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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-15
BELLAIRE
All SOFT OF LorHrNu'Vs aud Gossip From
The GIass CITY.


AN SOFT OF LorHrNsNVs aud Gossip From
the GIaSS CITY.
w. S. Daily and Harry Shepherd
we're both run down by trains early yes
terday morning, and although neltheF
! was Killed both Will be cripples the pal
ance OF their lives and the tanlt seems
to have been oil their own IheV were
NOT together at all. Daily, who 10
man a. wears OF age, has been making
MS home with William Humes, west OF
town. and worked for Mr.. Humes and
Others In that neighborhood He Is
1ulet md Inoffenslve, but on Saturday
he fingered in town until quite late and
had been imbIblng some. He started
home about midnight, and had Just
reaced the western edge OF town when
he ran into a moving passenger train
eastbound over the b. & o, The result
was a badly broken left arm and an In
iured limb. He was brought to the city
and given proper medical care md was
! then taken TO his home at the Humes',
where he will be laid up for some time.
Harry Shepherd Jared even worse. BE
had been about town until midnight,
and the next heard OF him he was pick
cd UP in the Benwood yards with leg
crushed by the cars so that u had to be
amputated. He was brought TO- the
home OF his father, a. w. shepherd
esq, and DTs. D. W. Boone and 7. N.
Wells amputnted the leg and dressed
the stump. The particulars OF how It
happened are not well known, as tha
unfortunate fellow does not give clear
account, but he stood the preparation
for the nmputation like soldier, and Is
getting along all right so far.
The Democratic primaries on satur-
dag evening were attended by enough
voters to select the required number
OF delegates 10 the county and congress.
sIonal conventions, but the less said
about any considerable number OF peo-
pie attending the better. But they Sc
lected delegates, and among those Sc
lectcd are Colonel G. /. Poorman and
Dr. d. W. Boone, but It Is not known
that those gentlemen were consulted
abou, It, though they may have been,
The balance of the delegation is made
up Of Democrats who Endorsed the Chi
cago platform.
The Democratic county convention
will be held here tomorrow. Our Demo-
cratic friends are able this year to point
TO the fact that there Is not an un-
secmly scramble for the nominations
In fact, they nro hunting for men TO
take them. Instead Of the men seeking
the places. And there 10 good reason for
this.
officer senbrooks made a couple OF
raids Saturday night and had quite n
posse for the lock-up. but part OF them
put up for thelr appearance md Sc
cured the presence OF the others. An-
other lot locked IN were released yes
tcrdag on a promise to leave town.
James Manley who has just finished
second visit to Columbus covering
period fixed by court, got In Saturday
evening, and II all remAins with him
whether he Will continue TO enjoy lib
crtR or not.
Mrs. Margaret Dorsey and Mr. w. C.
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Mrs Michael Curtain. PlaInheld, ILL.,,
makes the statement, that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for month by her family
physician, but grew worse He told
her she was hopeless victim Of con-
sumption and that no medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton; she bought bottle and to her de-
light found herself benefited from first
dose. She continued Its use and after
taking six bottles, found herself sound
and well; now does her own homework.
and Ia as well as she ever waS,-Free
trial bottles OF this Great Discovery at
Logan Drug Co.'s store. Large bottles
80 cents and Sl00.
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PATRIOT ON ms TRGVElS.
loo Much Of this Sort Of Thiag In Some
Parts Of the Country.

F0TIS OF llte SUuuuys
Chicago Record: The Burlington train
had Just pulled out Of Hastings and the
conductor was working his way up the
car, punching tickets and tearing OF
coupons. he had got half through the
smoker when he came to an inebrlated
man wearing a wide SLOUGH hat and
brown ovesalls. The man had all sorts
| Of patriotic ornamentatioh attached to
his person. The grip which he had
slowed into the seat beside him was
painted red, white and blue and half a
| yard OF bunting was wound around his
sombrero. Three Dewey buttons were
In his coat and q small soiled flag hung
from buttonhole.
"Tlcketsl" said the conductor.
"RemembeF the Maine!" the passen-
ger promptly responded.
What's thatT' the official inquired,
not exactly understanding.
''Cuby lIbber an prosperity" the man
in the seat returned.
"Give me your ticket, please" the
conductor said. Ignoring the Aorld re-
marks OF the other.
The passenger looked surprised.
"TIckets7" he repeated after the con-
ductor. what do l want Of a ticket? I
expect this here old road to recognize
patriotism and love OF country. I'm
goIn' in to Grand Island. Pass on, mis-
ter. Murray for Old Bill Shafterl"
You'll have to give me a ticket or
pay your fare" the conductor coldly In
formed him.
PAY fare? Thundred and hailstorms!
Amt you got no patriotism In this
i al Aotd f6t a.
| triumph OF the American Flag amt you
got no Idly beyond your blamed tickets
an fares? tell you I amt got no
ticket. don't need none. We had twins
at our house last week an we named
one Cu5y an the other Hobson. Look at
that there grlpsaclS an look at these
here decorations. Go on away. want
to go to Grand Island. These Is war
times, an we must all be prepared to
sacrifice little"
you can prepare yourself TO sacrifice
81 50 or you can prepare to get of this
"whntl GIT OtrG In spite of cuby and
Hobson"
Exactly"
you don't rec'nlze the flag Of your
country--Dewey-the Malne-sanndy-
aggo?"
'One-thirtysnine, please"
The sombrero passenger looked about
him. IAN do you men hear thatT' he
inquired, wonderinEly. "Did sou hear
your country gittln' insulted? Hear the
blood OF heroes dyin' In trenches gilt
tin stomped on an treated with dis
gust? Who Is fer declarin' martial law
an teachln' this old railroad a thing or
two about freedom an liberty an hui
manity?
Nobody stirred to help him. The con-
ductor reached for the bell rope.
At that the patriot weakened. He
pulled pocket-book into view and be-
] gan counting:
Fifty cents-a doilar-never heard OF
such slaveEy-dollar'n-a- thirty
no regard fer loyalty an patriotism at
all-five, six an three's nlne-there's
ger money, oppressor. Sure enough,
Debs was right when he said this was
the poor mans war on the bondholder
an capitalist's picnic. I'll change the
names OF them twins soon's git back
to Grand Island"
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rHE z. OPP RATE
PROM Eastern Poihis % lnaiesPPP"'
Gathering is IlrasonAbit.


Gathering is Ilrasonhbit.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 1.-THE
word from the east that the railroads
have made n rate Of SO for The round
trip from Boston. on account q the
Knights of Pythas encanpmentg - be
held in this city during the week Of 4Ali-
gust q, has 9ed to the belief mat this
means break in the rate made ~ the
New England ard Trunk-hne passenger
5ag,ocIRtions. The low rate Is made by
the way OF New York, Washington ana
the Baltimore & OHIO Tailrpad. Tbs
route strikes the territory OF ~ re &c
ger associations, Which have ltfaae tls
one-ceut- a-mie rate, at 9faitgH ~
va, to which point the round Trip 1i.Ee
from Boston, under the rate OF one ana
fhlrt1 fareS for the round trip, Us pro-
posed by the two eastern passenger as
sociations, would be S23 II is a decided
break and 10 10 believed now that OLne5
roads WILL be Compelled 70 meet u a ~
that the rate OF two passenger aiSOc!a-
lions will so to pieces.
This 10 the best piece Of news Indian-
apolis has received concerning the en-.
canpment since the latter was awaTaeo
two years ago. Il means an 9ttendanee
fnHv "a large and perhaps larger than
vas e-tITated al frst. Itlmeans that
me city VIII nave to care for at least
10000 visitors during the week Of Au.
gust "a in addition TO the 21se9p who VII y
occupy tents in Camp ColsroVe. Il
means the attendance Of entire lodges;
with full membership. from points an
over the east, It was believed that un-
satisfactory rates offered By the eastern
passenger agsociatlons would prevent
thig. and as It was known that scores o.
hodges were contemplating coming IN
bodies, Il was much regretted.
The rate nowmaSie from Boston IS pei
ter than one cent mile. II other lines
east Of the Alleghenies meet Il, It WIZ
add at least one thousand more men -
those who come with their Uniform
Rank companies, and viii increase the
attendance Of members Of subordinate
lodges and other visitors from 6,OOV 70
10000.
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INTERSTATE LRAGlR

At Dayton. RHE
Dayton ....."..O OO00200'-2 /
Springfield .....O ] 1000 000-l 2
Batierles-Brown and Donahue; Cra-
Bill and Niles
At Toledo. RHE
Toledo .........OOISOOOOO-i s 0
Mansfield ..."..0 OOOO 10000 .
Ba'terics-Aiadden and Arthur; Kos
tai and Belt.
At Grand Rapids. First game. r II +
Grand Rapids % 90 0OOO-2 D
youngstown 80 O. 0O003-3
Batterles-Wayhe and Cote; Knepper
ana schrccongost.
IT G, Rapids Second game. RH T.
Grand Rapids 90 Ii 8
youngstown ....0100 $1,000 o. 8 0
Haiierles-Hcrbert and Cote; Knepper
and schrccongost.
At Fort Wayne. First game. RH i
F"Ft Waync....f 400 o 0 0 8-5 10 o
Nc" cnstle.."..O 1OO0OOOO-t Q 3
Enttnrics-Rgiman, Campbell md
Ohcarai Smith and Barclay.
AZ Fort Wayne. second game. i II j.
iIprt Waync...l 2 100 O2O O--i2 81 3
Nov Castle.,...1 0 O00O02O- g 1
=, bltt"flcs-Horr and Patterson; Hcw-
IT. Mattress and Zlnram
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smile and kiss. To be sure, she looks
little white and pallid but she 10 vivacious
and cheerful In his presence, and he does
not realize that anything Is wrong. II he
had but come home during the middle Of
the day, he would have found, instead Of
the cheerful wife, weak, sickly nervous
invalid, with headache, pains in the back,
"stitChes in the side, burning and drag
RiuR down sensations and utter despond-
eney and melancholy.
In almost every case OF this kind the
woman Is really suffering from weakness
and disease Of the distinctly feminine or
Rauism. Frequently she does not realize
her own condition. If she does, she
shrinks from undergoing the "eXafniua-
tious" and "local treatments insisted
upon by the average physician Dr..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is the medi.
cine needed by women who suffer in this
way, II acts directly on the sensitive or
patis concerned and makes them strong,
healthy and vigorous. It aliayS innamma.
tion. heals liberation, soothes pain and
tones and builds up tie shattered nerves.
II transforms weak, siekly, nervous, de-
spoadent invaiids into happy, healthy wives
and competent mothers II fits for wife.
hood and motherhood. II makes exam.
nations " unnecessary. H0ncst dealers %
not suggest substitutes for little added
profit TO be realized thereon.
~ had suffered untold misery TOT yenrs with
uvarian trouble, an e1hlustiug drain, eonstipN'
llon. painful periods aud other gTaoyths tt9ap,
lssi wrltet Mrs Annie james, o. No, ~ seventh
street Memphis Shelby Co, Tenn. ThnnE
God. my health has been fully restored and
can gladly say am a well woman today, used
fiS Gottles OF Dr. pisTcc's FavoTite Prescription
and was completely cured
DR.. Picrct's Pleasant Pellets cure con.
situation mud bilinnsnCFE, They never
gripe, All good dealers have them,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-15

Beraundthal are executors of the estate
Of the late Michael Dorsey at Pow
hatun.
The park flag committee yesterday
afternoon decided to float a 10xl5 bunt-
Ing flag from the park stan oil the time.
Rev. L. N. Weiss and Mr.. Jacob Reltz
are making the round trip on the
steamer Virginia,
Howard Pendry and wife returned
from Atlantic City yesterday morning.
Rev. ]. II. Thompson filled the pulpit
in the First N. e. church yesterday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-15
CYCLING.

The spectators and alleged cycllug
experts who roasted Bald and Tom
Cooper for their performance In riding
mile In seven minutes Friday night at
Indianapolis don't know what they are
talking about: they don't know a good
race when they see one. Anw old rae
ing man can plug along and make bet
Ter time than seven minutes for the
mile but It Is only from such track gen.
erals ns Bald and Cooper that the hair
raising finish they put up Is seen, and
the sooner the cycle racing public ar
rives at this view Of the matter the
sooner they will be able to enjoy a good
bicycle race.
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n &n,s Rra RT1s1NEss.

The July special and excursion busi-
ness of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
was larger than for many months past
and shows that the Baltimore & Ohio Is
again In the ranks Of the flrSt-class rail-
roads. The statistics uf tho passenger
department show that there we're car
ried on excursion trains and In special
parties 1850 people.
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PYTHIAN BALL GAME,

The base ba!i game between Coucr de
Leon and Bernard shaE,cy companies
Of the Uniform Rank X. or r., viii be
p'nyed n, tho Island bali park this az.
lsI,npon beginning at $3.50 O'Clock. pro-
N,lihg old "EaiUy Weather" VIII hold
oll Tor awhile. Should rain block lhe
Hhs anticipated battle today the game
VIA De postponed until tomorrow. But
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BOWLING
MOZART LEAGUE.

After staying in front Of the other clubs
through the season 10 the present time
the Bowlers have gone back a notch into
second position, and Carroll Club Is now
at the front. BoWlers, however have
rolled a higher ayernBe game than Lne Hl
ernges Will be published tomorrow morn
iyJv ~
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Than UP the lakes to Mackinac Island
with It's cool. invigoratinG breezes. No
trip offers so much for 30 little money,
combining rest, health, recreation and
beautiful scenery. Only ten dollars for
the round trip, tickets good fifteen days,
on August 18th via c., L. & W. Ry, and
D. & C. N, Co.'S elegant boats. Consult
o. r. Wood, Trav Pass. AEt., Mcclure
House block, for full particulars and H.
Illustrated book Of the trip. It's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-15

The chalnless wheel had practically
no sale In Wheeling this year, simply
because the makers in their greed have
oyerrenched themselves In sticking to
an outrageousiy high price. Next year.
1t i said, the chhInless wheel will list
a SIS, price that will make this style
OF mount popular In Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-15

ORDINARY household accidents have
no terrors when there's bottle OF DR..
Thomas Eclectrlc OIL In the medicine
chest Henls burns, cuts, bruises,
Rprnins, Instant relief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-15

McNcar & Matthews race meet at
Wellsburg next Saturday will attract
several Wheeling racing men.
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Entries for the labor day bicyclNOraces
are beginning to come in already, and
large fields in all Of the three events
ere assured.
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ToDAYs RACES.


First race, four and one-half furlongs-
Ensign. liz: Wexford, liz: Spritc, IL;
DnckadoO. ii2; Hope. 1OT: Magnolia, i01:
Second race. three-quarters mile, Island
Handlcap-Jews Harp, IL; JHcliine, lis;
Corn Cob, lis: Gov. GrlgEs, ia; Arlan, liz;
Belyenia, los; Hlddenite, 10I; Walter o.,
los
Third race. three.Quarters mile Beiiatre
Handcap-Firewater. lis; Reform, III;
BY love. M; Fagln, li3; Traitor, ll2; I-llli-
puic. lO9: Young Griffo. lOs: Pocket Piece,
ili: Speedy. 100; Gold Spec, LOG; John r.,
iai Arundai, iG8
Fourth race. four and one-hHlf furlongs--
Bonnievile, ii2; Belle Australian, li2; G.
". Harding. liz; GAllopcr, 10T; Sister Ida,
i0l Crown, iO2.
Fifth race, four and onc-hRh furlongs,
Condition Racc-Gallnun, 112: John McGnr-
rirlc, IL; Hopeful IL; Fluellen. IL; Dora
Lamar. 10: GILT Australian, ITO; Minco
Maid. no.
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MS FOOT INJURED,

Yesterday morning at the Aetna
Standards Mingo Junction plant, Rus
sian employe. MorItz Ponbos0vitch, had
his foot crushed by the fall Of pig metal.
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with goodweather this afternoon the ex-
listing rivalry for supremacy win be set
tied The line-ups and batteries viii be
as previously published.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-15

A LAZY liver makes n lazy man
Burdoclt Blood Bltters Is the natural
never falling remedy for a lazy liver.
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BILIOUS
NESS

bosses many a body and bur.
dens many a mind. You can't enjoy
the food you like because you are
bilious, You take all sorts Of pre-
cautions, and yet the bilious attack
leaps on you like a tiger from ambush.
You know the feelingI The blood
seeming on fire with q dulkheat the
boring pains in the eyes; the head
seeming to open and shut; the hoT-
rible nausea. You know the irrita-
bility which precedes and the languor
that follows the attack. It's miser-
able, isn't it? Why not cure the
trouble ? There's q pill thatwill cure
biliouness. Dr.. j. c. AYERS PILLS
are an acknowledged specific for this
arrangement.
A. Swanger, To1arkans, Tex, writes /:
For fifteen years have used Ayers Pills,
and hnd them very effective in bilious com-
plants. have yet to sec tho case where
they haIe failed . cure
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Many q

Many q
husband I'M,
agines that
his wife IS
happy,
healthy and
strong, when
she Is really
enduring in
silence al.
most unbear.
able tortures.
She meets
him At the
door on his
return from
work OF blsi.
aaaa UiNh n
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BOXING.

The Intelllgencer recently stated that
Professor James Gordon, Of washing
ton, Pa, was quotedias saying that he
was willing TO wager $500 to $3.50 that
Jack Kinlow, OF McKeesport, Pa, could
defeat Eddie Gardner, providing that
Kinlow was under Gordon's care for
three weeks. Yesterday Eddie Gardner
announced his willingness to accept
Gordon's proposition. Gardner Will ac-
cede to Klnlow's terms, and agrees to
box before the club making the best In
ducements. Another battle between
these boys would be the finest kind OF n
drawing card, and no finer can be Sc
cured in this section. Eddie ls anxious
for a match as soon as possible, and II
Riniow doesn't accept he Will go alter
Jack Henniger, whom Oscar was TO
have met at the Bridgeport carnival.
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Jimmy Fogarty starts active training
this morning in companF with his train
err, James Duke. Mr.. Duke has had a
large experience in getting men into
condition, and he intends TO turn Foo
garty out in the finest possible shape
for his go with Pearce on September 5,
The training programme which has
been prepared under the auspices OF
a Bridgeport man, an athlete OF wide
reputation. includes fifteen mile run
daily. besides rope skipping. bag punch
ing and wrestling. Fognrty Is q tireless
worker, and with such excellent assist
ance cannot fail to be tn magnificent
shape.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-15

Plttshurg Press road racing rules Will
govern In the coming labor dag road
race, Copies Of these rules can be had
BY addressing the Press cycling editor.
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aeddGehSin :0 n!satos. $3.50 cont dose"
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Kraus BrIthers are to run road race
early in the fall, probably Just after the
state fair,
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SPORT

gnoooocoollo o0oooooooo.

r,o clear weather had a tendency to
,.ar a good crowd TO the falF grounds
S S,, about 1000 patrons being
..assnt. The track was heavy through
~ home stretch. The speculation was
w., ~ heaviest OF the meeting. AS three
, -. and Jackine. second choice,
'r.ra beayffv played, the book qult loser
tho day The feature was the jump
w. w., ace the last on the programme, at
. ,,' nile over four hurdles. The horses
",,,1sd TO the front at the hrst hur-
s s and several jockeys schooled their
.s.,- mounts over the jump, to the de-
r.s, of the spectators previous 20 the
"s~ mIllng. Mr.. Richard Baker, owner
-" .s trainer. made his debut as a hurdle
,,.rsy BIZ accepting the mount and ride
;.r mis- own horse to victory. This race
, was the best of the day, as the horses
.o,y Elndly to the hurdles and none 81
~. .Sy" SsH There viii be another hurdle
In W." later on, and II will be well patrons
issy As This race was n cuccess other
"nnsrs will train and school theft
S"r.9s 10 90 the journey.
M Judges were not satisfied with the
80 tIe betting was receding upon Lp-
W. W., who was pltted against Heck, IT,,
Zen time winner at this meeting, In
fourth race. so they substituted
Cs,mp Tor Bender, but changing Jockey
S1J moi make any difference, as Heck,
Ar won Just the same.
,.,,r cob ran q marvellous race In the
,sI,J MS ne was badly handled through
~ ~ race being carried all over the
! y" hut on turning Into the stretch
'sSTcd IKE n winner, when Jockey Mad
.oon took liberties and carried Corn Cob
Eide which lost him the race. Several
",her incidents happened in this race
ThIch the Judges should have seen but
Tbsre was something unusual In the
-,rnlng OF Beloved in the second race.
she showed lots OF speed, but was not
sytended. and finished bad nth. ~
summary follows:
Tirst race four and one-half furlongB
Dora Lamar liz (NeeD, even money,
0rst. Bonneville, liz (DangleF), 8 to 2,
Ssroad: Galloper, ia (Feeney), 10 TO l,
,S'rd Won easily. Time, 1:019k. Crown,
Fluellen, Duckadoo, DR.. Werden and
Magnolia also ran.
second race, three-fourths milo
Young Grlho, lis (Neet), 2 TO 1. first;
fJllipute. IA Dorsey, 6 to /, second;
Dewey 100 (F1ynnl, to /, third Won
nader whip. Time, 1858 AIonzo, Be-
ioyed. Walter l., and Helena Belle also
ran, 81
bridgeport handicap = Jacltlue, lis
CMadlson), 9 to l, first; Corn Cob. 11s
CpOnnelly), to /. second; Jewsharp,
IA (Neei), to 9, third. Won drlying,
Time 1:2sA. BelYena, John P. and Sill
yer Brook also ran.
Fourth race. four and one-balt fur
longs, Ohio Valley handIcap-H Heck, jr.,
Is5 iSeary), / to 9, first; Charley Wells,
ITO (NeeD, 4 to /, second; John McGar-
TIrIe, IO5 (Donnelly), third. Won driv-
Ing. Time, :59%. Lucetta, Frank B.,
HART and Rossman also ran,
Fifth race. hurdle handicap one mile
Tampa. l42 (Baker), 3 to1,Sfirst; Ar
mldel, 100 Conrad 8 to l. second Tor
stenslon. l42 (Jones), to 5, third. Won
easily. Time, 2:Ol, By JoVe and Fagln
also ran.
FoDAYs RACES,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
FINAL NOTICE.

To the Taxpayers Of the City Of BenWoqd
who have not paid their taxes for the
years 1873, 1894 iSp5, 1919 and 1897;
You are hereby notified TO make hot:
Element OF such taxes during the month o.
August, 1855 TO Special Collector Saml. =.
Blake, ms MI bills remaining ~ his hanoi
after said date vii be collected according
TO law. by order Of Finance Committee
THoS SHEPARD, Mayor.
JOSEPH WARD, Recorder.
n. B.--Thosc desiring 10 pay such thNes
will call at my residence. corner sixth ano
Rul.S.lb,9. SAML 3. llAAf@hs