davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
Nus uoro= Oafota,

Qanobpn, i'm Sec. 1897,
@tr haben bier in Norb=0afptd Bis ieBt
nur penig S9nee; cine Srbre 5u fadren
ge6t nod INNER better nit benz Wagsn als
nit benz S6litten. Na96ar Gor. 9iesbre9t
muBte bo6sr f6on cine 3eit lang, ebe er bea
Drummer fertig bate, S6nee fabrea gum
@6mel3en fiirs 8ieb; iebt aber baben mir,
Topp6l i9 tpie er, genug WaHer in ben 8run=
nen. Mein 8runnen lit AT SUB tief, Ieiner
1T AZ SUB, gutes 8afer in beiOen. Wtr
baben es 19on tii6tig talt gebabt, "a Wrao
Heaamur; audi BADEN mir es auf Der ne1en
Qnfieblung, nel9e 20 Meilen BON Der 5taot
2angbon e~ntfernt 1T. oieien SertI ie6r
f6per gebabt, inbem mir ipegen Nrbeit auf
un1ersr gspa9teten Sarm ni9t 3eit hdtten,
uus in 3eit auf u%nieren 9eimtdten fitt ben
@inter ein3urt9ten, &onnten ba9er crit am
10. Sttober auf uniere Sarm 3ie6er, uno
ieber Der NIT biefer n0rbli9en @egenb be-
FAINT 1T, pirb sinie6en tDnnsn, pie bel 3ett
bann nod iibrtg 1T, Bis Der 8inter fein ST.
I6einen ma6t. &onnten a6er nod, Soft lei
Danf, Bel I6Dnem Netter fertig perben,
Die @rnte lit bier au3 nun mittelmdBi5
ousdefaQen. Wir BADEN BON unierer &ents
farm BON 1873 Mder 2155 8uf6et Weiaen
qeorpf6en, tpppon mir Die 6dlfte befanen,
ieopb mar es nibt 10 bel beim 9erfauf.
8eter q. @iesbre@t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
2lus Oklahoma.
2erop, Ofl, s., II. San, 1898.

2eroD, Ofl, s., II. San, 1898.
9ee6rter 6err &sbafteur.
Sir biele 2eIer Der n8eildge' biirFte es
bon Nuben iein, gu erfabren, baB Die Niez
%berungen bes 4rtaniasflufes i'm Io%gsnaun@
ten Strip, Der burd Elm GongreBseieb felt
brei Sabren fir Die 8eiiebelung offea 1T, niht
ebenIo fru9tbar Itnb, ipie Die reibiten
Siefldnbereien @rfanias'. ionbern au9 frei
Iinb BON Malaria, bic ii5eraQ in. Siben nit
GROCER Sru9t6arfeit bes 8obens in faIt un@
5ertrennli4em .3uiammen6ange fte9t. Die
9etpdffer biefer 9egenb, ein19lieBli6 bes Mrz
tanfas, flieBen nit Der @ile bon 8s6irg8>
bd3lein; als i9 i'm borigen @ommer meine
9eimatb berlieB un0, bunberte bon Meilen
uber beroorrte 9egetatipn nanbernD, hicr
anfdm, po ret9li9e @rnten bic nod Dor brei
Sabren gang armen 2eute begtudtsn unb
tbnen 9elegen6eit ge6oten 1T, It9 BON Der
SiagezSeite oes SlufTes biel pi[bes 0eu obne
Soften gu bolen, ba fiebelte iD MIDI bier an,
mas t9 nt9t bereue, ba 8uumpoIe ielbTt BEL
ben oer5etti9en ntebrigen Yreisen i6ren damn
nod ernd9rt, benin bic @rnten fino fa6eG6aft
reid unb Die bieitge 8aumnole TT i'm Marft
: Sent per 8funb me6r tpertb, aIs bic bon
dnberspo.
OoIb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

mad Der g(n3abl Der S9ldgs ridten, CUR
4usfibrung gelangt. unb bas, Derebrter
Ssrr GnglGnber, Itnb @riinbe, Die mad Der
Nnii4t afer nambaften, ratiOne[len 4derz
tpirtbe Die f9par5e 8rade, ipsnn tie atfurat
unb ri9tig auagefibrt pirb, re9tfertigt uno
ni4t aletn empFebiensp:rth, Ionbern 5u e;ner
Der Srunobebingungen ratipneaer Older
pirt6I6aft Ttempelt.
@s 1T gar lei9t, cine Metbobe in Der 2anbs
tpirtbfdaft 3u perurt6eilen, aber inoem man
Iol9es barfu9t, OIL aIlemdltm
stan De fem, triftige @riinD e
Ii n D 9 enei 6jerfiir bringen gu f0nnen.
Cont baltic man lieber ben Munb, benin
bur9 g~runblofe &ritit piro maa
gum @roBfpre4er unb 8erldumz
Met6obe. 9us Mot.b aber
gu foI4en Auslai1ungen barubt in ben meiz
item SdQen auf SeGb It ii Ser 9dBang,
an Der q lefDer bic gegen mn a r :
|tige @enerattDn unb ndment :
i'd bic engGif9e @ etpas tart
ldborirt.
@S I9eint benz Serrn .. Ooung ni9t Be-
fannt 81 iein, baB Dor so Bis go Sa6ren iein
beimat6lider 8oosn bur9 un3pedmdBige
Mirt6T4aftsmet6oben, als Naubbuuu nb
ali 4en s d IN e9 IL. un9enii IL
genbe . iingung etc. 10 total erf3Opft
tpar, bdB bieier NDtb1tanb nur bur9 t ii n It.
porniegenb an organif3
9 g ng, geboben Derben fonnte uno
audi ge6pben tporben 1T. 9Gtten bic eng
liT4en Sarmer regelmdBig b 9pur3e
9 r a de ausgefii6rt unb audi fOnit Derninfz
tig gepirt6T9uftet, o6ne Rau66au. Bel ben
8pbenoer6Gltniffen 3ufagenz
Der 5ru9tfpIge, 10 pGre bie1e Grz
f@Opfung ibres 8Obens niht 10 RAID uHO Az
gemeiu eingetreten.
Die 9erren @~nglGnber f0nnen gar 8iele5
BON nprboeuti9en unb bdnif9en 2anbpirt1
lernen unD namentlt6, pie bas2anb Ud6renb
Der 8ra9e gu be6anbeln lit, lin einen
Ruben gu ~er3ielen, Der nur etpas Nrbeit toz
ftet unb niAt bic Sa19en bes Sarmers III
NnEpru9 nimmt, nie eine fiji fli6 e
. ii n g TN g, bur6 tpelGe f9lieBli9 au4
immer nur 6eilneie b:r groBe NuBsn
errei9t pirb, ben cine gut ~ausgefiibrte
8ra9e Dem Nder bringt. @nglanO BAT
bamals fir fiinftlide 0iingungsmittel Milz
lionen an 9eutf9lanb, pie iiber6aupt an bas
@uslanO abfibren miifen, UNI Robmaterial
fir feline 8untbiingerfabrifen gu 6ef6affen,
beren Sabritat bama1s aus
I 91ieBli9 BON englif DE n Sar>
mern benubt perbenmuBte
S9 fam ni3t unterlafen, benz 6errn ..
Young bprouf9lagen, tpenn ct ni9t i9on gu
aft, mod cine MISUNDERSTANDING Nfabemie
gu 6efu9en uni. ben &urfus griinoli9 unb
nit SleiB bur43umaben. S4 bin felt iiberz
5eu9t, baB er, tpenn er, na6 erfolgrei4 beenz
betem &urfus, misunderstanding Sraga1
~bebanbe.nA piirbe, biefes nit ettpas mehr 8pr=
ft9t geI6e6en biirfte, Sa, ia, mein @ere6rz
ter, binter Dem 8erge, fogdr rim piloen
8eiten" pobren iebt I9on 2eute!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
sur SparoeI=G ultur.

y SIT Der @pargelbau bier. in @mtrtfd
Iobnsno, aud tpen1 man nett %entferrt bonn
Murtt 1T? p @uf ipel6e @eiie ipiro cine
Spargelanlage am beten unb bort6stl3af@
teiten an9elegt? 3 @elGss itnO Die beten
unb ertragrei61ten GOrten unb mo TT eine
5uperGdiiige 8e5ugsqueIe fir bieielbsn2
a Btrb Der @pargeG bier aud 10 uno CUR
ndulli9en 3eit geitoden, pie in 9elti9luno,
noer mii6en Die Seine erft einige 3oa ben
Grb6oben iiberragen; mir purbe 2ebteres nls
S6atIa9t m~itgetbeiGt. s. 8itte, iaidsn Sic
mir zine sSbrer 9rOi4iiren iiber WbatcOm
60. i'm Situate @uibington.
@il6, @iBler, Seras.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
q m 8. Sannar.

9sute BADEN mir ipieOer f6Dnes @etter,
aber Die erlteu 4 Nd9te Des neuen Sa6res
nit i6rem falten @eI It. unb Norbpeitnino
baben un1ere Somaten, 8pbnen II. +. N, alle
aerit6rt. Die 8ldtter Der groben, IL SUP
bo6en 8ananen bdngen traurig berab nno Die
8.Gtter Der 4pfeliinen, Gitronen uno 8irnen
perben jebt getpiB abfaIlen. Den 2. ober 3,
c~SSanuar mar es 26 Grab iiber NuG I'm Z u6r
Mprgens. Gs muB in Nebrasta unb Minnez
1ota aniI9en @eibna9ten unb Neuiabr re9t
talt getpeien iein.
8. s. Neumann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

(@auberlieb aus nStrubela" b. s lototp.
Der Gebatteur Der vNderz unb 9arten@
bauz3eitung" in Milpaufee, @is., bringt in
No. AZ unb 40 TeineS 8lattes einen 4ufaB
zines ~@ngIGnbers, Scr. 9, gpung, ben er in
beutf9er lleberiebung aus Der in Bremen err
fGeinenben uMil65situng" d6bruden lieB
unb Der lein eri tes @rI9einen i'm nNoft6
8ritiI6 Qgriculturi1t" md6te. 9iefer @ufz
fub f~ritiitrt Die bGnif6e n6armpirt6i4aft"
beionbsrs uber bic Mildfarm unb ben MOIz
fereibetrieb in Odnemart unb mas Der 6err
gnglGnber bel bisfer @elegenbeit iiber bic in
OGnemarf aqgemein ii6li6e 8ra9e fagt, lit
Der @orpanb gu bifen 3eilen. 0uf 6as
gum She'll re3t abFduige urtbeil iiber ben
bdnii9en Meiereibetrieb perbe id mir getatz
ten. fpGter an b:sier STEELE gu beri3ten.
Scr, 3, Ooung I9reibt: n9ie muir mGBig
quite 8earbsitung Der 6elber, Der 3eiGtbum
(2D an untraut uab bic Site, ppr @et3en
rsgelmdBig f3par5e 8ra@e gu balten, 1T
AUDI bier ulGgemein an3utreffen." nnb peiz
ter: y4u4 aus ben itattfii9en Nuf5ei9nunz
gen ergiebt fib Die DeriperFli9e @%epobnbeit
Der 8ra9bultung. Hei3li@ Elm 3ebntel Der
gan3en lanbtpirt6T4aftli3 benubten SId9e
lit als 8ra9lanb n~a6getpieen".
Sn 9Gnemurt unb benz atgren5enbsn
S9lesnig=9olftein, au6 in Medlen6urg uno
i'm nDrbli6en She'll BON 9annober, glei9fdqs
in ben mei1ten @egenben observation-disclosures,
mo anerfdnnt unb 3tpeifelos rationeaer unb
intenfiber eepirtbFGaftet pirb, als in Mitz
tel unb Siibbeutf9lanb unb Der angren3enz
ben 0iterrei6i9zungurif9en Monar&ie, lit
aIerbings Die f9par3e 8ra9e 3iemli3 uagez
mein unb bas bat feline 9uten, pobl6egriinbez
ten urfa6en. $50, pie namentlt9 in ben
norbelbingif6en 9er3Ogt6iimern, i'll elmer re-
selmdBigen 99lagOrbnung, 5pei @inter=
frii9te - Gaps unb Wei3en = chamber
folgen, ba bebarf Der 8oben elmer Dement,
fprebenben, griinbli@sn @orbereitung in
pbD1ifalif9er Iowobl, als 9emii9er 9inii4t,
einmal, INN fir ben Stops, bic Winterfru9t
na9 Der 8ra9e, ben 8oben in bic reGte Ser
fa1ung gu bringen, unb nit Giidii4t auf bic
6emiI6e 8erbeferung unb 8erei9srung an
NGbritoffen bur9 cine 5ipedmdBige 8ear6ei=
tung bes betreffenbeu @runbFiids = 9flis
gen, Gggen,@ ul3en II. |, IN. 10 oft uno ariinbz
1i3 iol6es erfOrberli9 - gu bepirfen, bag
onorgonil6e, mineraliihs 8e~rbinbungen, Die
in Der beite6enOen SOrm ni4t dffimil;rbar
fir unfere &ulturpflan5en iinb, burh llsberz
fibrung in inWafer lDsli9en 8erbinpungen
alfimilirbar gemabt tperben. 9as lit Der
3ped Der i9par5en 8ra9e, pie fe in ben
genannten 2dnbern, unb 3tpar NIT Dem lob
nenbften Grfolge, gu 8sginn zines jsben &o.
tationspe9fels uno in 3sitrdumen, bic fit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
aus jlorioa.
IL MeiIen 0ft1. bon ORLANDO, Orange
So, Sla., 1. San. 1898,

II WetIen Dtl, BON ORLANDO, Orange
Co., Sla,, 1. San. 1898,
@ee6rter 9err Simon,
Set beute Morgen blGt elm falter Norb@
tptnb unb bic Sempsratur Ianf artf 40 0rao;
getern NbenO CAB es let4ten Regen, pd4z
renb es am 28,, 20. unb 80. December bes
gta9ts fart reifte unb Der thermometer 36
Bis SO @raD 5eigte. DEMONSTRATION S4az
Dem 1T ni6t ungeri6tet; 8irnen pd9Ien 5e6n
Mat 19neIer pie NpfeGiinen; t9 babe 90
8Gume nit einem Stammbur6mefer BON 6
3oQ, pecanniife tpa6fen pilb i'm Naloe,
auf man9en pldBen audi 8flaumen. Baum
ipole tpirb bter ipenig gepflan3t, Der preis
1T bierfiir 3u niebrig. SIS pirb bier CUR 3eit
biel &inboie6 uufgefauft, Inn es na3 cuba
gu 19iden. 9ef@la6tete S3neine brin9en
in Orlando 5 Gents per pfunb nit 8opf 6
Gents obne 8opf, feline, 3 Bis 4 Sabre ate
@tiere bon $18 biz $25 per Sod, gepDGnliA
So Bis SO per Stid, Siibner $50 Gents
per Gtiid, before SOrten SIS per DubenD &C.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
Der Kartoffelfdorf.

MQe bisber bstannt %getporbeneu 8erluae,
bic urfa9en bes &artOffeli@orfss feit3nftel
fen, BADEN gu teinem befrieoigenoen ReIultate
aefibrt, unb iDIange iiber bas Weieu oss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
Cine Sonse fir Die Srahe.
Wie ole Iebtere in Odnemarf uno ShIes wie@
BoITein 6runobeoineune eiues
nationaIen mirthfhafts'
fYftems if.
Bon .. sGramm in Sea9ue Gitp, Salpeitou
Co., Ter0s.
9enrp 0olfen n.

g lit ntbts 10 ibltmm, oGs ma tpobI benft,
@euu mans mur re9t erfaBt uno Ientt.
(Gauberlieo aus rStrabello" b. 6(otom.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27

aged at the prospects for a successful
season. The team is fast and snaPpy in
its work and viii surprise several Of the
big college teams scheduled 10 appear
here in the next six weeks. Manager
Head. who has worked hard for the
team, expressed satisfaction with its
work The team will take a regular hard
practice every day between games and
rigid discipline will BE- enforced.
The grand is a beauty. II has COM
Portable seating capacity for 2.009. and It's
erection viii be a pleasure 10 many an
ardent TOOteF. The glee club will again
be made a feature Of the college games.
The trackmen are all hard at work un-
der the capable coaching of Trainer FO-
ley and will be in the best possible shape
for the relay carnival to be held or
Franklin Field on April 30 under the
auspices of University OF Pennsylvania.
The relay team will be made up from
among Wefers. Nagle, Walsh. Clai-
borne, Ruff, Owens, Dessez and Collins.
The latter is out of baseball now and
Will devote his time and energy to run
ming in which line of athletics he has
already made mark. He is recognized
as an excellent performer in the quarter
mile.
Claiborne is working hard to make the
team. He Is going well and IN his usual
srong form He IS very likely candi-
date. Magic. the champion miller Of
Maryland. is also quite strong in the
quarter and viii probably make place.
Run is a new one in blue and gray. but
promises to be a good one. and Trainer
Foley thinks very well of his work
Altogether the team viii be as strong
If not stronger than last years fast re-
Law team o. P. SCHMIDT
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27

side course only. as the other track is
across the bay and in another county.
a dispatch from Memphis says: or
nament. the favorite in the Brooklyn
Handicap and the Suburban galloped a
mile recently in LAC 81 He had a big
boy up and was well held, no attempt be-
ing made 10 speed him.
". S. vosburgh. official Handicapped of
the Jockey Club. has been appointed rep
resentative of Messrs. Wetherby. Lon
don, England. to receive, cable and con-
firm entries to English events made by
American turfmen. The necessity of such
a representative has arisen with the in
creased interest and participation in
English racing by Americans. 1t will in
sure accuracy, and at the same time Will
be much more convenient for American
owners.
The field book has had it's day At
least it is losing caste in the Southern
States Eddie Austin. the bookmaker,
who has secured the betting privilege at
the Newport CKy) track, does not look
with favor on it. There are two strong
arguments that can be used against the
field book:
II prevents larger number of pencilers
from doing business in the main betting
ring, and there is no valid reason why
a dollar bettor shouldn't get as much
for his money as one who bets 81 Day
after day horses with 8 to chalked op-
posite their names in the big ring are
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27

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No matter what your disease is. no matter how
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27

A dispatch from New Brunswick says
a meeting of number of sporting men
of that city was held Thursday, and 1t
was decided TO build driving park on
the outskirts of the city The track will
be built in the near future.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27

The special committee Of the San Fran
cisco Board OF Supervisors, 10 which was
referred the order restricting racing in
that city to forty-eight days in any one
year, and abolishins women's day at the
race track, has decided TO report in IA
vor Of its passage. It appears that ma
jority OF the board is in favor OF the ordi-
nance. and it probably will be quickly
made a law. This viii affect the Ingle-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27
WITH THE wHEELMEN.

The latest rp-to-date pacing association hailsa
from France, and there is ptesnise in it Of a good
future. Its purposes during the coming season
to provide electric multicytle pacing at fixed
rates. by the hour, day. or i6b For train spins
they win furnish electric tandem, two men to
ride it, and accumulators to last an hour. For
pacing in racing up to 100 kilos a schedule OF
prices has been drawn up, and above that distance
special arrangements will have to be made.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27

Detroit will have three weeks Of high
class trottiug sport in July. The Wind
sor Driving Park Association. which has
its track on the Canadian shore of the
River St. Clair, but derives its principal
SUPPORT from Detroit. announces meet
ing for July TO 5, and offers purses for
trotters in the 2:4O. 2:S5. 2:2S 2:24. 300. 2:17
PA and 2:Il classes. and for PAGERS in the
2:s5, 2Z7. Pop. 2:ls, 2:l5. PIP and 2:0s class
es The week following Highland Park
Detroit. holds meeting with a good list
OF purses, while the next week the De
troit Driving Club has IFS grand circuit
meeting with $4,000 bill OF fare in
stakes md purses.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27

Eddie McDuffe is one OF the greatest racers the
world las ever seen. In his latest trial against
time for the worlds record, which he made at
Philadelphia last Fall he rode three separate miles
within fifteen minutes OF each cothcr and each
one was within few ffths Ola second Of the
worlds record, now held ~ Stocks. His latest
effort resulted in 80 2-5, tying the record OF
Stocks This is 1eat that has never been per
formed by any other rider in ne world. and in
training at Charles River Park track in Cam
bridge he is showing better form than he dis
played at any time during the last year.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27
Pleasure Roach track at bridegroom. Wills

Pleasure Beach track at Bridgeport. VailsDurg
track at Newark, Asbury Park track at Asbury
Park and other tracks, will promote national cir
cult dates this year for the first time. The N.
c. 7. \. will have a circuit of its tracl5 under
the name OF the Grand National Circuit, when
viii in no way ccr;lict with the National Circuit
IN; will, on the other hand. form the most I'M
pOrtant loop of the entire circuit At these meet
ines match races, pursuit races natin "a cham
Pjc-ismp races and special features will be the
Chief events.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27

The l00-mile paced matched race between Harry
Fixes and Tom Barnaby which is to be decided at
the Charles River Track next month will be the
first race OF the kind ever held in this country
The are both well known and able TO cut out
a hot pace for the century, and as the winner OF
this will not only be awarded the prize that he
may win, but be taken on the National Track
Association team as the long distance rider, the
race will result in hot contest.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27

Tom Linton the famous Welshman is putting
the finishing touches to his training at Charles
River track at Boston He IS in the pink of con-
ditiOn, and is delighted at the prospects that
offer themselves to him TO show the American
public what he can do this season When he was
in America several seasons ago, and a match race
was talked about between him and Jimmy Michael,
Linton particularly anxious TO ride the mdg
ct, and when the race failed OF contamination,
he was deeply disappointed especially he had
begun to make preparations for his meeting
He feels now, however, ii the question OF SUI
periority between himself and his old townsman
Will be settled once for all, and the prospects for
the greatest match this country has ever seen are
bright, indeed Such a contest, between two
such stars, will attract the attention of the
racing world wherever the bicycle is known
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27
TURF AND TRACK.

Plaudit, the favorite in the Kentucky
Derby. is said to have been purchased
by Eugene Leigh for $4,000 Leigh is be
lieved TO have acted for an Eastern turf
man. Phil Dwyer being mentioned as
the real purchaser.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27

It is not unlikely that Walter Sanger. the big
Milwaukee lad. who is one Of the most popular
riders in the country. viii decide to return to the
track this year and enter short-distance races
both paced and unpaced, Sanger decided to give
up racing last year. but he has received an excep-
tionally good offer from the National Cycle Track
Association, and he NAV decide to remain another
season. II Sanger is supported b. good manage
ment and plenty OF pacemakers, il is predicted
by the sharps that he viii vet do his best work,
and ii he should sign with the National Cycle
Track Association he will have this opportunity
for the first time
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27
CHILDREN'S SUITS.

We have received the final ship
ment of Children's Suits, and what
we are now selling are absolutely
untouched by either fire or water
None-the-less we have punched the
remaining stock together and put
one extraordinary price on the
whole lot
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27
Suits worth from S2.4S to $3.50.

A superb assortment of Cassimeres,
Cheviots. Plaids, Mixtures, light and
dark. Refer styles In small sizes:
plain double-breasted in the larger
sizes; all of them splendidly made
There'n be a rush for them, so come
early. AS long as they M
last IXG
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Clinton r. Coulter is one of the most remarkable
unpaced riders in the country. His worlds rec
ord, made two years ago ct Denver still remains
untouched. 1t ridden in 80 2-5, and no less
than fifty attempts have been made since that time
to break this record, but without avail.
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CHECKERS.

Tlrematch OF eight games, with two additional
games to be played in case of a tie, between 10
seph Collins and Frank E. potts two of the lead
ing players Of this city, for 3 purse OF $50 offered
by the liighvicw Club. last Thursday night WIS
won by the former. Collins won the first; lost
the third and fifth the second fourth sikti, and
seventh drawn Potts had only To draw the
eighth to win the match, but GOln5 Won hy a
fine game given below 0f the two additional
games, Collins won the ninth and drunnE the
tenth, won the match Final score: Collins. 3;
Potts, ,; drawn. :. The eighth game:
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Knee Pants worth SOC.

Another lot that we have punched
together. We have all sizes at present
by putting in our finer grades Who
ever gets one Of these gets a ~
bargain indeed. dE
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Velvet Suits.

These goods have not even been
sprinkled by water They are made Of
fine silk velvet in the newest styles,
s to 81 are % Ssals ' %Ss'n ison
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quoted at even money in the field books,
and the unfortunate Spectator down to
his last bean" must accept this big cut
or change his dollar to another pocket.
No field book has been in operation at
the New Orleans track for four years,
Notwithstanding the fact that il was a
most prolific source of income 10 the as
sociation. usually clearing a large sum
during the Winter meetings. If a horse
is - to in the ring. why should a dollar
bettor be compelled to take from to
10 for his money, as is the case on the
California tracks? Some day the asso-
citation out on the Pacific Slope will get
good to the people when it is too late.
The Northern New York Trotting Horse
Breeders Association offers very liberal
purses. considering the size of the place,
for the meeting at Glen Falls, August %,
"a, % and Is. The entrance fee is per
cent, with per cent from the winner of
each division of the purse. The 2:05, POP
and 2:30 PAGERS and the 2:10. 2:14 and 2:30
trotters will receive 81. 600 each, and in adj
dition there will be five ST. 500 purses and
two $1,000 purses These sums should at
tract the best horses to Glen Falls. The
track is an excellent one, and the entries
will close Monday, April 1.
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Mr: Collins has challenged Mr.. Farquhar to play
for the championship.
After the season of Book comes Heu-
rich's Maerzen Beer 49, the beer which
has the respect and favor Of all lovers
of a pure and wholesome tonic. Phone
sx-thirty-four Arlington Bottling Com
pany, for a case.
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Elton Suits.

In Cassimeres and Scotch Goods;
wool; well made; Spring
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elsewhere.