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weight champion show ed up like Q second
rater and that at one period OF the gduire1
mil the latter came within an ace Of scoring
2 kpookout. The New. Yorker also SAT-
that Burns was absolutely sure that he could
whip Johnson and that his confidence re-
defeat.
! The fighting game will probably enjoy
q boom in Tennessee soon, for the bill
egalizing eight round bouts with decision
~ That state has been passed by the Legis-
signature. II IA said that three clubs vii
ne operated In Memphis, two In Nashville
I and at least one each n Chattanooga, KnOI-
newly oH aemphs RS.S SssSsS taa m,
VIII pun on some important mills Ia the
near future,
r. Dugan, who will ride the whitney and
Belmont horses in England this ysaf. has
/ leit california under a suspension for rough
TldlnE an old onenoe-and will leave here
LOT the other side next week; pugan will
Is believed, and he is bound 10 make his
marx as he Is the best lightw ri ght Jock ey
on the American turf
Horses were worked over some OF the
local tracks Yesterday and within the next
month there will be numerous arrivals from
the Coast. Among them will be the racing
sstsbles trained by Walter Jennings, Frank
best known thoroughbreds just now are
Inc Gardener. Witohing Hour. Mascarada.
Mason. Royal Captive. The Squire. McCarteI
and Don Creole. At the Bay are Big Ben
Srapple, Masquerade, Brother Jonathan
forkist, Master Robert and bunch OF two
Sear-ofds belonging TO various owners.
Walter Miller, once the champion Jockey.
hinsins seriously OF retiring from the
and is now attending school His mother
is said TO have the bank roll securely sewed
up.
8. c. Hildreth says that he viii bring his
great stable. including King james, Mont
gomery. Restigouche, Joe Madden. Fitz-
Herbert and other cracks to the metropoh-
string on. the Canadian circuit also Hi
dreth will probably earn 10000 Ia stakes
and purses on the Coast this winter.
This is the time Of the year when we
are told that this and that baseball star is
nolding out Tor more salary and viii quit
the gene unless his demands are granted
covered couple Of wonders.- It's all In
The game. but IL H. well to remember that
the baseball star. who growls for more pay
rather @ lose ps pay a dsy ,Hs vSiis % i S seldom
fails to be the case that the wonder who
Sstt the os PEI Sve[ The fences IN ths south
pitching on the home diamond.
The Coney Island Jockey Club announces
that the following horses are eligible to
TO be run az the bay In June Detective.
Practical. Solicitor. Rhombps, Laconian,
Ray Tree, Melodeon,. Donald Macdonald,
fitz Herbert. Joe Madden. Casaue. Hilari-
Gus, Ultimus. Helmet. Sunbury, Fayette.
Iorbellino. Forero. Tungsten, Fred Mailer.
Nature, WallnoTer. District Attorney, Paio
Alto. Chaninch. County Fair, MI Derrecho
Fayette holds. this bunch safe. The Tidal
eligibles are for the most part the Same,
with Fayette doubtless the best. Il looks
not send Fayette to England because he
felt sure that the great Ogden colt would
he invncible here a. q three-yesr-old.
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COLt MBiA CYMNASTS WIN.
Morning side Team Heats Naval Academy
I'm Close Connection.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Feb 27.--The gymnastic
teams OF the Naval Academy and Columbia
met in a contest here this evening. Columbia
winning by the score OF 20 points to 10
There were five events-h horizontal bar
tumbling, parallel bars. side horse and
rying rings A first scored five points.
second three and third one. The match
Was interesting throughout and in doubt
until the last event was announced. Schoon-
maker OF Columbia WAS the star individual
performer He took first In both the bar
events. tied for first Oh the side horse and
Was bird on the rings,
The summary:
Horizontal bar Won by Schoonmakcr, Co
mmbla; Lagoi Naval Academy, second: haest
ner, Columbia, third.
Iumbllng " n by Kelner Naval Academy;
Lam. Columba second. MCCannless. Columbia
third.
Parallel Bars Won by Schoonmaker. Coium
bla. Waddlnglon, Navy Academy. second la
mont. Naval Academy. third.
Idle Horse Nice abe. Naval Academy, and
Choonmakcr, Columbia, tied for frst; hanrahan,
Columbia third.
Flying Rings Won by McCulloch. Columbia.
Wsddington. Naval Academy. second; Schoon
maker, Columbia, third
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TIGERS AT HOME IN WATER.
Princetons Well Baiancod Team Beats
Uaryard-s Aquatic Experts.

PRINCETON. n. j., Feb. 27.--Princeton pre-
sent ed a more evenly balanced swimming
team than Harvard tonight and defeated
the visitors by the score OF 80 to 2s. The
relay race, which was tho initial event OF the
programme, was the closest ever seen here
Chambers Of Princeton swami the last iaE
against Cutler OF Harvard. The two were
neck and neck till the last few teet, Ehen
Chambers made n final dash for the edge OF
the pool. winning the race by Few lncsSS
Cutler OF Harvard was the star OF the meef,
making thirteen OF Harvards twenty-three
points, besides swimming the sensational
race against Chambe In the relay.
The water polo game was won by FRINGE
ton, Capt. BaInman the husky football man.
scoring the lone goal or the game.
The summary
Relay Race 500 Yards Won by Princeton team,
consisting OF Wilson, Dennston. BammAn and
Chambers. Tine minutes ~ seconds
~ Yard Swim-Won BY Denniston, Prince eton.
Cutler. Harvard, second: hoyt, Harvard, third.
Time, 20 ) seconds.
ion Yard Swim-wop By Cutler. Harvard;
Chambers. Princeton. second: Dennistcn. Prince
ton third Tine, l minute 2 seconds.
Plunge for Distance Won by HAwley. Prince
ton. Read Harvard second Wlthing ton. Harvard,
third. distance. ~ feet
Fancy Diving WON by Psrke. Princeton: Joss
Harvard. second: Burnham. Harvard. third.
an Yard Swim-Non by Cutler. Harvard:
Chambers. Princeton. second; Asplnwai. BAr
ward. third. Time. minutes 20 as secoDds
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Co,umbia's soccer schedule

Columbia's soccer schedule for the spring
season was announced yesterday by W II
Murphy. the manager. As the work on
the reconstruction IL to begin in less han
tNo weeks the soccer players will he able
to hoid only one game on MorningSide
Heights. This will be- the opening game of
tnr season oh March ., bet tween Columb bia
aud PENNSYLVANIA. The other games which
are to he played Ia New York viii be held
on local fields. After work l. begun on South
Field tho team Will practice al Van Cort y
laud' Park. The schedule II AZ follows.
March o. Pennsylvania OF South Field: IL, Havcr.
ford ~ New Work: II, Springfield Training SchOo
at New York 80 Yale at New York: q, Cornell
at ithaca. Aprl Ia, Staten Island Field Club at
Livingston; IL. Harvard at Cambridge
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Hunt Clubs and stewards Agree.

4 meeting Of the committee OF the stew
ards Of the National Steeplechasc aud Hunt
Association and the committee appointed
by the hunt clubs at the meeting Of De-
ccmber 10. 1908, was held YESTERDAY The
action OF the stewards in appointing hunt
elected annually six by the recognized
hunt clubs aud three by the stewards of
the National Steeplechase and Hunt Asso-
citation, 10 have jurisdiction over and con-
troll OF all matters connected with reCov-
nized hunt clubs and amateur racing, sub
ject to review. was unanimously accepted
The committee to serve until January Ia
1910, X az follows: Redmond stewart
X. \. Howand. Roy Baker. u j. Morris
II. b. Page. Charles PiiZer. \. !. 4. Der
eruk. Fletcher Harper and Westmoreland
Davis
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Exeter Wins Indoor Track Meet Tor Third
Time.

Boston, Feb. 25.--Athlete es from Phillips
Exeter Academy scored the greatest mum
Der Of points at the twentieth annual New
England Intersoholastic Association in
door meet in Mechanics Hall to-day. max
ing the third time the New Hampshire
bows have been victors. thereby giving
them the championship trophy. Only
one new record was made during the After
noon, 4. y. Chandler OF Brook line High
clearing the bar at feet i0,s inches In the
high lump. Exeter scored res points.
Worcester Academy 1871, Maiden High
School Q and Phillips Andover Academy y.
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Rochester Wins In Rough Game.

RoCuEsrFR. Feb. -. In the toughest
and most exciting basketball game seen
here this season the University of Roches-
ter i've defeated syracuse University to-
night, "a To 10 Rochester had n lead. -
to =, when the first half closed. Syra cuse
WIS Oui TO WIN. and IN the second half the
visitors Tactics hscgme such thai Kilpqt-
rick. centre. wCs ruled out for slugging
capt. Banks also WIS retired on he nNe
foul rule. capt. u,sidv of Rochester Wa
injured on the knee and had To retire. \
return game X scheduled for next Tuesday
night at syracuse.
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Barnard sepns Beat .iuu,n, a, Basket bali.

Barnard sophom6res defeated the alumni
last night al bask etball on the Thompson
court by score OF IS 10 g. The game
was a very slow one and Barnard was
kent busy putting in substitutes from the
start. Al the conclusion OF the second
half the alumni teams list OF substitutes
end Of the irst half was; Sophomore, u;
alumni, 3. Miss Leveridge, captain OF the
sophoniores. threw Ave baskets. Miss
Gleason also aided in swelling the aopho-
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West Point :..as Bass etbaI season.

WEST PoINr. n. ". Feb. al.-The West
Point cadets wound up their basketball
season to-day by defeating brooklyn poy-
had the brooklyn boys run OF their feet
and had scored twenty points before King
sbot the visitors first goal, The cadets
sia ackened their pace and By some fairly
good shooting BY King and Granella the
Poly boys had secured twelve noints when
IN. haif ended, with the score Army, 20.
brooklyn. ~. The second hall was even
more onesided,
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IIrown Defeats IIoI, Gross

pUoyIpENCE, feb. 81. Brown defeated
Holy Cross Tonight by II score of 20
to ~ in the roughprt contest seen ou the
local floor this spVsOn. RyVuet, baN.
and q Connor we're disuueli9 Tor makiug
tiNC fouls each.
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Mckenzie school Baseball Schedule.

lowing baseball schedule;
April Il, New Rochelle High School at Dobb,
Ferry: H. Adelph Academy a. Brooklyn: y
Inyight School at Dobbs Ferry; "a, Polytechnic
Prepsratory school at Dobbs Ferry "a, Hotch-
kiss school at Iskevlllc. Conn; May L Tar
at Dobbs Ferry & Alumni at Dobbs Ferry; ~.
Nohrgan Lake Nlitary Academy o. Dobbs Ferry;
Is Paving School at Dobbs Ferry: 10. HhoEley
School at TArrytown: y. Horace Mann school at
Dohbs Ferry; se Riveryiew Academy 81 Dobbs
Ferry: June ). Holbrook School at Dobbs Ferry:
Z Faculty at D0bDs Ferry,
The sun., 1909-02-28
MlIne lewis Wins right IN Paris.

SpfcfW I1Wf UfspNch N THE Sun,
PARIS, Feb. 81. Willie Lewis. the Ameri-
can boxer. defeated Croxon, an English
fighter, In tho hfth round Of match here
tonight. Lewis. although thirty-scven
pounds lighter than his adversary. won
with cRsc.
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EiSi TOR THE QIikERS.
Iinsk etbsli Team Gains Winning Lead on
Cornell In First Half.

philadelphia. Feb. 27.--Pennsylvania
defeated Cornell here Tonight in an inter
esting basketball game by the score OF -
TO 81. Penn practically won the game in
the hrst half when they ran up - to 3
score on the visitors. Cornell braCed in the
last twenty minutes OF play and while out
playing Penn could not overcome the Red
and Blue big lead.
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GRfAT BLRRING1OS, Mass, Feb. q. Rcrk
shire school defeated Salisbury school OF Sails
bury, Conn. 81 hockey here to-day by the Scorc
~ to&
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niher basketball Games.

Al OSsnng Mount Pleasant .ACNGcmy. e.
FordhAm Prep - Mount Pleasant Academy
Second, -. rorihsm Prrp Sccoud 20
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CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL
METROPOLITAN TEAMS MEET
nv SECOND ROUND.
University Settlement Wins From Tough.
Tin I~ceum In lSs Pound Class BY 80
Points 10 I7-C1ark Hsnse Beats
Alta, 4. 6. ~ . Narrow Marsln.

in The second round Of the Metropolitan
Association of The A. A. 4. basketball tour
nsmsnt tho University Settlement 1856 pount
team won It's hrsf game by tho score of o.
TO l2 from the Isof,shlin Lyceum i've on th'
latter's court at Heihsrt and Monitor streets
Brooklyn. The Clam House 100 pouh'
team won from the Atlas o. hVe oy ior
felt. The second game was more lhter
estins spectacle than the first. tb> sooIe oo
ing closer. Al the end the Atlas p,syor
we're ahead, with the score OF 20 10 II. rs"
ever. the victory did not count, as one Of TIM
Atlas players was found overweight, and the
score TO o Ia favor Of Clark House was Of
floislly declared.
The contest in the arst half was nip and
tuck. nelthsr team ever holding the lead
long. J. Rubin Of the Atlas A. G. gained the
lead in the end Of the half by his two fouls,
the score being II to 0. His foul shooting
throughout the game was the feature OF
the evening as in fourteen attempts he
missed but two shots.
Toward the close Of the second half. the
game being very close, rough play resulted
aud in enc ct the sorimmssss Charles Cen
tor was knocked out for two minutes. With
q better foul shooter Clark House would
have turned the tables as several more
field goals were tailed than by the Atlas
players.
The 1886 pound game was runaway race,
and Il looked as II University Settlement
could have rolled up . much larger score
with but little effort. When the game had
been safely won the University players
took matters easily and held little prao-
tlce match. Tho goals we're made with
monotonous regularity and with but very
few misses. The victory was due In large
part to the presence on the team or Ira
Streusand and Henry Brill. the two for
wards Of the crack q. G. n. Y. team. Be
tween them they accounted for thirty-three
points. Streusand's fioor work In psrtic-
nlsr. was noteworthy. He had great abil-
ity In getting the ball and directing Its
movement toward the opponents cage.
when through modesty he would pass
70 team mate for trial instead OF shooting
himself
II. Brill, who plays with Streusand at c. G.,
y. Y also showed up we'll ,as did Friedman,
the centre. Brill brother played az guard
and was relieved In the second half by n.
Brill. so as to enable Horowttz to be tried at
forward. Streusand also played single
half. jacobson taking part the, reet OF the
time. Streussnds work Ia all the more
renarka BILE, as his seventeen points were
scored In one-hAlf OF the game. McGrsth
and Leonard tried hard for. the home team.
but the team fell to pieces, being completely
outclassed.
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ScoreL pennSylN ania, ~. Cornell, q. Goals
NiChol >: McCrudden, I; Tvaddell 1: kennedy,
l. Avery. l; crosby, . Rurd I. Goals from FOULS
keinath, q; Crosby, g; Marks, !, Referee Sha rpe.
Nale. Time OF halves-eo minutes Substitutes
- kennedy for kelnAth, Braddock for McNlchol
BuTd for Avery, Whining for Crosby. Crosby
for Whining
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rrsS sSosAiih s.IdNiish q Sssfs n HSris % ss..a M Oa
Meii,ier ~. Mendsisee 10. Rabin o. Cohen D.
Goals from fouls Bernstein 0, Rubin n2
Referee -Reiutsky. A. A. T.. umptre-PoSEl,
Xavier A. c. Time OF halves-D minutes
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Lyceum. IL Goals from neld friedman a..
II. Brill "a, S,reussnd 90, Schenbsum q. Jacob
son % NJ Brill ~, Horowttk ~. AcGrath CN,
Leonard %. 0oals from foul, s,reusand @.
T. Bill % sshHl" 20; heoIssh p % .sI RsiereeT :
SubstIiutes- jacobson for Strcusand. HorowttI
for II. Brill II. Brill for n. Brill. Tine Of halves
The sun., 1909-02-28

=, r. Dugan, who will ride the whitney and
Belmont horses in England this year. has
Ieit california under a suspension for rough
riding an old offence and will leave here
earn nearly s.S, 600 In England this year, Il
Is believed and he h bound To make his
marx as he Is the best lightweight Jockey
on the American turf
The sun., 1909-02-28

ia tbnsIns sr SnGs ,hs CHAMPION a 6SSk,sSy
saddle. He has made taNO noO In three years
and is now attending school His mother
is said TO have the bank roll securely sewed
The sun., 1909-02-28

Ipere seems to be some doub, as TO the
ight Of Jabez White to call himself the
aghI0eight champion OF EnRia nd. well
'hoSu English sporting nsn who has
t.. arrived here says that White lost the
- t.n and that the latter, in turn. was de-
fca'ed by Young Josephs. " no IL at present
rrogniled as the British champion on the
,oon ready 70 box either Battling Nelson
1i lreddie Welsh, IL Is declared in Eng
Hnh mat White is too old 20 be OF much
ar'ount in he ring iutspite Of the state
20 'h" contrary. Joe Cans will probably
mas" White show what he Is made q when
.n'' nook up for ten rounds at the Ma
0'nhI \ {. on March l.?
H.l Jefries is on his way East with his
.I"d'ricdl combination and viii make his
' anpeara4fe IN m thl. eity Que Rss week IRON on
= at' n''e Of trainers With him and will do
GN tanning before the foothghts. New
Or "r- viii then have a. chance to Judge
Idr can ever get into his old condition.
v hauimann. whose challenge has been
NJ E'"u by Je:l. Is also oc hi: wSy mere,
'or aa 'r roiinds IDS Win s STANLEY Ketchel unless
~" ili, nr decides to take on Philadelphia
q 'Brieu
No!rt ono. the local lightweight who
49, r""rn'lv knocked out in FIVE rounds
VI "a'l Cross. has made hit in England
d. .npot ing ont all comers In four round
To-, "" will probably. get match at
" National sporting club with Johnny
I..'Hsr1, Nho recently defeated jimmy
hf'' ~ points IN twenty round contest.
T" going to Australia with Promoter
'.'."-u, Who " anXious 10 match him
-nn Tor bout at SYDNEY
Nsr Yorker who has just returned
''srral'a where he saw Burns defeat
."~ Hud lang az sydney and Melbourne,
"''S-'.'".'. says that the former heavy
The sun., 1909-02-28

Rough Silk P0ngees
From Tomorrow. March Ist, we will hold
An Extraordinary Sale of 1 E, 900 yards
of those desirable Silks including the latest and
most up-to-date shades,
special at SIC. yd.,
regularly sold for 400 a,yd.
The sun., 1909-02-28

8. c. Hildreth says that he will bring his
great stable. including King james, Mont
Herbert and other cracks to the metropoli-
tan tracks early in May. He will race q
string on. the Canadian circuit also. Hill
dreth will probably earn 900 la stakes
and purses on the Coast this winter.
The sun., 1909-02-28

Wv Yorker who has just returned
''srralia where he saw BuIns defeat
."> aud lang az sydney and Melbourne.
"''S-'.'".'. says that the former heavy
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-01-21
ROSY AND PLUMP
Good Health from Right Food.

TITS not a new food to me-" re
marked a Va. man. in speaking OF
Grape.Nuts.
About twelve months ago my wife
was In very bad health, could not keep
anything on her stomach. The Doctor
recommended milk half water but II
was not sufficiently nourishing.
"A friend OF mine told me one day
to try Grape-Nuts and cream. The re-
suit was really marvellous. My wife
soon regained her usual strength and
today is as rosy ard plump as when
a girl of sixteen.
"These are plain facts and nothing
I could say in praise OF Grape-Nuts
would exaggerate in the least the
value OF this great food" N
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek. Mich. Read The Road 20 Well.
ville." In pkgs. There's a Reason"
Ever read the above ietterf A new
one appears from time 90 Ting. They
sre genuine true, aud full OF huanA.
Interest.
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How Prize lamb. were Fed.

F. f. Bryant OF the Pecos valley.
New Mexico. exhibited load OF lambs
at the recent international stock show
and took first prize on them. demon
strating to his countrymen that he
knows how 10 grow good ones. The
lambs were dropped early In March.
the mothers being Gull ewes past their
usefulness on the range. They had
Leen put on alfalfa pasture in the fall
before. Through the summer the
lambs we're on pasture with the ewes
until they were wesned August 10.
From that time on they were fed green
COW peas and other green feeds and
alfalfa hay If the feed lot. They were
finished on corn, alfalfa. hay, beets
and other root crops. Mr.. Bryant gave
the feeding his personal attention and
the result shows that he knew his bus
mess. The lambs were eight days on
the trip to Chicago and won first out
of sixteen entries. They averaged lle
pounds
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BURY TREES sY ERROR.
Mourners Sing and Pray All Night
over Box Of Pear Striplinss.

Macon. Ga--A crowd OF grief-strick'
en- colored people consigned an assign.
ment OF fine pear trees TO grave at
Bowlingbroke. thinking they were the
remains of Tooger Adams. a negro
woman. who was stabbed by another
negro woman in Tybee.
The police, finding the dead woman
formerly lived In Bowlingbroke. mott
fed the mourners that the remains
would be sent ON an afternoon train.
When the box arrived containing the
pear trees II had so much the appear
ance OF coffin case that the party
took charge. The negroes carried the
box to the home of relatives and sat
up. sang and prayed all night,
The word was out that the body was
terribly slashed by the woman's as
sailant and for that reason the box
was not opened. At the hour for the
funeral the colored pastor had his
text: ny their fruits ye shall know
them" Pallbearers, mourners and at
tendants. after the usual custom
buried the pear trees.
When the next passenger train came
bearing the corpse and the funeral at
tendants were notified there was
amazement and surprise NinshlE
cabaniss. farmer. found the mistake
when he made a search for the pear
trees.
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gave her the big fellow. The little
snake IL about three feet In length
and one OF It's favorite positions Is
coiled In It's mistress hair. Here u
will remain perfectly quiet for hours
at a time. observing all that IL going
on. however. The two snakes are.
great friends BILLY receives rs much
care as a child.
Every morning the snake gets a
bath OF new milk. the body afterward
being wiped quite dry. The box occu.
pied by the snake. which was made for
his especial occupancy. IL constructed
OF polished woods and Is lined with
soft cloths. There are perohes in the
box and long shelf that bis snake
ship may stretch upon.
Il havo always had a great liking
for snakes" said Miss Lambert Afraid
OF snakes? Well. should say not
For my part can't see what there II
about a snake that girl should be
afraid Of Now. some might say that
Billy is dangerous. but am not bit
afraid OF the big fellow. It's true that
he has the power now 10 RID hu.
man being by crushing. but ! know
that he won't hurt me. for ! think he
loves me lie Is so nice and Affection
ate. running his head up on my face
and In a way almost kissing my cheek.
Why. I'd hate to part with Billy. and
don't intend TO as long as ! can keep
him"
One day. not long ago. the snake 90
capped from its box and invaded the
family pantry Then there was a great
connection. for In his progress about
the place he tipped over many pieces
of china. and the resulting wreck was
something that the family may remem-
Der for some time.
II was on the same day when RE big
fellow was making his way through
the parlor OF the house in HIS course
OF investigation that the family cat
espied the serpent. There was a fran
tic meow" and the cat made her es.
cape through a window. Since that
day she has not returned. aud II is
thought that the fright which the
feline experienced was 80 great that
she has gone 10 live with people who
have no snakes.
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TRY THIS FOR COLDS

Mix half ounce OF Concentrated pins
compound with two ounces of give
crime and a half pint OF good whiskey;
shake IL weir each time and use In
doses Of teaspoonful TO a tablespoon.
full every four hours.
These ingredients can be obtained
from any good druggist who WIN pre-.
pare the mixture. or II can be mixed
at home.
This Is said TO be the quickest cough
and cold cure known to science. and at
the same time II has a splendid tonic
effect which benefits tho whole system.
The Concentrated pine Is a special pine
product refined for medical use and
comes only in half ounce bottles. each
enclosed in a round case. which Is air.
tight, to retain all the original strength
OF the fluid. but be sure Il Is labeled
Concentrated"