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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-07-15

From Boston there is cry heard; "Give
US pitchers or we're out of itn' Even the
great Willis has faltered on pinch occasions
this year. Willis is from Newark, Del,
and is well known here, having pitched
in Elkton.
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Poultry Awards.

The Journal came near the point when
it said. yesterday. that y. J. Remission oi
Simpsons Corner. would win many q m
poultry prizes. flo walked m with "A
great string Of them. The awards IN th,*
department have been made and this 4
the result:
on Buff Cochins. fow; "a on White CO.
chinS: 1st ana n On Golden Spang!ed
Hamburg fowl: lst on Golden Penc.
Hamburg. fowl: 1st on silver Pencil
Hamburgs fowl: 1st on chicks, the same;
list on White LeShorn chicks. Il. G.: LIST
on singlc-combed VIE Leshorn chicks
fowl; lst on chicks. ne; lst on Ameri-
chicks Of same: list on Black Java fowl;
lst ana 2d on R0uer ducks: "a on Cayuga
udcks; LIST and "a on White MGscovy
chicks: ri on White Plymouth Rock
fowl; "a on White Wyandqtte fowl; Isl or
". &. W. Polish fowl; 1st n Bearded
Golden Polish fowl; 1T and "a on Hou
dan fowl: LIST on Houdan chicks
T.. A. DrinkWater, Sabattus. lst, Part
ridge Cochin fowl; LIST, Black Cochin
yer Pencilled hamburg fowl: ~ On chicks
same: 1st on Dark Brahma fowl; 1st ana
ID on chicks: 1st. Silver Wyandotte fowl:
1T. chicks: 2d. Golden Wyandotte fowl.
John r Scripture, Bangor, 2d single
comb White L.eghorn fowl: 1st,r Brown
Leghorn chicks; % White Leghorn
George Ward. Richmond Corner, LIST on
White Rose Combed Leghorn fowl; LIST.
Black Minorca fowl; "a. chicks: ID, Ande-
lusian fowl LIST, chicks; %, Golden
BEARDED Polish fowl; "a. White Polish
fowl: 1st. Partridge Cochin chicks; I'd,
White Cochin fowl; LIST. White Cochin
chicks: ID, White Cochin chicks; 1st
Light Brahma fowl: %. Black Langshang
fowl: LIST. White Langshang fowl; LIST,
chicks 1st, Golden Wyandotte fowl; I'd,
chicks: 1st. Black Wyandotte fowl; LIST,
ID, Silver Spangled Hamburg chicks, I'd,
Percilled Hamburg chicks; I'd, Golden
Pencilled Hamburg fowl; I'd, Muscovy
ducks.
Leghorn fowl.
f.. II. Barry, Machias,l 1st and "a, pig
cons display.
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The klondike exhibil.

Miner Tom Harrison. direct from
Alaska. about a year ago. has a no..
little exhibit. Ii is called the l>luH-
dixie. Alaska and Yukon minig-
camps. Mr. Harrison has gathered in
his - years Of mining life large as
sortmcnt Of mining implements and
these with others ne has manufacture
ed. he has made an excellent exhibit.
He has been around to many places
already ana he viii go to many more
before he gives w the business in the
East ana returns to the West. His
home is in California, though he was
born in Australia.
He has eVcrgreens all about the room
ana ii was his desire to have tun-
mel made after the style Of mining
tunnel through which the people must
enter to Get tu the exhibit, but the
management did not care to go TO the
trouble.
once inside the door and one is con-
frontcd by some excellent scenery
representing a miners camp in the
foreground and the Chilcoot pass back
Of all.
He has almost every conceivable
thing that is used by the miners. He
has saw horses rugged up to represent
t,l, real horses or mules With their
nack saddles on them. Then he has
the horse snow show. All the furni-
ture Of the region is here. He has one
bar thing over which liquor Wassold,
that has history. over it there having
passed a hundred or more thousands
of dollars 1t is nothing more than
several boards nailed together
lie has the sluice ways in which the
gold is washed from the dirt ana ne
has the other methods of getting the
go!l represented. on one side IS a
quartz crusher. The different articles
are labelled according to their Alaskan
name. one thing is a repeating rifle
that is labelled "Klondike Law"
Near his bar he has the customary
signs of the frozen country's bars.
Gold scales. snow shoes. cooking uten-
sis. guns. revolvers and mining i'm
ailments complete this exhibit
The place is attracting attention.
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III. Photograph Studios.

The man who can visit the Bangor
fair and get away without having his
picture taken is indeed fortunate.
There are no more amateur camera
liends On The ground than usual. but u
IS the vast army Of professionals that
is causing the havoc. II is simply i'm
possible to walk down the midway ana
no. be taken
Da" man with an idea in his head
that he was good looking-he was from
Augusta-Was taken seven time max
i.e the little walk He would no sooncY
l...ve ON. tent before n" would Le
elItch,d upon NY the next man. ana
forgetting that he had been t.ntyped in
our place he would - into another.
Why. # is enough to make anyone
vain ~ hdv- All the solicitors tyr the
galleries grabbing upon you ana asking
Nc You won't sit i'm their gallery. IL
-lN.s u man un IDEA that after am per-
h.pe d. II better looking than he ever
LAVE h.-s,I credit fur.
'Th, only plac" On the ground where
yuu oau s-,l.. TIM natural scenery.
reads uu. sjLu ana the natural scenery
r.l- St- MI pine "r some other kind oi
,u evergreen tr--. st IT. in q rakish
fashion. IL is s." Very natural ;o have
uau hufl.i up iu fh trees WhtU
r...ru.f.- ms friends never SAM E.u out
-.G. hls ulir- ur uI the busn, -- street.
ia E.s lf-.
Anyway . is slf, OAR SAY ihtt th-r.
.Iu uut b- VI village hr.l- ur ~ country
swain. as u.il as many uf their c"us
as from -h, city. Who win any longer
40 rhtf!t a picture OF tn. idol al flrir
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READ ALL or THIS.
You Never Know the Momen, When This m
formation May Prove Of Infinite Value.

~ Is worth considerable to any citi-
zen Of Augusta to know the value and
use or a medicine, for if there is no
occasion to employ it, in the mean
time. frail humanity is subjected to 50
many influences and unforeseen con-
tingencies that the wisest are totally
unable to gauge the future. Know
then, that Doan's Ointment will cure
any case Of hemorrhoids, commonly
known as piles. or any disease of the
cuticle or skin, generally termed
eczema. This is proven by testimony
appearing in Augusta newspapers. and
by the reports brought daily to Angus
Ia drug stores by those who are ready
to swear to the claims made for this
ointment simply because they have in
controvertible evidence TO back them
up,
Hon Samuel w. Matthews. commits
sioncr of Bureau of Industrial and La
Dor Statistics, State House, says: II
give what weight may attach to my
name, in favor of most meritorious
remedy. Doan's Ointment. Learning
about this remedy and that it could be
procured from G. *. Partridge'S Old
Reliable drug store, opposite the post
office / procured a box, and the third
application cured n case of eczema
which had been the source of consid-
cradle annoyance to me for some
time"
Doan's Ointment for sale by all deal
ers. Price 30 cents. Mailed by Foster
Milburn Co. Buffalo, y. Y, sole agents
for the United States. Remember the
name-Doan'S-and take no substitute.
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FREE- FOR -ALT-TROT AND PACE-
PURSE $50.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
Established at Santiago. S. D., by Revolution
ists-Many Additions to Ranks.

Puerto Plata. Santo Domingo, Aug.
50.-Today, the revolutionists establish
ed provisional government in the
city of Santiago, with Gen. Horacio
Vasquez as president and Gen. Ramon
Caseres as minister of war.
Cape Haytien, Aug. 30.-Advices re-
ceived from the cities of Santiago and
Pueto Plata, in Santo Domingo, say
that both have proclaimed in favor OF
Gen. Jiminez, the revolutionary as
pirant to the presidency. A provisional
government has been established at
Santiago, where the presence of Gen.
Jiminez is demanded with enthusiasm
by the people.
The revolutionists entered Santiago,
last evening, Gen. Peppin, former gov
ernor, having accepted the guarantees
offered by Gen. VasqueZ, the revolu-
tionary leader. The victory was all
the more significant because stamped
with popular approval.
What has happened at Santiago and
Puerto Plata is typical of what is hap
pening at other points along the east
ern boundary. The civilized methods
with which the revolutionary change
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

DISTRICT OF MAINE. s..
on this 10Th day of August A. d. 1899
on reading the foregoing petition. 1t is
Ordered by the Court, that a hearing be
had upOn the same On the 22d day OF
September. A. u. 1880 before said Court
at Portland in said District. at 10
o clock in the forenoon; and that no.
tice thereof be published in the Daily
kennebec Journal, a newspaper printed
in said District. and that all known credi-
tors and other persons in interest. may
appear at the said time ana place. ana
show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer Of said petitioner should not be
granted.
And it is further ordered by the Court,
that the Clerk shall send by mail To ali
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order, addressed to them at
their places Of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable NATHAN
WEBH, Judge Of the said Court. and the
seal thereof. ut Portland. in said District,
on the 26th day Of August, a. ID. 1899.
a.. 81 a. H. DAVIS. Clerk.
y true copy Of petition and order thereon.
Attest: A. ii. DAVIS Clerk.
aur31 dit
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the fort blew up with crash that was
heard all over the city.
Soon after troop of United States
mcn-of-war's men marched on headed
by an officer and the surrender of the
clty was made and all marched off,
the Red Cross Society attending to the
wounded in a most realistic manner.
Following this came the fireworks
and they We're fine. Never were such
rockets, such bombs, such handsome
set pieces seen here.
There was one good joke on the Ban
gor Band. 1t seems that they did not
know there was to be two set pieces
with the pictures of men, but thought
DeWcy's picture was to be the only
one. They had accordingly arranged
TO play the star Spangled Banner
When the first one was set off they
struck up the tune, when 10 and be
hold it was not Dewey at all but the
president of the fair association, Hon.
+. O. Peal. The crowd caught onto
the mistake at once, for they saw in
the light the arrangement for the
Dewey picture. When the Dewey
piece was fired they accordingly play
ed America"
1t is interesting to go with Stage
Manager Reebhausen to the house oc-
cupied by the fireworks and equip
ment. or perhaps more properly the
stage fittings and properties. 1t re-
semhlcs the United States arsenal at
Augusta more than anything else one
can think Of In one stall are the
stacks of Springfield rifles and all
about are piled the cartridge boxes all
loaded with blank cartridges.
Each stall has something different
to offer. one has a pile of sailors
uniforms and another some Spanish
uniforms. Then there are two OF
| three stalls where the nervous man
wishes to avoid Here is a pile Of dy-
| Mantle all connected with the wires
ready to attach To the battery to be
fired. Great stacks of sky rockets and
mines are in one corner and another
and though every one has been warn
ed Of their presence it is at the same
time rather risky, it would seem. tn
have them there. y match would
cause damage to both life and proper
~ in a short space Of time in case it
| We're improperly used in here.
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Daily 4. ennebcc 3oprIal.
COVE DAY

all seemed to enjoy themselves. II
was next to impossible for one to pass
through the packs of people along the
Midway and through the exhibition
hall they We're 50 dense.
In some respects the Judges are up
with the game. but in tn greater num-
Der of cases they are Il little behind.
this year. They have been delayed
somewhat in many cases and it has
been impossible for them to do their
work until a little later than they in
tended. They We're at work in the cx-
hibition hall and in the Auditorium,
Wednesday afternoon, with a will
The swine and cattle were judged
Wednesday, and Very little more was
done on the horses.
The Queen city Grange was given
the first prize over the display Of the
Hampden Grange.
The art department came in for its
share Of the glory. today. Here Super
intendent Tefft has done a good work
in hanging the things that have been
sent him for exhibition. 1t is not SO
large in extent as last year. but it is
good.
Miss Helen McQuinn of Bangor, oc-
cupies several cases with her beautiful
display of hand painted china. This
constitutes one of the features of the
show. Miss Susie Davis, a Bangor
girl. has several paintings on the wall
that are gems. Mrs. &. \. Dyer Of
Portland. has a display of charcoal
drawings that deserve Commendation.
Albert Sloer of Trenton, y. j., has
some beautiful marines hanging about
the walls. Mrs. Alice Moore has nine
very pretty exhibits
Master Willie Garter Of this city,
who has quite Il reputation rs sculp-
tor, has put in some nice drawings.
In the photograph department Herbert
L. Sweet has some work that is profess
sional in its quality.
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ORDER oF NOTICE THEREON.

DISTRICT bF MAINE. IS.
ON his 2fih JlY 81 August 4. u. iSga.
NAP reading tL" foregoing petition. Il is-
brirT.d ~ th- Court. that a hearing be
bad upon Tho same on the ed day Of
September. A. H. is.H. before said Court AZ
Portland. iu -ilL District. Mt ~ O'Clock In
the forenoon. ana that notice thereof L..
published IN tht Daily kcnnebec Journal
~ newspaper printed III said District, ANA
ihui an known creditors and other per
Nnhs in interest, may appear az the said
Time and place. ANA show cause III any
th'y have, why the prayer % said peti-
uunrr should not De granted
Nrd it i- further ordered ~ the Court
THAI tho Clerk shall send by mail "a ali
Known creditors copies of said petition
hud thiS order. addressed a. them at their
places &c residence aS stated.
NiTu'sS the Honorable NATHAN
NEIE. Judge ~ thc slid Court. ana the
seal thereof. at Portland. in said District,
"u The 18th day OF August. \. H. lSg9.
~. 80 A m. DAVIS Clerk
a true copy W petition ana order thereon
Attest: y. II. DAVIS, Clerk.
aug3l dlt
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
On this 26th day Of August, A. d. 1899,
on reading the foregoing petition, II is
Ordered by the Court. that a hearing be
had upon the same On the 22d day Of
September, "A. ID. 1899. before said Court al
Portland, in said District, at 10 O'CLOCK
IN the forenoon; and that notice thereof
De published in the Daily Kennebec Jour
nal, newspaper printed in said District.
ana that all known creditors. and other
persons in interest may appear at the
StId time and place, and show cause, If
any they have, why the prayer of said
petltloner should not be granted.
ANA II is further ordered by the Court
mat the Clerk shall send by mail to ali
kh9wn creditors copies of said petition
hIli inns order addressed to them ut
iheir places Of residence as stated
y illness the Honorable NATHAN
WEBB, Judge Of the said Court, and the
sea- thereof, at Portland. in said District,
m lhe Nth day " August A. u. 1889
a.. 81 A. m DAVIS Clerk
a true copyof petition and order thereon.
aug31 ait
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Fair Notes.

Representative Fred " Chase Of Port
land. looked over the attractions,
Wednesday.
The weather thus far has not been far
out of the way of excellent. 1t has been
fair weather in both senses Of the word.
II. b. HoOke, superintendent Of Hughes
& Sons piano mandatory Of Foxcr0f',
is in the city for the week, looking after
the exhibit Of the concern.
The Bangor Band is furnishing excel
lent music during the afternoons and
evenings Of the fair. 1t is a gilt edged
aggregations Of musicians well con
Quoted.
The Ross Ice 90. has placed barrels HI
about the grounds for the. accommodation
Of the people. Each barrel is clean and
contains ice water with clean clippers 20
Alvah Bragg Of Oakland. has sold his
famous campaiGncr Ma Rosa, 50 it ~
said in horse circles here. The price Is
said 10 have been goOd one. This mare
IL well known In Augusta.
After ali, the cattle ana horses were not
50 very greatly frightened by the fire
works ana the sham battle. either Of the
two nights. All were somewhat fright
ened, but nothing serious has been re-
ported.
Among the Journals callers. today,
We're Col. +. G. Milliken Of Portland MIR.
ana Mrs. NJ. w. WiSwcIl Of Augusta,
Representative Thomas Porter of Bur
ington. ~. Il. Allen and Joseph s. Walsh
Of Augusta.
The thieves have been over-numerous
MIN robbed evorythiptr fr.m ,ha h@an hnIg
~ ~. pI,,,rei,i.. 80, 49, - -. fr,,tt
,.-,,.n.t- Nh lr. ,...,,,,. IA H. -. 49,.
catch Them at 1T. though.
iitatn ulSbiaN - cidy"h Work IN ne
lt'ol ild,i Il. Ii',, Ill i4ds HI M t.a
bnn iJctI,res Will he Cr"2yI INK" INK On
This young man. r. &. Stcndman. is "a
.It3ti..r, WE R...fIn au1 I1urf. lrbn'Is -n
his work f.. ftr,st-,.l:l w
t--..i I..,.l1;r. ~, ,,,-,,..- e. ,.. ..;.l.
+,,. .'... .t t,,--',,.-,... ''i'- IN f, II
lnlf II H.!sr.,i... tIi. IF H.. Lorens IL !,
mn brother 10 bertha wilkes ana th.
oTh.r IN /. 3-vr:ir.nld tiI,v. III Hill eisi4r II.
tg,. sam, HORSE. Thry tnl K thc tirsf prizr.
on their respective GLASSES when Judged
"Wednesday morning
"a, ~ t,:. i..i.. ,
- - q"
',a-a.,,'. n 'ol''9,I'l l"'a Taa 'At
IL 49,. 49, ~ ~ '',,
.-+ I'M MILL '','l N ' I'LL t' All. It'll, Il. I
'-i "a II" T t7' Hi
% 80 " ''.i'' '''
''t.''7 i''' n "' 'li' 1l'''''H'
Secretary E. Walker Mcktcu vi THU
State Board Of Agriculture WAS one of
thr familiar ia,r- +" hr S,rn. today. IT,
arrived. iHSi nlEhl. from AuLHSta. dMd r
r. "H-"' hO ms ono. IN N'"SS!,"i' i f'oN .
HURT ia' "'',n- -Aii'.l'l dIt'ti,l ~ l.It
n '" p'Ht' lt'N ''Ht.Ii-'. llt m TT ~ VI
NitFH"I. riIt"f 'i l.ir maine fdllHtl.
a. ". Emerson of Lewiston, who Will
.tntluc. lu- G!,N hal yul gt TIL, great
Maine STATE ialr at Lewiston. next week
was at tnv Journal office, today. lie said
thlt hr expected w nave Juc Of the best
cNH bits tuat WAS ever placed before the
people in tins hall. ile WIS over here 10
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E. G. Campbell. Calais, I'd, Partridge
Cochin fowl.
f.. d. Page, North Hermon, list, Light
Brahma chicks.
p. A. Pearson, Calais, "a Black Lang
fowls: LIST, White Wyandottc fowl.
j. f.. McNcigh. Calais. "a Light Brah :
ma fowl; ID. Dark Brahma fowl: I'd
Light Brahma chicks; I'd, Buff Cochin
fowl; LIST, Buff Cochin chicks; 1st, Cayuga
ducks, black.
V. Ii. Mutty. South Brewer, I'd. White
Plymouth Rock chicks.
J. V. Mckenney, Auburn, ID. Barred
LIST ana "a. Buff Plymouth Rock fowl: Isl
A. Ii. Jones. Calais. LIST. White Ply
mouth Rock fowl: LIST. chicks.
Fred Sproul L Co. Veazie. ID Wvao.
dotte chicks.
j. A. Hawthorne. Bangor, 1st. silver
s2anGled Hamburg fowl; 1st. chicks.
Vcr Spanglcd fowl.
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ORDER OF NOT!CE THEREON.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, SS.
On this 26th day of August, A. ID. 1859
on reading the foregoing petition, il Is
Ordered by the Court thar Il hearing be
had upon the same on the 22d day Of
September. Il. ID. 1899. before said Court a
Portland. in said District. al 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon. and tnat notice thereof
be published in ,hc Daily I<tnnrbcc Jour
nal, "A newspaper printed In said District,
and thar al known creditors and U;her
persons IN interra'. may appear ~ thc
said time ami place, ana show cause, If
any they have. why the prayer OF said
petitioner should not he granted.
And Il is further ordered by the Court
that the Clerk shall send by mail to ali
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order, addressed to them III
their places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable NATHAN
WEBB, Judge of the said Court, and the
seal thereof. at Portland, in said District,
on the 26th day of August. \. -. 1899
a.. So A. III. DAVIS Clerk
A true copyof petition and order thereon.
Attest: A. IL. DAVIS. Clerk
aug30, dit
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ORDER or NOTICE TuEREox

j'S III of MAINE, S.
on this 18th day of August, A. d. 1899,
TN reading the foregoing petition, il is
ordered by the court. That a hearing be
nad upon me same on the 22d day of
September, a. -. 1899. before said Cont Al
PORTLAND. in said District at 10 O'Clock IN
the forenoon; and that notice thereof be
published in the Daily Kennebec Journal.
a newspaper printed in said District, and
thdt All known creditors and other per-
Fnils IN interest. may appear at the said
time ana Place. and show cause, IL any
th@y have. Why the prayer of said petit
toner should not be granted.
Ana II is further ordered by the court.
That the Clerk shall send by mail to ali
known creditors copies of said petition
ana this order. addressed to them at their
places of residence as stated
Witness the Honorable NATHAN
WEBB. Judge Of the said Court, and me
seal thereof. at Portland in said District.
on the 18th day Of August, A. D. 1899
IL. 50 a. H. DAVIS Clerk
n true copy of petition and order thereon.
aug31 dit
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Hikes, bay gelding with a mark

Hikes, bay gelding with mark Of
LIZ.
Besides these, MI. Kent has We, a
black Saldins. sired by Woodryno, and
Metallic. a 2-year-old stud of whom
Mr. Kent mas grand hopes. Mr.. Kent
handles his own horses and has a string
70 be proud OF.
=. l.. Merrill of Brewer. has a bay
stallion Edgelot, entered for premium
in the class of 3-year-olds. Edgelot was
never driven a mile for time but on
Monday. he Went a half in 1.15 without
apparent exertion. E.dgelot was sired
oy Launcelot, 223; dam by Edgemark,
PIC.
q. q. Andrews has six horses in his
stables. They are: DustmOnt, brown
stallion, with track record of 2lSI,
Scott. 225i4, Miss McGinty, sired by In
veterate, and having a mark of 2.29ia.
Lady Dustmont, his black mare, has a
mark of 2.3514. Besides these. Mr.. An
dreWs has green horse, Clifford
Wilkes. sired by Harry Wilkes, and
Matte WeStland, a 3-year-old black
mare.
j. II. Manter of Gulford, has but two
''' ''o'i '', Du' iie ''eei'i,V ~
,e +,,t.sa I5 t,a.. ,r.,,t,., H.; 49,,
stallion nyrnrrI IL liz. } a. stakc and
fp,n,.d.-,ce vim , -..,.,,l cr . o2la in
the 23+ class.
Hoh"g, Proctor Of Roadville, Mass.
has already pushed oar of his horses
% ;he from, and certainly he may be
proud Nj his bay galding Bethel, and
',,' ,, 'I',, Nv, ms "a? l'l,', T. .-,
If ''-'5''i' t"H '10
'',7 va "'' ,''' "''''-' ~ a.
I. Ryder Schoiieid has record q
wy y Gladys MI ---2,t Harien. 2.2l't'
ana a MasHlhrtHt chestnut EridIng'
III lemon. "itl marx "l --i''i.
W iifret ration Oh 'ala!S' mas capt.
iiail 'Hi n a-'!r i-i''n.
Among l"' HIrSl p!""N'" ana p1S'
bred horses At ms grounds atr Two nay
stations owned hy Won. Morrill, "i fhiI-
1de'"hia. and managed ny r. ii. Leon
lfd. ln' .rnadl" TIL what XII called
lfNN'h '""'h stanton il' S'a'l'S ~
hands hIGh and weighs l.oo r"nAtS. II
E1H won iiVr hrSt premiums including
'hr first premium "i the American
l"TS" SNOW lh 'hraEn. where thcrt
"-. '' ~'l'IinhS Hi ''H'lI'ti''ur'
ii rHl ''n, h,l.H' S.Fe4 m III ',-l''il
by george likes III -. ''''' oS Ii"pPS
MrHilh- HAPPY ''HlaIu HI 20
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