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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
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FAIR NOTES.


In machinery hall Walter A.
Wosi Is on hand with three Of his
world famous machines, a binder. q
m 'wer and n horse rake. the superb
ority Of which for practical purposes
must appear 81 n glance. The
binder is particularly simple and
perfect in work. 1t has but one
canvas ON three rnllers, these being
al run by the working of the ma
chine, which allows the upper side
to run loosely and without strain.
The packer operates downward and
prevents the grain from banking up
near the elevator. The knotter is
-elf-regulating and every bearing in
every connection is 50 formed that
there is really no wear and tear.
The boxing is of brass, which saves
wear on shafting and chespens re-
pairing.
One farmer from lanlhiu county,
who has two of Ihcse machines,
happened to I've present and said
they could not be beaten. The
mower is also perfect in l;ghtuess
and action. Some nf its notable
points are direct drsft on the pole,
also the knife runs on steel plates
instead of on the sickle bar. thus
nsuring u tight, Regular motion al
he time. In fact the Joints Of ad
niration are so numerous a. 10 max.
heir enumeration impossible in Ii
short article. The rake can he run
0y the smallest boy or girl that can
lrive borsa. The "TRIP" for dump
ing the load has only 10 be touched
aud is then automatic, going back to
It's place without fail. But then
Henry Schumaker, the local agent
here can explain all the p1ints of
hese machlses to your satisfac; ion,
ust as Mr.. J. A. Freeman, general
agent has been doing in a gentle
manly way on the grounds.
The Jerseys are fast attaining
fame and popularity in this valley
IS mi X ami butter producers, and
20 man in the valley has gore TO
80 much trouble and liberal expense
To bring the breed up to pure stand
ard and keep constantly improving
the slOrk, as Mr D. H. Looney, OF
Jefferson. He already had Ashland
Boy ISIS cstlved Oct Il, 1856, Que
II the G<sl bred animals on the
coast, but not content with this he
last year imported from Peunsyl-
vauia ~ an enormous expense 8
-on OF old Stoke Pogis, $4,000
animal with the hest record
# any Jersey in the world.
The caif is called Oregon SioGe
Pogis, aud Is the only son Of old
Pogis on the Pacific coast; he was
caived February :, lssa. and is now
u beautiful animal Again Mr..
LOoney took Il notion 10 further
improve his herd, so he went 10
Illinois last spring and purchased
several Of the best be could find.
Among these is heifer, Marea's
Fair Daughter. whose mother,
darea, l0l67l has q record OF Il
lbs, 10 ~. Of butter in seven days
fhe sire OF this heller Is Peoria
Chief, with successive lst premi-
ums. and the graudsire is LeBrocq's
Prize, $3.50 one Of the most cele-
briited animals in the Jer-ey book.
These are only 4 few OF the choice
animals In MIR. LOoney's large herd
aud are but sample OF the general
character.
The judges and reporters are regal
ing themselves this afternoon Oh i'm /
ported Key West cigaS, q box of
VI hich was kindly donated by II. S. /
81 on, Of the Commercial street
cigar store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

a HIST.-PeUpIe hunt high and
low for styles and prices III ready
made clothes, but as The best tailor
on the Pacific coast cut. aud makes
tie Oregon City clothing. few ever
get farther than Ben Forstner's-
sole ageut az Sal-m. Considering
neat fits and great durability. he
can give discounts on any plc.s iu
the city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
FIFTH DAYS FAlS
Fight on the Ground Between
TIVE Women.

Life on the grounds was some
what enliveued about noon by a
fight hetwee two women on the
walk near the round house resisu-
rant. One jumped on the other in
regulation style with the renIars
"Ill teach you to te running sround
with my husband" and pumnielled
her in great shspe until they were
separated by some men. Names
are withheld.
FAIR NOTES
Among the very handsome CO;a-
cial exhibits IN the pavilion is that
of. c. Brown & Co. Of their stove
department. One beauty is the Flo
raj Acorn. parlor stove, full nickel
plated all over, the nickel aloDe c0st-
ing over SlOo. Then there is an uu-
iQue and very hAnissime stove built
in the style Of S fireplace sud viii
burn either c,sl or wood. Then
there Is the Floral Acorn partly
plated. 3 beautiful base-burDer -
wood, besides Eunber Of Others
and s pumjS- Cf cooking stoves ana
ranges Of the most approved .cyie>
and patterns Ne>>rs Brown & Co.
were - rushed with business that Il
Was impossible 10 get out su eN
hihit OF their las ariwaTe there, which
would have add--d much to th,.
show. But of their stove depa-t-
nent there u grand showing
which speaks sell for the goods OF
hand.
The money purse Of L. c. Folsom;
of 81 SUMNER street, which Was
ssolel oD Wednesday, was found
in the wagon OF J. Il.
Emmett, OF Polk county, which
s;ood in the brush around the fair
ground. There was yet one IS bill
n il which the ro5be-s in their
hurry had not discovered. Mr.. Em.
nett gave the pocket book 10 Ben
Taylor, Who returned il 10 Mrs,
F olson yesterday.
Mr.. Porter, Of Mehama. rude in
ID crowded car from the grounds
asi evening and upon his Arr.va! in
town found himself minus = shot
sack which he carried IL his pa.is
pocket and had s2S in il.
The horse parade was very fine, Z
arge humber O, the bes, animal.
ms, could De shown s; any fair in
me nation, being in line.
Henry Schomsker has his Office
u machinery hall nicely surrounded
1y the fencing he manufactures
himself and il looks well.
J. A Freeman, Walter 4. Woods
nan, has made many little
girl happy this week by the num-
srous fine fans given away.
Who can gei hungry in : valley
where 4a5 different varieties of po,a-
toes can De grown 10 perfection Oh
,ne fsrme
Thursdays receipts from 81
.ources are said TO have been the
argest Of any dsy Of the far in sew
.ral years
Thursday Dear machinery hall
ight buggy ran over 6-year old
Joy named Archie Weisner, the
Fheel passing over his shoulder, but
io1unstely breaking no bones.
The JOURNAL reporter Was mi-in-
o-med few days ago in relation 70
Miss Stella Cannon having painted
.ainsware in the Art department.
Mss Cannon has none 0. her cnllec-
iJn on exhibition al all The paint
ng in question is that Of Miss Ada
Sreyman and Mis-, Ho.ver-on, Miss
SEeymsn being one Of the most
li2hly accomplished in that work
" the coast
Geo. +. smiths California horned
Dads are the center Of great curias-
~. They have m4Ey qualities that
I,ake them quite popular a. p-is-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
Notice

To the public or salem and vicinity:
| hereby most respectfully aunOunce
that have reopeaed My dyring and
clearing work in the same place, lsS
CJmuerciai street, where | shall be
glad to receive ycur cslls.
Yours respectfully,
ALFRED WALDE,lAR NELSON.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

ADVERTISING. F. J. strayer Ia
gseting up acoliec,iop Of Willamette
saliey products TO oe sent TO lead
sngtOvn In Pennsylyanls, where q
promiDent merchant will place
them on exhibition. he wants
samples Of fruit. cerrsls and vege-
tables. fipe specimens as possible,
donated by our fruit growers. and
the baard Of trade Of Salem viii also
hsip along 10 the display. Leave at
this ofIlce or e0s Commercial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

Observation-Disclosures from par.
ties having hOr>e> for sale. with 3
9iew Of purchasing 80 or 81 head of
iarIn horses. Must be we'll broke
sud sound, ranging in weight from
100 to l25O pounds. Persons inter
estei will please call on Salem Land
Co, Post Office Block and give ps.r-
ticUlars. Ho--es that have never
been worked on railroad preferred
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

FoR SCHODI--The bes: line Of
regular scheni shO-s for service TO lie
found in the ciry-the celebrated
Bradley 4 Me,calf shoe. OF excellent
stock, warranted in every respect al
Vim. Browne, Commercial street. d
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

NEETISG.-Monday 1T l0:S0 the
ministers Of Salem are to hold 8
meeting 81 the Baptist parsonage TO
Try and see If al organization of
the clergymen cannot be formed. II
is desired that ali VITO believe in
helpful cooperation attend.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

Itching fils- are known by moisture
liEe pei spirafinn, causing intense Itching
when warm. This foTm ~ ell a. Blind
lr. bs-snkOs Pile k<-medy. wni cr sri-
directly On the parts afi.s-ted- absorc- Ia
ibors, aliays itching ard effesis . perfnsn-
eni cure. % c-nis Druggist or mail;
tretlse Tree Dr bse@nko, FiqaA. o, eoad
by smtr h a rtsiiser.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

No1IcE--Tbe JOURNAL carriers
will not make the regular semi
monthly collections this week, as 50
many people are not at bane,
owing TO the state fair. They will
make the rounds next Monday.
S~pt. I'D, when all sutecriber are
requested Ia hsre their money
ready. II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

In view Of the expected rush for
his fine grapes. peaches, lines, lem
ous, melons and other fresh fruits,
J. q. Wright mas examined the
floor of his store and finds il will
hold more weight than can ever l.e
cot on il.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
Madame Ieitsworth.

Wonderful natural seer and clair
voyant fortune teller: also correct
palm readertwo days. Saturday and
sunday, SEPT. ~ and 2ISt, Moore's
block. Commercial street. Circle
sunday aI 80 D. N. e-la2d.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

wASTED.-Boys to sell the CAPI-
TAI JOURNAL on fair grounds-
Liberal commissions cts profit on
each paper sold. Give your boys
chance 10 earn 3 penny. All nnsold
papers returnable.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
The EIect. of Mental Exhaustion

Many diseases. especially tho-e OF the
nervous system are tire PROD ucis Of dAil 3
renewed msDtal cI IhausLlor. Buslne,s
4voc-zilons oft-n involve al amount o.
mental Sessr and lear very PREF iclal to
puysiczl hraltI, and the pr1ie--or- q. ar.
uuonsiy pursued are no l--s destructive 10
brain and nerve ta-eue. a- l. Ole O. the
mos lmpo~ispt attributes OF hosI..,eF's
stomach Bitieye, that Il eomden.S.,es for
inis uucue in-- OF tissue. and tina. Il I'm
paris neS .ncrgN in ,ne brain and nerves
Ine rspldity win which II renevs weak
enec men e! enc gy and physical vitality
u -niArEsose and shows that lie irvix,f-
a.sng properties ar uf the higae-. orde-.
Besides Increasing villa stan. ma, and epur-
ier~cting the effects q! mental exhaustion
ints ps'ienilal medicine cUfes and prevents
lever and ugue, rheumatism. chronic DO
pep-la and constipation, kidney and uieT-
Inc weak ne-- and other Complaints Pry-
-lclans also csIInmen IL as e IuecLez.ec
Z. and remedy
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

We can do without jewels or gold.
We can do without husband or
beaux;
We CAD do without carriage or
horse.
Bu. We can't get along without
clothes.
4 POINTER
T Fox nice dress goods We GO 10
J. II. Lunn's Commercial street,
salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
Nafiee.

All parties that are owing the uD-
dersigned please call and pay up. j
want money badly ss / am going 10
move. j. W. CRAwFEOD.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

For richness, rarity, prettine>s
and prnfusion J. q. Wrisht's stock
NJ glassware, chanter sets aud
lanll- Is ahead Of all.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

Miss Mary f.. Steiner. teacher oi
piano and organ. Address 24s-
Twelfth street. s-l-6t.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

Remember that ". l.. Wade sells
and deliver general n,erchandise at
bed rock prices fnom his North sa-
iem store. u
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

l.. McGiDnis. salem, Oregon,
OrickmasOn. S-l0lm.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

NoaE FKurr.-Squire Farar 4
On. ase b1ying all the fruit that
enDss thar way. consequently have
tbe hsss 10 u,askes-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
GILBERT L PATTERSON.

Dealers in Groceries, Crockey,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WndowgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for spicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

At the Big Restaurant meals only
25 cents. l.. :. Winters, proprietor
d6i
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

Call and zee ". y esrtiE. The
ysWeies," State street. fine watch
repairing . specially.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
Notice.

The ANNUAL meeting q: the stock holder,
o. tne Cap!to. Adventure company viii s<
neid a. the ONO. ~ the company IN salem.
Oregon. on the aJrh % SEPTEMBER al ". u
s--,d FRIEDMAN, Prs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

rOuNp AT I.AST-A Polish that viii
+ clean q piano without cumming H.
For ~ is a. Diamonds music house
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19
25c Want Column.

Notices inserted for ONE cEST FER
woRn ZACH INSERTION. No sdver>
,isenleu, inserted tn This column Tor less
than twenty-five cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-19

sLAhAki.
22:SO- 5lsD-s straight IA.
l.. p. W. Quimby's Bailey,
b. e., by Vidette Jr.. dam
by Deimonieo Sawyer . !
II. II. Tongues HannitalJr.
g.. g., by Hannibal, dam
M"llie Welch. Smith 3 9 8
J. Sorensou's Susie 8, cil. m.
by HambletoDiah Nam.
briDo, dam Belfluoder
Girl. Chss. Wood 3Ie4
w. A. Ereeman's Maud
Knox. CHI m, by Win
throp Knox, dam by Patb-
finder Love. s442
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-02

player when he sees one. In 1887 he was
manager of the famous Lincoln team, and is
the man who discovered and brought out
Park Swartsel, Kansas City's star twirler.
Besides Swarrzel Keith has developed q
number of young players and has brought to
a successful issue many Il deal for the league
and association clubs. Next season Mr..
Keith will have base ball admission tickets
on sale at his place, and will also advertise
all games by ineans of a huge banner
stretched across tho ST. Get. Keith's will be
a resort for the players after the season
opens.
The Denver fans are wondering what kind
of team they are going to have next season.
So far they have signed put two way.up men
Whitehead and McG!one. a the
Others" says the News, 'are but expert
ments. and the chances are they will prove
equal to the emergency. We must have q
team that will stand third place or better, or
the games will not draw enough people to
pay the guarantee, but Mr.. Van Horn and
Rowe assure the public that such u team we
will have, A first-class first baseman is one
of the requisites. as well as another catcher.
AS yet Dalrymple, Curtis, McCleliand, Dolan
and Treadway have not put their signatures
to a contract. Just why this is so is known
only to themselves. Great expectations are
being entertained regarding 'Kid" Darn
brough. Many think he viii prove superior
to kid" Nichols. The indications are that
he will come up to the standard If not over
WOrked,n
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-02

the new L.. A. w. racing rules complete.
Every wheelman should have a copy of them.
Dingley Is now training with the intention
of getting there if possible. His hand is
pretty sore vet. All are anxious to see him
have another try at it.
The Coliseum management offers, besides
the money prizes, a valuable gold medal to
any man who breaks the worlds record,
which is 4O011 miles.
The new rules are a decided improve
mert on the old ones in many ways.
There have been two new rules added,
and sixteen of the old ones answered.
Still the entries keep coming for the six
day race beginning the 10th, and Waldron
Is the last and he says he is going 10 make
all competitors ride for q night or so.
A few days like tn csc and the wheels will
begin to make their appearance again. Some
of the riders have vowed they would ride
today if they had to carry their wheels to
the bridge.
L. j. Davis of the Lexington wheel club
spent n few days in the city the past week.
He reports q general increase in cycling in
the western portion of the state and also that
the Lexington club has now thirty-ive men,
bers. JUST think of that omaha wheel club
boys and see what a future you have before
you II you just get a little hustle on you.
The event of the season in sporting circles,
tho great six-day, four hours q day bicycle
race. will be held at the Coliseum during the
week commencing February 10. Undoubt-
eddy it win be the best race ever held IN this
city, as there are SO fur twelve entries,
which include some of the best men that
ever rode a wheel. Besides eight we'll known
riders, there will be four new men who are
likely to make some of the old records look
very sickly when compared with the new
ones which they will make. The race will
be throughout for blood and all the prizes
will be won on their merits. The moneys
are divided rs follows: Half of the gross
receipts will be divided as follows: Forty
per cent for the winner, IS per cent for sec
ond, l5 per cent for the third, and 10 per cent
Will be evenly divided between the men COW
ering 800 miles during race. The following
are the names of the entries, their heights
and size of wheel ridden by them: Charles
Ashinger, Oklahoma, Wash. 8 IT,, s in; 81 in.
Frank Dingley, Minneapolis, Mimi, 5 IT,, 6
IN. 52 in. Wilbur r. Knapp, Portland, Ore,
5 IT., IL in. 55 in. r.. w. Eek. Minneapolis,
Mimi, 5 IT,, 8 in; SO in. r.. }. Kennedy,
Denver, Colo, 9 TT. SO in. Ed Reading,
Fort Omaha, Neb,, 5 IT,, Q in; 81 IN. Robert
Gerwing, Denver, Colo, 8 IT,, IL in IS in.
Frank Shill, Omaha, Neb., 5 it,, 81 in; 81
in. Princes dark horse, s it., Z in; So n.
Thomas Hare wick, Galena, Kan, 5 IT,, z in.
SO in. j. q. La Crolx, Fort Omaha, Neb., 5
IT,, Gin. ;54in. Eck's unknown, 8 IT; 2 in. (; 60 in.
This shows that when Manager Prince fires
his little revolver at z O'clock on the evening
Of February 10 there will be twelve starters
in the greatest bicycle race ever run, all de-
termined to get a big share of the gate re-
ceipts.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-02
Questions and Answers.

II competitor in a live bird shooting
match snaps the wrong barrel and the bird
gets away, can he call for another bird or 10
scored lasti Car the shooter at the tran
hold his CUR. to his shoulder when he calls
pull, and II he deliberately kills his bird on
the ground can he call for another birdi
Who holds the American fields champion
ship c~upi-Snap Shot,, Lincoln.
Ans.-Under the American shooting asso.
citation rules, which are being extensively
shot under now, it is a lost bird. Second, he
can hold the gun in whatsoever manner as
suits him best, excepting against the Shout
der. Third, although an idiotic rule, he can
call for another bird, Fourth, Fred Erb.
Please answer the following In SUNDAYS
BEE. In a fouT-handed game of casino
(partners) If one player builds first a nine,
and then a three, can his partner raise the
three to a nine for him -Schuyler, Schuyler,
Neb.
Ans.-He can.
Please inform me, If possible, II there Is
making q business of raising or training fer
retsl-O. G.. f., Fort Calhoun, Neb.
Ans.-Write TO Francis NJ. Start, Madison.
Wis.
Subscriber-You are correct. Four sevens
with an ace turned up counts "a, 1912 and -
for the quartette. Last weeks answer was
badly mixed.
Is John s. Prince English or Scotch, and
does he hold the l00-mil cycle champions
shipl Where was he bornf-Byker, Beatrice,
Eeb.
Aus.-English. No.. He was born No-
vember "a, 1858, at Langley Green, Wore es-
' ~tershire, England.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-02
M Trick 20 steal Third.

IN is said of W~ashington's new outfelder,
Herman Bader that he is an extraordinary
base runner ana can steal third with greater
ease than most players steal second."-
OMAHA BEE. This is no great feat. As a
matter of fact it is easier for a good rune
to steal third than second. since a better
start can always be had, aud the right start
IS everything to a base s'ealer sporting
Life. No, II Is nc greater feat to steal third
than it IS second. That is on a par with q
vast deal of the base ball wisdom found in
the Life's columns. 1t is no trick at all TO
steal third-a good walker ought to make il
four times out of five. Yes, that's correct.
However, it Is noticed that third base is
stolen by such men as Ward, Nicol, Stovey,
Hamilton, Crooks and other fast runners
about once when they steal second a dozen
tlmes. Still IL is easier TO steal thru than
second; with most catchers behind the bal
a good many players could crawl down anc
make 1t with safety. According TO the Life's
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-02
Flashes From the Diamond.

The Chicago league club Is trying 10 buy
Duke OF Minneapolis.
Topeka is longing for a ball club but she
lacks the snap.
Big Perry Werden, Toledo's first base
man, is q crack wing shot.
Dan MInnehan has finally put his sigma
ture to a Minneapolis contract.
Pagan, the Denver twlrler, IT is said, has
a contract to drink all the beer In that city
by April l.
Umpire Barnum has no doubt but what
Sandy McDermott will hold his own upon the
league stan.
Short-stop White and Fielder Curtis are
In Denver waiting for the sound of the UNI.
pire's voice.
Manager Selee is ~endeavoring TO sign
Martin Sullivan, Cnicago's old left fielder,
for Dave Rowe.
Jack Crooks, so says Manage Bucken-
berger, will captain the Columbus team the
coming season.
Bug Halliday swears he will lead the Ma.
tional league batters next season, despite
Chicago and New York scorers.
' Denver seems 70 have q liking for Macs or
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-02
A rroposed League.

Thus early in the season there has not
been much enthusiasm shown among the
baseball fans of the city, nor has the pros
pect for baseball during the coming summer
months been much discussed. II is almost
certain, however, that when winter has let
go his grip and the ball season opens VI, that
they will be longing for some of the good old
time sport. The sporting editor Of The
OMAHA BEE has discovered that the Lincoln
patrons of the great national game want
some bail this season and a new league is
contemplated which will embrace Hastin gs.
The BEE says;
"Lincoln again has tho baseball fever bad,
aud the fans down there are endeayoring to
form a league composed of the Capital City,
Fremont, Columbus, Beatrice. Grand Island,
Kearney and Hastings, and it seems that
such u circuit with cheap teams, ought to
prove u success.h
The same scheme was talked Of last season
with tue exception that Lincoln was not in-
Guided in the list. IL was thought Tn en- to
be feasible and there is no doubt that such
q combination could be made self supporting,
There Is already existing between the cities
named considerable sharp rivalry, and the
additional endeayor " WIN the pennanl
Omaha daily bee., 1890-02-02
Misc eIianeous Local sports.

Turn your trotting horses out and let them
run barefooted from now until the middle Of
April. 1t will accomplish wonders for them.
Some few punches of sprigtails have been
seen during the late mild weather, which is
an indication that the wild fowl shooting
will set in early this spring.
Fish Commissioner Lew May was In the
city Friday. He SAYS there will be received
at the state hatcheries early in the spring
200. 900 salmon trout from fry from North.
field, Mich, for distribution in Nebraska
waters.
The racing achievements of st. Paul, Min
neapolis and Kansas City should stimulate
the owner of every good horse in Omaha to
foster an interest in the turf mere. Omaha
should by all means have a driving club, ID
would do much toward the creation of a live
lier interest in fine horse flesh, AMI afford
our citizens annually a season of incompara-
HE recreation and amusement.