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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
These handkerchiefs are
for the little ones

For little girl tots are these; for they're
too dainty for boys and too fussy for older
folks. They're fancy Japanette handker-
chiefs in pretty, dainty shades. such as
lavender, pink, yellow and cream; with
wide shadow border, set with printed pat
terms OF small rosebuds and blossom de-
signs; edges are scalloped and embroidered.
Lots Of them for you. and at half n.
their worth. .............. JC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

Parties contempt gong sast Ehosif
uot far % call ~ corner Douglas ana
Main ard consult TIE Frisoo for so1
rates. as We COX have a very low rae 70
Chicago. g. J0u.s ard otaer sanfsru
rso4nta fRernernbeF The Frlse3 Ianes
II .. MCgTldORE CRY Ticket AT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
Last of the laces

"And if I should live to be the
last leaf on the tree, I hope they'll
put me on the bargain counter"
The leaves have begun to fall, and
still these summer laces are here,
not to remain long, we hope, for
it's the wrong place for them; so
pieces Of them. Unwelcome guests
are they, and tomorrow we'll bid
them good bye in this imperative
way:
All Linen Torchon Laces, all Linen
Torchon insertions. wide vallenciennes
Daces, narrow vallenciennes Laces, wide
and narrow Orientals and many insertions
Of various types; real values 10c, II 1-2c
l5c, 2Oc and 25c per yard. Pure white and
cream. A frosty leave-taking for e.
them tomorrow; choice...................S w
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
DENVER AND RETURN 81.


Account % Festival q Mountain aid
Plain the Santa Re viii ssl tickets 20
Denver ard return for 81. Tickets on
sale October 9. final KNIT october &
For further information cali On Or at-
dress L r. DELANEY. Agent
phone 70
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

side Of Em2oria avenue from Kellogg
street 70 English street, except where a
good and sufficient walk may already be
constructed.
A 5-foot VIDE cinder walk on the south
side % Lincoln street from Fourth avenue
TO Water street.
Each proposal on permanent walk must
state the price per square foot. and on
ciader walks the price must be per lineal
foot
A certified check for so must accom-
pany each bid. which check must be
made payable % the city OF Wichita and
shall become forfeited TO the said city
upon the neglect or refusal OF the party
70 whom the award may Dc made execut-
ing contract with said city 20 construct
proposed walks in accordance with The
plars and specifications Gu fle n ths
of5oe Of the city engineer FOR the respect
i've walks for whsch the bids are submit
ted, ana according % his bid
The mayor and council reserve The right
to reject any and ali bids
HIST H T KRAMER, City Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

u Tss srs re-aE - g. L1z,s fas Rex
ts-sz.a al szTs T7a sz7asg- We szE. =
VERY az rzis gsaf ass. Cal a. ,sasserx ger
Ssgo- E. z. COOPER.
>. p \. Tgieasta. E4z-
EuE% 2 MACLEOD.
4 g. ?. z h. T7,ska. g2a-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
Manhattan WOrsted plaids

''Worsted" for politeness sake, for these
copies from wool and silk stuffs are as
pretty as the originals. They're wool till
you touch 'em. Wash 'em? They won't
fade. Our word for it. Not an undesirable
pattern in the lot. Not so wonderfully
under-priced either. Just PIP cents less
than other stores. (Not so bad for 1N1
cotton goods. Our price is......... kE2C
THEY'RE selling very fast
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

The electric fans a0E operated = Santa
Fe Route 6iaing cars are desirable and
sessonabge accessories to an alTssSy EE-
surpassed service
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
HOMEsEEKERs' EXCURSION.

Tn Santa Fe w,I stu Hornessekers' Ex-
cursion tickets OF September . and Oc-
to5e- 4 and IS. Isss. 20 all points in Ar
IONA. New Mexico. Oklahoma and Indian
Territory az rate Of ore fare lo- the round
trip. Plus 3
For further information cal o. o. al
dress L P, DELANEY. Agent
Douglas Avenue Station
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

REMEMBER THIS
THAT THE
SANTA Re ROUTE
Runs 4 TRAIN FROM WICHITA To-
Esnzas CITY tn......-- hours. . minutes
Cnica~1 ia..............Z3 hours, minutes
:. Louis in..-.-..--5 hours - minutes
Cincinnati in...........-24 hours. = minutes
Louisville ln..........-..%f houFs. Il minutes
Arriving a. Cincinnati and Loulsvi4Is
before noon
Tine 10 ali points ezs; ard sosthszs,
eo-respozdIzgiy quick
Nost popular Ins % al po.1ta
Phone - L p DELANEY. Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
The domestic section

is reckoning to
you this week in
a most impera-
tive way. This
department feels
confident of its
ability to supply
ali VOur domestic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
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Foza2 q ths Ceisrzss GsEars Eal3-
rsaA Rates sFs vsFy 80 % al gssatA
wr1ss fsr Illustrates pansAIss-
". =. BAILEY. =. r. a. Dszvs.. ca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
rAKE - MIssoURI PAcTFIc.

'hANSAo A-fO = L-I'4t@AI54N<A LII ~
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Leave Wichita al 20 ?. m. arriving at
81. Louis next morning at I'D. making
direct connections with all lines east No
change Of cars Elegant service City
ticket Office IA North Main street
ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP TO
DENVER
VIA the Rock Is.ard)
Account OF Festival Of Mountain AID
Plain. Tickets On sale October 3. good 20
return Until October 3
A E COOPER.
D P A. W.cnltz kan.
EBEN z. MACLEOD,
\ c. ?. & T. a. Topeka. Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
NIAGARA FALLS

TIE Rock Island Tours Sleeper isav-
lag wichita a. % o'clock. a m. every SAT-
nrday. arriving At B9Gslo sunday Night
VII n tee future be cst CIT a. Buffalo
Tor the especial benefit OF patrons who
desire % visit Niagara Pals Ire sHcgr-
sons viii n9E leave Burz.o Mondays a.,
( p IA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

NO ODDS
where you - ard wneEs. TIA Roek Esiaaa
service Is always re bss. Lox EAsss.
fsst tine ard courteous treatment
A. z COOPER .. P. A,
E3ES MCLEOD. n G. ?. 4 7. 4,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02


rRET = MAC LEoD. y. 2. a.
A g 2 & z n. Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

wants, satisfactorily and cheaply.
Here is congregated the largest
stock of cotton stuffs in all Kansas
and here is centered the greatest
cotton goods trade between the
OZarkS and Danvar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

\
Rates Of advertising made known Up0"
application.
The pToprietors reserve the rignt 70 = (
3ect and discontinue any aoNe. 'iStt...-' -
contracted for either by themselves u
their agents -, -
Entered in the postofice ~ vienna -
seconG-ciass matter and entered l9E - as
mission throuch the mails as such -.
Eastern Business Office. ~ ne A4.I 80,
Building. New York City; western % ~, ~ .
ness Ofice. TIE Rookery.' Chlcaso' SO
s. c. Beckwith Special Agency SO'0
Agents Foreign Advertising. -
Readers Of the Eagle when in New I - - =
City or Chicago. can see copies OF -
paper at the office Of our agent a. Iae
a6drAae szu~a hnWA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02


49, - - - - - - - NJ
l. l. L. l. = L. =,
The hest i'm dress goods "
~
a "
an \;
~ Elm q Y
9zAES3Aj - ~; N
~-ta 80 Y
-ICNSSSydl4 ~ N
l\\SEAS y
NgAlS7S5AG N
4 kdSEsSVIIf ~
-W IN W
\[EGg NJ
&GZn- <0 Y
AI-, N(
- Y
NJ
is found here in a profusion not Y
expected elsewhere hereabouts, for N
the leadership of this dress goods ;
department is at last conceded, "
even by competition. Several re- Nc
orders came in last week, among "
them the national blue poplin at NS
S5c and the national blue broad "
cloth at S125. Fifth inch coverts NI
in French importations and broad Y
head reproductions. All shades M
and combinations of these covert Y
cloths: Both the French and I'M
broadheads are 81 per yard. We ~
opened ten pieces more of the w
black brilliantines yesterday from nc
the Arlington mills auction. "
These are black brilliantines and NG
usually sell at SOC per yard. We v
shall offer these on Monday at 29c M
per yard. They are 40 inches "
wide. And there is IS inch M
black serge in this lot, Just lie per y
yard cheaper than you've been NJ
paying for same quality. While No
these five bolts last the price will w
be 39c. Seven Yards will make No
dress for most anyone. Six yards w
is what the majority of the ladies NJ
buy. We now have the strongest "
line of 4Sc and soc goods in town. NJ
There's probably twice the selec- "
ton here that You'll see anywhere M
else. In this lot we have an all "
wool imported French boucle. in ~
blue, red and brown, that we shall No
offer at 50c, although it's worth w
zoe per yard. For tomorrow only No
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
Mrs. Hume.
Our dress maker

Mrs. Hume,
Our dress maker
in the language of the west, is do
ing a land Office business. Mrs.
Hume has been greatly compli-
mented Of late for her superiority
in creating tailor made customes.
Drapery dOings
A great many drapery seekers
are supplied here every day. Not
unusual for home Outfitters to buy
their carpets elsewhere and their
draperies here. owe don't keep
carpets.) Not many drapery
seekers look at this stock that are
sorry afterwards. It's easy for us
TO save you money on these, for in
more exclusive stores, draperies
bear luxurious profits. A hint or
two for tomorrow:
Plain Art Denims, Sc inches wide; in the
newest mixtures-Resida mixtures, Maroon
mixtures, Deli mixtures, Old Rose mix
lures Old Gold mixtures; very stylish now
for portierres and couch pillows; O0o
per yard. ............... L.. w
Drapery Damasks, in rich Satin Berber
weave; grounds Of Blue. Old Gold and
Green; with handsome patterns in bright
contrasting shades. These are Damasks
that sell at nearly "a. all stores for 75c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

DA-ly EaE... b sAss.s-. - ~ week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02
Our mill length counter

They're selling very fast.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-02

A new assortment was received Satur-
day Better look these over. Wool Shirt
Waists will be correct this winter. We
can save you quite little money on some
kinds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05

=sest!rg .a re 81 log s-Aoas .92ss Fea-
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fs1c-y .or cs3sca1lots. wh4ca has s3svad
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day. The eaarc5 las ssGere3 a. almost
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weakening Setk a@EaAsssasp AID finances
So TIE same sine ossr s2i. 81 the ss@rz-
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isfg shs city. bot IL sssste " sssss f&et sh1
church n&s grown fgGgs It's fgs1heE sEz.Ass
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ereEtess n lssI TIE membership has 20
creased from . vary few rss.L1ers &c about
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cf1afen ard afser AID ia ta& Christian uEs-
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have H1B QE2.e q sar1s s1srnbssss4p- aZa1
are re only Ger 3aaioz tion th&t o~as
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RET sgseaGss schools IN 1bS+ sha had ons
slhoo4 laasg.rg q small cns-Eto.y house,
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tse E.zz, rax vgs--z-asaa By .ss Try q: =
c2sE - s5oZt s5ssss. Tie system h2s h-@@a
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present sysssEs "a vary Elective
TIE secret societies O. .hk plaza are
ns$Ey aa1 =. az u : ans slap aaaSszsi-
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q large r.eE berssa&p- TIE K1.z1ts o. PyEA-
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REPRESENTED. Ar19az ot1@r iS6gss ara The
Csser IL ODD Fs-s9ss Aacss1+ Order ..
Trites ssevErssa. Ct.Et Array 9. 1ae Re-
public. Es4aet Cosrs. Rad Msa. woo3nsn
l. Is p-sz.Stss that Csasrslla al s1zsa
Gay II tAss pear future III. be the ne-
tfo5ogss .. Le1ls eo4sLty. The streams
fsrElsa nns asAlag al the woods TIE
game for TIE a2EtEr.
Csrtralsa's prospects frcn = business
stand EssGLf are bright z. t1s r-sAe2. tine.
Several Des bEs@ssSs hoGssg have ozsass
latsly. aid . p-ospaSt os more ic he zsAs
future.
There arg .~o livery staslez, four dry
g0c9z houses. three drug Stores fourteen
grocery xtoges sS9 hardware. furniture arr
carpets, tkrse se12Fsz-hza1 stores. INC NIL
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ssksees stores. azs1 al are dong q ane
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st0cAE Business -ssa are vile awake and
are Es5r saas viii si90w nothing 20 pre-
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respective zzAsrsak.ngx
4 sketch Of the teans, III little city woa,9
.zot bs c0faE.ets without a b-se. rsns sor
OF Mai George EqSs~fck. the genial pro
pgleto~ CT zae Dero. aosei Nal Ro9sr4cx
"a nct ouiy d greas favcYise among sne e3ts-
ze5s & Censr8iss b8t has hes. u t.fe-sl5x
arreng The travelling public. TIE T9srpc.
hotel * knGgn far and wi.e upon the Pa
csfe East an1 t5ers sGe tt~ ho,e.g nat
ssypass 4 tor sn elegant taai@ SPLENDID
acccmEs o3z tons ard the courteous treat
Leat saowE 20 al guests.
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rsaasnt t5ssse- - IRIS stss@ssen also sss
stssse& zsEssse eoa1 Kisses. tssaS sc az yet
sssresT tAssDee1 by fAs Tse&ars@, CsgSasssG x
tsoss&Ias E&zsey s@zlrgaS saz~a FATS
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vita fae eegSa ~ sfss lfsys t2rEsor f@zE-
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sarr3 ~ sa@ richest sErraE-sr azss fafza.la1
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TIE sa~ rnlAs, 81 waseh thsfs srs terss.
are ss4KY al IT'S ts14s snS nA Fs more Of
GeFs snau trey Gan I'll. Ths sh;ngle Mills
Az FBcDlty regularly Ena fEgoEf na9gs
Fsse5HaSs 1ffsrtsss, tf&3a Ley eaS aEeDSEs tEss
OATS TIE eSge-tyo4sD fa1f6ry Ezan@fs@G~
lures sax@-t rgugAs e tr ara - ts}sfa
- All pzTss II tAs iHsf6a States. IaEy age
CHEAPER ard last longer tbzA fn1ss a1ai5
50 ftr- TIE factory has large orders ahead
70 ~.
f.eafFsIss might wss. he PROVE &C her
churches ard s2Foals TIE E&Ff{sfs rave
: Es4a e15fce az aaK0 haE. tAe PreSbY-
'srlans Gesbe45st& Earsasss<z Catholics
and reyea 8s;leaists Use Esspfszt church
WIS tae aEsE ora4.aza. go. Ee.l IS aEs.
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MRS. KATE HYDE WILSON.
Death Of an ExtimabIe Lady Well
Known in seattle.

Mrs. Kate Hyde wi1sor. the s!seer O.
Mrs. Del HarbzugA. 8ss3 az TIRE Rather
Grand hose! shortly besore Z o'eiock last
evening after sn Illness q eight weeks.
Mrs. Wilson hal been 3 resilient o. SEATTLE
for about ksves5 years ard was well kUoSc
in society circles. she wAs d member O.
the Unitarian church aa9 lad bsen very
active In al SIS works.
Mrs Sarah l. HIDE. - years old. The
mother cf Nrs Wt-sos.. survives the dzUEA-
ter a. the ca family home AZ Montpelier.
" Mrs. Wilson also leaves t1o c1I9re0
20 survive tser nansiy. q daughter. ru2rrssd
. NJ Louis ". Bond, son cf Judge Bond.
q Santa Clara, Cal. ard q son IN the
drug business az White River iuucti51.
The fGzsral arrangements wA3I rot b.
COMPLETED unsiI tire arrival 1f Nr. Cart
HArbaugn tron Salt Lake, bat ths prob
abilities are that the remains will - taken
East acccgups n}e3 ~ TIE relatives toward
tne en4 Of tbs week ana buried "a ths
family los s.. Montpelier. W.
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;t.sroe Tar. ,gAek sssvg. R~s4..s.
EQ4T ard half Nssryasss- F-.trta tlcs-.
@-o1. So Tia second. Stella shsr3 Tine.
ss-ts
Seen @~r3o--s sell ns~~1alla Haze- pcr.
A@t.e y ssSsoE.a, &srnis Davis t1lrd
Tn
Seen f8TlcsE~ sesttnw-f5.Ea PC II
Her EaFos SECOND. 0rax}elIs 'hsnd. Tine,
- e sssd a s1xtee-s 81 se.1lnr~-T.ens vvoa.
Dare II se~os3sl- Char,ss Chfsstse tA.rf
'ITTrs@ s.
sx g~rse- GO I4FaeEs8Ggr wo9 " -
Ny aec>s-si oiasNaka mira Tins. rs
SsFen f@.-eE=s-k srE Esrrasa wua.
ro~s2 Ca3yeEt Sec9E8 Borden tslea TNgna'
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nor JUBILEE AT YAKIMA
Only oae Days Celebration sn Ac-
euant Of small crowd.

egAzaa, I1lspz;cgs 20 tee Pes1-ln,asisgs r7e5T-
NORTH YAKIMA Ok. -E-e I4Aas@
gtEea IS Tara f8ffueFs liz ~ thse catE. IS
oSs4aa after bop bhcBzsg *Asa YsAf. cans
IT sAAS asfsEn1sn ~ ta@ fair SfeJ@Ga,
1srzgeE Asseseeztarg sessE%1 ra1aYs5 G9l-
laFs s@4Hr gfsen The iB23aa Ts@er@. iUc3S3-
Gax saGtsssas blankets. xa8a1Az- fss 9lEsgs,
g4ns, GtE-
TYlsgs w.x~ tw3 aa3 tg-4f us.ie races. 81
ae5tison % @sTwrssl fas.- n14is err guar
,sr-grslss 4zzses It's tssa@ Ga IT'S :o@T-
fsa.fs RAE ~Ns esK45t IA 7ssfes ss3 So sec~
0E@2s tits - c0s.ss3eTstl god s9r Say .
fsufsHftez6 T'@e 9n@-4gAffer nis3e Dash
waS ssG 10 = e9f'f8z.
Use y4D.!ss Issss4 bat oas day as ysszf,
the Attendance EsJt I@4As I@rge e aasI -
justly 4 cgat4szssasce. Mast = ne lraf~
ats bha s0H= ga 80 their aea=s we&x
~. VIZ. ~ hatN MNEe II rlcAe1.
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Hartfor3s. representing the neighborho oa
ABOUT Sargent street. Roxaury Corereysz
acme, ard ths SFTtng as11s. sho were srous
t2@ wEst end
Csyeney injured his reck by tackle An
operation was performed gcr relieving Us
pressure. bat The result was not VIVA. was
bGpe1 Ter. and al THAT c3u3s b4 ssere xzs
dors 70 make ,as pa:@snt Is comfortable "a
possible.
Ils death aaz ras. a distinct cloud upon
foo.1a-l among ;9s younger -. IL Cam
bridge. X Is not gkeiy, however. faat this
death uill affect Harvard fGotaaN
GUARD year sight" Co1sGita tiou free
Miss Nilzinski graduate optic specialist.
Sa lsf2ctioE guaranteed. 10 Cherry.
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Judge Tarta win. kimban stakes.

rI%cE%%ATf oc;. fudge Tam zoa
tas Frs <-sssr~o.4 sake - the meeting
- Las9a4a today from a hsga-c.ass faes9.
T'1s srscs was very ssoppy
ssFe1 fatrloAgs 80. flE-SI0.et ps~Toss
w5n, k&;h59 u secoaa. Aunt Azgg!e
ts'si T~u.s. i.1%5
F!Ye fJrt0u gs-~SfS We won. = irene csc.
cnt Crinsse thiri Tine. i@S.
Nile ana seventy yaTfs selling Mad
6a-a wo1. DO !2n sa@ost. VIA: Next
ta+ri TSne ~.
J-hs H1FasaA = AXIS. t3r 2-year-oi3s tx
3onss-~Ja3ee Tsrn won. ire Ksfs.u1k-
iac second, The BarTts.ar third Tine.
LIS
a.e~C-eat pe7a wen. sauber second
PSI maker th:v4 Tie. ~
seven f'ir.o0ss. selling Ifsl.n II Card
e. as@n tsos;@sse second. Barton tas,1
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80 oser Satin Slipper. Tas star. vas
tuning. wisnsag very EASILY The Bsge
Gsage stakes pTuvsd - - TIE s2il9w sSt
ais4 - ylct9-y Ter Bansg1er. he faser-
at@ Results:
steHe se~on6, Sanders tatrd. Tine. 'sI1s-
slx ard h&.f fgTloo gx-9i ATS won.
TzTYsyzrea ssc2a1. Co. Teaay tai:i.
TTra@. i.-1ia.
fi4rfttan seakez. fve !gr1orra, selling
Sat.a Sfps7sF wcu Diu1taBttye seecc4. Cor
rneraGF th3r8 TfUs : %,
belle Ieaee stakNs. ssvea t8rlor gs-Bzr-
asgsr son. i@,llaa Be.i secOa2. Bea4os&a
ta.r3 Tine. i.Z1.
Ag.e~Whs,a FFos: ~on, f%4rTeaton Sec
crt. George keene tEtK1 THE. / 49,
CTS. MzrSlaa third. T'-s. 81.
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BOISE ltzhe. fsss- 1T .5.f--.t-.r 49,.
tSe nIpsUST,es x tQxay's races.
"a r.asss = max Nor. Francs second,
nss; time. .-Sl..
SIX ais ore-hslf f1TlorgF. Tvsra iug-sf se
Eya1 won &eFe saess seeor5 Nex togr
rs "a. Tfss." "a.
tae me r1ontug * elsa- wo- re
re 7 e-cc~t f.shErty t1iri Tgue. SO.
kTF@~e S4-hs az a r.;se. r1arsa.-T. p,
lsra S@s8 won. K}lssaace second. sa.
AT155e third TgaE lts
sf0e-QsagIav u.ie 1sAa--s Blk rs7. F'-~7-
PIE sec211 Bay BavnSy tHsSs Tz,se a