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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-13
BISHOP & 90.
SavingsBank

.................. Savings Deposits will be
received and interest allowed by this
Bank at four and one-half per cent.
per annum. The terms, rules and
regulations Of the Hawaiian Postal Saw
ings Bank have been adopted as far as
II is practicable to apply them, and the
Cash Reserve Of $50 900 as required I'M
der the Postal Act will be maintained.
Printed copies Of the Rules and Reg
ulations may be obtained on application.
BISHOP q co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

good second IN 202H ln the second
heat, but ln the next Dc collapsed and
Tor several days after the race b. WAS
rD sore ana lame that d. could not
stand on his feet and be- nte hIH mcuH
lying down ln hi1 stall, 40 horaeInuu
who saw him thought at the time TINT
Dc would ever stand training again but
be- vcuporutcd % such an extent dur
ms the month following that race that
his owner, Mr. white. and hlH trainer.
u, J, McCiary. have both chung 10 tho
belief that the Old horse Would stand
another preparation. 1t seems. however
from the dispatch mentioned that they
nave finally compelled to abandon an
hope
WHEN HE BEAT TWO MINUTES.
SO star Pointer. the only two.minuie
harness horse, win probably spend tho
remainder NJ his days as a stock horse
ON Mr Whites famous Two Minute
farm near Cleveland. EnyH the Chicago
Times Herald, % ~ peculiarly nttiur
homo Tor the champion, ns Air White
chrlatoncd hts farm tho Two. Minute
Farm many years before the two
minute horse was n reality.
star Pointer first beat two minutes
nc Readyiilc. Mass. August ~. 1897. ard
strange 90 say u was his ntat attempt
10 lower the record and he covered the
distance In time u;59a). That has re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Tho pictures taken of the ghnrkcv.
Ionriea nrht are reported 20 be- tho
taken
Thrce machines we're used In tho
hfht uuI % la estimated that fourteen
nllcH OFF pictures have been taken OF the
twoniy rounds.
Each machine was loaded With films
long enough Tor "a round and lntcrmia-
Hlnn-i.2l0 foot
The preliminary appearance OF the
men on the platform aud the inter-
n'aHigns n9 wei na each round. were
recorded IN moving pictures. Ho that na
ih' uFht went the limit ~ twenty-five
rounds of four minutes each Uucludinr
iniormlraiunsl there were 10 minutes
of a'm used
~ thc rute u $40 feet o. minute this
mnfe $500 fect NJ nim used 10 mako
o. negative ~ the fight
a positive ~ o1u1l length VIII be-
rnd". ru that 1880 feet on nlm. or
ABOUT ufioHu mllof will be- used un De-.
toie Hn exhibition can be- given.
The expense NJ this D. something
enormous. Tho pictures having turned
eht Hucccssful the returns from exc
hlnitofn VIII undoubtedly Yield o. large
next w0ok
lenrlca icft yesterday Tor phuadei.
phin. He Do hlllod 10 appear at Roster
a wars ngNt week ia new burlorguo.
Around Sow York In Eighty Mlnute1
hhafhcy VIII also be one Of the stars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
TIE STRAWBERRY BED.

The strawberry he'd still needs nticn-
ton Iioeinr and cultlvntlng should
be continued until the ground frccEga
t.ntc growing weeds. like Horrcl or
ohicl,wocd must not got foothold. We
have seen entire fields of promising
plants fairly Hmothorcd out by these
posts M fruitlng time. No other weed,
unless " Dc Canada thistle. IL quite
fn persistent NJ this innocent -looking
chickwcod. n glOriea In dampncsa and
cold weather, IL blossoms ana dropH
its seed ut the most Unforeseen times,
and under the protection OF the straw
berry leaves It multlnlica and twInea
around the plants until both are 30 In
tcrwnvcn that II ia difficult 60 upr1ot
onn without the other
We ind that this late wedding OUT
Of such pests ~ very profitable opera
tion To DO "a good ioh of u means
more or less hand nullinT, Tor. unless
hin culture o. prncuced. the hose and
cultivntnr cannot do all the work. II
the bed goes nto7winteruuarteru really
and truly clean. there viii be little
trouble with weeds neNt June.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
BATTLE OF the WATCHES

The following poem will be read with
interest no ilIH lurcture II was pub.
llshcd ln idl 20 celebrate the victory
or me America at cowcs, which was
che nr7i of the international races.
l.
oh. weep So British a1liora true.
Above or under hatchss
llgrU'. Yankee Doodle been and come
And beat our cruckclt yAtchfsi
They started all 20 run % race.
And Wur woil timed with watchor.
Hut on they never had no chance.
HAD any on our Watches.
H.
Tho Yankee fhc delayed M nrnt.
slyg they shell mover catch ua"
And funk up their brpluun hate
The owners uf the y1tchcei
hut prpHnily che walked along:
"oh, dear eayr thoy shell match
a."
Ana atlei, on ihelr tarpiuin hats.
The owners OF the ya,chcs
III.
Then deep we pl1ughH along the sea,
The Yankee scarcely scratches.
Aud cracks ol every stitch OF aall
Upon our siaTg rinF yatchcH.
wv one by otr nh' pa.scs as,
While bitterly we watches.
Ari tutors improc1tlons ON
The builder u our watches.
".
And now shes quito huh down ahead.
lior anla llhc little patches.
For sand harrcH and colllcrs we
Alay acll nur l0nttci Watches
We falntly hear the club house gum
The silver cup rhc Huatcher-
And AN the English clubs arr done
The Erglloh clubs Of yaichcsl
v.
They say che didn't 80 by wind.
iiui wheels ana fprlur. ana Huatchcsi
Aud thHtH the way nhH welthCrcd on
our qulckcft-EoluE watches.
But thCm'H Oll les I'm bound TO say,
Altho' they're told by patches,
Twas bulk Of hull ana cut OF sail
That dld Tor an our watches.
VI.
hut novelty. ] hear them Say.
Fresh novelty still matches.
The Yankee yatCh the keclH viii lay
OF many new club watches.
And then Won chlllDuFo Nuukeciand,
From nostou bay 10 Nltchcs,
To run their CrackcEt craft again
our spick-and-spau now yatchea,
ANON.
London Mail. Oct. o. 1851
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
HUMOROUS.

They were sitting on the front porch
after dinner, enjoying the evening
breeze Gazing ut The canopy M heaven.
thlehy studded with vlittprinE stars.
Nr poudDHng exclaimed; How uttor-
~ inromptvhnuHIhlo is the yuBtnesa of
nnturel Each TlltturlnE orb we now
behold ~ world of greater magnitude
than our own. How wonderful are
tho eternal laws which hold this unl-
verso ~ worlds IN thnlr uuchluriug
orbits. and" Eyes" Interrupted
Alrs PonderinF. suddenly giving voice
to her tram OF Thoughts. "und the man
didn't leave CO.'S hulf enough icn today.
aud I'm Huro the hceiatcak VIII spoil
before morning pi1 you order those
WHCkDrDl Hnd tho ton Of coal Co Boz Hont
tomorrow Chicago News.
ll0usckepprr-" What's the reason
that pl the men who come around beg
gins now are such bis, str1ug looking
frlloWHT'
Polite pllErIm-f'Da reason. lady, o.
dat ltH ou'y Fttung-iuoklug followH
wat Kin bog nowadays widout gHttlu'
hurt THE Record. Philadelphia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
History Of a Noble Animal Well
Known 10 Horsemen.
BIG FEAT OF STAR POINTER
How the Horse Retired In Cleveland
Last wsek Heat the worlds
PACING Record.

The dispatch sent out from Cleveland
last week announcing that star point-
cr the kinE on PAGERS. had been retired
from the turf Tor good has furnished
food for talk In harness cir-icf oy,f
the country. ilorsomon most familiar
with Pointers case have been cxpoctur
the announcement ovur since the cham
pion went lame ot the recent Grand
Circuit meeting 10 Now York. whero
be- was disinnccd In a race By Joc
potchou. IN that race one Of Pointers
front ankles gave way after ho had
won the first heat In 2.oih lie was
game enough 10 go on and finish a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

nm0ng the boys that De was no. fast as
any % them. When be- was ndver-
Used Tor sale at auction in Cleveland.
ONO, thort were hundreds NJ smart
hnftcmen in the country who would
have glvcn $4,000 or more TOR him VI
lhey had lhuught that he would stand
training but the sale. together with
the TACT thut DE- had been slightly lame
% time or two since bio former break
down, aroused the suspicion that he
WnH not ilgAi, aud Do oily brought &c.
sli This time u was Smith n Mills Of
H1ftun who secured him. and 10 proved
very profitable Investment Cor them.
They placed him in the hands OF n.
> Mc'hrN, who nt shat time was
young man whose experience lu the
Hulky was limited Co Tow rides ho
hnd had behind The paccr Guiuuttc. u
hofso that De had taken care OF sev-
Dful yoHrr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
PEDIGREE or THE RECORD
BREAKER

star Pointer De- a Tennessee product
aud hls ancestors Tor many ronrutIlna
were PAGERS and thornughhraIa run.
norHl. Rack 90 tha second generation
they were 40 saddle horses Ito Wna
certainly bred Tor u rocUrI breaker.
us hiH Sire. urown lini. 2.tar. was mo
fastest pacing stallion iu ih. world in
hf day lksW and h'a dam. gWaap.
stakes. hy Knights Snow Heels. niso
produced tho famous pacing raIding
Hal Pointer. who reduced tho worlds
harness record from 200 tu l.Oit in
ls12 and Hftcrward paced Boo g.OlN at
Nashville. Tenn.
Star Pointer wur hrd by Capt1in
Henry r. Pointer ~ Spring HW Tcun..
BE- was foaied iu 1850. and iH cnnar.
guUuty 40 years old AH yourl.ur he
WaH sold io J. ". Tltify pennHyi.
NHriu hufacmlu, who turned him over
CO. ST. Heard. trainer ut MOldWIla.
Pa. For some unuCcuuutlblo rUl.lu the
colts natural rlit seemed t0 o. n tfot.
md Dc never paced ntrp until fhe
winter be- was coming two ye1ra Old
About the lot Of April be- could wierie
almost us fast na o. TAT man could nm.
aud nt the ond or that season Nj.
Heard save him a record OF 2.3iI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
IN NM AT nosrnN.

u took McClary some time 90 yet the
horse figrcd rlrhG Un1 ho rot him dis
lnncDd lu OLE FIRST two starts. but after
hn once squared away be swept tho
u1lrds, and during that year he beat
The irce-flr.nu brigade ut boston in
2.n.it. 2.ulh ana 2.0la. which sull re-
main The fastest three consecutive
boats on RECORD. An this helped 90
build grc4t reputation Cor him. aud
smith q Mills. who had purchased him
nH q speculation. saw an opportunity 90
mako a handsome profit OH their Inc
Ncftmeut H0 they consigned him 90 the
N"w York auctions again.
James A Murphy OF Chicago CHANGED
to attend that particular sale uH spec.
tntur ma. with mo- intention NJ buying
Pointer. but as De had long been an
enthusiastic u1mlror 0f the horse and
had often predicted that ha would some
duY get the worlds record. hs could
not real1t Che temptation 90 bug him Ht
$500. The horse was frat knocked
down 90 b.nton polrrnll NJ urouN.
New York. but ns De- ala not produce
Che cash 90 pay for him at once De- was
Immediately rcH0li. and % was not un-
100 ibis second sale that Murphy became
10 bidder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn n1nnnnnnnnnnnnln

malned his record an this day How.
ever be- nos equaalcd mig record twice
since that time. and the ouly reason he
ala not lower tho record u that ha nov.
80 tried Tor u nfterNard when 900 CON.
dluuns were perfect
iiia FIRST mile in better than two min.
utca wus the greatest thing that ever
happened since horses WpfD raced Co
Hulklcs ana bic subsequent roff1rm.
uucos have since proved that 70 wua not
an accident ana that DO Ia much tho
fastest and gamcHt harness horse that
ever lived
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
RAGING, WHEELING, OUTDOOR SPORTS.

times and cut JcFrics' nose with a butt.
not with "a punch.
Ills head was constantly thrown into
Jenrios' body. and he rourhcd u al
most throughout.
All ~ this I took into consideration
In making the decision. for clean aud
fair tactics are what count
Hhnfkny was knocked down Glenn and
was Hruggy at several stages
give what ! think was an honest
decision, ana was upheld by the crowd,
and | feel satisfied with my work.
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Frank Vercoe

or the roighborlng town. who hobbled
up 10 the stage. aided by hls crutchoa,
and was helped upon the gtnFe. lie was
suffering from rheumatism Of both legs
ana could not walk without the aid OF
hiH Crutchcs
MAYO ELECTRIC FLUID was
rubbed into his limbs and IN twenty-five
minutes Mr. Norcoo came back upon the
STAGE ana stamped his foot ana jumped
ana ran up and down tho steps lu full
view OF tho audience like q hoy Tie
was wild with Joy and walked home
without hls crutchcg. which Mayo broke
into pieces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

To was such n large growthy follow
that DTS owner dld NOT deem 10 udylsn-
bic Co. force him much until be- was full
Is muturnd. and Tor that reason Dc was
kept in retirement during biz ana Z
year old form. Then iu he b-ycur-uld
Form be- was placed ln the hands NJ the
famous Tennessee pacing horse trnlu-
or. Ed Gcets who had developed Hal
Pointer. g.Oi1. ana many other mcm-
bcrH OF the Hal tribe.
WORK At WASHINGTON PARK.
GcerH frHt turned him around Tor the
money az WashinFton Park. chicago.
whrrc he made "a good Held OF slow
class PAGERS look cheap and took a
record OF 2.iik. A. that time many
ahrowd horHcmen predicted fcnsl-
ulral career Tor him. but On hlH very
next race. nt Fort Wayne. Ind be
broke down ln one of hls hind ankles
after winning two heats and was disc
tanced, Expert treatment cured hla ln.
jurod leg. however, that winter and Doe
YVES returned 90 Geers the next year
1886. when be- made wonderful cane
pnirn OF six races, winning thom all
ana taking 20 record NJ 2.Ofii.
lie ana not meet any ~ the frocsfOr-
an division. which ~ that time includ-
cd Robert j.. John r. Gentry. ana Joe
patchcn. but u was the general opinion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

''h's Hnd uuttsh.
nirtig. ils'r the referee NJ the recent
hla1I1s' g,illea contest. furnishea the
!,grr6i ~, .,v',,eemrnt 10 the New York
" ia NJ Nli,l mo hrht on points.
Airf.,,-.n led 'air and a"ua '.N n,,ii Nh.
Atnd nv, t,Nlngs to he head yer" do.
i,45'9a 70 counter al 4, an NV glove OF
n on a., lllnly had the better OF
W De tenn FUNDS and from then on
aiiksy ' s1t 4 was iair even.
NIX, 1eyen "a sllfht advantage In
sglds 70 Improve ana tSc o" ias, o 0ii.
sasr s ven an his. ~ '"o last hVe
N AZ dlemsaa foul at times. lie NH
Sss,hss WINS times and hit in
" %l'iea JSnTiesi mail, ..,...,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
HAMPTON BOXERS.
. atIng Prize Ring Expo
s,nis for 300 Years.
Ins ENGLAND, LEADS LIST.
-, were who went Down
,,,.,o,, with tecord- un-
marred By Deiea"

mafrcd BY beieH"
,.,. been % battles FOR the
..-.i.r,hIp q thc world. The oris .i
t.--'se ras FIRST recorded In iil''
~ bst time to the present Jay
,..tsna claimant Tor The hon-
n n, ant champIouahip belt offered
ut aud was won hy Tom
,r.r Che long career Of Jem
tsnL sullivan became proml'
IA s,tcueaily held possession ~
7. t,,n 1853. whom he defeated
+. NJ R,sn until September e 1899
fa year o. he time the bet was
- iats Kimln on a forfeiture
4 ,r,an who went on a spauing
A 4 rsross Tho nst u champions
. rs tntuIos foilows'
. r,-rrr who conducted hoNlng.
. ltai single stick contests at MS
. ~ In oxford road.
II i-'-Hgft who was au''e'u'u Wy
|-i-5,srs Taylor champion Of
f..-,i,,E nrourhton bea, @. Tay-
n.,
II Ti-iack Elaek beat hioHih'"n iN
"a, iiiisr s,.,
"a Co.,.
roo. MeE1H u'ui 0t'N'NHs A''H-
4 rev Darts beats MeHHn' ohepton'
n.t Ers.and.
~ 49,, a.. me-.
ri-reief D0fglrlh h'hl W hAFtH'
80 aihln at Ewom rnce course.
. rI-Hluy sellers boui H. 'utoiAh'
II rlrif
Il fT.-nTr Bryan beat Johnson. re-
~ tNHfHurd.
la.-ula Nendoia ncat w war; '''
A W-i.hs iaghson beat Mondozn.
h. u9 if.e 1903 aud jim lielcher hle-
% tm
i1i-Paiei beat i7lchtr lll FuinelH.
II rsaif hllrg. ElNr up W.. lh l'l,.
N.-l1m Dfilh loAt D. hclehcH 10
! fl.if hTl title ll yc1lf.
iei-T.m Spring beat John Lansani
rwah uIud.
ig'-in ward beat r Cannon. So
D flirlt
M.-ieaf hlfh' claimed utle upon
laf 20. .lDni'
Wl-H. IllmpHon tiehdlgpl peat
ust
Ntl-ifl Nluht ueAt NICK Nnla 90
lr-rrllr1 beat Caunt Tor cham-
,iAb o rounds
Nl'-la.i Parker beat Con Parker
M-PiIy cflp'on elaahcD claimed
lfilIp
haIl hInnihe neat retry.
W. lom FlNfia beat Iefry Tor
N. iliP ne.l rguTrc,d isog.
Il "a 'hlml I'nah.p
Nl-lin Nlre beat Hurst, cight
i- Aaf' root Tom King for chain
ali b.Ii
taHkrf beat Mace. but nftcrWard
~ MODS superiority.
lof WounlIl beat Mnrndcn Tor
lisln Mac. again claimed
A-l'n Mace fought 20 q draw
N..t
No Mprm1Id claimed champion
~ l.ii.Ii from y. BALDWIN,
u. wv q, aln'ar ai the rims.
i'l Mace fought Co "a draw
,-,. tAllein' eud ih' champion
e-le woma'd hatucd Tor the
'Nlp 20 df1W With r. Bald
..il.l.
~. ~. Won ne championship
a..
ltm aiare fought 10 n draw with
Ii ~ iol ihc championship.
lNlh l. sullivan beat Paddy
tlne rounds ut Mississippi
i aus lof championship of Ameri-
len Smith defeated Jnck Davis
.lQhlhlr M England
S4ke kllulu fought Iem Smith
Wv ill The championship Of the
~ o1efrd by the Police Ca
n N ~ q, uoooo
!. - ~ ilf ihg belt and $1,000 a side
~, a'llg Mise. July s. In a notable
q. 3i,ln iar ne Championship OF Eng,
IA, ,,,tmher laih 90 Hrugos.
~. -hooeri fltsImmons beat lack
i igy iar ths mlidlcwolght cham,
iIs.ii'y IL The contest " i'T lasted 3s,l'I Il
i
',.5,s' t X, y y. corbott fought Peter
D.. h..
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Mayo Cures

MaUO Cures Have puzzled the Medical
tho lent NOV hay,b
% vain
b
,uic every he undertakes and gs1 @
l thH he has Wouil OF friends
who cured by bis marvellous medicines
Of
only
thu
Mayo r.
nght
ll
tho
kth
n
education
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
Broke His Cane.

Of
n given he u Of hs limbs In 90 minute Pronounced nunbs Of
tried
% forty unu
ANGEL his limbs
can n
thrown Mr. Angel walked
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Mayo's WONDERFUL Tapeworm Remedy!

rcisr weman has had npewem for years
Friday evening Mayos TAPEwoRAi RTsiEDY given to him
the
Mr.
TIC hppgs IN The district having suffered
TapeWorm Do The onco of The Iole kenyon. -
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A Marvellous Cure.

Mr John wright. 81 years old has had
Asthma all his llfe lie was given one
treatment with Mnyo's Asthma cure
aud was Immediately relieved, jumping
and bowling for Joy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Ne Murphy uH most everyone knows.
placed The horse ln McCiary'H hands
again and save him the opportunity
which resulted Zoo bis lowering the
worlds record 60 i;t9a iu 1893 Nc.
Nlory gave Pointer o. special prepare
ton Tor nn attack on the record and
did not start him iu "a single race. Iio
paced series of wonderful miles. beat
Inc two minutes on three or four oc-
chHloua and cqunllug bic record nt
Columbus. ohio During the latter end
~ the season De- was In condition Co
beat hln record most my time. but hr
never had o. chance 90 try 10 on good
day and track. and uftor succession
tl appointments. Mt Murphy could
Htnnd 10 uu LONGER. and the EInH was
nrnin runt o. The block This time De-
VAS purchased hy hls present owner.
W. ] White. MgNnrN of course. won't
with him and utied him Tor the cam.
pliTn th1t wound uu hla racing career.
Pointer opened 1000 thIa HHlHnn with
mile in 300 Ht Hartford. aud then came
thr disastrous rtUn rt Sew YORK.
Not since hlH uTst breakdown. lu 1894.
hfH Pointer hsHu strictly sound horse.
ana nothing hut The most expert care
md training enabled him 60 race at nil.
lNHr since h' beat two minutes u has
ttkal him longer and l1uFer 90 recover
from thn effects ~ every succeeding
flHt mile, and NUriury thinks hu might
hove h.en ClTrlHI through this season
I' ODE Sew York race had not followed
L1 close after bis exhibition az Hart
CORD.
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his RACING DAYS OVER

Hut tho King la through. To has
heard ih1 b.u ring Tor the last time.
1rl. although we hove Joe Pltoheu,
2.Nis. lrd John r. Gentry 2:O0is. and
q. lfrhIrhL 2.oit, ana Anaconda.
t.HI., Lore thr king can take bic crown
hlu0 with him and have no fear that
% WUl bs claimed by another for some
tImo Co. come star Pointer has paced
t"u heats that viii average faster than
DO nearest rival, John u. Gentry, ever
paced unc. and he rctirsa with not only
The Nurld's record against time. but the
NurldH race record t4;c0il and the
record iur three heats mentioned
above. During his career be- has start
90 ln twgnty-alN races and lost but
lryDn OF thCm
iu harness star Pointer always care
flad Bile head low and never put on any
7tylc. and. us compared 20 hiH rival,
tAe hlrh-hc11gd. black coated. white
footed Joe rntchGn. be- Do certainly not
re- beauty but stripped uf his harness
iu the stable De- looks the athlete from
hIa nose Co bio heels. iir has "a wuu-
derfnlly beautiful head and neck. aud
bic coat Dr. l1 short and silky na "a
mol.'s and % never grows long iu the
winter Whom Doc lH tat be looks like
the king that be- iH.
The Tow OF Pointers got that have
started have shown racc-horfe quall-
ties Of a. h.gh order ana 10 iE more
than possible that De viii eventually
have aH great reputation nH sire az
Dc has uH race horse.
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MAYO VICTORIES.


by
wonderful system % medicines.
Consultation and ENapoino+ion Erao Al
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MAYO

paralysis 20 the beautiful daughter OF
Mrs. G.. u. Hunter, OF No. 2o6 Detroit
g., Cleveland. o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
MAYO'S VICTORIESI
Enthusiastic Applause Greets the Working Of
Modern Miracles.

His marvellous attract deep and widespread interest
Clutches and of those who have tried the Nave
remedies Mayo has performed the remarkable and osons
ng cures performed in America Mr. A. pelkey 37i W.
Temple went home the happeSt In Salt Lake night long
to be remembered by the inhabitants of Salt Lake.
At the Odd Fellows Hall Friday Night.