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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27
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pssasge through The bore rs 10 AID 10 pre-
serving thr iulin ~ the bullet In iranspnrta.
lion. Eueland used for 4 time the Boxer
buIIeis Tbey Hrre made ny pressure aud the
lead had Vne-thlttrguth part ~ tin. The
Martiul-lienry ~ Boxer caiiirr ~ bullet was
itsned 10 Eutlisn Troops in 1871 end differed
frotn iha Enfield In that Il bad two cavities
ami three Yrunves II weighed $50 grains
Apd Vas fired from barrel bRying one TWIST
ia twrntt.iuo inches Last year England re.
dursd tile gauge and made l01Wo stand 81
EnBcld Martial tlaea Zach carried ~.
later a change Of calibar was agetn decided
an. d,alti,cF 40 plus was determined 70 DC too
large a uullct aud one 81 caliber 81 men.
which a no thicker than an ordinary lead
Pencil. was adopted. England discarded AT
t,rcytnus ealibers aud nov such oi tue Dig
bored guns aud biz bullets a. arc not sofa
will be sent 10 her colonies. 80
Tho efficiency aud celebrity 81 Tue llRe
snttakets (paFa binc = IiCc). le5O'lonl, sue
csgtlsd hv the famous Chasscpot, Was WnoJiy
due 10 the elongated pruinetile. IN loHN 20 !
The superiority ol the infantry srinsm.n, m
thr Frpneh 10 the prusslan was due to me
suneri,,rit, Of the CbassepDt over the paper
cstlridse nf the Drryse needle-gnn then u.eu
~ he prussians Before The caution OF the
prassian llad overcome the prejudice against
fnciai,Ic.caifidRe cases three distlnet ou, .s
were employed 10 tho French ermr' Inc mrs,
heavy anu was
loav rapges only, II was heId that ea
rpse had demonstrated that bullet 20 &c
sffesttvc at distances IN excesset les ystls,
sinsaid weigh over $40 grains ~ wac c,te9
thst the crnss.bow bolt OF Robin Hood welg l.
ssll srsine and II was believed that = ouiet
10 haze force and accuraer At long alstA ila
sts.ia ~ a mass OF metal rivalinE tue inel,
Jssc. IN the cannon OF the DAYS ot tau
$3.50 Eronch sbarpshaoiers we're therefore
ss,,.'d ssith inc Citations rifle aud bullet. Inc
sss.u',,a nattern OF French bullet was light anu
.s,,t,c,,, much accuracy. II had, however,
~, Iysirrls,ry. which Increased tue Shsnees
~ nttifng line of men at tie usual W nlshs
dlstance, The bullet weighed lto gtale ~ ~,
~ sirri from A barrel having one l"ist w
y, jnchest rallber, .glA
~ ts..,ra tIen made an important step ssu
~, IN Load closely followed by Deninssh,
hoWevrr IN changing INC cosi,p"s iar,,c
~ her bullet All hunters on., n
ZANE know that solt lcau ou,.e' ,hst
snts n worse wound tbau WY !
!. hs,dcped. The lead naitons on slrlhipg ~
,.d suhaIanrs aud makes iarEs i
shtIa tha hardened bullet passes tn ~ NV.
VIM less resistance The objection ~ W. ~
~ lead az tho material OF Duhet, " s NJ
~, wy ss,actv which permits lending anu lo ~,
Wv ~ tbe bore Its rtcpmtnenuat,pus nv
i w M, an,l its chedpness Aller tue W.,
" v,gsiei France abandoned the Chass.T,jpV3s
~ ~ tsyf model Gras calibar 500 ih y,
~ w. ,,s,.d a lead bullet Wv cauneI ~
flhe ~ tFiat az The barrel was gne tu,u
Y, Wv H, m inches, weight 1856 grains Vosisu''
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

A"0 AVaS~NN S"Fo IN ahe bhcAtonary
Is incompetent TO communicate the inex-
pressible satisfaction aud incomprehensi-
bic consequences resulting from judieious
administration OF DIR. Pierce's FaYorite
Prescription, preparation designed espec.
tally for the speedy relief and permanent
cure OF all Female Weaknesses, Nervous
ness, and diseases peculiar to the female
sex. Tie only remedy for woman's pecu-
liar lille, sold by druggists, under a positive
guarantee, 10 give satisfaction See guar
antee on wrapper OF bottle. This guarantee
has been faithfully carried out for many
years by the proprietors.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

A broad land, is this in which we live,
dotted so thickly with thrifty cities, towns
and villagesl Amid them all. with ever.
increasing popularity and helpfulness, is
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
giving hope and cheer where there il disease
and despair. Wherever there il humanity
there Is suffering; wherever there il suffer
ing there is the hest field for this greatest
American remedy. Consumption (which
Is lung scrofulal, yields TO it. Il employed
IN the early stages of the disease; Chronic
Nasal Catarrh. yields 20 it; Kidney aud
Liver Diseases. yield TO I'll II you want
the best known remedy FOR all diseases Of
the blood, ask for Dr. Pieree's Golden Med.
teal Discovery, aud take no other.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27
In Great Luck

Jack; "Gus, lend me a dolarp' Gus
tiubionslvl; "well, Jack, I've only got q
eonple Of dollars TO my namc.n Jacki
YOU'RE lucky ala think Of striking you
fiW two n--Ntig loyk Sat.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27
nrn,,o,,air Esrnka LIN.

Western Improved Singer Sewing Ma.
chimes just out Of the Factory for SIS. 1t
will pay every lady in this country to write
for large Illustrated Circulars 70 the Manu-
facturers, NJ. II. scullin g. Co., 779 West
Lake St., Chicago, Ill.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

Pure, Potent, Powerful! Palid People
Praise, Progressive People PURCHASED Pos
itively Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets,
Properly Partskeu. Preserve Physical
Powers, Produce Permanent Physical Per.
lection. Purchase. Prurel
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

Loo CADrss, lacking ele-
~ eance, were uncomfortable
ESN6gs%a homes Health and bappi-
ts%,.S-A ness were fonnd in them.
%S5YsS The best 81 the simple rem
f1ss. ~ "a edies used are given TO the
- world in Warmers Log
folgi TIP Cabin Remedies made by
Warner Of Safe Cure fame. Regulate
the regulator with Warmers Log Cabin
Sarsaparilla.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

st. Louis is to have new railroad depot
to cost 100000.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

when Baby was sick. we gave her castoria,
when she was Child. she cried for castorIa.
when she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
when sbe had children, she gave them castorl
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

The frat advertising agency Was estAb-
iished by Orlando Bourne, IN 1928.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

At goo yards the Lebel rife would go
through two men.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

The fresh fruit cron Of California tits
season has an estimate value OF $40, o00,-
600.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

lfAfaicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. lease Thomp
son.a Eye water. DrnggiaLa sell lt. &c.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

/ was SURPRISED
after using Ely
Cream Balm tw
months to find tn
right nostril, which
was closed for q
years was opet
and free as til,
other. / feel yer,
thankful II
Cresssnghsm,
275-1Sth St.,
Rrooklyn.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

desire to teach in the public schools Tue
IF Bingham county will be held next az e
Wednesday November 9Th. iealy
Ncils Anderson. Of Soda Springs. viii
announces himself an independent naS
candidate for commissioner Of the clsh
second district on the Republican ", I,d y
ticket See his card in to.days paper b, or
'eEle.
A shooting scrapc occurred at Soda q in-
s,,,;,,,s la, r,iJ,, ,,cpir. IN which tnucl'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

Men may be the lords of creation, but
some women beat all creation.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

Catechisms are said to have been COM
piled ia the eighth or ninth century.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

Mime. Patti.Nicolini is said to be writing
her autobiography
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

A Black Friday.-That day, when a per
son is first seriously attacked with rheuma
tism, may well be termed black one; but
II he uses Salvation Oil in time. he will
soon be abe to speak Of Good Friday"
1t 10 the greatest cure on earth for pain.
The butcher does have some funny ex-
pressions; he told his assistant the other
day to break the bones ia Mr.. Williams
chops, and put Mr.. Smiths ribs in the
basket for aim, and tell Mrs. Black to take
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup for her cold.
Russell Sage viii leave $50. 600, 900
when he diaa
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

The tropical fruit dealers organized q
trust at New Orleans last week.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27
Pure Blood

IL absolutely necessary In order N haze psrferAy
health. Hoods sarssparils is the great blood pnrs
ner quickly eopanefaz crofuiA salt riienm an&7
ali other insldons enemies which attack the bod
and undermine the health. IL also builds up khss
whole Fystsm cares dyspepsia and sick haaa@css@A-
and everconss that tired feeling
Il have been trenbied Erssg dsa with hes7asssss
had sppetits, strength and feit mmys-
cowid and be Abozs my work Since sakfn@-
Hoods sarssparls have not had the hesdacsss m@S
food has sssmsd 70 do me good and have feia mg~-
ssh growfng stronger sy@sy say." IL. A. sTkIz@Az@s
GRAD RapiaA Mich.
Hoods sarsaparlIIa
sssd By all druggists q, mz fsrsa Prepared eaaw
Ag C. HOOD CO. Lowell. MasA
100 Doses One Dollar
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

OF General r. b. Ayres, of the n-til-
lery, 1t is related that he was in com
mand of detachment of Union troops
who during the civil war burned the
house of a Virginian Confederate. The
wife of the Virginian fed from the
house with her baby in her arms, and,
seeking refuge in the negro quarters,
was forced to fly again when the torch
was applied TO them in turn. Seventeen
years afterward the Union officer, Gen.
Ayres, married the baby, who had
grown into 8 charming young woman
hood.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27

The economical girl-The one with small
wniat
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-27
CATAR r Fl
AY-FE II

pa-fC'e IL applied tnta each nastrii and Is agree-
able Price 50 cents at Druggists; by mail. regis
tered ~ cents ELY BROTHERS. 81 Warren ST.,
New York.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-06
Legal Executions by Electricity.

Hanging will be abolished in New
York after January next, when crimi-
nails will be executed by electricity.
The bill-now law-provides that the
prisoner, sentenced to death, shall be
Immediately conveyed to one of the
state prisons and there kept in solitary
confinement until the day of execution,
to be visited only by officers, or by his
relations, physician, clergyman or coun-
sci. The court imposing sentence shall
name merely the week within which
the execution is to tako place. the par.
ticular day within such week being left
to the discretion of the principal officer
of the prison. The execution is required
to be practically private, only officers,
clergymen, physicians and limited
number of citizens being allowed to be
present.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-06
SCHOOL CELEBRATION .w2N

The closing exercises of the Academy
Were a treat. The juvenile quartette,
How many miles to Babyland?" by
Laura Wood, Annie Beck, and Addie
aud Kate Cook. and Passing Away"
by Rosa Nickel, were highly applsuded.
All are deserving OF praise, especially
the singing. The school showed that
they were in thorough sympathy with
their teachers. which insures Mr..
Weeks success as leader and compli-
men,s Miss Robinson. The speeches
by members of the board of trustees
showed their appreciation of and conf
dence in the corps of teachers. The
Academy will boom now.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-06
BLAINE ON THURMAN,

JAMES q. BLAINE, in his celebrated
book called Twenty Years in Congress. u
paid the following hansome tribute to
Judge Thurman. His rank in the
senate was established from the day he
took his seat, and was never lowered
during the period of his service. He
was an ad dmirably disciplined debator,
was fair in his method of statement.
logical in lis argument, honest in his
conclusions. He had no tricks in dis.
cussion, no catch phrases to secure atteu-
ton, but was always direct and manly
His mind was not preoccupied and en-
crossed with political contests, or witt
the affairs of any state. He bad natural
and cultivated tastes outside of those
fields, He was discriminate reader.
and enjoyed not only serious books, but
inclined also to the lighter indnigences
of romance and poetry. He was espec-
tally fond of the best French writers.
He loved Moliere and Racine, and
would quote with rare enjoyment the
humorous scenes depicted by Balzac
He took pleasure in the drama, and
was devoted to music. IN Washington
he could usually be found in the best
seat of the theatre. when q good play
was to be presented or an opera was to
be given. These traits illustrate the
genial side of his nature, and were a
fitting complement to the stronger and
sterner elements of the man. His re-
tirement was serious loss to his party
loss, indeed, to the body. He left be.
hind him the respect of all with whom
he had been associated during his
twelve years of honorable service"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-06
OUR WARRENS LETTER.
New and Important Dis
cOveries Of Quartz in
Every Direction.
THE "MAYFLOWER" STRIKE.
Orcutts New Discovery on Tho
mas Creek---The Silver King
And Other Mines, Etc.
WAGON ROAD COMMUNICATION.
What the Camp will Do Towards Helping
Wagon Road From This Side.
HE "MAYFLOWER" STRIKE.
WAGON ROAD COMMUNICATION.

.WARRENs, I. T., June 81, 1888.
EDITOR Press New quartz ledges
continue to be discovered in various
parts of the camp. DR.. Waterhouse
and others, of Weiser, have located and
are now sinking shaft on the "Henne-
PIN" on the same hill as the Mayfower.
1t is similar in character to the latter
and promises well.
| George Brown & Co. have relocated
the Uncle Sam, and have found a Chin
ney of ore on it of extraordinary rich
ness, even for Warrens. George steps
high. They have also found a mine
named the June Bug, which prospects
well and is tracable nearly a mile. Ike
Orcutt, while on a customary evening
excursion in pursuit of bear and moose,
happened on to ledge containing
mineral, an average sample of which,
assayed by Prof. Riebold, went 1914 OF.
of silver and $40 and odd cents in gold.
AS Orcutt has need Of this kind of ore
to use in his business he at once located
it as the Last Chance. 1t is near the
head of Thomas creek, in section of
the camp not supposed to contain much
mineral.
Mr.. Riebold has lately assayed sam
pie of Silver King ore which went 2,6OO
o., (say 9 per cent? silver and some
gold. Helm q Orcutt have about three
tons of this general grade of ore stored
away under lock and key, besides a
great pile of second class on the dump.
The Mayfower Co. took out twenty
tons of ore in the first six days after the
discovery of this mine. Half of it they
had crushed at one of the mills here.
The result am not at liberty to state,
but all hands started for Boise city with
their bullion and pack horse. Being
cheerful lively lads they expect to have
a good time, and will return in month
or two and work the balance of their
rock, and perhaps more, for a winters
stake.
The Weiser & Warrens wagon road is
reported to have come to stand still
abreast of the Big Lake. A few old fel-
lows worked out their assessment, So
called, and stopped. The Warrens end
is all right and will be put through in
Short order when the other end starts
in way that looks like success. When
road is built from here TO the Warm
Springs, about twenty miles, that place
becomes diverging point for several
roads. Ifa company of much conse-
quence should take hold of MIR. Fenn's
mine they must of necessity make a
road to it. Then if the county will
make the balance of the road, three or
four miles, to Salmon river, and con-
struct free bridge, the Warrens people
Will build the road the balance of the |
way to the Warm Springs. But a toll
road will be of no use to US and free
bridge is indispensable. N. B. w.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-06
ORESTES' LETTER.
Accident to the Wdrrens Mail
Cdrrier---.SdJnOn River
DOings, Etc, Etc.
JOHN DAY CREEK, June 80. 1885,.

JOHN DAY CREEK, June 80. 1888:
EDITOR Press - George Otterson
brought the news tonight that VIII
Warden, the mail carrier from Mt. Ida
no to Warrens, was injured on Wed.
nesday or Thursday by his horse falling
through the Secesh creek bridge with
him. The cross-pieces of the bridge
are made of poles, instead of planks;
one of these had slipped back. and tho
horse stepped on the loose end, thaow-
ing his rider against the side timber.
He was found by the men of Benson's
pack train and carried to the Warm
Springs, while one man went for the
Weiser doctor, who was in Warrens.
Until he arrived it would not be known
how badly Mr.. Warden was hurt.
Mr.. Hickey, of Race creek, was down
on visit to Mr.. Cleary.
Mr.. Morgan, of Fiddle creek, spent q
few days here recruiting his health.
The Robie family are recovering from
the fever. They have had a serious
time with it.
The Kirkwood family have left the
country.
Roy Gordon cut his foot with an axe
and cannot work for while.
Mr.. Cleary, who has been sick for q
month with bilious fever, is recovering.
Mrs. Norman Gould, who was sick last
week, is also better.
The men are cutting clover. This
work has been delayed on account Of
the daily rains, 30 unusual on Salmon
river at this season. OREsTKs.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-06
THE SYMPATHETIC SNAIL TRICK,
A Chapter of Amusement for Lovers. RAJ.
atives and Friends.

atives and Friends.
To give person lock of your hair.
or, as In China, pairing Of your finger
nail, Is to show your perfect trust and
confidence In him (or herr by putting
yourself implicitly and entirely in his (or
herr power and safe keeping.
whatever has once belonged to any,
body, and far more therefore whatever
has once. formed an actual physical part
OF his person, puts its present possessor
so fully en- rapport with the original
troll that owners destinies.
In oil magical ceremonies, whatever
their purport-whether to avenge ones
SELF upon ones enemy, or to gain tho
favor OF the unkind and irresponsiyo
object OF ones affections, or to bring back
the heart of ones now faithless lover
1T Is almost necessary to throw into the
mystic caldron, or to burn with the fated
image. lock Of the persons hair or a
rag OF his clothing, or at the very least
something or other that has once be-
longed to him.
Here Is little illustrative modern
superstition which may help to make
clearer the frame of mind that renders
such strange forms of belief even now
possible.
1t Is known as the sympathetic snail
trlck: TO communicate with your lover
at distance, take two snails, and feed
them on lettuce in q box together for a
week or ten days before his departure
ior parts unknown. Then let your lover
take ono of the snails with him. while
you keep the other In box at home.
Arrange beforehand fixed day and
hour for communicating with one an
other, and at that hour take your own
snail out OF its box and lay it on slip of
paper on which you have written out a
copy Of the alphabet. ct shows the an
tiquity OF the superstition that the letters
must be capitals, In Roman form, not In
script hand.)
:, Induce the snail to travel along the
(the inducement usually assuming prac-
tical shape in the point OF a pin), and
then stop him.
Ii the experiment has been properly
performed, your lovers snail (put ont
similarly at the same moment, like a
molluscan travesty of the Corsican
Brothers) will travel along the corre-
spending slip and stop accurately at the
same letter.
You can thus spell out as many words as
lent fashion which the departed human
spirit has Independently invented for cor
responding through the medium of a S
o'clock tea table with It's surviving rela-
tives.
II the communication doesn't come off.
tnat Is because your absent lover, faith
less man, has forgotten or neglected the
appointed hour, or has ceased to love
you, or has otherwise in some way or
manner misconducted himself.
Perhaps, also, In the case Of places far
distant from one another, such as Eng
land and Australia, sufficient care NAV
not always be taken by the unscientifc
swain to insure the correction of the local
hour to Greenwich mean time; and the
sympathetic snail may thus be made to
walk about needlessly in his box at dead
of night while his Companion at the other
side of the world Is rejoicing in the full
enjoyment of the antipodal noontide.-
;. lLongman's Magazine.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-06

OUR WEEKLY ROUND UP.

B. F. Morris loans money on real es
tate security.
Commissioners meet Monday in reg
ular session.
Important business at the Grang,
meeting tomorrow.
]. FL. Forney, Mt. Idaho, has money
to loan On real estate.
Two death notices aad much loca
news is left over till the editor RECEIVERS
1 will sell beef cheaper than any shop
IN Idaho county, for cash.
81 w. f. SCHMADEKA.
Fifty acres timothy and wild oat hay.
Liberal share to have it cut.
If. ]. II. Robinson.
The present excessive tariff is simply a
tax levied on sixty millions Of people
fer the benefit of one hundred and fifty
thousand monopolists.
The Rushford wagon, sold by Frank
Bros. Lewiston agency, is the best in
the market. Call at Fleming's and ex-
emine them when you 90 to Lewiston.
Money loaned on Zeal Estate. Pay
ment made when papers are signed.
Unimproved decided land purchased.
Highest price paid for Countyswarrants.
40 DANIEL FREw. Mt. Idaho.
Says the Eugene City State Journal:
"We are informed that Gen. e. L.
Applegate is q candidate for the office
of United States senator to succeed sen.
stor Dolph, and will make an active can
vass."
The price of cattle has been climbing
upward for thelpast two weeks. In the
Chicago market one day last week as
high as 81 per hundred was paid. The
scarcity of choice stock is causing the
rise.
The Fourth of July celebration passed
off verys nicely, theilweather was fine
and everybody was satisfied with the
The ball in the even
ing was o gratifying success, and was
greatly enjoyed.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIc.-Whereas
there are rumors that the threshermen
Of CGmas.prairie have former a pool or
to advance the price of
during the coming threshing
season, this is to give notice that l have
not joined any such pool or combina-
ton, and that shall make my own
prices for threshing. C. II. BRocKMAN.
Owing to the continued i'll health of
the editor and the absence of help in
the mechanical department, the FREE
PRESS is not up to the mark this week.
for which we crave the kind indulgence
Of our readers. Even the Fourth of
July celebration and the races are push
ed aside because our boss is too sick to
write them up.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-06

There is big crowd here in attend
ance upon the races and much interest
is manifested in the result. To the en-
terprise of Frank McGrane the sporting
element are indebted for the excellent
program and management of the track.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-06
Independence Flat.
Fine showers this week.

FIue BHOWerS tDI5 week.
John O'Brien is out from Elk city.
John Smiley and VIM. Grotts will be
out for haying.
Bert. Cummings hauled a load of
lumber for the new school house.
A bear stampeded some of the Sun
day school scholars last Sunday.
We can raise anything on this side
except money. VIM. Names and the
Clark Bros. have each raised log barn
in the last ten days. KARL.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-07-06
TESTERD1YS R1CE.S,

First Race:-4 mile pony dash, for all
ponies under IA hands. Purse, $40.
Dude, /; Poco!ic, .; Prince, 8
Second Race mile dash, free for
all. Purse, $50. Smoker, l; Johnny
Rauch, 2; Jo 10, 8; Pillbox, 4. Pillbox
threw his rider as stated elsewhere.