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NEWS BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
FEATURE is TO RE MADE or
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.
Special Collections Are to he Taken.
Arrangements Arc Being Made for
Christmas-Local Notes.

Brennan, Texas, November 26-Thanks-
giving day will be generally observed ali
the various churches of the city. At the
Methodist church there will be a special
sermon at 10 o'clock, the music for which
will be furnished by the Meudessohn sn-
ciety. Contributions for the superan-
nuated ministers, for the widows and or
the Methodist orphanage Mt Waco will
be taken up. At the Baptist church the
Ladies' Aid society will hold special
social and business meeting at which con-
tributions will be received for the Buck
ner orphanage at Dallas. At St. Peters
Episcopal church st. Andrews day Will
be celebrated in connection with the
Thanksgiving service, The holy COM
munion will be administered at 10 a. NJ,
and at IL O'Clock there will be ThanAs-
giving mathis with sermon by the rec,or,
Rev, James Noble.
The various sunday schools Of the city
took up the matter OF Christmas entertai l.
ments this morning and appointed commit
tees 10 arrange tor the various orthodox
ways that Kris Kringle has OF paying his
annual visits.
Mrs l.. w. Sloan will lead the Chau-
tauqua exercises at the residence of Mrs.
NJ Il. Kennedy on Wednesday afternoon,
with the following programme; Roll call,
responded 10 by reports of EARLY Viz
ginia Colonies etc: readiag from
Thomas Nelson Pages "Old South" Mrs.
Kennedy; paper, "0rigin of Thanhs siving,'
Miss McCluskey; review of Gilbert Par
ker's "Seats Of the Mighty" Miss Foote,
lesson, Strength and Weakness OF Social
ism; Expansion OF American People"
Christmas show windows are beginning
to attract attention in Brennan, the most
noticeable to date being those of w. j.
Graher, Gather & Buster. j. Endel and
Schmid Bros.
A number of the friends of Mr. Il. H..
Bassett joined with him in celebrating
the twenty-seventh anniversary of his
birth at stag banquet last evening. Mr..
Bassett occupies a responsible position
in the banking establishment of Mess.s s.
Giddings x Giddngs, and has many friends
who joined In The pledge TO his future
and longevity.
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pnmnse mt HiIIsboro.

IIlllsboro, Texas December @'--fiie broke
out in an office over NJ. GoldbeIs'h dry goods
store about / O'Clock THE morning Wien
discovered The flames had extended the full
length OF the building and bad penetrated
through the ceiling into tho Goldberg store.
The good work OF the fire department saved
costly confiagration. as the store u rignt
in the heart OF one OF the largest blocks ~
town. outside OF the offices, which we're isod
for law and insurance offices. the principal
loss was from water damage. While only q
small portion @. the Goldberg stock was III.
iursd by fire this water damage renders II
practically worthless. This stock was valued
al $4,000 insured for little over half. The
PRINCIPAL losses upstairs were: NJ. T.. Win
frey. II. y. Spooner and w. II. Marsh. dam.
aged about 1900; fairly insured. There Is no
clue to the origin OF the fire.
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Ennis Itenx.

Ennis, Texas, November 26.-The chrys'
anthemum show which has been In session
here for three days, under the auspices oil
the Myrtle Cemetery association, closed
last night with an elaborate muAcai pro-
gramme. The affair was an exceptional
success throughout, the association having
realized neat profit out of the proceeds
The awarding OF the premiums is IN
the hands OF tho Judges and Will be made
public Monday
The lai'es of The Christian church ar.
arranging to conduct Christmas bazaar
in the White building on December 10
and IS. This enterprise has been carried
on for several years by This denomina-
tion and has proven quite financial
success for the church.
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HEiRNE ITEMS.
4 Lurgc Attendance at the IT,. a.
and v. u. Is Assured.

ana v. ~. IL -tsSurtu.
fIearne Texas, November 26.--The Texas
Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festival al
Houston is already beginning to attract
attention from those IN Hearne who eX.
pect TO attend The Houston and Texas
Central will have on round trip rate OF
Sl50 from Hearne TO TIA festival and the
excursionsts to this years show will out
number those of last year
The vacancy at the National cotton oil
MILL caused by the resignation OF Mr.
J.. S. t;rogan who goes with the Ainerl-
can Cotton Oil company at Atlanta. Ga,
viii be filled by Mr.. W. II. Hensley
With ten or fifteen days of fair weather
there will be very little cotton left I'M
picked IA the bottom. on tho uplands
The fields as whole are already clean
and very little OF the staple coming from
the latter source Is left TO be marketed,
The upward rise In prices has had ten
dency TO keep the staple moving.
The Brazos river has been carrying \
rise OF several feet since the recent hard
rains and at some points along It's course
has been reported out OF its banks.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Wilkerson
November %. a girl.
j. j. Gordon OF Georgetown was In
Hearne yesterday en- route home from y
business trip 10 Bryan.
Albert ". Wllkerson left this afternoon
for Austin.
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D.,top county school Trustees.

Denton, Texas, November 25.-The trus-
tees association OF DeIton county, an
uniaue organization devoted to the up
building of the public school system. heia
an interesting meeting here this afternoon
with good attendance. How OF gu
should trustees visit their schools was
one interesting paper. afer the reading
of which a vote was taken and II was
decided that once week was the least
that could well be done. "Should school
districts have special taxes?" and What
Ia the best method OF admitting overs
and unders?" were other features OF the
programme and the association adjourned
until December 1G.
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homes yesterday evening. but will be back
on Monday,
Mcssrs. womblo & Macarthur have
moved into their new store, next door {,
the one vacated by them
Mr. J. I. stokes, saddler. will soon
move into the building vacated by Wom
Bile & Macarthur
william Reeves s. Co. have purchased
the Windell building, occupied by j, F,
Cobb last year.
Mr.. 4. f. Gilley is making an addition
TO his storehouse near the depot.
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SHORT TtXAS SPECIALS.

GAINESVILLE. --TSirty Elks from Dallas
came here and instituted lodge of the order
with thirty members
COLEMAN "A large acreage has been
planted IN wheat and the cotton crop will
be cut short next season.
tCoLEMAN.-Whilo the pecan crop Is short.
Coleman is still the first market IN the state;
the money from that crop has added greatly
To the revenue OF tho neoplc.
ELKHART FIX Governor Hubbard doliv-
cred his famous lecture on japan aud the
Orient 10 fair-sized audience here saturday
night. The people were well pleased with the
big governor and his style af speaking and
showed their appreciation by frequent ap-
plupse.
ElLI.SBoRO.--Thc fight between the
"cli rch' aud board parties of the Bartisi
State convention haa, heen broreh, into the
LEGAL Baptist church and II Is tNEcoted that 4
spit viii result. stormy scenes ~orc enacted
at O. special conference OF lhc church and
tho fight was we'll stnrtcd.
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Conan DoyIe'. Mnrriuse Ma .i,n..

IU@ts n n
In his latest novel, "a Duet" sonan Doyle
lays dowr some "Maxims for tie Married
that nc worth framing and hanging over the
niaptepece IN every new nome. Here are
q fGw of them.
Never both be cross at the same time. Wait
your turn
You were gentleman and lady before you
we're husband and wife DON'T Forget It. ~
III II you take liberties be prepared TO give
pthtm There Is only one thing worse than
quarrrls In public That IL caresses
! 4 blind love is foolish love. Encourages
tho beet
Money IL not essentiai TO happiness. but
happy people usually have enough So save
some
The easiest way of saving Is to do without
il You can't then you had better do without
a wife,
The man who respects his wife does not
turn her into q mendicant. Give her purse
Of her own.
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GeargctoMn Itcns.

Georgetown, Texas November 25.--Mr.
S. o. Eidman left yesterday as delegate
to the grand lodge of Knights of Honor,
which meets at Dallas this week.
Mr.. ]. b. Tatom OF Cisco, Eastland coun-
ty. is visiting his brother. Mr.. a. q
1'atom, OF this place.
Mr. George L. West OF Briggs, Burnet
county, was here yesterday negotiating for
the sale of $50 bales OF cotton belonging
to himself and neighbors.
Editor H. u. Wilson Of the Taylor
Texan was la town yesterday.
Rev u. NJ Sweet has returned from at
tending the annual conference at Gle
burma.
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Low ON THE LOWER COAST
br YET KNOWN WHAT Loss THE
sHEEPMEN HAVE SUSTAINED.
" II Cattle VIII Not be So Great
u Expected-sportsmen Were
Caught in the Storm.

Retkport, Texas, November 25.-The
HhBest blow here night before last was
lie severe and somewhat peculiar. Com
from the northwest with all the char
tefstlcs Of regular storm it yet seemed
b divided into belts of more or less
Teriiy. A narrow strip of exceedingly
we're hail passed across the country; in
ires gardens were destroyed and trees
'pped Of their foliage, while half a
leaNay on either side no hail fell. The
% seemed more severe at places, loo.
Psa At other nearby sections.
cattle drifted into the bays and were
fovned, though the loss in that partiou-
VII not be very severe; along the
Faen north of Rockport sixteen cattle aid
zee horses were seen and boatmen
nng In since the blow report seeing
ue aoaiing In the bays. Whole herds
sneep have been known to drift ahead
Storms Into the gulf, but this lime
no' known whether the sheep men
aeteo " that way. Wood &; Allys have
IVY iooeo head on st. 10 island; the
sucsrelts W. I. Halves. Colonel Halves
slo 'ohn Little estate all have large
A,nu Of sheep on Matagorda island.
10 news from either place has
.sasa mere. Torrents of rain fell dur
lne storm and was quite extensive:
.'lls s'ockmen about easy concerning
f,ss water this winter.
iaree party of st. Louis people were
Isn'ing and started home Thursday
sa.ns over the protests of the shippers,
NJ. promoters indicated blow. One
so,a nsue i in; another, the "Cannil,"
s ,w'uala Herreschoff sloop, was caught
sM miles below town and had 10
& y GUY which she did all right, but
y, ~npany jumped overheard. being IN
q ,, ss.tr, and wadei ashore. They were
y mlsntsned ~ however.
!, a.. s,i bl'ly Armstrong was out In
IA H1 with Mr.. r. ]. Nallo of Austin
Y isvYung; they got in last night happy
Y, ,.c' Mr.. Male killed more ducks
lsubersa 1.nef parties combined; he re-
lsipdinsS m ,ots OF folks when he came in.
v,r,, ine Houston Post and Sap"
min 1--WE 'oas charitable institutions at
Z Ma l a. MS friends there--all had fat
NJ =. LUCK or will have when the ex-
h iport y,sssure TO be able to say tina,
n ouit 'a ,s who come here to shoot
Mn" the reprehensible habit ~
~. 'ts.r game away to rot, and al
n ~. .tme continue to shoot. The
" u 4s.,astic of them now will stop
~ ~ ee's what ducks he and his
v tts tsp ,,,s handle; they come in ana
" i friends and families and char
Y sars , u.iong a lot of ducks or what
thsir ' ..ney'have and 90 back to fin
~ wsn,n nnt or go home. There's no
VI NaIls wasting If game.
ptarity oy the way. comes with thu
\ rEiD,, =. the seasons. goes With The
nj INK and Invariably has morr
4 u M any any Of them. Red heads are
! VT "a, ~ as they will be a little later
=; Iso Nh, va' s sprlgs are very fat
attn. ~ 'hls; canvas back are not
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pRoF. ooNSELL,s LECTURE.
Talks to Farmers OF Their work and
How to Get better RcsuIts.


How to Get Better Results.
Rockdale. Texas, November 25.--Today
the streets of the town are throngei with
farmers. nquiring for Prof. Connell, d.
rector of the a. and NJ. college, p-ssibly
under the impression that he would remain
and speak to them after the weather
cleared up. Prof. Council was billed TO
meet and speak TO the farmers at this
place yesterday at p. III. The day
opened up with hard rain, which con
tinned. preventing many from attending
ana hurrying many VINO were Ia To tnsif
homes in the country. Carrying out tae
programme, Prof. Connell maze one oil the
finest most wholesome talks this peop.e
have ever listened to, touching especially
upon the condition or farmers, tneir farms.
families. STOCK and prospects, pointing 10
them the practiced evils, the causes, ef-
lects, the remedies to be appiied ana now
to apply them. His address was thor
oughly enjoyed as matter OF needed
Information and enlightenment u IS not
within The scope of Prof Connells duties
ia hold such meetings. and 1t is at the
earnest solicitation Of parties in this Sec
tim who are Interested In improved agri-
cultural methods that he comes. There
IL a refreshing novelty In his talks ,as
he calls theml; he uses not the Oily
sophistrles OF the political speaker. neither
.d,ss he employ The eyasive methods OF The
preacher who fears TO or1end. but Ia an
inimitable style points directly to the
eyiles as practiced. and TO the man who
.nerpetuates them to the continual disad-
vantage OF himself and dependent family.
ais earnestness. interest and candor
draws rather than reDels. as he pushes
aside the gltss and exposes unwnoie5ome
and admitted conditions. This is his sec
md visit 10 this place within the last three
me nths first being induced to attend
dairy meeting held by about seyenty-fve
farmers who had adopted the dairy sys-
,em developed by Mr.. l.. II. Porter. which
has resulted in this town shipping nearly
sooo pounds Of butter in the last few
months. chasing and selling in the city
markets as creamery butter. besides sup
nlvine all demands of the home market;
wbsn last season and previously Elgin
hntter had been shipped to this place by
our grocers and market men and sold for
o. - An cents Rockiale Is the only town
;n Inc state whose farmers are making
mis- class OF butter. The industry Is In
c ,,sa yet the demand is greater than
4 ho supDly.
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CORPUS HRIsTI NOTES.
A Cake and Cracker FHctory started
mn N Small Scale,


on Small Scale.
Corpus Christi Texas, November 60
The election OF Captain Hyaeinh Besson
Spinell of the Kennedy Rifles of this city
as senior major of the First regiment
Texas Volunteer Guard, at the officers
convention, held In San Antonio this week
was the source of much satls.ae on TO his
legion OF friends here. Major spinelli u
recognized ms one of the most learned
military tacticlans in this STATE,
The latest industry 10 be inauguratea
In this city is a cake aud cracker factory
Oh a small scale. which may prove he
nucleus CT nourlshing enterprise. Tho
promoter OF the new business Is Mr.. f.
c. Pe;eler, who arrived here several weeks
since from Minnesota.
The schooner Normandie. Cyles master
which arrived here Wednesday from Gal
weston with merchandise consigned TO par
ties III this section left here Yesterday
for Galveston with cargo Of cotton and
hides.
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THE CAPITAL CITY.
The Fec Law Will BE Taken Up by
the Supreme Court TOdny.

Austin, Texas, November ga I.
Watts and E. G. Senter of Dallas. attor-
neys for Sheriff Clarke of Tarrant county.
arrived here this morning to prepare for
the contest before the supreme court to-
morrow over the fee law passed by the
Twenty fifth legislature. Sheriff Clarke
seeks by mandamus to compel Comptro Ter
Finley to pay him an account under the
old fee law on the ground that the new
law is unconstitutional. Strong briefs
have been prepared on both sides which
will be supplemented with oral argument
of more than ordinary brilliancy.
Hon. w, j. Bryan, accompanied by Mrs
Bryan. Mrs. Bryan's father, and the tSo
Bryan children. are expected here tomor-
row morning to spend the winter.
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cuero Cuttings.

Cuero Texas. November 2G.--Rev. Dr
s. a. King Of Waco will occupy tho pulpit
at the Presbyterian church today. The
pastor here. Rev. J. p. Robertson, Will
preach at Victoria.
Judge r. A. Peasants left yesterday
for Galveston TO take HIS seat as a mem
Der Of the court Of appeals for the First
district.
AT negro dance last night negro Ly
The name o. Brown was cut In the throat,
making probably a fatal wound.
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Joins THE TRINITY.
IDA. Il Water Poured into Inc
!. I'm, fIIIlns II to the Banks.
!, ,,.tNc FROM THE lowlANOS
.,,.. have been Cut on
... hut the Police VIII
4. % Their Rescue.

Texas, November a6'--The
w ,h,s afternoon received in
ap.' ,rom the headwaters OF tho
v. w. that Red river had broken
y. hank. near the Trinity and waters
y 4 about Ave miles wide ana
Y Into the Trinity. The he river saa a. a.
I. s'l ,sres miles above the city broke ,s,..
y hank and is flooding the low
= ~, noint two families are sur
a b. water and can not escape, .n'
- ,,o,s nm effort to rescne them.
y .r,aqs on the West fork.
n, Trinity river nine niles
!, here. gave way and with
Ss' .,ms down. The river has risen
|, Z four feet since this morning ,i, ana
..,u,, Al this point and rapidly RS
mis- reported that a seven 'o0t SO
Dnps down and will reacn mere sums
during the night.
insure safety to hundreds oil pe9p'o
!. Il the bottoms along the river me
!, l,te this afternoon notiheo mem
q. n, and many families have de-
,he,r homes. Should the river rise
/ u, ,,ore the bottoms would be in
Il, avn miles wide. Al least i've
|,..a reople live in these low'ands and
I. now seriously threatened
\. rock Island is still experiencing
4. and inconvenience from the heavy
|. ~ numerous washouts through the
[-,,or According TO a late statement
hundred miles of the road washed
,u,ailing immense damages to the
Imny net only in LOSES of prore ~
h tas interruption of traffic, beth
l,at and passenger, which has been
=. At standstill for over week.
Nm. Texas. November 26.-The Trim
river at this point has risen rapidly
!. his afternoon and at II O'Clock to-
il Is bank full. A tremendous rise IS
crted on lis way here from Fort Worth
beyond indicating heavy rains in the
,h,ndle country. -,
,Iow steady rain has fallen hero all
With Indications OF continuation and
s,yier storm. A big overflow here
In the river generally is indicated
,onight's conditions.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
I,nuysrunt Stock Sold.

Cutrc, Texas. November ss.ln the sale of
tho bankrupt stock OF Kocnig & Van Hogan
huyzo Yesterday evening, Buchcl y Co, Of
Cuero were the purchasers for $Iabo. Mr.,
Pcnrry. the trustee poes to san Antonio to-
DAY to mako report OF sale
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d,ontraet for 4 New Rriage.

Calvert, Texas, November 26.-At q late
session OF the commissioners court Of
Robertson county contract was made
with Mr.. Rhodes of Waco TO erect an
Iron bridge over the Drazos river at tho
crossing known as Blocks bridge, tho
bridge at that place having been destroyed
BY the Hood OF June. The work is TO b
completed by July 1. 1900. .S
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WORK OF LIGHTNING.

y nem nv mage Done M the
ssfls % W. r. Meadows.
va,, VA November &c. "Details
4, M, y lightning during the stonn
Iyen,n. snd wind west Of here Thurs
tiDr .sacasd here yesterday The
81 o. " 'srk : chimney to the resi-
Z IL, ! Meadowe prosperous
= Lopora, about hftssn
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,.,,m,,.r Yard. consolidated.

Commerce. Texas, November 40. T.
Lyon & Son. dealers in lumber. have bought
uut-thc Commerce Lumber company Of this
place. The yard bought will be coatinued
at tho same place until the expiration of the
lease May 1
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Now GREGORY r,rm ~ Eun,,.

Ennis, Toxae. November CA new gro
Gerry firm has Just been organized here COM
posed OF c. o. Watson aud Il. S, Fisher
They opened up yesterday for business and
boosted their sign, which reads; Tho Ten
icssippi store
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caldwell New. Notes.

r,.,dwell. Texas. November 25.-District
.o,,r, has taken recess until MONDAY
norninr. Judge sinks and District At
,or,,sv nuchansn left for their respective
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n You want

a Molasses like you used to get before
the days cf adulterstion, try can OF r.
4 =. Old Fashion.
Ask your grocer for the P. r. brand
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A swifchman kflIea.

Cilidden, Texas. November 26.--J. II.
Jones. switchman, was crushed and
killed between the cars here early th1s
a wife and family. ~ NJ 3
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Al nennings.

seven furlonss. selling, 3-year-olds-- Ellen
Terry "a. Brahmin a7 REQ Mitchell, speed
mas. Rcquip, Lcoida Gold Standard Emile
Zolu prnla Vero. voris 90, Ben Lodi. YER
tigo. james N. strangest Lowua io2, Came
utop, CiarobA los.
Five and half iurlongs. maiden wear
olds-Lofter Uncle Josh l0l, fonsoloo, Their
mos, George r 5, Matt simpson, The Critc.
Golden Sceptrc silver Maple La Vega no
Mile and nifty yards. 2.year-olda and up
IIavelock l07, 81. Simonian 1l2 Dolnineer 100.
Tyrbe ioi, strangest ig,, Robert Motcalf 99s'
ST. Lorenzo 100. FANS 100, The Jefferson III.
Randy 98 Uncle Louis l01. Our Nellie l0i,
All Gold, Adimor rs, Glonolne ~, Duke OF
Middleburg iq1. Charagrnce 100, Sweet Cap
oral l04
Six furongs, selling. 2.year-olds Magic
Light M, Back Talk 40. Charcoal iOl. Wax
Taper 90. Jucoma 81. cupidity 81. ortrud
Lottie Shevile 80,
Mile and a sixteenth solling--swamp Angel
J03. Goal Runner, Havelock 5S. Queen II
song, Lindua ioi. ST, Lorenzo iol, Atlantus
i0e Avoca %. our Nellie l0i, Tyran %. Plan
tain 100, CbaragraHo ~. spurs ~, Tybra ~.
CharaRrace and Spurs arc peaTd's entry.
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Tue UNVVpTIUH
HOUSTON Igb the heavy cloud
Local Team Vs.
Ieufn Cotton Recefpfs.

Next Friday u, November as--Up 1,
University of II cotton have been re
park Tho loo ,s ahont 1000 ha 81 sh,r,
ticing ana WIN ed up TO this M lssi
Pelicsns By Fhsted that this market
local team arc,,t II nan baiea ttis vear
only Bit OF - -
line up Of -
Cennr. EckhfOUR WIFE LOVE YOU
tackles. Broad, stoves and RanAes
be Lesdern-- - - - .---..------
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At Birn,inui,nm.

Six fnrlongs. selling, 3.year-ods and up--
Jim Lick 90. Bill powell, cilssie b. Naughty
Girl lOi. Bonnie lone. High Noon lOi, Noble
man. Hallet y, Shield Bearer, Hampdeu l0I.
Good Order. Miss Fiufidc 10y.
Five and half furlongs, selling a-yeur.
o!ds and uIr--Jennie. Pilgrim II, Frank Fell
lows 9s. Anger, Denial Nellie Mcdonald 1893.
Judge QulgIoy, padronn 106,
Milo and sixteenth. seliins-Radsnt Heat
~ Kitty Regent CRANKY rs. Pete Kitchen.
Domsie 100 iioberi Bonner l05. Can See EN-
j0T Allie Belle il5.
Five and u hair furlonEs selling Morris
Wolf gs. John r. Yogt l0j, Warlenpolnt LII
baton 100, Liew Anna ioI. Howitser III. CO.
riaies ll5.
six mrionGs. all ages nlowanees-Ma
stone 81. Statlra a. Brow Veil, Empa
smith. Little jess ioi. Aiouctte. Auaber1
1O2.
Rainy track sloppy q and gloomy.