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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30
NOTICE of Sale of Horsos

snec clfe las Is hereby given that by virtue o,
scrihsd he, TOT pasturing the hereinafter A.
,croed horses, the compensation for de-
nv s"u,e peinE now due for more tban sinsgg
ham E Eifer sil at public auction at lasnS
Grangeville on Tuesdly, Juiv ni Y,salage OF
u,ocR ? M OF said day. one wbi,e s. a.
me- Sv I RI one brown mare and colt left wi,e
four shta feet , snd w aso Sas black horse With
WIN me by James Dawdeli: All Of ss;a let
e pase Sfg 1ne ana In good condition, "'rses
First publication. June "a. 1 issa VIII:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30
County Warrants Redoamad

Notice Is hereby given that the following
county Warrants will be paid on presentation
70 the County Treasurer at his office in MI
Idaho, Idaho, and that interest on said war
to-wit: s " """e' io"''
\, Current expense fund, series 1898, warrants
No. 3.S to 425, inclusive
No. 25I 49, ""iia".
General road fund, series 1898, warrants No. 7
to Is. inclusive w.
General road fund, series 1899, warrants No. 81
to IS, inclusive. 'o. Oh
Dated June Q, 1892
GEORGE NJ. ROBERTSON,
County Treasurer
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30
Notice of Intention to Apply For Deputies
and Clerical Assistance

l. A. W. Talkington. Clerk of the District
Court and ex-olicio Auditor aud Recorder of
Idaho county, state OF Idaho, do hereby publish
and give notice, that intend to apply to the
non hoard OF County Commissioners, of said
idahe county. Idaho, at their next regular meet
ing, wit: AT their July meeting, commence
Ing on the second Monday in July, 1889, for two
deputies and one clerk; the business OF my OF.
nee requiring the services of sueh deputies and
clerical assistance.
A. W. TALKlNGToN
Clerk OF the District court and
ex-ofticio Auditor and .eeor
der of Idaho county, Idaho
flrst publication June II, 1899. Sod
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30
LON DON
LrIoN-RRo
GRANCEVILLE s..
Notice of Sale Of school Bond.

Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned
trustees Of school district No. Ia, in I5sbo
county, state OF Idaho, that they will on Ttnrs'
dsay the 10Th day Of July. 1899, at O'Clock p. IN.
PAUL, one OF the unde rsianed, about fycmiIas
ron cottonwood, in said county aud state. seli
ces.ain coupon bonds, voted at the recent
scno4i election In said district, for building
ana furnishing school house In said districte
SAID bonds will be In total amount OF 500 NJ
DeafinE per cent; interest per annnm, paysbIe
aen an! and be due. payable and redeemsbie
nve years from the date OF same.
The said trustees reserve The right IN r,,..
any aud all bids 's"' " reJeet
bios may be sent to Mrs Emma PAUL CLARK of
county, Idaho. iuaho
Dated June ID, 1899
EMMA PAUL.,
ADAM BRUsT
"a NJ. l.. MARTIN
Trustees
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30
Bridgeport Bulletins.

z. Milat is completing a neat
building and will soon occupy
it with well equipped har.
ness shop.
Messrs. H. NJ. Smith, w.
B. Covesy and w. r. Skey, OF
Kendrick. are looking for bus.
mess locations and express
themselves as favorably i'm.
pressed with the outlook here.
Mrs. Geo. Surridge made a
trip to the Switchback and
took in the recent heavy rain.
fall.
FL Coder is fencing a pas
ture.s
w. Straugh and son Charlie
are getting lumber, shingles
and other materials on the
ground for a new house.
Mr.. Arthur, the purchaser
of the Crunk ranch, had bad
runaway on the grade coming
in from Grangeville with furni.
ture. Results, broken wagon
and scraps of furniture scat
tered along the road.
Everybody will celebrate.
Miss Cora Cooler is home
from the State University at
Moscow.
Bridgeport, June 81.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30

The Palace hotel is now open
ior the accommodation of the
travelling public, and will be con-
quoted as the best hotel in the
county. Rates 81 and % per day,
WIN bar and reading room in con-
nection. 13.
Try the Bridgeport feed stable,
daled hay and grain for SALE
" bannon & Clark, proprietors y
Poland China Pigs, full blooded,
Ior safe by Robert Hamill, three
miles north OF Grangeville. B
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30

mere is only one organ on the
prairie the equal Of those on sale
at Graham's. That is owned by
Mr.. Rice of Westlake. The new
organs at Graham's are of the same
MAKE namely, Messrs Lyon &
healy OF Chicago. VIII trade for
cattle, sell for cash, or take INSTALL
ments. Apply to Alan Owen, FREE
Press office. or
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30

FOR SALE-A few "Valpairai-
So colts, a few "Orphan Boy"
colts, and a few "Milton Medium
driving geldings. Aso pack horses
and saddle horses at your own
price. Stock can be seen at "Cir-
Gle So ranch 10 miles north of
Grangeville, Idaho. A.
BLAKELEY. 52-tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land OfYica NJ Ia.ri.&a Il

O'1'eo " IseW IstUH IuHnO,I
N,,ic. =. 1884, May 81. 1891
Notice Is hereby given that the following
nsmen settler has filed notice of his Intention
that said proof will be made befor. james he ne
NAY, raven. United States Commissioner, at Grange
wife, Idaho on July Is, 1899, via:
John w. Guiues
LOT the swq sec. q, t. 80 n, BIN.
+, y, ne names the following witnesses to proye
OF said land, wig. '"'ion
James n Dixon, Ellsworth D. Lamb. Frank
"stts' Clay Robbins all Of Cottonwood, idaho.
~ J, b. WgsT, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

10 John Arndt, his heirs and assiyns.
\, ou are hereby rotified that |, your co,owner.
ma Mat'n Hickman, have expended the sum OF
vuo hunaured dollars In cash aud labor per
1873; ON the Blue Ridge quartz claim, situated
~. ~ pixie mining district. Idaho county Idaho:
~nu u unuess you contribute your portion of said
20 the sum Of fifty dollars (s5uoo'
70. %se.her with interest and the cost
~ y puphcation In the IDAHO COUNTY FREE
r,hhss. your interest In said claim will become
inc property OF the undersigned, under ana nv
virtue 81 the provisions Of the United states
san .ns aaMs III such case made and provided.
MT. MARTIN HICKMAN
Dixie, Idaho, June 9, 1899.
lfifst publication June 49, 1899 3lb
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To 1. II. Herold, his heirs or assigns
10d are hereby notified that your co-owner
:: Letter, has expended the sum Of one
n uIusea dollars In cash and labor performed,
t "a, fakima lode mining claim, situated in tn e
ftg5snce mining district, idaho county, state
~ aosno, ana unless you contribute your por-
s ot said expenditure yet due me amount
ing 70 the sum OF thirty-three and thirty-three
one one hundredth dollars t$s3.ss) to January i.
,9sy, Logether with interest and the cost of pub
ilce1lOn IN the IDAH9CogNTY FREE FREss, YOUR
tgteret IN said claim wifi become the property
OF the undersigned under and BY virtue OF the
provss.ons OF the United States mining laws in
snch case made and provided. section 2a3i
Florence, Idaho, June 10, 1899,
$40 First publication June l6, 1891
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30
To Whom it May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that l
will apply to the Honorable Board
of County Commissioners at their
regular meeting in July for the SER
vices of two deputies to be appoint
ed by me to assist in the duties of
this office. J. +. MCLEAN.
Sheriff of Idaho County.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.


Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho
Notios is be,.,v o,, June Is, 1899
M settler has filed notice of lis i ntom..g
naae inai proof IN support OF his claim ana
ina! w.. said proof will he made before Ias, s "a
on July q, 1892 viz: ~ ''"nee'iiie' Ida
Lucina Henry,
nor me s%A sw' sec 3, ma nwk sec 10. nwi<
He nnmea the foilo,.t,,D ~
MS continuous residence upon and nu, 10 prove prove
Of kaid land, viz: ~" a"a cultivation
Mortimer Martin, Julia Murphy. John
~ ' id Idaho: william mettrick. Of
J. B. WEST. Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30
Village Clerks Report.

Report Of village clerk for bal
ance of year, commencing Decem-
Der l, 1898, and ending May 1,
1899:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30

Old Kentucky has swung
into line and unanimously en-.
dorsed the ''free coinage of
gold and silver" by the United
States at its present ratio and
declared for William J. Bryan
as the choice of the Blue Grass
state for president. This fact
is the best reason in the world
tor the return of Henry Wat.
terson and the Courier Journal
to his party, free silver, Bryan
and all.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30

SAwMILL SITE FREE.-One mil
hon saw logs, cheap. Easy pay
ments. For further particulars
apply to F. E jerome, Grange
vile, Idaho, or on the place, four
anu one-half miles southwest of
Grangeville. 100
Anyone who has fat cattle can
wade for one of the Lyon & Healy
organs now at Graham's. Womb
e willing to sell on installments to
responslble party. Apply to Alan
owen, FREE Pass office. 2tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Once at Lewiston, Idaho, |
N..., June II, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler hes 6led notice OF his Intention
y. make nnal proof In support OF his claim, and
ttrs ..saig pEO0f VIII be made before Joseph X.
4, "sIs oo PROBATE Judge ~ Mt, Idaho, on Iufv
Alvin Ohamberlsin,
~ inc sse14 SEA sec %, ~ sw, swh sell sec
~. ne names the following witnesses to prove
~ ms c29t,innous residence upon aud cultivation
sy9sepn Cash. John Halford, OF Grangeville,
,isdano; John =. Mclean, William n Knox, it,,
M Idaho, Idaho
=" J. R. WEST Register
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30

the the its how BIG and how NUMEROUS
are the BARGAINS offered tells story..... e.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30

Total number Of warrants Issued. g.
Total amount OF warrants issued. 0.l7sO7
hereby certify that the above Is true and
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-30

We also secured
world
we invite comparison anything
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-30

light ran against snag IN the Tennessee
bred PAGER. Rean Wilkes. owned at
Springfield. Mass. and driven b. William
Bags Fast as Roam Wilkes was known
to be, few. II any. II the best posted
aerssmen believed him cagah,e OF beating
s~arehilrht. II was a eieseiy fought bat
tie Of THREE heats. Roam Wilkes winning
each In s:esA. asasa. 2:G. shirped 10 Du-
braus fer purse OF $sssne. nine starters.
seavchlsghs gained another conquest and
lowered he record 20 2Ss'4. This was fol-
lowed by substantial Victories at Head
vile ard Lexington.
During the ssason Senrchi!ght wen IN
purses NaTsa winiersd carefully IN Call
forula he has inaugurafet BITS - cam
paign ~ winning his frst race az Denver
ana giving the country something 70 talk
about ny pacing mile tn May In 2Nst4.
ans; now being sota At price that csasses
hin well Gp VITA TIE leaders 81 tire fast
ass pacing brigade.
searchiIghss record os 71s4as II fast. but
there are three oss49rx. Auac oT%sa Fs4s.
ans Hal Pointer that hai9 tire same rec
arA. write there are thirteen PAGERS with
lawer fasaess % shsir rresls. These sair-
stsn arc. scar Pointer q ,5sa4A loan X.
t;sasry l. aeszl. joe ratsAsn tselsl. Boh-
sFt ], esq., Directly Csssp. Frank
Ae&n t9ASAl flying ysk (2@sl, Mascot
ssan ssnt.us T. 81 Bmsnps tso4sai. Che
halls gsest41 Frank Rosash {z.Sssal ,ns
Ssrasah<rYy tssai.l 81 srpfsers faster
shsg. Ssavchiignt shsrv are only swe AK
= aslss ara Nary Hanks t7sSt OF ne
.as4-e1steea racers with vaearsfs fr0sn 'asss
10 as.. probably twelve az thSEa ars IN
sara essss.sstsafa shst they rouis ~ sgss&
u &c "a shs4s FNesFs5, og very rear 3.
Mr. Nl@x nzs Ees great hoTSe sa
SnAgeAlsxAs, hgss IL wiil nos saFpr]s@ sars-
ssssa K tire ractgsx rpatssfs 81 I&ts develop
iAe faet inas ssEss grestsr eHe As a~en
resas med IS tAe keattnE stfng- h@sr al
eye ga Anacoras.--sSAsesAso inser o1Tan-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-30

Ten Eyck Takes the single Seal
Event With Greatest Ease.

BOSTON. July @-7'he result OF the
fhree-cornered championship single ecuil
race between young Edward Ten Eyck.
Joseph Mcguire and Joseph Whitehead.
which served 20 attract over - 90 people
10 the banks OF the Charles river this aft
sfnoon. was scarcely a feature IN the sec
end and final day OF the national regatta.
Ten Eyck rowed away from his opponents
ard merely padded over the line at the
finish. six lengths ahead OF Mcguire and
nine ahead OF Whitehead Ia the seniors.
international fours. the Broexysge crew
simply rowed away from the 81. Louis
fours.
A greater crowd never assembled in this
city. From Harvard bridge which was
packed tn humanity. Ia the finish line
mile away, the right bank of the Charles
river was lined with enthusiasts Eve and
six deep. while toward the boat clubhouse
the streets were crowded. RfauitSs
Intermediate senior scuIis fi5ai heat
Won by Frank II. Greer. JeTries Rowing
Association. East Boston. Time, 1913
Association single scuils anal heat
Won by john Rursoar. Rat Portage Row
Ing Club. Rat Portage. Ont Time, ies2s.
intermediate four-oared shells. final heat
Won by New York Athletic Club, New
York city. Tine. sA2-
Senior International four-oared shells.
nsae ana one-hsif miles sfraiG1taway- VIVA
nv Brcckyflie Rowing Gffs. Brock vile,
OFT. Tine. a.fa
intermediate double scalls. hDai heat
Won by Js1rses Point Rowing Association.
EAST Boston Time. l9aEA.
Championship Senior sisgtes-Wen by
Edward Hanaen Ter Eyck, wauehusrst
I Boat ciph Worcester. Tine. Is:iebs-
Senior esxfs-oaEea shells. araal heat
Wen by Pennsylvania large clab. Pnisa-
1elpasa. Time, sos@
fnIeruled ate sight-oared shells. final
heas-~Nan by Boston Athletic Association
TIsas. xs%
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-30

burns Pierce Wins, Hut Fails
Eanal His Own Record.

NEW YORK. July 2a-The one hun
bred mile paced bicycle race at Man
haitian Beach track today was won by
Burns Pierce. of Boston. the present hold
err OF the I9o-miie American record. He
failed, however. to beat his own record OF
321:iI is. finishing In 3:33:0S.
The stin breeze blowing across the
track probably lessened the champions
speed Frank Waller was second In s:4i:
% is.
There were four starters for the 81 600
purse--Burns Pierce. OF Boston; Harry
Fixes. OF Glens Falls. ". T.. the middle
distance champion of America: Charles
champion OF the world. and Frank wal
ler Of Boston. Time at the finish: Burns
Pierce, s:e7:9 rs; Frank Waller. 3:S4:
% l-6. Harry Fixes. 3.5e;37 Is: Charles W.
Miller. 1856 30 2-a
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WASHINGTON GAME LAWS.
Detailed List 81 sports, Lawful ana
unlawful.

The following Ii list OF the game laws
OF this state. and items I'm detail covering
prohibitions for sport<men:
goat sssternaer and or,oter Mar b. hunted Win
dogs is the SQUAD counsiea only ausina IL. month
psrr~s September rs TO December u. Mar tr
hunted with dogs in the Sound counties oniy daring
the month 81 October.
rhsasans-.Aasuss IS 20 pecernter | Frerp. that
prsirss chicken shah te killed IN kisssiAs and
kle&ttss csSurst~x before October. isoi.
Quail. Mnnsoissn imported psse&ssnts Are rre-
tsctrd aud shah nnt t~ fIfsed In ans part II tSe
sfsss before oetshsr IS. sS., ssrspt Aonzoitsn 81
trrzrted phssssnts may he killed Ia hkanAnsa
county between sas bsh dss 81 oesetet sud pecsm-
brv /
ws.sr sswf-Aag.sss IS - Msrh 4
Fre~h water trezss-Apr4i 10 November /
II Is uniswfai 70 kiil gssas az sny time unless II
1t : ansswfai - tai Tsuns fpr isa hise or as~ss
II IL anlswfri sa hnnt aeer. raco@e. ELK. esrfsva
rvrs xsthia shs sos1n6 cssgnsses daEiag shs month
a orschey
II "a aniswfsl 70 Sire Auas. trap o. ears.ars any
i. Is unlawfsl 10 huat asev A~.~eeu ass hear
after suasss sns oas sssR bear besare sssrftse
Il "a gEsssfEi fer spr oes PERSIA 60 kfil esns<
tA&n fosr asss. &c thsa tsa els ranass an
sss.pe ezTssou. ssezftstB sfse& o. scat assisz
err ssaa1n or 10 ssEa sny ssxstes fswA
IL Is rslswfns % aE fer sale. ssff, offer on bare
far ssss or for he rssrkss hsv ~ ser time Gar
Ing shs year. AIS ssrne q aay assegtpstsa with tss
II i aasswfss - hi scw sale ssis az have or
rr@- knr safe. suy snv azress wsfsf FEST exs
esTt dnrsns shs reHsh u tiesohe-. ard nes 20 ess
Grad En- naaesws
Il i ualaxtaf - frsr. nst cs es<zAFs aas sxFzs
sard ex base asssessSsn e sn1 lse sasae hara sx.
ID r aeisvfal ~ take tkx sSTs a AIS sszss bird
as~sssr tlgssx ssss&
Il Ia unssrswi So Gee stEf kasss ~ snsak bosts.
or szsy ssa etasr 4Asa staf esei srusr tAs shazl~
DE- 81 Is ssas ssasss Hs-wesz Aoas after szsa-
~ asa sssse4haa lar Asssare sssaysss q 70 ass
So E494ss
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state. except tn. count, 4 ssan.ni.. s.ssss os-

stass. except the county II skananis. nefoes De-
tcb<T Is. lael
II IL unlawful TO ship vame out u the statA.
Il Is unlawful 20 catch trpat tn nny war En-
cxK& with hook and itse
Ths stats axh commissioned h olicio state game
warden.
Far = violation Of the game lao nne % not
less than SIC nor more than stN 10 nnpo<ess: II net
paid. Imprisonment at the rate II g per stay.
Possession II game hirds o. animals when I'M
lawful 10 kiu ~ have sAnc h rsimA fAris evidsnee
ct violation II Law
One-hsf Of fac payable to fnfosmGR within thir1y
days frnm date Of ecnsictieu-
Ssisrsed county game wariens appointed upon
Application TO the tcnnty ecmmi<stensss
Sheriff.. deputy shessfs. eonstshlcs city marshall
and posics efficesx o!3cio game war3eus.
whose dnies are to inspect warehouses;. cold stcr-
the game laws.
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An AppreciatIve Little Daaxhter.

Mr.. and Mira Bryan and children ar
rived in Glasgow Wednesday about II
O'Clock. utterly worn out. Altar partak-
ing OF an excellent dinner the family re-
paired To the courthouse. where Mr.. Bry-
an began speaking at 1 o'clock Worn
out BY the fatigaes OF travelling. the good
wife fell asleep and siunsaered soundly In
her chair. Ruth the little daughter OF
the Bryan household. perceived the condi-
ton OF affairs. and was on thorus. Finally.
after fidgeting around and cnstng anxious
gfances In tho direction OK tho sleeping
better half OF the Bryan household. she
seized thu maternal arm, shook 1t soundiy.
and exclaimed Ia an audible Whisper
wake UP. mai Wake up, Pas making
a real good speech. "-6slasgow Ky.)
Times
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Miss Logan won third foeTth and rfth beats. time
sMs 7Nsi sis Ansnsax wun arst ard second
beats and was secefd. time. 1a4 z@S ROYAL n
shefipn third
~ class sfrfttg s. COS best three In Ave
tuptastsa sun in straight beats time z s3t s:i2t
: IL fssscf Chimes sseesa. Nate Metsraeken Third
u class pacing rsssse 81 100 best ss~ ia ;hr-e-~
HAIRY a. wsn second and third heats. time, 2 90
ia Sphinx wen sfst beat in ~ and wzs sec-
asid Frazier third No sshers started
81 class sscstsas. rssse 81 NJ hest suo In thres
-ftwyhee wen first sn4 third heats: time. s:f5a
~sss sTecrss fafTsss the s-zead beat in s.lss
ssd was secesss D~hy Lass third
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NYsx YORK rzsr - H-s&Ases fsssA rsss.ssss
tss. ssssssgsk sssssszx Ksssw wea. Asaess~4 sss~
ssss Esxsss tss& fAs~xs TssA&s - s8
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s,R kstAsA sasst Tsnxs I Il
Esssak ssssagas1aa. ssx fassaess efs1zzssta1 =ra.
sarse.asSss ssesss.s Erazs4ses ssss4 Rsxs. - "a
Tws asa A sssssgssx EaslTS ksasxss sE1s. Lta1 s.
ts-rs ssxssass s.S.sssa sAszA T4Sss. ~ -
ehe $500 sse sssssess~ EsassE use. Fssssesae
s-s4k aseSssA Water ksax Es}est Tss& q Is
sSsssss-ssea.@s SssazsszE. fs4E scsnes AsaE ~1z.
;.ssia= ssraass8 &lsssasszss 81 s&ss4 1szsss -
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Harlem Races.

CHfsAfso Isly " Weather esxaK. trs-s s..s NJ
Hsstssu setss kessEss
snat sna \ hss farissasN LADY Flste wes. Avcn.
s@sr zecans. Dcs1see Third TSRas ~
Mile saE a &ssTtzr. szsfsrr -FsAs-t sea Gar
Metal sssssssa- Firn~= hsss4ce ths7si Tsyns 3 81.
Mile ss8 . HasFtsf, sszsia< -tsssfsssn wass Hsr-
EsAs SreSat. Eas u third Tssns sNsi
Mile ART ssT-tF gsfss hsssirx tssyata VIZ
Harry sssttss Seresa. 1eAa Eskss THIRD Time
3aaA
o@d. Hezx@rs1st~ shsra Tire IA
Assh sesjsHx NewsgAfse~es wsa. Tapp4n ssrsszs!
Esesv&z s&srd Tsrss. 1s2
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NEW YORK, 5aIs : AZ fhx gYAas esvrzast si.
eTets ssaes 81 Asrssg Para s@tsf. assas4 ss srs~s
tur sssts sAs<zT sasssssss NsscA A@ezs1s ass fss
Szst ~ sesfE%ssssS.s. ssSszsss&z sassT4x %-s7c-s
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Everybody adveRt1sss their
special prices-ahefr busfa~ss
baits. Few ever tell aAout
their regular prices-she kisa
that prevail day In and day
out. Oar regular prices are
nearIy always what ether
dealers call special pviess--
that's Why w~ advertise tAeu.
Here are . lot 10 show yous
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81. I,out. Rares.

ST. LOUIS. Jaiy = Results:
Nile sed seveaty saras. selIsng-His:tek won
hesesir s~ce'ssi, Latn ". third TYNE ~
Mile sna = hsif. ssflsas~pas sns. Cc~anss Lee
sseovG. Rowland naett third Tsns 2S
ssh Assicszgs. handicap fas two seaf aids-fas Led
ford wsass Abe Turner second. Harry yslmer shtYs.
Ttfae, "a
ssx fuztsske. ssateEp=- Alternate Hea. i-xn Mint
sss.0e s~eass6 MISS Brsrais third Tire rs
Ssse mts. AsntfeaDE4 fsuxa van Ncxaisst
sssazssts thFeaHez third yis1e. ia
Ntks ard sixtsvs.sA. sssiisa sir RcSss vnr Gas.
tas ses=sna. B&ssaE shsrss Tire. lss
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NEW BEDFORD. Mars. JAY @-E1ssss
AcE1uffe champion ns1dsle distance rider
- ere w0rtd. broke the wuxf1 a mile rcEsss1
1n the HSs.fauxa~ot cgfza track t1E after
aaSz. =saxsax The sxsse IN is1s Tssss il tas
ersz snIle ever rs2izEs under la. motor
paced.
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NEW YORK, July es-s;exe Urnsaress
Knocked cat Beech Reasss. Of Onis sss
the eighth round this afferDoon h~fors
the WeSsesassfer Ashfsttc Club. ST. Tuck
Afee. " y.