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COMPETE TONIGHT
In NEW JERSEY Y. M. C.. A. MEET

The Y. NJ. c. A. athletes-o of the State
will compete tonight in the annual ath-
letie tournament in the gymnasium OF
the orange y, NJ. G. A.. More than
athletics will take part in
the various events. The Paterson Y. NJ.
c. a. holds the championship at
present. The complete and official entry
list follows:
F~ifteen-yard dash-G. G. Van Der
veer, w. 8. Loeser, c. e. Loeser, A. f.
Marriott, L. Loeser. f. d. Hough, II.
Loeser, Elizabeth; j. r.. Alderman, w.
E.. Brown, G. F. Sykes, Passaic: r. j.
Lawrence, c.. ID. Burgess, w. Schoon-
maker, r. S~choonmaker. II. Douglas.
Plainfeld; G. f. Gierman, J. Schermer-
horn, II. Mutt, w. c. Kuhn. Trenton;
D.. Tenney. Montclair; II. Harris. j.
Critchley, J. Mara. Paterson: r. Can
field. w. II. Hellman, r. McGuffie, w.
Courier, r. w. Wood. o. Blanchi, II.
II. jackson, Orange; c. T.. Goodenough,
L. Terhune, II, Henderson, w. Bren,
nan, T. smith, Newark.
Running high jump-R. j. Lawrence.
C. steiner. Plainfield; w. WiIdnauer,
r. w. Wood, Orange; Fl. Butt, w. c.
Kuhn. +. F.. McIntire, Trenton; I.
Cairns, Montclair; ]. Mara. Paterson;
e. Riordan. K. Curtis. F. Moy. c. Helm
richs. Newark; F. B. Hough, r. Loeser.
Elizabeth; w. E. Brown. f. f. Dunn,
c. e. Dunbar. Passaic.
Standing Broad Jump-W. Wildnau-
er. S. Burnham. r. w. Wood, Orange;
w. c. Kuhn. Trenton; /. Cairns. II.
Vanderhoof, Montclair; H. Crist, jr.. J.
Mumenthaler. Paterson; f. Feindt. r.
Swick. B. Adams. Newark: +. krug. R.
I.oescr, Elizabeth; J. r. Alderman. G,
f. Dunbar. Passaic; r. J. Lawrence,
W r. Banks, Plainfield.
Three Standing Broad Jumps-W. G
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fought contest, but after thirty-ive
minutes of fast work the Academy
team came out victor by a score of
80 to 19.
The cadets were heavier. faster and
more accurate in shooting than their
opponents. The Academy team showed
itself to be in splendid form throughout
the game, both In offensive and de-
fensive work. while its opponents were
nearly its equals. The playing of the
mills" was like clockwork, and was
characterized by genuine snap and
finish.
This was the last game on the Acad-
eny's schedule, and completes two
years of play without the
mar of defeat.
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COULDN'T GET A HIT
OFF NAP TWIRLERS

MACON, Ga. March 1i.-Cleveland
walked away from Macon in the first
exhibition gam of the season yester-
day afternoon by the score of IA to O..
The feature was h showing made by
the Nap pitchers, for not a hit was
registered off the delivery of Chech and
Graney. R.H.E.
Macon .........0 0 0 90 0 0 0 90 0 ;
Cleveland .....1 1 L ? 0 8 0 1 Ola 10 9
Batteries-Macon, Nye, Steube and
Cook; Graney, Chech and Davidson.
Umpire-Liebhardt.
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MEDICAL.

Nasal Catarrh. an inflammation of the
delicate membrane lining the air-pas-
sages, is not cured by any mixtures
taken into the stomach. Don't waste
time on them. Take Ely's Cream Balm
through the nostrils, so that the teyered'
swollen tissues are reached at once.
Never mind how long you have suffered
nor how often been disappointed, we
know Ely's Cream Balm is the remedy
YOU should use. Price. soc.
If YOU prefer TO use an atomizcr. ask
for Liquid Cream Balm. II has all the
good qualities Of the solid form Of this
remody and will rid you of catarrh or
hav fever. No cocaine 20 breed a dread
ful habit. No mercury to dry ont tile
secretion. Price, 15c. with spraying
tube. All druggists. or mailed by Ely
Rros.. So Warren Street. New York
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VICTORS IN
GAME WITH RIVALS

The two rivals, Montclair Academy
and Montclair High School, fought for
the flnal basketball honors of the sea-
son yesterday afternoon in the High
School gymnasium. 1t was a hard
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BELLEWLLE GETS
PAIR Of GAMES ON
TURNER'S ALLEYS
National Bowlers Receive Unex-
pected Setback in Newark
League Race.
LOSERS DROP TO FOOT
OF THE FIRST DIVISION
EIsey and Cadiz Average Over
~200-ResuIts in Other
Journeys.
Tcam Standing.

The National Turner'S dropped to the
foot of the first division in the Newark
League standing last night by losing
two out of three games on their home
alleys TO the Belleville bowlers. The
visitors crossed the 900 mari IN all
three games. Elsey. of the Nationals.
averaged 2l0. Cadiz's work featured
the pinning of the Belleville team. The
SCORES:
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Bank Clerks League.
Flielity-Shann, 1873, 1S2, POI; Barker. 1856,
1872. 173; Downing, 179, 154, 49,; Bigsin,
1S, l5S, $50; Byles, 209, 1859, $50. Totals,
93S, SIS, SS1.
North Ward-Forfeited.
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x TOURNAMENT.

Hammond (SwHstika) .a............ 19l y
Shaw NWest End ............... III i
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Totals SD s62 a74i 7
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Totals $40 81 42O Totals ....4io Al 80
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fetal event has over been held in this
State
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Noiice Tor Publication.

department oi III" Interior /. =.
and ono, At lucum,Lu, y. NJ,
\up., :, zoos.
Notice t. hereby given that
Thomas W. Sclhv ui \rd, y. w.,
Nho On sept. 10, 1905 mad,
Homestead Entry No. IoSia Serial
No. oNlb tor SCI Section s, Town.
ship 5n Range sic y. NJ, Princi.
pal Meridian has hlcd notice OF IN.
t,ntiOn to make final Communication
proof to establish claim To- the LAND
above described before RcgistcI
and Receiver l.. >. Land Once a
lucumcar, y. NJ, on tho 18th da,
d september, zoos.
Claimant names rs witnesses,
{. t.. Hayes, OF Roosevelt, y
W., I. ". Dunlap, OF Ard, y. NJ.
4. ". CIuN,on, {. T.. Mckinney
both VI Murdock, y. VI.
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Notice Tor Publication

Department OF me Interior, o.. =.
Land Once At IucumcarI, y. Me-,
AuF., !, 1905.
Notice j. hereby given tina Pablo
Medina ol RcvucltJ, -. NJ, who
On August !, 1908 made Home.
stead Entry No, -, Serial No.
oN2s, tor net, section 10, township
ron, Range 35c, y, NJ Principal
meridian. has hlod notice Ut lnten-
ton to make hnal tive year proof,
20 establish claim t. the land abov,
described before Register and Re-
criyer T.. >. Land Office " Iu.
cumuari y. NJ, on the 10th day oi
September zoos.
Claimant names A. witnesses
Epiianio Maritime, Of Rrvuclto,
y. NJ, FELIPE Montoya Of kcyuclt,
~. NJ, Ncnscslao Mares Ut san Jon,
y. NJ, lose Angel OF R]ryucito, y.
w..
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Notice For Publication.

Department OF the Interior /. -.
Land Once AT Tucumcari, y. NJ,
Aug, !, zoos.
Notice is hereby given that vii.
liam Il. Ridley OF Tucumcari, y,
NJ, who on Ian, 30, 1000, mad,
Homestead Entry No. -ol5 Scria.
No. oSlS tot w Sw4 and sw4 nwl
and lot !, Township ION, Rang,
5teN NJ, principal meridian ha,
filed notice OF intention TO max,
final Communication proof to cstab.
llsh claim to the land above de-,
scribcd pclOrc Register and Re-.
crivct t.. =. Land Once at tn.
cumcari, y. NJ, on the 18th day OF
September zoos.
Claimant names as witnesses
W. \. Jackson, Reuben \. boss
I'D Love, l.. T.. Schimp all OF
Iucumcari, y. NJ.
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Notice for Publieation

Department ut the Interior, L. =,
Land ONO, at rucumcari, y. NJ,
\ug. {, zoos.
Notice Is hereby given that I'm.
'huny Il. Fam at Roosevelt, y. VI.
Who on Apri' lh, TOO. made home.
tead entry No, 100 serial No.
lS2S tor nwI section p, township
IN, range 2oc, s. NJ. principal
meridian, has filed notice OF lnten.
ION to make final Communication
root, to cstahli N claim to tho land
,bove described. before Register
and Receiver, t.. ;. Land office at
rucumcari, y. W., on IN, 18th day
1t september, zoos.
Claimant names as witnesses,
{ = Downing, I VI Northop, { +
Downing, viii Stewart, all ol
Roosevelt, y. ~.
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Notice fer Publication

department. Ut the Interior, [ =
and OHc, at Iutumcau, ~. Me-.
august 1, zoos.
\uuc. Is hereby given that uol.
Ili, K BLESS ut Lewis, y vt, who
~ Ian. IS, 100, mad, ho u,-t,ad
ntrN 50 l4SpN serial so p~2I iur
u section IS, ~, Hn, rlnI. 52.,
, VI principal meridian, ha, filed
lptio, Ut an, ntiou 70 maxi, final
.ommutatIon proof, To- establish
LAIN t. tn, land ahoy, described,
brior, Register and Receiver. l. :
Land u'1r, at IucuUcarr s. w., on
the 18th day Ut September, zoos.
Claimant names ~ witnesses.
lanes I Wilson. lOhn krmhcrlinE,
Grorg" \ Wilson. Frank kimhlcr,
all Ji Lewis, ~. v.
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Notice for Publicstion

Department ol the Interior, u. y.
Land Office at TucumCari, y. Nj,
Aug, !, ZOOS.
Notice Is hereby given that Fred
x. Vernon, OF llasscll, y. NJ, who
on Oct. q 1000 made Homestead
Entry No. t2656 Serial so oS24 iol
swl Section -, Township 81 Range
2Sc \. NJ, principal meridian, has
filed notice oi intention to make
final communication proof, to cstab-
llsh claim to the land above de.
scribed before J.. l.. House, T.. ;.
Commissioner, IN his office nj
House, ~ NJ, on the iIth day OF
September zoos
Claimant names as witnesses
I. !. Hawkins, +. Hawkins,
W. {, Parker, all OF Hassrll, y.
NJ, Chas. Cakcr, OF Chariot, y.
VI,
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Notice for Publication.

Department Oi the Interior, L. \.
Land Once 1T Tucumcar., y. NJ,
\ug., I, zoos.
Notice j. hereby given that lame,
I. Wilson vi Lewis, y. NJ, who
On Oct, 20, 1000 made Homestead
Entry No. lass Serial No. Oslo
tor - SCI and - swl Section ~.
Township on Range 5Sc y. NJ,
principal meridian has nlrd notice
ut intention To- make hnai comma
tation proof, to establish claim t.
the land above described hrlor,
Register and Receiver, T.. :. Land
once at Iu,umcari, y. NJ. IN the
18th day ct sept, nb,r, zoos.
Claimant names 4, witur, SEES.
j.. W. Hunt, M"lyIll, IL. Bless.
John kIubrrhup, Frank kImhlrr,
All vt LOWS. y. NJ.
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Notice tor Publication

Department OF the interior, L. :.
Land Once at Tucumcarl, y. VI.
\ug. !, tpoN.
Notice j. hereby given that Nan.
ME T. Wilkcrsun OF san lon, y VI,
who on Npril lb, 1000, made home.
stead entry SO N2,S serial 80 oN22
Tor lot and ,c4swl sec. 30, and
lot 1 and uvluwl section 81, ~, 10
o, range 5so, y VI principal mori-
dian, has filed notice oi intention
to make final communication proof,
Co establish claim TO the land above
lcscubcd, before Eugene T. Hedge
'lke. l. = commissioner, ~ his Of.
ice at Ednec, y VI, on thu 18th day
IT September, zoos.
Claimant names As witnesses
Nack Horne, Thomas Horne, oi
Bard, y w.. Iohu Griffith. W T. la.
,rr, Of san lon, w..
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Notice Tor Publication

Depart nent ID: the Interior, L :
Land ONE, At Iugum,arr, 70 y.
August !, I4O~.
NJtlo, ., hereby given that Mis-.
Will, T. Wilson Jt Lewis, y 80, who
on Nov. H.. iIon, mad, homestead
entry so 1905 serial So oSIs ton
net section -, a., on, range see,
y 81 principal meridian, Ha, filed
notice yi intention To- make nna.
Communication proof, % establish
claim - the land ahor, described.
hclor- Register and Receiver, l. :
Land yrnc" At Iucumcarl, y ~, OF
thu 18th da ut september, 100,
Claimant name, A. witnesses.
Iyhn Numbering, Frank kimhlcr
N-l,iil, K Hl,.-, " Hunt all %
Lewis, e 80.
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Notice Tor Publication.

department OF the Interior, t. =
Land ono" at Tucumcari, y w.,
August !, zoos.
\O,Ic" IS hereby given that
G,org, \ Wilson ot Lewis, y u.,
who On Nov. Is, 1000, mad" home.
stead entry SO 1910 serial So oS2o
Ton So section -, township on,
rang" q" y VI. principal meridian,
mas hl"d motto" oi intention 10 make
final communication proof, 10 eStab-
ll,n claim 10 the land above de-.
,crihcd, before Register and Re.
c"lvcr, t = Lard Jtnc' At rucum-
carl, y VI, on the 18th DAY ot Sep.
tcubc', zoos.
Claimant names as witnesses:
lonn kunbrrling, Frank klmhlcr,
melville Il Bless, ~ Hunt, all OF
Lewis, y. ".
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Notice for Publlcation

Department Ut the Interior, /. :.
Land Once 1T lucumcau, y. NJ.
\uGurt r, zoos.
Motto /, hereby given that yin
lIv l., Coupvcr ui Iiollcnc, =. NJ
vino on Iuiy {, 1907, made home
stead entry No. 1873 serial No
.osuI ton ST section =, township an
range soc, y. NJ. prlacipal mcri
dian, has nlcd notice OF intention
10 make final Communication proof,
- establish claim to the land ahoy.
described, before ". L. Partlow,
o.. ;. commissioner, in his Office a.
liollcno, Quay county, y. NJ, or
tn, 18th day Jt September, 1905.
Claimant names as wltncs,e-.
". T.. Ncladdrn, IOhn G.. Grinth.
Lola CJnovrr, Mr.. +. G.. Grlmtn.
all Ut iIy,lrnc, y. VI.
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Notice for Publication.

Department oi the Interior, T.. =.
Land Once at Tucumcari, y. NJ,
august s, zoos.
Notice i, hereby given that John
c.. Rush OF Moore, y. NJ, who Oh
sept. -, Iooh, made homestead
entry NJ. IIoSS serial ~. oS5I Tor
sw4 section 3, township ron, range
soc, y. NJ. principal meridian, has
nlcd notice ol intention TO make
final Communication proof, to estab-
llsh claim to the land above de.
,rrihcd, before Register and Rcceiv.
,r, L. >. Land office at lucum.
carl, y. NJ, on the 18th day OF
september. zoos.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
j., i. Avery, Henry ellis, \.
Moore, /. T.. Moore, all vt MoDu..
y. VI.
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Notice Tor Publication

Department ol the Interior, l. >
Land Once at rucumCari, y NJ,
August a, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Fcrli
Gouley Anderson OF Hartford, y VI,
who ON May 10, 1907, made home
stead entry va 1890 serial 80 oS27
Tor swI section %, township n,
range 2oe y principal meridian,
has filed notice OF intention to make
final five year proof, to establish
claim TO the land above described,
before Register and Receiver, Il ;
Land office At Tucumcari, \ NJ, on
the TSth day OF September, 1908,
Claimant names as witnesses;
Pete A Stctian, Eddie Downs,
Bertha NJ Schaub, OF Hartford, )
NJ, William III miller, OF House, ,
NJ,
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Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Tucumcari, ~ NJ,
august 5, zoos.
Notice is hereby given that +.
G.. Alley OF san ion, y. NJ, who
on Ian. 20, foob. made homestead
entry No. 7o2- serial NJ. oSlS for
Swinc4, sc4nw4, nw4se4, ne4sw4
section !, township on, range sac,
y. NJ. principal meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make final
five year proof, to establish claim
to the land above Described, before
Register aud Receiver, T.. =. Land
office ut rucumcari, y. W.. on III,
10Th day OF September zoos.
Claimant names as witnesses:
II. W. Moore, II. NJ. Porter, \.
Alley, Chas. Pippin, all OF San
Jon, y. NJ.
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Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior, T. :
Land Once at Tucumcari, y NJ.
august !, zoos.
Notice Is hereby given that
lanes l. MOSS OF House, y VI, who
On \prll Is, too7, made home
stead entry 10 t72So serial 80 oSl F;
tor nwl section IS, township Sn,
range 2S e., y principal meridian,
has filed notice oi intention to make
final communication proof, to cstab-
llsh claim to the land above de.
,cribcd, before l. House, L ;
COMMIT ,ioucr, IN his Office At House
y VI, on ihc 18th day Vi September,
1905.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Curtis, II Clrgg, |. vii.
banks, Perry Roupe, all OF House,
w..
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Notice for Publication

Department u the Interior, T.. ;.
Land Once n Iucumcari, y. Me-
\ug., !, zoos.
NOtio, Is hcrcbc given than Guy
T.. Butler, san lon, who on Aug 20,
1000 made homestead entry No.aoIS
serial So. OS2s tor So section 30
township On range 5sc y. NJ, prin-
,ipai meridian ha, hlcd notice OF
Intention 20 make hna! commute.
tiYn proof, to establish claim 10
90, land above described, bei.rc
Eugene T.. ll,dgecoke, T.. 81,
Com missioner, m his othc" AT En-.
dee, y. W., on the I4th day OF
sept ubcr, zoos.
Claimant names as witnesses:
j.. +. Wcathcriord, OF san lon,
y. 81, Isaac N"rr, Samuel t..
Gridcr, Alta \ Ncu, all ol Allen,
y. VI.
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Romero Noises, 1907, per PROF
tax y "a, pen lhc, pub 35c, totaI
f4.6I
Solanu, Marcos, 1907, lots s and
q. block IS Logan, taN ~ os. PET
6oc, rub CSC. total g 90
Sears, Curtis, 1907, per prop
tax ~. 10, pen Soc, pub 35c, total
1855
Smith II l. 1907, per prop tax
3.oS pen t6c, pub 35c, total $50
WEIGH \ 1907, lot y, block IA,
Burns first add Nara Visa, tax
~ 70, pen 54r, pub 3nc, total go.
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The Physician in Politics.
From the Detroit Free Pres


Fully one thousand physicians in Michi.
gan are said up to date to have written
DR.. J.. B. Bradley to express their in
terest in his candidacy for governor and
assure him OF their personal support
These letters constitute, of course. a
most significant exhibit in the contest for
the nomination.
These letters are from men who knew
him in his student days. who have been
associated with him In practice who for
a quarter Of a century have been coming
in contact with him in medical societies
and other social and professional rela-
tions Surely what these men have to
say about the dependable qualities of the
doctor and the merit and competence he
will bring to the ONCE have a value for
the public.
And the keen interest which has led
these thousand physicians to send AZ
promise of support In personal letter
ence than such influence as an indorse-
rnent of personal worth given by those
best qualified to judge may have on the
public mind. Anyway. 1t is not going to
be an entirely academic influence.
The physician IL numbered among the
most conspicuous personages OF his com.
nunity. In many small communities he
is the most influential parsonage. In
seemly and proper and still highly effec-
sionel dignity, In ways such as were rec.
commended in the late meeting OF the
American Medical Society for making the
influence Of the profession felt In public
affairs the attitude Of the doctors Of the
state will be shown to have been Of no
small Importance in the result Of tho yot-
inG. a - -. s
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GRANT AT MT. McGREGoR.
Memories of Last Say Days of In
creasing Weakness.


His life at Mount McGregor was neces-
sarily very monotonous. When he was
not engaged in his Memoirs in his little
office adjoining his bedroom he would sit
for hours on the porch reading the news
papers or watching the crowds of sight
seers who were constantly about the cot
tage. BY an unwritten law of instructive
courtesy it was understood by the visitors
that they should not approach too near
or in other ways manifest any unseemly
curiosity. The general became very an
preciative Of this display of good feeling
and respect for him, and often regretted
that he could not make a suitable
return. Many as they passed the porch
would lift their hats in salutation,
and feelingly acknowledge the at.
tention. These salutations however, no
came so frequent that 1t was imnossthIe
to respond to them. it being generally I'M
derstood that to do SO would tire him un-
necessarily. On one occasion a ladv re-
moved her bonnet and waved II in a most
deferential manner. This action so an
pealed to the natural gallantry of the
general that he duly acknowledged the
courtesy py rising from his chair and lift
ing his own hat by way of graceful recoe-
milton.
When out-of-doors he ALWAYS wore a
high "stove-pipe" hat. being particular in
this way to prevent neuralgia attacks, to
which he seemed at the time to be special
ly liable. For the same reason. also. a
light silk scarf was wrapped around his
neck and sometimes, when in q draft he
would tuck one corner Of the covering
under the rim of his hat in order to pro,
tect himself more effectually. His steadily
increasing weakness did not allow him tn
walk much. He ventured only short dis
tances. and then always with an attend
ant. One time in strolling to a summer
house on the edge of the mountain to
enjoy the fine view he became SO much
exhausted that fears were entertained Ut
a serious collapse. This experience had
a very depressing effect upon his shirts
and necessitated the use Of a so-called
bathchair, in which afterward he VAS
wheeled about the grounds On one &C.
casion while his colored servant Hsr-
rison was propellng him he humorouslv
remarked that often before he had had q
much faster horse. but probably no "a fer
one as he was certain that the animal
could not run away uphill
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Clyde Ear, aged twenty years. and
waiter CoWltz. aged fourteen years, were
Killed by lightning on farm near VAN
dalia. Ohio, yesterday The boys had
taken their horses into a barn and Zar
laid down on the hay inside the barn
while Cowitz stood outside. leaning
against the barn.
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GENERAL NEWS GATHERED
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT

There is now on way from Maine ports
to this city about 10000 tons Of natural
Ice aboard seven vessels. The entire
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RESORTS
WEST VIRGINIA.

HILL. TOP HOUSE,
Harpers Ferry. W. Va good table, comfortable
beds: grand mountain scenery. Try 1t this sea
T. s. LOVETT.
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MONTICELLO.

ATLANTIC CrTY'S BEST AND MOST
HoMEIIKE HOTEL AT MODERATE RATES.
splendid location. Kentucky ave, near Beach
and all attractions. Modern. high-class. Ele.
CANT rooms with bath. Excellent cuisine. White
service Capacity, 500. 500 up daily; 500
up weekly Illustrated booklet.
jelS30t,1o A. G. EkHOLM.
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AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN.
Colonial Beach Hotel
MISCELLANEOUS.

MANUAL OF SUMMER RESORTS ISSUED BY
New York. New Haven and Hartford r, r: de-
serioes summer places Of New England. Write
1el9-S0t-A
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AURORA HOUSE

NEAR DER PARK AND OAKLAND'
Now open select family and health resort.
Home comforts: excellent table. Always cool.
No mosquitoes For booklet, terms. etc. address
j. A. SHAFFER. Prop, Aurora. W. Va.
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THE LOCKWOOD AND ANNEX. HARPERS
Ferry. W. Va, opens June 10. Shady lawns;
table and service excellent A. P. DANIEL.
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FEW GIRLS OR SMALL BOYS WILL BE
given especial care farm. For particulars
address Mrs J. THOS. CLARKE, GAINESVILLE,
Howard CO., Nd iy1S-3ts4
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COOL. HIGH HEALTHY: PINE AND MT. AIR:
pleasant rms, pure water. good table: cow. to
sta and city: adults pref'd: S. to So wk. Ad-
dress lD1LW1LDE. Gainesville station. Va.
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