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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-04

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The bureau
of American republics has received a
communication stating that the gov
ernment of the Argentine Republic has
issued decree which, it is believed,
will place the financial situation in that
country on firmer basis. The Stand
ard newspaper of Buenos Ayres says:
'.Buenos Ayres has begun to breathe
more freely and we are now on fair
way to the reconstruction of the re-
public"
Upon the publication of this decree
800 members of the stock exchange
adjourned to the government house to
congratulate President Pelligreni and
the minister of finance.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-04

silk p as S e
m e n t e RE :
o. h e + S i | k
coats in 'regu-
/ ar colonial
style are made
w i t h q e e p
peck G t flaps,
and + i c h | Y
t r i IN IN e d
fronts, t h a t
ope n broadly
on continental
w a i s t co u is
made Of 8 II =
p e RIB | v EN-
broidered o r
jewel
trimmings i n
silk and gold.
:: Many of t Ii e
b o d / C G s. for
i slender, youth
: Jul figures are
sharply point
ed, and fa.sten
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-04

THouGHTLEss mothers are they who will
not give sickly children DR.. Bulls Worm
Destroyers. They remove the worms, and
the child grows strong.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-04

"IN practicng the banjo,' writes the
teacher, ''don't get discouraged" That's
wise. You can safely leave that for the
persons who have to listen 10 you-N. Y
Rac0r6ar
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-04

II SEE that you have shaved your wins
kers," said Biykens." No." replied Smahty,
Il have shaved my ce.'-Washingron
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-04

REMEMBER that you are not game just
because some big man makes you quail
Detroit Free Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-04

THE proprietor of q meat market ought to
make valuable member Of joint commit
tee.-Lowen Courier.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-04

Pretty strong
reasons for trying DIR. Sage's'
Catarrh Remedy. In the first
place, it cures your catarrh-
no matter how bad your case,
or of how long standing 1t
doesn't simply palliate, - it
eurcs. If you believe it, so
much the better, There's
nothing more to- be said.
You get it for so cents, from
all druggists.
But perhaps you won't be-
lieve it. Then there's; another
reason for trying it. Show
that you can't be cured, and
you'll get $500. It's a plain
business offer. The makers
of DR.. Sage's Remedy will
pay you that amount if they
can't cure you. They know
that they can-you think
that they can't. l. they're
wrong, you get the cash If
you're wrong, you're rid Of
catarrh.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-04

or colored, and even blouses are made
of founcing lace and fancy silk net,
Blouses are worn at all times of day,
and with skirts of every description.
French shirt waists which fit the fig
ure very closely are made OF fancy
surahs. wash silks, French flannel,
lawn. crepe etc chine and India silk,
daintily buttonholed ana embroidered
ON fronts, collar and cuffs G. u =.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-04

FRESHNESS and purity are impaired to the
complexion by Glenns Sulphur Soap.
Hill.s Hair and Whisker Dye, soc.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-06-04

"How DO you feel this morning, Cub
binsl" "Just the same, no change, not
even nickel."-Dansville Breeze.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-28
Den piIbe 4Ipeptge.
B%sIftnssbinsss fra 9prsI.
laurtIetssnsl.

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sarsebe fs mob ine SOrfsisere. Mu Peg Be mse etOi'e
ritter beubss ,ucfts ganben, granoen i brnbss Sanns, Sa
npnpses bun bet elpoenbe 1raTfptie IND rieIeua Mrnsoen,
Ioa at ben ~lrissnee Hsi til ole Siber, 90 iaa bariis, bun
knic .aappeSs bun npe Stpf,sr ira etOritensu % Epnseos
hm SOpebet paa Snsriberne Grrpirrinssn oogsSe.
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BonS, % fat bet paa Sleenl@
gu par 9lt nbe; blep 3lseu ~Iuitet, bar g8aap iortabt.
BUN ipIte fig mar S~prtpiltlie. % III bun nrS vt en-
ganie, Der par insen lib iii EperlGs. us ~iuinseuse en-
EamnenSe 8ranS Saanbsn, boneSe bun fig %pplbiomt Bel
siennsm Nansbcn ub @aarben % ,aiteoe bet b%ranoenSe
Era miet inS melsm Salmen ben aabentitaaenes 9aoe.
u llbranb al Sirrl lsb runStom.
'slu fan 8 Tufte!- roabts gBanp, ibet bun fsi oosr
Soarben os uS al gprten os ~beitaubis pioere. Snsen
tantts poo at fprfsIse benss; tbi 9usrue fra bet b~ranbenbe
etraa ipiIsbe auer.b. Op iuiOS Suists Tag. gteb ben OPP
aissube RssisiIs bapebe Der fig ct msrtt eeseme ~fris.nbe
% fra qaset; bet Dor Ernsn. Zen ireoiebe ct Bar Sanse
runbt ON granhfes,t os Psi bsrpaa bort / iamme Saetnins,
ipm gsoIn bapoe iaset.
Ssalp bsrts hens giuesrs guien bag peS Fs, % I ben
fprpilbeSe 9ilItane, bun bar, irosbs bun, at bet bar BEN
bes 5erfflstrt, Der fatts sf.sr bsubr; bun ~fortfatte berfor
I'm Sluet noen at &c Fs tilbnge. Gfteuen bar imiblertib
bruSt frsn; men @~isnifinnet fro ben prlbiss Slb gioros
alt lpt ON henos, us bun ~irpstebe, at man naatte iunne ie
benb. Iaust bort. fra. Gun ites Op paa en- 5ieloblO', boor'
fa bun tunse ppsrie 8sien, os bun ioa MI, of benbes for
msntiiss Surfs1ser Tom ~io9oenoe eierHeIn 2uiisn. Sun
bdpSe Itiun naost, boub bun boube billet, Sngen trnfte
nsr, pna of forfB1ss berbe; at rebbe gift, boac Der tnnbe
rSsss @aarbsn, par mere paatrGngeube n~sboenoist, %
ale SGnoer rnr M bsfjGfisebe berueb. gu bapoe gruen
nbbentet benbc; bun .rpgtebs 3pret til fit 8rpit 90 iuni
serpan b~cpioftlrs ON paa Sorbsn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-28
SptS DIT har en- Wen.

Der tenter paa at beige cit Del al
9nnoet, boor malarilte Spobumme
euten / 6Urm al Chills, Fever eQer
Bilious Remittent er alminbelioe
bpilfet pilbe pare bet bebte Raab, 6u
furbe sipe BAN? 8i ital ii8e bia bet
- at briu9e meo, eller fisbe ueo Glrs
fomiten, bet fraftise 8sltptteliesmibbel
Spitetter's Stoma6 8itters, fienbt
operalt / malariite R%ssiuner, Der % /
andre 9arbe, iom bet bebite Niooel til
at afpenoe benne miasmatife 8et o.
bsreoe ben bens sbelassenbe SnoHp,
belle. Sffe alens befRIter bet SpItemet
psb at iOreee bets Moofanostraft, men
Operpinoer uregelmesiisbeb / Soropiel.
len, 9eoeren % Snopoloene, o. Duers
anitrenselie, enten lesemlis eqer aanbes
Zig, pnaoraset oeo Strabaoier / baarot
8eir eaer peo altipr meget itiQeiiboenbe
Grbeioe, Deb Wansel paa Gppetit eQer
9erpgiitet. 5orosielisn, @albeaKons
orinsen os Ssunen OpbialpeS uuer.
maaSe meset ueo bette Wibbel. (Sau.)
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-28
2ano tilialQS!

$4,000 4cres 8oot ~Sarmin9lano / Barron
Gorrtp, g9ts, er tilinl9s. Set cr belioaeuee
3 Sernbaner, Der 9ierncmifierer Touu.
ttet. 9et i9lgeS for ira Q til 5 Dollars pr.
are, Sun en- 8reoisoel ~ipntant, ReIteu Ion
betales / Here aarli9e 3erminer.
3 bette GpuntD or StBritt9arteu al Snb.
bpeserne NoromGub, os bet Ituloe pare On.
Itelist, ON Here uiloettommc o. boiqtts ia
ger: Rom % belle 9aHoet, oa oil & eisrneni
De btrp9renoe Garnlere finoe, at bette er et
nontgrtet Soot 8tItritt, % Der sr iiar aoot
for Mrbeibe pnr Wirtereu ~
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-28
SGrtna helbrcoet.

On samu'I assa su bar ira',ei fig tiISas, ia TN
praris. ~ 81 Tn s%htusii. NisFoHGr en- gtgriv,lIs al ct
sn'sli pssdastlR sss,mieesI for 8rontits. feiarh.
xhsna % srs tsIs' % suustipsssmms. Can NJ
osiss d sshiisi peissd mob ReU,ipassss o. al,
Ru1tssssHmt eiiTei GstsrsH sapss iSrissi sstis
Deised ! fueAsu al StiiaIer. uuiaa ban bet isr Rn
pisss at s.su ben ltstnss Tleunsi,btb sstisHet mss
bette 1tssd. prt1'H al bette g'oiiv % guifs soubIsst
tan. See i'nsu stnns wsespi sratIB iii aas. fen srgr
ben. I 9nsslR. 1sa % Grant, mss fsIshansis, cplys.
usHsu sn. tssrIssa su iig0iT.es, Ga erassausisuins
Sms asrssis - BrtnsI't. SiapH es,is slas, q lea
fsnsu IN arsS. %. u Hspts. $40 porus rIsS,
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Decorah-posten., 1891-01-28
Nerups Spoobeb tureret.

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ct. @apn,, SnS,, 16bt'Ottbr. st
SEQ btpibnsr bsruee, at lea par nt3tt lpa9 %
n.rpSs { fere Maansber, iao leg funbt ittt iopt
tuer arbetos. Eisrt Eager ioriogtt at t.lbr,et
mig; men lea bIsu pdrrs iitceetior beeTt. apr,i
b. u. bier jss o~nbeIaIs. at BRUCE Saitor Rotntss
W,rpe aonie. os leg maa figs, at %sittrot beut
bruat beit. Ri6btI tunS en- Waonsb, tunee .Ies
lone sobt os bar rdrct iitonb I'll at arb,iSs bts
btnnt Sommer os pot. SoitP9 SIsd.
,llnbsritrsuet for mig, .Sntite ot tht Stao-,
Guea Co., Suo. Samss Srtpptn.
Sor poe ,Or eIcenet az neiUg : SpsooliIe -, .
fri, iii sntueT, Der pnifer ben og tdttise SltlenIeS
IAN cGiaa erbples I~leoieineu frit bcs ps.
Ttnue Webltin er | en- Glib al 10 aar blegeH laoef
a, pafor soenis. 6prt g8apnc, Suc., % itnupes M
urhtr bans Dpipu al
KOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
50 ". Madison, cor. Clinton ST., Chicago, Ill
Selsss poa apOtbeterus.
s)rs el.0O pr. Elafks. 6 Elafker for $500
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-28
SGS offfei

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su % t~iGtstmtO IS Dents (0stfamps mssiastsl oil
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1000 gangs. Gttis elias ~tHsstelsI Caniutnsu Ga
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sti. Minneapolis, MINI. @-i6L6uL
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-28
"SoO"-Line,

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9ente Serntaue aiennemItiqrer s Snnu.
iRtps az barron County; Der er oItioa Il
aem9rist GtitibriHgsplnft for ioaIum: G,b
a'ts; otslt Sarer betaleS ~iontart paa stebet
alt Sano
er Stoolano, % esrfor sr 9riien fsrDh,uio
all etter VGraitu al 9os, Deb pa ftss' men
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lat Srti.n nleset lapt; bet fer no iii, al bet
TIE BAR bait fuISit9noise Dplpsutua.r s.rom,
2anoct iGlgeS
sto .. 9. Strano, Barron gitp. gorrsu
aountp, 8tsy ION oil oiie Qaneigo.rs nm
pde eanost til bpilisniombeIt 9ts' b. tnS.
fnotr 10, % bem9rfes: iHasn Dufc ifuina,r
ior Risbsre Ct at bstale | $pmmiIion. yse,s
90 foHtratt bltper ubfarbi net ira Sopebfon.
toIst sasr I SAINT OF Barron psb q. r.
aom ftrar,
Hottie Nano, Der CT bet b.efte qoro. 5om
Enoes % reg oil sisre NIT Reefir' }or al
J eoer goot 2an6
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lra ct Sanl til Barron. 1is. ,os,,r 90 on
eaa ODER 5000 Sernbantn, Ga Irsr eitsr
&c. 4. STRAND,
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Decorah-posten., 1891-01-28
sSinieu.

ca'iesuu fra sptriss o. Norge btiorSrts ia
BREHIEN TIL NEW YoRx
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-28

6ienfoig. w.: ~Suab er Grim,
ben til, at Sr. @ielien, Der ultib leper i
nsnisbsS meb i'm aone, itabis fslser
mso benSe til ct 8abeiteb. iitebetfOr at
bpsr for fig italoe refreere fis?" = g.:
Oct FER al sisniibis Dnoifab. Be
unber life binanoen ben 9Dtte at pGre
alene.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-28
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St. Paul daily globe., 1891-09-12

Messrs. Parker & Thompson wers informed
by telegraph yesterday afternoon that the
Augustus Pitou Stock company had left New
York city on the Erie yestibule limited, and
tnat they expected to reach this city some
time Saturday. Both Mr.. Pitou and Miss
Martha Morton. the author of "Geoffrey Mid
dleton, Gentleman" Will arrive at the same
time. Both the plays to be produced here
perfect first night performances. The ad-
vance sale of seats for both the opening
nights IS reported to be very good.
AT the Lyceum theater, Minnea polls, that
1llustrous actor. Mr. Frederick Warde. will
present next week the greatest success In his
career, entitled 1.-THE Lions Month";" which
is by Henry Guy Carleton. and is said to be
replete with thrilling interest, poetic diction,
quaint comedy, magnificent scenery, elegant
costumes, and presented by one of the strong
est organizations:now travelling AS Messrs.
Parker d Thompson have bought off one of
the Chicago weeks of Mr.. Nards's engage
ment, the only city in Minnesota in which
the eminent actor will appear will be Min
the legitimate in ST. Panl, no doubt the city
viii be we'll represented at the magnificent
Lyceum the coming week.
There will be only three more chances to
see Louise Atwood's Burlesque company at
the Pence tonight, Sunday matinee and
night. 1t is a fine performance. Next Mon
day the celebrated Criterion Specially COM
pany opens an engagement. Seats are sell
ing fast.
The last two performances Of 1.-THE County
Fair" will be given at the Grand this after
noon and evening.
The largest audience of the week witnessed
the performance last evening of 1.-The Grab
Bag" at the Bijou. A matinee performance
to-day at 230, and an evening performance
tonight will conclude the engagement 1.-The
Old. Old Story opens up q weeks engage
ment tomorrow afternoon. There is deal
OF interest centering among local theater
goers regarding this attraction. as it will
present Miss Fanny Mcintyre. q Minneapolis
young lady, who has many friends in the
city
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-09-12
Short Distance Winners.

GLOUCESTER, n. j., Sept. 1.-THE
following horses won to-day's races:
First race, six and half furlongs-Noon-
day won, Hawkstone second, Flagrant third,
Time, 1:2484.
Second race, four and a half furlongs-Ara.
pahoe won, PeeIess second. Disappointment
third. Time, :5SI2
Third race, three quarters of a mile--Rose
Howard won. Baltimore Ii second, Fleming
ton third. Time, 1:l5H.
Fourth race. four and a half furlongs-
Thad Rowe won, James A II second, Carlow
third. Time, :5sI2.
Fifth race, mile-Cornelia won, Question
second, Corticelli third. Time. :46
Sixth race, seven and half furlongs-Mul-
ligan won, Tom Boy second, Edward third
Time, 1850.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race. mile and an eighth selling
Middlestone, Fernwood, Lordlike, la; King
Idle, Tyrone, 10; Sequence colt 1o8; King
IdIer, Brown Duke, ,iohn Jay S, Bohemian.
I06; Ruby. 103; Ceawood Dousman, sam ID,
102; Passmore, o..
Second race, three-quarters of a mile, two
year-olds-Beverwyck, Judge Toucey, Roy,
Uncle Sim, 110; Sister lone, 107: Zingara. o.
Third race, seven furlongs three -year-olds,
selling-Octagon, ,107: Vintage Time fily, lO6;
Sir Rea, Raleigh, 1872; Lips, 104; Carmelite,
Pickett, Pestilence. Duke John 101; Balti-
more IL. Paola. A o II, 90.
Fourth race, tour and half furlongs, sell
ing-Basil Duke, Flambeau. Mohican. 1CS;
Ecstasy, lgl; Sunday. Hannibal. 106; Nettle.
Moonslone, Topmast. 102; frankie d, Gene
We've. %; Judge Mitchell, 90.
Fifth race, six and half furlongs, handi-
cap-Belisarius. liz; Punsjer 5r, 102; Rafter,
100: Little Ella, 9S: Jack Murray, o.
Sixth race. four and half furlongs sell
ing-John Atwood. 122; Flee.foot. ST Omer,
Sweetbread, Adair 10S; Waterloo. Dirigo
Fiatbash, California, 106; Chickasaw, Lew
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-09-12
TWAS hERBERT,s Day.
Though Billy Simmons Made the
Event Interestinp

Herbert got away in the lead in the
first heat of the three-minute stallion
race. Renown came second and Billy
Simmons trailed. DR.. Evans was pilot
ing his own horse and he was unable TO
manage him. He broke badly ana a
wide gap was opened up. Meanwhile
Herbert was trOtting steadily away a
dozen lengths in the lead of Renoyyn-
who showed like distance between his
Sulky and Billy Simmons. The mile
was Indifferent and they came in in the
order mentioned, and the time was 2::3}e6
Herbert had the lead at the first turn
III the second heat, with Simmons sec
ond on the outside, swinging far out
into the track. 1t was a figh. between
the two on the back stretch. Herbert
broke and DR.. Evans shot his stallion to
the front. Herbert settled and came mn
again and once more broke. 1t became
evident that it would be a slow heat.
Simmons kept on showing the wav into
the stretch, but both horses broke
badly at frequent intervals. The race
to the wire was exciting. Simmons had
two lengths lead upon entering the
stretch, but Herbert began to trot steady
and strong, taxing the center of the
track, while Billy Simmons clung close
~ 'i4S lOlS' OOUH tHcY were U6dTIy
level and both performers came under
the whip. Simmons won by a length,
Renown three lengths in the rear.
Time, 2:37.
At the first turn in the third heat
Simmons got TO the front at the turn. 1t
was an interesting heat throughout.
Herbert became 'spunl3y" and defied
his driver, often going into a stubborn
run. At the quarter Billy Simmons had
an open length the best OF it, with Her
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-09-12
He Wins the Flash Stakes
Easily on the Sleeps
head Track.
Tringle Captures the Autumn
Event From a Splen-
did Field.
Sir Planet and Puryear D Let
Latonia Betters Down
Hard.
Good Contests on the Closing
Day Of the Cleve-
land Meet.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Sept. ia big
crowd turned out at the races again to-
day, the weather was very pleasant and
the track in magnificent shape.
First race mile-Kingstock, 132, 9 to 1; Fol-
som, 125s to 5; Flavilla, 115, to g.; The
Sheriff, 125 10 to 1. Kingstoek won, Folsom
second, Flavilla third. Time, LAB Is.
Second race, Flight stakes, seven furlongs-
Tenny, 127, to 3; Maidstone, 100, to L;
Worth. 100, 2 to /; Racine, 127, 4 to l. Tenny
won easily, Maidstone second, Worth third.
Time 1 :27 3-5.
% Third race, Autumn stakes. futurity
course-Tringle. 1O5, 10 to 1: Rex, los, to 5;
Zorling. 1O5. to 1; Schuylkill 1O3 4 to 1;
Capt. Brown, 106, IL to 4; o. P. B., 90,
Spendonet, 90, coupled, TO +; st. Pancras,
9S, San Salvador, 10S coupled, 10 to l.
Irlngle won, Rex second. Zorling third.
Time, IL.
Fourth race, Siren stakes mile and fur
long-La Tosca, 122, 1 to A. Santa Anna, ia,
4 to |; Lizzie, 109, 20; Palfeina, 100, 10 10 l.
La Tosca won, Santa Anna second. Lizzie
third. Time, 2:03 3-5
Fifth race, mile and three-sixteenth-
Raceland, i15, even; Pessara, 115, even; Ban
Chief, lis, to 1. Raceland won, Pessara
second Ban Chief third. Time, 2:o6 3-5.
to 81 Lady Pulsifer, f3O, 4 to L; Willie L,
f23, TO 5; Mountain Deer, 10S, to /; Eric,
l20, to |; Vanguer, 120, II to i; Palestine.
l2O, to l; Can Can, 120, u to l. Watterson
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ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race, seven furlongs-Maywood Mel
anie. 106; Pearl Set 95: Ocypete. Fearless.
l03; Celia, SO; Queen of Trumps, Geriie d,
los; Salonica. Roquefort. 9S; Inferno, Sir
George lO2; Cynosure, 104.
Second race, mile and an eighth, handicap
-Senorita, 1i0; Froutenac 105; Worth. 108;
Russell, 104; Abb, 95; Woodcutter 100; En-,
glish Lady, Foxford, 81; Cancan, Kildeer
90; Virgie, 81.
Mile and three-eights. Mayfower handicap
Demuth, l20; Judge Morrow. 119; Strath-
meath, Ill; Pessara, no; Longfard, LIZ; Come
to Taw. 102; Reporter, 105.
Great Eastern Handicap, Futurity course
-Hoey, Canvass, Notus, 90 Charade, no;
Promenade, Rex, Gulinda, King Cadmus.
IL; Circular, Alcina colt, 95; Leonawell,
Dagonet, lis; Osric, Silver Fox, Landelabra,
105; Necromancycolt. 105 Ludwig, 10S ;Alonzo,
liz; Bashford, Lamplighter, lI5; ARA, 106;
Yorkyille Belle, Huron, 1l9; Fred Lee, 109;
St Florian, i2O; Actor, 100; Whiteman, ia;
Curt Gum, 116; Mascot, 93.
Fifth race, Futurity course-CoXswain, 81;
ST. John, Facial b, Tormenter. Major Domo.
ia; English Lady, Ocypete, Ill; Foxford,
1l6; Eclipse, Woodcutter Mountain Deer,
Bellevue los; Larish, S8; Fearless. Flavilla,
Lima, Esperanza, Queenston. Palma, los;
Sir John, Loantaka, l22; Arnica, So.
Sixth race, mile heats. on turf. handicap
Castaway H.. 117 Benedictine, rs; St Luke,
ia; Iceberg, Rover, 10: Richal, 100.
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bert bringing up the rear on break.
Into the stretch Herbert gave an eXhi-
bltlon of speed. He darted past Re
nown and took after Billy Simmons
with vim, but he was unsteady, and
Billy Simmons once more opened up
space of daylight. Then Renowu left
his feet, but Simmons kept gamely at
his work. Renown had come up close
to Simmons, but fell back on the break,
and Herbert regained second place. At
the three-quarters Herbert had recover
ed himself and was doing battle with
Billy Simmons, but Herbert broke and
retired. Down the homestretch Herbert
came at q winning gait. brt went to
pieces, and Renown was lett to make
the struggle with Simmons, and Sim
mons finished first, Renown second and
Herbert last. Time, 2:37L.
1hey got off level for the fourth heat.
AT the turn Simmons head showed first,
and 1t was pretty race around into the
straight. They were all tapping, with
Simmons holding the advantage. Re-
nown came up almost level and then
broke, and Herbert did battle with Sim
mons. On the turn he had a neck to the
good, and he opened a half-length gap
during the turn, and showed full open
length into the stretch. Renown be-
ldfeu SndIHeIully. lie broke 10 SChllQ-
still, ana it was now impossible for him
to save ms distance. Herbert came on
to the wire winning in jog. RenOwn
was distanced. Time. 2:371%.
Theg got level start for the fifth
heat, but on the turn Herbert's nose
showed first over Billy Simmons. with
Renown trailing. Simmons broke at
the quarter and Herbert pushed ahead,
and Renown passed to second place and
held it to the half. when he broke and
Billy Simmons passed to second place.
Meanwhile Herbert had been gaining
with each stride. Coming into the
stretch Renown did handsomely, closing
up the wide gap, and he soon was lap
ping Billy Simmons, and they came to
wire four lengths behind Herbert, head
and head, and the judges gave it dead
heat between these two for second
place. 1t should be remarked incident
ally that for style and free. graceful
action. Renown challenged the admira-
tion of the spectators. He is proud
animal, and with careful working may
become one of the fast ones of the state
Time, 2:35
Summary
Herbert. br s, A. c. Bruce ......1 9 3 1 1
Billy Simmons, s. o. j. Evans.3 1 2
Renown, b S, Geo. w. Robinson2 9 3 2
Time, 2:36. 2:37H. W, 2:35