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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.


Ihe Fort Worth Gazette is the best
advertising medium In the sonth Tbe
editors Of this paper Inserted ANAL
nouce In the want column" two or
threo times, and we have received hum
dreds of letters, in reply,
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d5ytsb9ro, Tes.. April 1O-N. Rr,,,,,
~ 'His place was arrested and iailai t,li,,i
incest with his own daug6ter Sic up !,
40 NJ 20 years Of age. sue Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-11

As the night-owl said to the bat,
"Hoo-hoo; Hon-hoo, Hoo-ora your"
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e,tSt Pori i'lI' tth' ne taunot Walk.
0'5sy 1upe ireak should, by Puck,
Be Interviewed. Think a short talk
Noulu 40 nm good II II won't,
~ VIII most ana Jordan, poor devil,
/ G. 49, ~ YOU as you uoh
| Van. ~ Just now very unleFel
81 IttI Is; IN conclusion
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WV NJ, confuse
I won't iii, 'n'e"u your clothes
( won ZIP
Inclosed find ian yo,os for nav,
1 'eSPec'iul'y' H. GUY REED.
! ,rt., e,.
| ~ "a, ~ I tIust you nave not for
/ f5e nelly iot a. l an sun rushing wan
/ s,,,d 80, 1T tHe coupons 70 help
across Tho onn,,,. .e' ~. nr iioWaru i'eak
| pleasant nroa1eo. fan, nj, no. , am1s !"
| but the saddest Of All is mar VIA,
The IVA WON oomi5 iot you and me- then
In nnT9 Yo,,rg o"lpie'e'. Would
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Fort wo,tb Anru N MI.
zette: Herewith ma tD.a,,I,- a. ~
votes in F,tr"near TOM, -I''e (@gl
please niaca III NChSTs'' when
Cohen ' liz r,,St C ,.i,, oil MI l.. b,
'''''' NIll W. H. o.
Troy Tnv ANN In NJ. 49,,
aette, Fort Worth. Tex, Gentia, ,t Su1
lnclose you u coupons. voted for
$ Busby Of Gatesvlle. the traveling
man for II. w Williams Drug com,
puny of Fort worth ynmrs I'M, CUM
-. w. AlAlMERMAN.
Fort Worth T.y Avail, ia
Gazette; Enclosed 1 hand Won ( con-
pons for Howard W. Peak. the ladies',
fayorite. Yours truly
HENRY CARROLL.
Fort Worth, Tex, April lO.-r1itor
Gazette: lnclosed / hand YOU so con-
p9ns' which please place to the credit
oil Mt Lee Cohen. JACK"
,,
HERE FOR f. l.. JORDAN.
Ae friends Of the drummers bark TO my
call! ''
H. We word Of warning to give you all
dupe,
Don send your votes to Sissy June.,
Who's she any how, and who tnn,ys
her here?
She's fond OF mountains. that's yery
clear very
speak, ''''
"a rather see the Jordan than an,.
Mind the old song Sissy or ,,,,,,,i ,.....
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IN the mail this morning from some
little West Side GIRL and / know you'll
just die over It, Here 1t Is. and
wouldn't take a pretty for 1t;
West Side, April iG.-Dcsr Sissy Jupe
We are five ll.tle girls, and every one
Of us in love with you and We have
saved mp twenty-five votes for Mr.. Peak
and send them to you with n pretty
little verse from each one OF us We
want to send you twenty-five every
week, hut be very sure you vote them
fer Mr. Peak, because you know we
are his neighbors little girls and we all
love him very inuch. Awful nhec-
tionately. FIVE LITTLE GtRLS.
Now, IL that's not pretty I'd like to
know what IS and the verses are just
simply out of signt. ana If | ever for
get Five Little Girls" my names not
Sissy Jupe.
Now hold your sides With both hands
and put your fingers In your cars and
take in these verses:
Heigh, diddle dlddle, the cats in the
fiddle.
And here's ilvo votes for you,
THAT came u US, with song and a
From the Woman who lived in a
shoe"
Here we come with hppity hop.
To boast your candidate up to the top:
These I'VE votes, with much good Will,
Were sent to us by Jack and GIL"
Handy rondy, sugar candy,
Here's five votes from Jack-a-dandy."
Some love 'lasses and some love soup,
But were In love with Sissy Jupe.
Gross patch, draw the latch
SIT by the Ere and spin"
You ought TO go out with "GooIy,
Goody Govt"
And send more coupons in.
Good GraciousD
Patty cake, patty cake. bakers man."
wen get more votes as soon as We
And send them to you by mail next
To put in the box for Howard Peak.
Roanoke Tex. April o.--Miss Sissy
Jule: ! believe 1t Is mistake about
our man being In the soup. the mud
singers to the contrary notwithstand-
ing We are glad to note that ON,
friend from Gatesville has said TINT
Miss Jupe and her friends ore welcome
u vote as much and Fast ns they
please, because 1t takes votes To get
tHeie. Just listen to that fellow talk
about our candidate being a married
man. Now, since the writer Us opposed
TO foreign immigration, he has pur-
pose lh opposing single men In the
contest II you see Arkansaw Dick t,Il
rum To hold his peace. Find iuclosyl
twchty-siN votes. A. j. BYAS.
Fort Worth, April tO.-Edtor Ga
@elte' Here We are for protection to our
homes, and We back our Judgment with
N".H# "HI H4HH q loo 3
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dranbury, Tex, April 7.-Editor ca
2elte' lQelosed please find sixteen con
hoy In Texas on his u irSnaen tr',,
Mere to follow for sid" ana hopc he
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southampton. April i0-rhe America,
ss.Y.-l yacht Nlgilant belonging ID III
Nessrs Gould. will sail for New YORK toy 10y
Aorrow. W
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t,harlotte. n G., April 10 The Char.
pie, NINA which WIS recently purchased
~ Il powd, editor Of the Mecklenhurg
finies and state senator from Meckisnhsrs
+ WITTY. has Joined thu Associated Press.
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hNAt 4 NtlA1lE NNdhuGaa anu haAalla-
duulnun1nnnIunnnnnnI
representative, Please place to his
list of coupons twelve votes. Respect.
fully L. 5. * W. n.
our friend. Tom Farmer, sells barb.
wire,
And to fence the whole earth he does
aspire.
Hes courteous. anable kind and true,
And could represent Texas in the old
world or new,
So If The Gazette It's good judgment
would show
OF to Europe Tom Farmer Will go
Thrifty votes for Tom Farmer Of
Waco. AN OLD FRIEND,
Alvord, Tex, April 9.-Editor Ca
zette: Enclosed ana fifty votes, which
please place TO the credit OF F. l..
Jordan. CASH DRUMMER.
Brentwood, Tex. April 9-Edltor Ga
zette: Find sixteen votes for f. l.. Jor-
/ udn. Mr.. Jordan Ia true representa-
/ i've of American manhood, aad that's
the KIND of man we must send.
SAM p. w.
Fort Worth, April 1O.-Edtor Ga.
I zette' Herein lind twenty votes for the
young man from Killarney, L. Il. Cohen
I dnfn,t..,i, ,.,',.'S.. Ste t"er candidate
p rr-RA>-r-
DAN ~
Fort Worth. Apr1 1o-Fdttor ca
yoteg IN ~ Lii ,'e Ihgiysed io9
Jordan. FtifsNfr, L.
LIN ~
Sissy Trrc. tr,ro -, ,,.-. ,..,.,. GO.
...,,..... 80 49, ''-'' We Hlt WIN llLttN
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Alyord, Tex. April 9.-Edltor Ca
zette: lnclOsed ma nifty votes, which
please place TO the credit OF f. L.
Jordan. CASH DRUMMER.
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Brentwood, Tex, April 9.-Edltor Ga
zette. Find sixteen votes for f. l.. Jor-
dan. Mr., Jordan ID a true representa-
i've of American manhood, aad that's
the KIND Of man we must send.
SAM p w
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The short line to New N
Memphis and points in the M
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THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
One year ISSUED every Friday, 60 cents
Six months, 30 cents.
All postmasters are authorized to net as
agents for tho Gazette.
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r,I FIease iind inclosed seventy votes fo,,
p 'H'al w. Peak who is as loyal n
~ as any man In Texas Yours.
ROME
Member Post j
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The Gazette Is on sale at the follow
ing hotel news stands:
Klmball House, Atlanta. Ga.
Great Northern Hotel. Chicago.
st. Nicholas Hotel, St Louis.
Peabody Hotel. Memphis.
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TO OUH PATRONS.

DALLAS BUREAU.
X. Rutherford, agent. Office, Oriental
Hotel.
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Fort Worth, April 1O.-Editor ca.
T1 5s l inciose You forty 0W COUPONS
Ior Lee Cohen. Lee deserves to win
and the. postal clerks viii boaef bin,'
Respectfully, POSTAL CL.ERK
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Persons who are unable to buy
The Gazette on trains, or whose de-
livery of the piper at their homes
Is unsntlSfnctorS, will confer
favor by writing the facts to the
management.
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LOSS OF APPETITE.
INERTIA.
HNLNTHe
LASsITUDE.

In such cases nrown's Iron
nittels Is Incompatible. is
effects arc immediate aud
lasting,
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representative, Please place to his
list of coupons twelve votes. Respect
fully L. $. * W. n.
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Mansfield, Tex. Apfn 10 Editor On.
zette; Frank L. Joraaa is TIE man
Tor The Gazette representative to Inc
Old World, and will make nrsi.cnss
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MOST PICTURESQUE
line TO COLORADO.
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"'e'esei nine votes f'r VI w. Peak.
" \, WILSON.
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G.teenville, Tex. April 9..-Editor Ga
z7tte: Herewith find inclosnd to,, "a
for II. = Griffin, Yours truly " TT les
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I'LL Ealt2r Gazette: Enclosed find seven
i. STETNFEI,DT
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tort Worth, April 1O.-Editor Ga
ce,' mons l"ci S.hfd please find twenty t2O
credit Of L. e, Cohen. Yours truI,, '"e
], S. CARRUTHERS
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Fort Worth April lO.-Edltor Ga
zette: Please place the ncl5sed 100
votes to the credit Of MI. Frank l..
Jordan A FRIEND
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sndell Tex, April S.-Editor ca
zoate, lne.Qsed please find twenty-tyyo
coupons, Which place to the creiit os
a, >, Buspy. the popular druggist can.
uloa'e Tor the European tour. I hove
ky druggists OF Texas will combine
f T.,, eHoria and send Mr. Rusby 10
Europe. Yours truly.
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Fort Worth. Tex. April 1O.-Doar
Miss Sissy: I have Just struck Mort
Worth tired and dusty and iust ln time
to bundle up nifty coupons for 5ir
tr.7ud Howard W. Peak From wh.,f
have heard on the road l mink Won
EFls are sure to win, as [ find sent-
nent for AlT, Peak growing ycr, rnrii
ly. With kind regards t. all Tho ohm
l remain, yours truly.
JOHN A. EEE
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Entered at the postofico at Fort Worth.
Texas, MS second.olass mail matter.
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Browns Iron Filters will cure BAD
blood, lucy aud Liver Trodlles,
Noua fog Dyspepsia, Consupa-
tiou, Female Weakness and Malaria.
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Waco Tey., April g.-Editor Gazette.
Please push that mile-end black spool
thr'1d man, Dave Wei. up twelve
more votes. NOSE HARRIS.
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crort Worth. Tex. April lO.-Editor
@ %n,,., lntlosed You win please ind
d ipur coupons 70 heir the dashing irish
" u,n'hef' j.. H. Cohen, across he bip
] II
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Sissy Jupe: Here we are with fifteen
coupons fpr your fuvorlte. and mine,
TOOL. w Peak, He will cross The
ocean this time. sure
b. c. JEWELL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

RHEUMATISM Positively Cured. Acute
or muscular rheumatism relieved at
once. Shooting pains In arms, legs
side. back. or breast, or soreness In any
part of the body. cured in from ] to .
hours Chronic Rheumatism, Sciatica'
or Lumbago banished permanently
CATARRH. no matter how serious
Guaranteed Cured by only safe treat
ment HEADACHE. from whatever
cause. Positively Relieved in from . 10
I minutes. KIDNEY troubles, IN all
forms. LIVER complaints. Biliousness'
Jaunlice, Constipation, Piles always
cured. DYSPEPSIA. Indigestion. al
Stomach Troubles permanently relieved.
COLDS. COUGHS. and incipient Lung
Troubles successfully treated. NEk-
VOUS Diseases, NEURALGIA. ASTh-
MA. Diseases Of the BLOOD, MA
LARIAL Diseases. FEMALE Troubles
Loss Of PoYer in Men. all cured ny
Munyon's homeopathic Remedies. All
Druggists. for mostly - cents each. II
you are in doubt as to your disease write
to Professor MUNYON. 1895 ARCH
STREET. PHILADELPHIA. giving fun
description Of symptoms. He will dag
nose your case and give you fun benefit
OF his advice ABSOLUTELY FREE.
Remedies sent to any address on receipt
Of price
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

The Series of Ten-Danccrs nj the Last


WYTHEVILLE. VA. Aug. lo.-Special.
The sixth OF series OF ten germans 10
be given by the Wythcville German Cluo'
during the season Of 1895. took place at
Hotel Boyd on Tuesday evening, August
eth.
Auo the dancers present were Miss
Stella Chrotion. white organdy,. WIN Ut.
f. Lee Trinkle. Miss May Foulkes, Nhlle
NULL with Dr. William H. Rioole. IL
Miss Fannie Guy, white organay. MI, Nun
Mir Hugh Caldwell: Miss Jarvis. yellow
creme and diamonds with MIR. }. Kan
dolph Boiling. Miss ogden, white null
with Mr. &. VI. Trinkle; VI IS Bernafu,
pink silk, with Mr.. Garland Sex.on; MISS
inglos white muslin. with Mr.. X. N;
SpilIer: Mss Pryor. blue organdy ana
diamonds with Or. W. s. saysrs; Miss
NJ. Spilier. white organdy. with Mr.. -.
s. Blair: Miss Harrison, pink SIX WIN
MIR. w S Trinkle: Miss Anne Billups,
bluc crcpon and diamonds. with Mr.. ;.
r. Savers. Jr.: Miss s. p. Kent, pink
null with Mr.. r. Crockett Jr.' MISS
Spillcr. white organdy, with Mr.. >. l;
Moore. Miss Chretien. yellow satin. ana
nearls with MIR Bragg: Miss Goodwin.
white organdy. with Mr. Arthur RibDie;
Miss Harwood. white crepe and diamonds
with Mr. +. Z. Stras: Miss Glasscock,
yellow organdy and pearls, Nith hr T.
PAYNE: Mrs. G. W Pike. white SILK, win
Mr. II. &. HowisOn Mrs. Jones, PINK
crepe. with Mr.. Jones.
The german was beautifully 'ed by 'r.
". H.. Ribble, .Jr; with MISS F4uI ~
$. Chretien Among the stays were
Messrs Powell. Blair. Gleaves. 1rockstt'
The chaperones were Mrs. Spiller. Mrs.
Chreticn. Mrs Jarvis. Mrs. NJ. ii. Maury'
and Mis-. 4. II. Gait.
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Assnnlted and Murdered.

DALLAS. TEN. Aug. 10.-Alrs. William
Durham. aged eighteen, who was married
TO young planter a year ago. was as-
suited and murdered at the family home
on Mr. Durhams plantation. by unknown
persons yesterday. Her husband had left
home on business. and she sent word
10 the family of her brother mile away.
that she would come 10 their house during
the morning 10 spend the day. She did
not appear and when her husband re-
turned last night she was missing. n
posse searched all night and this morI-
ing found her body IN a mill creek. near
the Durham home. a trail was found
where the body had been dragged from
the house 10 the creek. An examination
of the body showed that Mrs. Durham
had been assaulted. Sheriff Cabell and
posse with blood-hounds are on the
track of the criminals.
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Mr.. 81 RhI'S ~ Ef.tL.
The Victim of the Accident Near Amelia
Court House.

KEYSNILLE. VA. Aug. l0.-Special--
The body Of John +. Burke. the son Of
John Burke. of Kcysville. was brought
home last night on the local. ana buried
at o'clock at Ash Camp church This
was the young man. reported unknown
ia yesterdays Times. who was killed on
Thursday morning by the early morn
ink express going North. lie was sit
ting on the end of the sill and supposed
TO bc asleep. as the engineer saw him
and blew his whistle ana rang the
bell.
The accident occurred about five hun
dred yards north OF the depot at Amelia
Courthouse. The step leading to the
engine struck him just behind his right
ear. and crushed his skull. killing him
Instantly.
POLITICS.
Politics Is getting somewhat interesting
in our county. Judge \. l.. Nanness
has announced himself as an independent
candidate for the legislature. and will
make an active canvass.
A very destructive hail-stOrm passed
over tins section yesterday afternoon.
doing much damage 20 crops. Several
crops OF tobacco are totally destroyed.
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Information for Everybody.

4 new carl onic acid well near Driburg
in Westphalia, gives of the pure gas al
erroneous pressure.
Leather tires are being made for army
cycles in France, ana are claimed 10
be more easily repaired and lighter than
rubber tires.
Carriage shafts are now made from
wood pulp and are reported 20 have met
with much favor in Paris on account OF
their strength and lghtness.
An old map recently found in Milan is
said TO indicate the discovery of Brazil
in III by the Portuguese. who sailed
from the lower African coast, a distance
OF 1900 miles.
General Schofeld says that the battery
now being constructed m the Pacific
coast. and the two near New York. are
the three finest in the world for coast
defence.
\ eirl baby born the other day in Ko-
komo Ind. is the fourteenth laueh-
ter OF a fourteenth daughter Of "A four
tenth daughter a record which IS
thought TO be unprecedented
Western railroads are expected to show
a heavy increase in their earnings for
several weeks because Il the contrast
with poor earnir IS during the strike pc
riod o. last summer.
The two new tunnel Inns 10 % butte
under London Will cost SHS0O a mile
exclusive of stations. land. and general
expenses. There are three underground
railways now in operation in London.
Ii has been positively demonstrates
that tobacco is one Of the prime causes
OF color blindness. and men who are en-
ployed I'm positions where IL Is necessary
TO distinguish color are cautioned against
excessive smoking.
Now that Secretary Morton has decided
that 70 more seeds are 10 be supplied
farmers by the Department Of Acricul-
tpre. IL Is some what difficult to gee how
some OF tho Congressman can convince
their constituents that they are earning
their saIaries-New York Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

r,EW YORK. Aug. lo-The Americas
cup committee tonight announced that
the trial races will be sailed of sandy
Hook on August 10Th and 22d.
The committee will require the meas
urement of competing yachts taken with
carried in the trial races. The regatta
committee have kindly consented 10
harele these races. and Will issue the
necessary sailing directions. The cup
committee reserve the right to recall the
yachts at any time. 10 restart any race
or to alter the length and direction Of
the course as they may deem advisable
Entries and measurements must be sent
10 the Americas cup committee at The
New York Yacht Club by August 18th.
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Telcgraphic BrcVilics.

The steamship umbra. which sailed
for Europe yesterday morning. carried
S262. oOc in gold bars, and $3.50 $50 in sill
yer. and the Trave. $4,000 gold coin. ard
$l6.se0 silver bars
In Dallas. Texts. while c. McNortOn
a mulatto ccachman and Sadie Johnson
were standing before a minister In a
church. about to be married. the woman
refused to have the ceremony performed,
NcNorton oxclaiming: Death or mar
rage" then shot the prospective bride
In the back as she turned 10 escape. Her
injuries ere fatal. McNorton is In Jail.
In Decatur. Ind. yesterday the eight
Gregory was burned to death. She was
playing near q Gre in the yard. wher
her dress causht Her father. in endea-
voring TO put the FIRE out. had both arms
burned 50 badly that they hal TO be
amputated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

senator Butler to Erect a Cotton->ecd Oil
Plant There.

WELDON. y. c.. Aug l0.-Special.-lt
was given out to-day that Senator But
Ter. OF South Carolina, had contracted for
large cottou-see-oil mill, work 10 begin
in ten days. orders for the lumber
were given yesterday
a coron-mill viii also be built here.
lGx110 feet. 4e0 spindles 10 begin. and
later TO Doe increased as the company finds
need for them Major j. W. Wilson is
largely interested I'm this mill. as is also
Mr.. h. r. Arlington. OF Petersburg
Weldon takes 5000 Boo the cotton-mnl
and S2500 in the corn-mill. the latter 10
begin operations by September l-t.
The weather here for the past few
days has been most oppressive. pnd
crops are suffering for the want OF rain.
The directors of the penitcntiary this
week inspected the state farms near here.
They find corn better than for years. but
other crops NOT quite so good as they
were last year.
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WASHINGTON. Aug 1O-AleXander
Island summaries.
First race--fOur furlongs -Baccarat 81
TO - first. Princess Helen second. Rapids
third Time. 40
Second race-five furOnEs-Finn Water
O3 to - first. Joe MaCu second Arada
third Time, l0i
Third race-siN and one-quarter furlOngs
Glen All a 10 - first. Belbelga second,
HCme Run third Time. % u.
Fourth race-one mile-Mirage 90 10 p
first. Odd Sock second, Lotion third.
Time. la Il.
Firth race-four and a half furlong Key
West O. to - first. Eclipse. Jr, second,
Forest third. Time, 81 -
Sixth race-six and 3 quarter furlOngs-
Little Joe 60 TO ID first. Tear Drop sec
ond, Flushing third. Time. %