Is transferred from the Naval CD
servatory. Washington, ID. Co sep
tenber II. and ordered 10 the Naval
Academy.
Ensign r. W. Kessler, is discharged
from treatment at the Naval Hospital
Yokohoma. and assigned 70 the Chat
tauooga.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-21

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have used this preparation in my family
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n anv instance. feel that can not az too
r,sssl. FOR the bet remedy Il the Kind in the
wsrId. -. JExHa0x, Spring Grove, York
County. Pa. ThIs remedy i Tor sale By
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But chamberIafn's Collie, choier
aud Dfarrhoca Kennedy Cured
Him.

II : with pleasure that 1 give ron this
unsolicited testimonial. About > year ago
xheu had : severe case II measles gof
eauehf out IN hard rain and the messIes
eeffled IN nv stomach and bowels. had
an awful tine and had Il not been Tor the
use Of Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera and Dl-
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tllis remedy an nov strong and we'll
have written the above through staple gratl,
tsde and shall always spezk good WORT
for this remedy.-SAM II. GwTS, Concord.
Ga For sale b. Feidmeyer BroS- Drus
Store.
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Gasoline and Oil Stoves
REPAIRED.

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aIH JOHN HOWARD.
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Have your Job Printing
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ANn AUGUSTA.
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f here connection ts uIudo with the Kali
rat4 lines Cog al points south and south
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.lYORK RIVFR LTNE. !"

EIEst NT pkaSaNaHE STEAMERS FOR
HENAAAoErE ant BALTIMORE
taf WNsr POINT aud RICHMOND. VA
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..U Hn Tuesdays, tnurs,i11s, 4nd @atuf-
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ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
Dfarrhoca Remedy Better than
Three Doctors.

Three years ago We bad three doctors
With our little boz and everything that they
could do seemed in vain At last when al
hor,e seemed 70 he gone we began using
t'hamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoes
Remedy and in few hours be began 70 i'm
rove. Today he Is as healthy child a.
s..rputs could wish for.--NRg. b. J. JoHS~
r-os. Linton, Miss- For sale by Feldmeyef
7ros'. Drug store
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
PLANS FOR RACE TO BERMUDA.
Arrangements for Start of Fleet from Mar
blehead Being Completed

Boston Nov. . (SpeCiaD Commodore Henry
Morss of the Corinthan Yacht Club OF Marblehead
completed arrangements yesterday with Thomas
Fleming Day. of New York. representing the Royal
Bermuda Yacht Club ny which all the arrange
ments viii be made by them for the sailing to
Bermuda This race viii be started from Marble
head June 3. three days before the motor boat
race starts from New York, that all the boats
may arrive at Bermuda at about the same time.
All classes Will be provided for this year that
yachts larger than ninety feet over all-which was
the limit last Year-can take part in the This
should increase the interest and result in larger
fleet than before. \ circular will he issued
stating the conditions Commodore Morss will Of
fer trophy for each yacht which completes the
course to Bermuda but does not win prize. Mar
blehead Will be convenient place for starting the
race With several well equipped yacht yards there
will be ample opportunity for yachts to make
their necessary preparations, and all supplies
be procured in Marblebead Boston. For "A
sonabe period before the the fine house OF the
Corinthian Club AT Marbehead Will be at the dis
posal Of visiting Yachtsmen, who may depend upon
a cordial reception there.
The CoriEthian Yacht Club has had long eX-
perience in the management Of races, and will
doubtless he able to handle this ocean race in
satisfactory manner T9ae fact that the start win
be off Marblehead will really be advantage to
New York yachtsmen. during the trip around
Cape Cod previous the race they will be able 10
test the condition Of their vessels and get their
crews shaken down and working well together
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
LONG CHASE FOR FOX.
Many Members of the Mcado5o
Brook CIub at Hunt.

Meadow Brook. Long Island Nov. . (SpcciaD.-To
show that pouring rain has terrors for them
many members of the Meadow Brook Hunt Club
turned out early this morning. with the pack Of
American foXhounds brought from Mississippi this
summer by Paul J. Rainey. Before the end of the
forenoon the field of twenty-five had hunted over Il
large portion of Nassau County. and while no
kills" were reported the hunters had fine chase
The meet ~ Woodbury.. o'clock The
hounds were hunted> to-day by Mr.. Rain y. They
soon caught the scent OF n big fox. which stt off
across country. the wet ground making trailing
easy. Several times the game was in sight but
always disappeared when II seemed as though the
pack would close and kill. Finally when the pack
ard field had gone about eight miles. the fox threw
the hounds at fault. Among those finish
Mr.. Raincy, Samuel Willetts ". BurlinC Cox Miss
Gladys Mills. Mrs Tom Pierce. Mrs. r ". Swift,
r. W. Grace. Miss Coruella Bryce Harold Phipps
beverley Robinson and G. G. Gr!swold.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
YALE GRADS" CAN HAv7 1000 SEATS.
Additional Space Provided for Princeton
Game by Sacrifice of $4,000 Tree.

New Haven Nov. 2-Applicatons OF undergradu-
ates in for tickets to the Nale-Prnceton foot
ball game on November II call for total OF
about twenty thousand seats. which with seventy
five hundred applied for by Princeton, will leave
less than seven thousand seats for graduates or
Yale The time for making applications closed
last night. The stands have been increased in ca
pacity by eleven hundred seats, making the total
a little over thirty-tWo thousand.
Additional space was obtained by cutting down
a massive oak tree just behind the press gallery
and by removing the latter to overhang the
upper part Of the west stand. The was
legacy of the old football association, and had
been nicknamed the $4,000 relic for the reason
that practical minds had figured out that had
the space it occupied in the gTandstand section
been available the extra revenue would have
reached $1,000 in the last four years. Some senti-
raent was attached the tree, but the increasing
loss finally induced a decision to sacrifice il.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
SYRACUSE TEAM WINS.
BuckneU Makes Stout Resistance,
but Meets Defeat.

Syracuse, Nov. 2.-The Syracuse football team.
expecting an easy victory, met with surprise in
the strong resistance Of the Buckneu team and
Won out only by the hardest kind of work to-day.
The lnal score was % 20 8. Rain and heavy field
made fast and open play difficult. Fumbles and
penalties were frequent, Syracuse suffering most
in this respect.
For the first three minutes after the kickoff
neither side able TO make much progress and
the game became punting duel. Then came the
spectacular part Of the game. Stein. for Syracuse
made d long forward pass from the centre of the
field into the hands Of Clark the Bucknell right
nalf and the Pennsylvania got away I'm a clear
aeld for a siXty-yard run TO a touchdown From
rhis point the Orange team woke up, and before
the half ended had scored two touchdowns. Stein
{ and Horr crossing their opponents goal line
In the second half Bucknell had chance to
score. Stein his second attempt succeeded in
-aaking goal from placement from the 3O-yard
line. Dudley in this half also made touchdown
after 40-yard around end The feature Of
the game the running of Banks. The pluclly
Syracuse quarterback catching punts time and
again ran through most Of the BuCknell team. The
line-up and summary follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
RICE TEACHING FRESHMEN NOW.
Rowing at Columbia Continues Long After
Usual Time for Close of Season.

An innovation IN fan rowing at Columbia was
started this week by Rice who. instead OF closing
the boathouse the winter after the fal regatta
has kept two freshman crews hard at work on
the Harlem. Rice wants 10 have the freshmen
able to handle a shell when they start work in the
spring, and with this end in view he intends 10
keep them rowing this fan until the river is
blocked with ice In the spring he will be able
TO devote all Of his time teaching them the fine
points of his stroke
The varsity candidates are not practising, as
the crew next season will he composed of six
veterans who have pretty well mastered the Rice
stroke The first year men rowing in barges
at present, but It is not at all unlikely that Rice
will have them boated in shells when the season
finally comes a close.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
YALE CATCHES TARTAR
HARD PRESSED TO WIN
Scores Only Tac;ce in Game seith
Washington and Jeferson.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

New Haven. Nov. yale got distinct and
unpleasant surprise this afternoon from the
washington and Jefferson eleven which held the
Blue 10 two touchdowns in 45 minutes of hard
play. The final score was: Yale IL: Washington
and jefferson, 0.
The Yale team trotted out on the field con-
fdent of overwhelming their opponents the
same team that Princeton beat three weeks a go
by the score of 40 to 0, but ten inmates of the
first half had not been played before the blue
clad players realized that they were playing
football and not having a quiet little tea party
SO strong was the defence of the Pennsylva-
mans that Yale, try as she might, could not force
the ball over for a touchdown in any
way during the first half In the second half
Yale worked harder and finally succeeded by
q series Of line plunges and several forward
passes. aided by a penalty. in showing Bomar
over for touchdown. Later, after Washing
ton and Jefferson had solved Yale'S offence and
held her on their 10-yard line the Blue forwards
broke through and blocked kick. Acott picked
UP the ball and dashed across the goal line for
the second and last touchdown. Biglow then
kicked goal
Allowing for the changes that have been made
IN the Yale eleven during the week the show
ing of the team bitterly disappointing to the
coaches. Yale, while able to gain much ground
found her offence generally inadequate when it
came 10 the supreme effort that should have
meant scores. Washington and jefferson found
the Blue line by no means impregnable, and
Yale supporters got a bad scare in the first half
Nnen WIN lIe SCs'i 10 " biie SilSS
rushed the ball their 10 yard line. Eli then
braced however. and took the ball away on
downs.
Tad Jones played good game at quarter. and
1t was partly due TO his dashes that Yale got
within scoring distance, from which point she
finally carried the ball
Dimes took Jones's place at quarter In the sec
,nd half and ran the team well. Captain Biglow
played his usual strong game, but the work Of
the Blue on the whole was ineffective. There
was none Of that dash and fire associated
with the work of Yale elevens. The defence.
while good, was open to much criticism and
showed poorly in comparison with the work Of
the same eleven at West Point. The offence
was no stronger, and hardly as strong, in fact,
as that developed in the Army game on the
whole Yale played a weaker game all around
than she did three weeks ago.
Duffy had his collarbone broken in the sec
ond half and replaced at right end by
Wetstone.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
CHICAGO BEATS MINNESOTA.
Several Hurt When Bleachers Collapse Dur
ing Exciting Game at MINNEAPOLIS.

-aliloeaioAs. nov 2-Chicago defeated Minnesota
here to-day by the score OF y to & In one of tbe
greatest football games ever seen in this section
OF the country. The score swung first one way
thef the other, and the result in doubt to the
end Caperon made both Of Minnesota's scores
MAKING Two drop kicks. Steffen made the first
,UucHdo"h ior chicago after a run of fifty yards.
he tnen Kicked the goal The first half ended with
me score or TO in Minnesota's favor.
Five minutes after play in the second half Chi
eago scored again on forward pass During the
excitement a section OF the east bleachers col
lapsed Several persons were hurt, one man having
a leg broken.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
THREE
FIXTURES WON.
IL. ". POmares Returns Fine Card
at Rdckensack Club.

mere was closing up of accounts in the
C".Ii'cttiNe way yesterday at the Hackensack
Golf Club Returns were posted in three of the
season hXtures, j. ". Holberton winning the J.
n. N1arShalI cup FOR ell winners of scheduled
events j. r Clarendon's prize to the player hav-
ing the highest total by points being awarded
30 r r Hale and w. II. Watts trophy for the
best selected score going to L. W. Pomares, who
nad the remarkable caro- of So The card, show
ing distances, follows:
Yards out .4s3 295 215 $50 25e 8a4 14o 11s 4s5
Yards AZ ass a2S 10 2os 200 47s 1a3 as SO
"poheS ln..'.....- 3-s1
Yesterdays contest at medal play, the
Dest two to qualify for a cup presented by Z. d.
ohotWeH. only non winners of first or second
prizes could start The qualifiers were Walter
Ierhune, 70 net and w II. Watt, 50 net An
la-hole handicap for two prizes has been substi-
tuted for cross country match on Election
Day
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
MICHIGAN LUCKY TO YIN.
Vanderbilt Defence Strong-GoaIs
from Placement GiUe Victory.

Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 2.-The University Of
Michigan defeated Vanderbilt University here to-
day in hard fought game, 10 O. The teams were
well matched and there touchdoWns. Gra-
hams two lucky place kicks following fumbles by
Vanderbilt in the first half. winning for the West
erners. Vanderbilt had two similar chances, but
IN each instance Blake missed the goal.
Nanderbilts chances followed straight hard play
with gains in Michigan's territory. Each team
tried the forward pass three times and each
ceeded once. Michigan outweighed her opponents
by an average Of ten or twelve Junds a man, but
NanderbilJ's defence at ali times effective The
weather fine. but the field bit heavy. An
immense crowd saw the game. and enthusiasm was
intense
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
sEwAnEE, 12; UNIVERSITY OF Va, 0.

Norfolk Va. Nov. 2--For the arst time in the his
tory of Southern football the University of Vir-
ginia was defeated by Scwance in game the
exposition grounds this afternoon. by the OF
u TO o. The loss OF the game due 10 Virginia's
weakness rather than her opponents strength.
The Virginans the field with Il badly Grip
pied and patched up team. and doing fun I2stice
Sewanec 4 must be said that had the regular Nlr-
glna eleven been able TO take the field in anything
like condition the eesult would have been different,
Virginia played strongly at tines. but the substi-
tutes did appear 10 be OF varsity calibre
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
EBBETTs IN FULL CONTROL AT LAST.

Charles II. Ebbetts, president ana manager of the
Brooklyn Baseball Club, announced yesterday that
he had purchased the interests OF Messrs. Abel
and Hanlon and of the Nanderhoven estate, in
cludinS the old Baltimore club, which brought suit
against the Brooklyn Club some time ago.
The last named club is therefore now absorbed
by the Brooklyn club. the stock being distributed
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
TRINITY. ga; C. G NJ v. n

Hartford, Conn, Nov. 2-The Trinity eleven beat
the football team from the College of the city of
New York here this afternoon "a to o. The game
was played in downpour Of rain The visitors
had the ball three times during the game, and a 10
yard gain on a forward pass in the second half
was the only time during the afternoon that they
made their distance. -
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
WISCONSIN. 6: IOWA .

l''wa ci'v. Iowa. Nov. 2.-Wiscons.n University
ee.ea;ed Iowa University to-day 5y TIE scorr Of 6
70 q II vas a close match. Iowa ho.Ging a lead 4
Il 20 on touchdown without a goal from tho
sllaoie OF TIE first half until FIVE minutes before
tpe snd Of The game. when Rogers Of wisconsin
s1DsA an orside punt and thirty-nve yards
- touchdown Megsmer kicked goal. winning
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

for Sir George Newness international chess trophy
which was won from the Americans by the British
early this year. The trophy until the defeat of this
year had been held by the Brooklyn Chess Club
on behalf of America. for eight years The next
match VIII be decided in the spring of 1905
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
DUNWooDIE COUNTRY CLUB.

The severity of the storm proved too much for
the golfers in Westchester County postponements
being announced at nearly all the links. At the
Dunwoodie Country Club. however, Christopher
Mcl.aughiin and G. T. Lawson got together in the
final round for the Andrews Cup and Mclaughlin
won by up and to play
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
INTERNATIONAL CHESS MATCH ASSURED

London Nov. THE City of London Chess Cub,
in behalf the British players. has accepted the
challenge of the Brooklyn Chess Club representing
the American experts, for the annual cable match
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
STEVENS INSTITUTE, II; r. p. l., 9.

In their fastest and hardest fought game Of the
season stevens Institute yesterday defeated the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute eleven by the
score of II TO g. II looked like victory FOR
Rensselaer, until the last four minutes of the game.
when on trick play Utz skirted the left end for
touchdown The lineup and summary follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
YALE CUBS BEAT ANDovER.
rRr Telegraph 70 The TrIbar

TBy Telegraph % Tho Irbunei
New Haven, Nov. 2.-The Yale freshmen defeated
Andcver here to-day by Of 10 to 2 Church
scored the first touchdown a blocked kick Hyde
kicked a goal from placement.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
HAMILTON, 6; UNION. O.

. Clinton, y. y. Nov. I'm drizzIng rain Ham
ilion College defeated Union College at football To-
day by a scors of 6 to o
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

as follows: Charles II. Ebbetts. 80 per cent: Henry
w. Medicus. 30 per cent and Charles H. Ebbetts,
jr. 10 per cent. The policy of the club will remain
unchanged and the officers OF last year will be con-
tinued.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
SHOOT IN RAIN AT N. Y A. C.

In spite of the driving rain of yesterday after
noon. seven gunners of the New York Athletic
club gathered TTaveTs Island and decided sew
eral interesting events. The feature of the sport
was the first shoot for the November Cup at nifty
targets. The winner of the leg proved to be r.
Hall, Who with a handicap of two. returned a card
Of 80. The follow:
TpppfTY SHOOI,-oi
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

I2csereA-Nr HOPKINS Cornell. Umpire Mr. Fauver.
cteriiu IincsmenIIantry Stevens and Krieger Rens-
seaer observation-disclosures Inglis. Uz. Goals from
neIG-Wood. Goals from touehdowns-koberts Time OF
ha!,cs-2D and minutes
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
TUFTS. 1e; RoWpolN- .

Portland, Me. Nov. 2.-Tufts outplayed Bowdoin
o-oay. and by GOOD kicking on the part OF Green
Won by score OF 1s TO 2.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
Horses and Carriages.

TWO FRENCH COACH sTALLIoNs TO RENT FOB
ELWoOD AKIN. Auburn. n. {.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

Touchdovnf. Borna- and Alcott; goal Biglow. I'm
pire-ozeson. Leh1Ch. Referee Lieutenant Hackett
West Point. Time OF halves % and 20 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

IoucndoV Vns-steln Horn. Dudley Goal from touc
ooWn-Stein- Goal from placement-Stein. Refere,
Evans Williams. Umpire-Hinkey. Yale.