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the merits of S. s. s. 4; every claim

made for it is backed up strongly by convincing
testimony of those who have been cured by it
and know of its virtues by experience
Mr.. L. ]. Clark, of Orange Courthouse, Va, writes:
For six years had obstinate running ulcer on my
ankle which at times caused intense suffering. was
disabled for long while that was wholly unfit for
business. One of the best doctors treated constantly
but did good. then tried various blood remedies
without the least benefit. s. S s. was so highly recon-
mended that l concluded to try it, and the effect was
wonderful 1t seemed to get right at the seat of the
disease and force the poison out, and CON-
pletey cured" Swift's Specific
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-03-08
The Only Method.

The Only Method.
Concerning lifts prosperity
Don't idle and regret it.
I'll say with all sincerity.
Those folk who chase Il get II
Chicago Record.
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To lie Expected.

To lie Expected.
When his dear Anna said she'd be
His bride. he felt elated;
He couldn't help It. for. you see
He then was Anna-mated.
-Elliott's Magazine.
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After Six Years Of Intense
Suffering, Promptly Cured

WV a depTaved condition. They
" " " " drain upon the system, and
santy sappng the vitality In the poison must
eliminated from the blood and of treatment
have effect
There uncertainty about the of S. every claim
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-03-08
RUNNING SORE
ON HIS ANKLE.

Obstinate sores and ulcers which
refuse to heal under ordinary treat
ment soon become chronic and deep
seated, and are a sure sign that the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-15
nASoH ESTER CENTRE

DOut, msuoucrtt pspo's
MANCHESTER CENTRE
The C.ri Club will meet With Mrs.
Z G, Perkins 90 Mood.y LeIt
Regular convocatio3 OF Aiotitam
Chapter. II, A. NJ on Tnursdsy evening
-Miss Maud Williams OF W.ilinsiord
Is visiting her sunt, Miss Sir.h J Bowen
Mrs. w. A. Adams hes returned from
81 extended visit 10 various parts Of Mas
zach usseits.
-Ms. Trnmsn Benlly hiss returned
from Rallsnd where she bss been for the
lest two months.
MIR. Charles BAldwin OF Dorset has
bought the "S.ssious.' place on Maple
Street OF AIR. Jared Bu,riu and has moved
bis family to this village
Mrs.. M.ry Dean vas called 10 Cam
N. Y. last week by be s,rious III
ness OF her Lr1iher, for whom there /, Int
lie or no hope Of recovery.
The Town Auditors will meet 81 the
opera House club room today. Thursd.y.
i 9 O'Clock, to settle With the va officers
or the past year. All sbonld be 90 hand,
-Mu George X ed aud Mrs.. Charles
lmes Oil eptertsin the 10 les society st
be home OF Mrs. Ames on Wednesday,
february PSI, instead OF February 2l.t
. previously announced.
The Metho list Sunday School he'd 9
cry enjoyable sleigh ride last Wednesday
venins, going Is fss rs South Dorset and
stunning to .be church p,rlors for supper
nd . general geo time.
1T 10 expected that Rev. @. w. Nor
or. Superintendent Of the Anti-Ssloon
.sssne OF Vermont, will lecture ct the
'sptist church on Friday evening A
lrss attendance is desired.
DIR. Z l. Wymsn vent to Albany
ussdsy - . delesste from the Vermont
Medical Society TO attend
10 annual meeiias Of the New York HON
,p.thic 5,cirly which wrs oeld in thst
ny this week.
Tuesday afternoon the high wster 0
ID tee csried ont ibe lover dam OF Col .
n's elec.rio lisht pl.n, aud cleo portion
tss fon ld.iioa OF toe artst mill. The q
'oi pesr the cheese factory IL Oiled b
lib i.fse tloct. Of ice
Toe Zoe carried cut large pt r,iou .
The factory dam Tuesday moroine. The 4
IN sss repaired las, fall by Reuben Col o
o 10 awe hin more poser for electric
Rita sod viii be bad lose for hiu ~ q
Ill - for th. villages dep adios upon b
. lights. q
Mr.. N. z. whiusuore, foupdsr Of
. New Yosl Home Tor .bindopsd son
sil spest Ia The B,pti.t church on a,
edossd.y evening, fsb 2l,t. All s,e !,
rdi.liy ius.tsd. Mrs. Wilitmofss &C A,
art OF The rescas of Dsl,s from the
ms Of Mes lofk hss bee1 widely read
q che gill awe come ireidrns OF Der
ri snd ihe homes tibet shs has founded
.ich are Supported srtirsIv BY fsith II :,
a rare opporiasi,y 10 besr Mr. White
re Ter sbe s sc Intensely iasr@tins :,
-ster. srd se bespe.b Tor Der large sna
,ces
==------~------z--=---------7- on
d. Wnt's Witct n,KsI Sslve 10 unsQnsll iIl
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= Read Marley Co. 10. .aret,is'
astt ia c saf.ls
Tee c.ss Cat zssi, vub Mr..
patis. 90 Msrasr psit
4 Cksilss Carts vo 10 tovn lssi vsst
for ,hsn tine h.iors lesrins Ter Cubs.
TIE Misses Bradley eptsrisin tie
card elsb 90 Wednesday, v.lsntiss
riski
Mr.. Mekss. Ms Msuhsl snd Miss
CosEer called 90 he sebool, 10 East Dor
sol 90 Saturday
Harold Bsrneii. son Of Wiilsri Ben
as,t, v0 taken YER, III on Thursday lssi.
bot hes recovered tou 20 % 10 b. qaite
iiks hiussli assin,
There vlli be . Gag drill 81 @. A. II.
ball on The evening Of Wshingtobs
biubd.y, Feb 22a6, slso the history and
sdopiion Of The a,s AID its various
changes.
AHs'o Shl W Net ceu' soSisotc
given ., the Masonic ropms st tho Cen,er,
ubder the auspices q the o T., 5. 90
Friday evening, February i6h. Dancing
snd card plyins will be the attractions.
light feireshnenis vill be served No 10
uisiions issued but IL IL expected that |
oil sill sysil tbtmselves OF this opportnni
~ TO have = good time Dou'. forget the
dste. Come one. come ell.
II think II tue Ssleotmen OF Msnches
ter .iil remembsr. they silosed fence or
. u bsrkmeut TO be placed belos the bill
90 the back eide OF oil The houses. Oh
Elm street to keep the water from rln
oios inio The bishwsy and thereby ma
ng IL 10 . thsw or storm 20 that people
'ould get out Of their houses bnt il seems
hat oue or two private individuals hsve
he hight to tear up The work OF the select
neD and throw the water on their neigh
,ors. As long 70 the water Is there would
/ not be ss we'll IN this oiviiiz ID country
or ell to take their share Is TO do the 10
Gig hborIy oct OF turning their shsre QUITO
theirs and paying no heed to the town
ffioers.
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DsWnt'. Witch H,Esl Sslve 10 uneqnsll
Cd Tor pilss, ioiafirs and stis dis.ssss Il
10 the original Witch Hsr-l Sslvs. lie
ssre al conntsrieip. II Whipple 1sn
chester osslre; n Pe,iibors. Msbeb.s
Ter Depot,
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DOR XII.

Depot.
-Alorzo Wade and family have move
10 Est Corset.
Moses Sheldon was 10 O.nsds . lev
days last week
Mrs. Charles N. Nillisms has been on
the sick lie. Of late,
Mr.. Charles r 81 sud Mss Bucklin
OF Manchester visited 10 town Monday.
Mrs Nellie L1geue OF Manchester
Center visited MIS-. O W Phelps last
week.
Mrs. Henry Wymsn and Miss Minnie
Wy msn OF M sDchestsr were 10 town last
Thursday.
Mrs. J,mes Burns attended the
funeral OF Mary Hector 10 Est Dorset
on Tuesday,
George King, who is IN the employ OF
Miss De Nottbeck, brought bride to
DoTset ibst week.
All should bear 10 mind "The
Deestrick Skul." for "Wednesday evening
At The church vsstry and the E,s. Ripper,
social fer Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. A Il. Good win enter
tanned parry Of friends ct tho residence
OF Charles Phelps 10 Sou Dorset, Tues
Day evening the sixth.
AT the morning services Oh Sunday
Prof. GAGS sang the solo Gone sweetly
y ,lemn Thought" 10 q most effective man
oer. Mrs. Gates played the organ.
The schools 10 this village close Fri
day for the winter term The teachers in
South Dorset ere preparing for an eIbibi
lion to b, given at the close OF their term
)f t,achiag.
The Cou'inen al Marble Co is enlsrg
ns ito facilities for getting out marble
md expect TO do large business the com
ns year They are now shipping large
Quantity OF blocks to be used in the state
building Of Providence, Il, /.
The farce "Mrs, Willis Will" and
Rubber Boots" are TO be presented by
be young ladies OF Dorset 10 School Hall,
evening, February 20, 1900 Of
igtt O'Clock. Admission 20 cents,
hildren under ten half price. Doors
ali be open Of 7.l5. Come every bodyl
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CUMBERLAND

SUNDERLAND
Mis- Bella Bentley OF South Shafts
bury vas home Ter over Sunday.
Mas Florence Wyman is spending I.
iew d.ys a, Der brothers 10 Wet Arling
too.
e A Ben,lsyis doing quite 9 bnsi
ness 10 fancy poultry, having recently
shipped three irios TO Altsmont, N, Y.
Ira Bentley who is tick with typhoid
fever Is better. Charles Frazier Who has
been taking care OF him 10 Of home sick.
The Union Church people are pre-
pairing - entertsiumeut TO BIO gwen 10
the nesf int7re Keep watch OF this
column Tor further notice.
Miss Nay M.sp ard Mise Nettie
Hsnilton Of SYNDICATE attended church
hire Soodsy also Mr.. and Ms. George
Holden sod daughter Of Arlins'oa.
Bacon aud shsctsbober have bousb.
. large 10, Of oak timber OF Jay Bentley
snd have commeuced eating End drew
ius to the mill. Consideration 1--WE huu
dred dollars.
-Qaite crowd Hsheoded the socisb
At Uoion Church psrlor lac, Friday
evening and enjoyed the entsri,inment
given by A. y. Goodwin on the graph
ptoue.
-oas day last week sben the boo, A. /
7. Bowen YES returning iron Msbchss
Ter Depot with load Of aour snd gram,
30 crossing Muddy l. ne the horse go,
Ito the ,no. tipping bin orer and lett
ioar. sr.is. sl,ish bot add driver IL The
nov and started 90 bis vsy bone alone,
} hieh be would have vssched safely bat
OF The timely Aid Of NJ P. haley, sho
topped bio and rescued Mr. Bower.
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w. "a, nssist, Of Ali,siss Tslesfsgh
f.ts. Dslss .si Qasla ooiesi. i
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Yea. Bpsrss Late q lskn Lsets, q.
T.tch.t. Yusi Aawiess ssiilsGsst Of
tie F.sshs
Ffsss, Lsiiso trcu yspss. 2.
Glll.t,. Lie 81 siiss Wright. 2.
Gill.ss. M.roin Of George WthssId.
0r0si (L.vi.) Zsis-Lssd.
Hssdlsn. Story q Ssrenb berg.
Hssdspos, Hos NJ ssle Developed.
Hississnn. old C.m erisss.
Hiilssss. Dom P.al's Ps0pi.
Hiliis. Great Bo9ts ~ Lite Tesebua
HSli.ss, Lie Of sssssy Saith, AZ
Hsppir, Lie Of Ainifsi Feoie.
Jsasos, Late Of Adonifsm ia isoa
Ki1s, Hisiofy Of Italian uai,y, az
kaspp. Lie Of q o'ss B9nos. AZ
Ltus.Pools. l. Ia u sr II. p.rts, az
Ls,iasr, Jsdss fton Ctfus 10 Tiol
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Lister. Lie ssd voy.s,s Of ys,pseius
Lisiis. innmsls ohias.
Lotus. Diplom .tis Bsuia isenos,. ~
|. ossios. P,sId Book ot the Revelation "
Labboct. Msmode. Of Eion su3 E,osisns'
MeCfsdy. 30 C.tolias abder Royal Govt
o. Ysldt s6d f.rm.
MsLsn, LIS ons OF The War with Spain.
Msllesor, Liis 81 Warren Hssiioss.
NJ 9nieiro, Dslsso Bay.
Marcy, Amy Liie 90 he Border
Msrthsm. The Man With the Hoe.
Assoe. The 0tisios OF Inventions.
Hanger. Lille Of Horace Bnshn,ll
sssb. Ethics sbd Revelation
sssmsn, A ,tndy OF Wagner
Noble. Tbs Rsdemt too Of Africa. 2v
'.rher. EIplorios Toar hey ond The Rocky
Mouttsibs.
'ossli. Historic Towos OF New EosIsnd.
Zoe, Rsmiptsebces Of + Z. Roe.
I9oseveit. TIE Rough Riders
.ussel, Rivers OF North America,
colt, The Cathedral Builders
hsIer. Sss sud Land.
iebert. The Underground R,ilro,d.
INN Lie OF Geo. Fr.nci. Marion.
onthey. Lille OF John wesley, ~.
parks, Lie OF Goverosur Morris. 81,
IsnIey, The Paui u Of Africa,
.eveos. Theology OF the New Testament.
,ylor. History OF tue Alphabet ~.
hschef. Military Joufnsl OF Revelation.
lscber, The Listening Child.
Imbs, Clubs sod Ciub Lille 10 L,odon.
sui, The Authority OF Criticism.
'ebodi Eosepl. Empress OF the French
Itler, Life o. Sir Wslier R,leigb, d
quhsrl. Moietn Discoveries snd the
Bible Il
uDfke. Fl.tetmsn's Lack.
sdimer Russia on the Pacific. 81
Arren, Hittory OF Am. Revelation 3v
Ripple, Lights and Shadows OF Epi,oo. 4,
pate.
nitaey, Hswsiisn Amsiics.
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Ge,rse Bsbc, Mendoza. Va. ssys,
Nothing did me so much good ss KodoI
D,spepsis Ctre. One dose relieved me-,
lew bottles curet. 1t digest, what you
es, and always cures dyspepsis. J II
Wbipple, Manchester Centre; A Il Petit
bone, Manchester Depot.
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Mr. J. X Miller, Newton Hsmilten,
Pa, writes. ! think DeWitps Hazel S,lve
the srsodest sslve made. II cores piles
and heals eryibing, Ali fraudulent imi
tstlons ere worthless. j II Wbipple Map
ohesterCen.re; A Il Pettibone. Manchester
Depot
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W. s. Philpot, Albany, O.. s,ys, De
Wits Little Z rly Risets did me more
good than my pills ever took. The
famous little pills f,r constipation, billions
ness aud liver snd bowel ttoubles. J Il
Whipple. Manchester Centre: A Il Petit
bone, Manchester Depot.
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OF handling himself of any twirler who
ever played on a Salt Lake team. He
alIOWed but one man to walk and got
SIX strike outs. In the carly part of
the game he was hammered consider
ably, the POcatellos getting ten hits
from him, but after a while he settled
down and began to drop the .Sickers
IN one, two, three order. In tsi9 first
inning he made a quick twist and a,
Jerk and Rand, who was standing two
Feet off the initial was out. The play
was applauded vociferously. He is the
man whom Pitcher Gimlin of Ogden
mas been declaring had lost his arm.
w. Z. weaver was down from the
Junction City to the game and he is to
carry back the good word to Gimlfn
that Risley has not lost his arm-nct
by several
1t was not Eubanks' day for his best
work in the box and the Idahoans
sadly with tears in their eyes admired
n While the Rio Grandes only got six
mrs from him, his arm was not all
there and he had practically no con-
troll, giving five men free passes to the
initial and letting a sixth walk down by
causing the sphere to come in contact
with his cerebellum.
TWO of the prettiest plays of the day
were made by Outfielders Of the Poca-
telfo team. One was a long run and an
almost impossible catch by Gamble, of
a fly that looked like it was good at
least for a three Dagger. The play was
applauded heartily by the crowd. The
other play was made by the left fielder.
Dwyer, who made a pretty catch on a
sure enough sky scraper, and got it
over TO first for double before Dono-
van, the runner who had strayed from
the initial on the superstition that he
was safe, could return and touch the
Dag. These two plays caught the
crowd and all the fans agreed that
The summary follows:
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Big Sum Melted.

Memphis, Tenn, April 2S.-An extra
days racing was given at Montgomery
park this afternoon by the local or
ganization Of Elks, the net proceeds to
be donated to the children of Charles
E. Clarke, who was the innocent victim
Of a shooting ARRAY at the track last
spring. About $2,500 was realized.
Many horses We're shipped tonight to
Louisville. Nashville and st. Louis. Re
suits:
First race, six furlongs-Louisville
won, Scarlet Lily second, Tommy
O'Brien third. Time-1:16%.
Second race, half a mile. selling
Syncophated Sandy won, Icon second.
Francis Refs third. Time-:50.
Third race, six furlones-Harrie
Floyd won, Carlotta c. second, SidtilIa.
third -Time-1:163
Fourth race, seven furlongs. Elks
handicap-The Rush won. Highland
Lad second. Nobleman third. Time
1:27A.
Fifth race. mile, seiIing-Celtic Bard
won, Red Pirate second, Bill Jackman
third. Time-1:42.
Sixth race, six furiongs. selling-Eve-
lyn Bird won, Digs second, Trombone
third Time-1:16%
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SAINTS WIN AGAIN.
Poor Old High School Suffers An
other Defeat.

The last but one Of the inter scholas-
tic baseball series happened yesterday
at the university campus the teams in
dulging being the Latter-day Saints
college and the High school. The former
won by sacIflege of p to is. The ex-
hibition was utterly devoid Of the ele-
ments which usually go together TO
make genuine baseball.
1t was what might aptly be placed as
a dream" of a game-one of those
peaceful placid. hazy contests where
one who is obliged to be present can
just sit in a sort of stupor and grope
desperately for his watch when the
umpire after an almost interminable
wait puts an end to further cruelty
and in a tired voice calls time.
Score upon score quickly made the
score mans record look like a lodging
house window in 1y-time. The pretty
High school girls on the bleachers
were heard to mutter that it was an aw
fully awful shame when along about
the seventh inning the score was 16
to in disfavOr of their heroes. and
the latter came out of their little
dream TO touch up their opponents for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-29

exactly SIX in the next round. This i'm
pressed upon the LaIuter-day valianEs
that the time always comes when the
butcher must be paid, so they pounded
out six on their own account in the last
inning The boys from the Pierpont
sldestep could not overcome the lead
and died game.
A pretty play well worthy of special
mention took place during the first
half of the fifth when Swan, the little
short stop for the Saints. made a bie
run and froze onto a grounder which
ne transferred to Margetts at first
With wonderful celebrity. He threw If a
httle too high, but Margetts made one
OF those long reach jumps and the Dlay
called forth hearty applause from the
enulre crowd. Swan again DISTINGUISHED
Ilifnself in the seventh, nabbing a hot
ny with large growth of whiskers on
1t from Gardeners bat
Inc High School and Salt Lake Bust
ness college teams will meet next Sat
urday Tor the last game of the series.
50 far the former have not won a
game, and it remains to be seen
whether they are to allow such thing
the scroll. 0-'
Here is the score:
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the races that are to take place on
Decoration day at Callers park.

the races that are TO take place on
Decoration day at CaIder's park.
@ g 8
Inere was some talk a while ago Of
putting Salt Lake on a western circuit
and IT looked for a little while as
though it would be done But the tax
somehow, died out, and not very much
mas been said lately about ii. All of the
LEGAL horSemen would like to see the
proposition materialize, and will do an
IN their power to bring it about. IT
would mean that Salt Lake would have
a large part Of all of the fine strings in
the west at some time during the sum
mer. and that racing would be placed
on much higher Level than il has
ever been here before.
g g
Local horsemen generally are of the
OPINION that this summer will mark >.
reJuVenation Of interest in the snort in
Zion. and that the events will be the
DlSgeSt that have ever been given. here
Nest OF them have their strings down
20 CaIders, and are getting in as much
work as they can in the fare Of +be
uncertainty Of the weather.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-29

San Francisco, April 2S-Weather
fine at Oakland; track fast. Results:
First race, five furlongs- Coming
Event won. Flush of Gold second. Lo-
bosnia third. Time-1:02.
Second race, four and One-haIf fur
longs-Rollick won, CRATER second,
Phil Archibald third. Time-:56.
Third race, six furIongsNDe Blaise
won, Merry Boy second, Alas third
Time-1:10.
Fourth race. mile and a quarterly
GVDSy won. Ros0TmOnda second. Can
tive third Time-2:05%.
Fifth race. saven furIongs-
ter won, Tizona second, Sly third
Time-1:27%
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth
Ships won, Twinkler second, Silver
Tone third. Tim@1:47
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Che Curt.
KNIGHT BANNERT WINS.
Turf Congress Special the Feature at
Cumberland Park.

Cumberland Park.
Nashville, Tenn, April 2S.-Ideal
weather and a splendid card attracted
holiday crowd to Cumberland mari,
today. It was the opening of the mi
tial race meeting under the rnanape-
ment of the new Tennessee Rreedsy-.,
association. The Turf Congress- she
cial, with $4,000 added, was the feature
Of the card.
F. w. Brode and the Conoueror at
about equal prices, were beav;iv
backed. Knight Bannert. the winner
was thought of by few. Rroda Md,
some trouble at the post, but the field
finally broke away in a bunch with
the Schorr colt neck anG neclx Win
Bannert. In another moment the hruta
in him gained the ascendancy. and If
was all Burns could do to get him mast
the grand stand. Further on he ereTy
more stubborn. and before the, n,,s,ta,.
was reached his jockey grew tired and
brought him back. Meahwhile KNIGHT
Bannert was showing the way in
pretty race. The Griffin coli was neve,.
headed. finally winning in a saIlo,
two lengths in front of The Moni5 TSbe
Conqueror was never a factor. Re-
suits:
First race. six furlongs-Ice Martin
won, DumLarton second, Kunia, third
Time-1 :141s-
Second race, four furlones-s,noto
won. Zack Ford second, Invictus third
TinSe-.A9
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New York Races.

New York, April 2S.-Results at
AQueduct:
First race, selling, five furlongs-
Moor won, Strategist second, Vouch
third Time-1:03.
Second race, selling. about seven fur
longs Trumpet won, Post Haste sec
ond. Carbuncle third. Time-1;26.
Third race. mile and a sixteenth
Blue Away won. Kinnikinnic second
Queen of Song third. Time-1:47 4-5.
Fourth race. the Rockaway stakes
selling, about seven furlJngs
Gomez Won HesDer second. Flax Spin
ner third. Time-1:25 is. 8
Fifth race selling. five and one-half
furlonEs-Preiudice won, Prestidigator
second. Cuniditv third. Time-1:0S Is
Sixth race. five DEMONSTRATIONS
won, Leedsville second, ZanOne third.
Time-1:01 1-5.
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Third race. seven furlongs, selling
Lord Neville won. Northumberland
second, Banrica third. Time: 274
Fourth race, Turf Congress Special.
$4,000 added. mile and an eighth
knight Bannert, 119, Newcomb,
10 to l. won; The Monk,
lis. Crowhurst, 81 to l. second;
Ida Ledford, 10. Devin. u to l, third
Time-1:54A John Halsey and The
COnquerOr also ran. F. W. Brode
gulked and never finished.
Fifth race, four and one-half fur
iongs-Denrnan Thompson won, Odner
second, Battus third Time-:55
Sixth race, seven furlongs, selling
Sir Blaze won, F'alselead second, Crys-
talline third Time-1:29
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The bronchial Tubes.

When Catarrh of the head OF throat
is neglected or WrOngfully treated, IL
extends down the windpipe into the
bronchial tubes, and after awhile at
tacks the lungs Quickly cured with
little cost by Drs. Shores famous
treatment.
Have you a cOUgh?
do you take cold easily?"
Have you pain in the side?"
do you raise frothy materials?'
do you spit up little chessy lJzInps?''
do you feel you ara growing weak
err"
Don't risk neglecting these warnings
stop tfa disease before it reaches the
lungs.