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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-11-30

Dyeing Is as simple as washing when 20
use PUTNAM FADELKss DYES. Sold by a
druggists.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-11-30

Jones wife left him because he stole a
kiss" '.She must be particular" 'tSae Is
He stole it from the cook."-Cleveiand
Press.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-11-30

No one IL ever too busy to ten his troubles
Globe.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-11-30

The bootblack begins at the foot-N.
Press.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-11-30

Piso's Cure is the best medicine we evel
used for all affections of the. throat and
lungs.-Wm. o. Endsley, Vanburen, Ind
Feb 10. 1900.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-11-30

II you wish to have beautiful, clear white
clothes, AK for Red Gross Ban Blus. Re
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-11-30
The Census of 1900.

A booklet giving the population Of all
cities of the United States of 5000 and
over according to the census of 1900, has
lust been issued by the passenger depart
ment of the Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul
Railway, and copy of it may be obtained
by sending your address, with two-cent
ger Agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway, Chicago, III.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-11-30

Judging by Appearances.
Dyer-Is that solemn-looking young man
across the way an undertaken?
Gyer-Yes; that is, he is a grocery clerk
who has undertaken to support a wife on
a salary of six dellars week.-Chicago
Evening News.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-11-30

No Doubt of H-"So there was a real
audience at the musicale:" "Oh
yes; they kept right on talking through al
the music. Bulletin.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-11-30

the panQemOnlum OF DackD1terS and
slanderers after jeremiah had adj
dressed them in the words: "Why
gaddest thou about so much to change
thy way?"
Now. what is the practical use Of
the present discourse? This: Where
as, SO many have ruined themselves
and ruined others by becoming CAD
abouts among occupations, among re-
ligious theories, among churches,
among neighborhoods; therefore, re-
solved, that we will concentrate upon
what is right thought and right be-
havior, and waste no time in vacilla-
tions and indecisions and uncertain
ties. running about in places where
we have no business to be. Life is so
short we have no time to play with it
the spendthrift. Find out whether
the Bible is true and whether your
nature is immoral, and whether Christ
is the Divine and only Saviour, and
whether you must have Him or be
discounted, and whether there will
probably ever be more suspicious
moment for your becoming His adj
herent, and then make this IL o'clock
at noon of November IS, 1900, the most
illustrious minute that you will ever
have passed since the day of your
birth until the ten millionth cycle Of
the coming eternity, because by COM
p1ete surrender of thought and will
and affection and life to God through
Jesus Christ you become a new man,
a new woman, new soul, and God the
Father. and God the Son. and God the
Holy Ghost, and all angeldom. cher
ubim and seraphim, and archangel be-
came your allies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-04
sPARR0Ws PURSUE A CAT.
How. n Tabby Lost Her Life by In
duIging Her Mnrauding
Disposition.

The ivy which climbs the north wall
Of the United Congregational church
in Newport, r. l., furnishes a retreat
for thousands Of sparrows. A cat had
noticed the birds, and no doubt con-
eeived the unreasonable idea that here
she might possibly find a nest with
toothsome young bird in it, So pussy
where she had seen one Of the birds
disappear amid the thick leaves.
Stretching out its paws where it sup
posed a nest would be loud chattering
ensued and a myriad of sparrows dart
ed out and attacked the cat with fury.
1t was indeed a vicious onslaught.
They pecked and chattered and hut-
tered at a great rate and the cat was
bewildered. To free itself from the
assault the cat spit and fought and
howled, but II was Of no use. the birds
kept at it until their enemy fell to
the ground. This did not stop the COM
bat of the birds. They kept pecking
away until they were tired. The cat
did not move and occasionally a spar
row would drop to the ground a safe
distance from its enemy. as if to see
if it was dead Some little time after
ward witness of this strange strug-
gle went to the spot and found that the
cat was dead. Its eyes had been lit
orally dug out and its head was mass
OF bleeding wounds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-04
GOOD OF The
TERRITORY.
Suggestions offered by the
United States Indian
Inspector.
ARRANGEMENT FOR PARKS
Would Lease Agricultural
and Grazing Lands to
Non-Citizens Unul
Theyare Allotted
in Severalty.
COMPEL TAX PAYING.
The Twenty Million Acres Owned
in Common by Eighty-four
Thousand Indians, IncIud
ing Negroes, Etc.

Washington, Nov. 28.-1he an.
nual report Of the United States
Indian Inspector for Indian territory
calls attention 10 the fact that the
territory embracing nearly 20 mil
lion acres, Is owned IN common by
citizens OF the various tribes, CON-
prising Indians, negroes and Inter.
married whites. These aggregate
S4 700 persons, including freedmen.
Within the borders of the territory
also are some $4,000 whites, or non
cillzens, who have no title to prop
s4t5 s.r,sa g---s 49, -. --s--------.s----
IN the government Of the territory
Until the lands are appraised and
allotted by the commission TO the
Eve civilized tribes, lands in town.
.ites disposed OF and tribal govern
ments have become extinct certain
laws OF Arkansas are extended over
Indian Territory. Federal laws APP
ply in other instances, and the sec
re,ary Of the interior is charged by
law with enforcement of rules and
regulations governing other matters.
Such a condition renders affairs so
complicated that it is not surprising
when courts and eminent lawyers
differ as to the proper construction
of the law, and people are frequent
ly at loss to determine what laws
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-04

apply Or who is authorized to en-
force them.
In view Of the combined refusal
Of non-citlzens within the Chicka
saw and Chociaw nations to comply
with the tribal laws and Of the fact
that the only remedy is to remove
hem, the report recommends that
Congress prescribe a penalty, the
same as in the states, for seizure
and sale Of property sufficient to
pay taxes due, or that some other
method be adopted to compel pay
ment other than removal, provided
these tribal tax laws are to be in
force for six years hence,
The governors Of the Chickasaw
and Chociaw nations recently sub
mitted a JOINT communication to the
Interior department protesting
against the manner of surveying
and plating towns provided in
The Ind liam appropriation act,
claiming 1t to be IN violation Of
their agreement. Townsite commit
tees were then instructed, wherever
the towns desire, and it is in the
interest Of the tow to plat suit.
able park at $40 per acre and that
ten acres should be deemed suiiic-
lent.
Recommendationis made for mod.
itication Of section 3 of the Curtis
act so as to authorize the Secretary
of tie Interior to investigate land
Improvement contracts and remove
non citizens, giving the latter the
right to appeal TO the United States
court to regain possession. Other
recommendation are that the pres
ent system and rate of taxes be
superseded by a uniform system
fixed upon non-citizeus engaged in
business to be collected by rules and
regulations Of the Interior depart
ment aud used for the common good
tho withdrawal of sufficient
amount of the Cherokee nation
funds from the United States treas.
ury to pay all their outstanding in
debtedness; ana additional legisla-
ton providing that until allotment
citizens may rent their proportion
Of agricultural or grazing" land
for such purpose only.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-04

remember some five years ago
was up the Nile. away from big
towns. and had q long talk with va
rious sheiks and omdehs of villages
! was the only westerner present. and
we all knew and trusted eaciI other
ia n way I asked il taxes were light
err. l"Yes," was the answer. is wa
ter fairly distributed?" YES" Are
the soldiers paid properly?" "Yes."
Can you get justice against pasha ?"
Yes" And who did all this?" I
finally asked, expecting to be told it
was the English. There was silence;
they are never in hurry. Then an
old sheik answered: Allah. Lon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-04
The 5o-Year-oId Man.

4 statistieian has estimated that a
man 80 years old has worked $500 days.
has slept 6.O0o has amused himself
4.oa0. has walked 10000 miles, has been
I'D 500 days, has partaken of $4,000
meals eaten $1,000 pounds of meat and
5000 Of fish eggs and vegetables, and
drunk 1000 gallons of fluid.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-04

The capital invested in orange grow
ing in the state of California is esti-
mated at $4,000, 900.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-04
Thomas JogEed HiA Memory.

A certain elderly gentleman suf-
fered much from absent mindedness.
and was frequently compelled to seek
the assistance Of his servant. "Thom-
as" he would constantly say, Il have
Just been looking for something, and
now ! can't remember what il is, ="
whereupon the obliging Thomas in
variably made suggestions. WAS it
your purse, or spectacles, or check
hook. sir?' And so on, till he hit on
the right object.
One night. after the old gentleman
had retired. the bell rang for Thorn
as. and on reaching the bedroom he
found his master rambling restlessly
about his room.
Thomas, Thomas" he said. II came
zap here for something, and now I've
forgotten what"
'Was IL to go to bed. sir?" suggest
ed his faithful retainer.
"Ah, the very thing very
thing. Thank YOU Thomas. Good
night. ht."-Pittsburg Chronicle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-04

The strict Wagnerite refuses to
hear the music Of his favorite com
poser in the concert-room. IT was
never intended. he win tell you, to be-
performed by itself, but to be played
as an accompaniment 10 the action.
for the purpose Of heightening the
effect Of the intensely dramatic situa-
tions coupled with gorgeous stage
pictures that are inseparable from
Wagners famous art work, says the
London Mail
The most important part Of Wag-
ner opera. according TO The composer
himself. is not the music. but the
drama. which, indeed, the beginner
should closely follow with the aid OF
The book Of words, since the music
is usually sung in German words
The intending Wagnerite should
also begin with the masters most
popular works. "Tannhauser" and
"Lohengrin." He will then at once
recognize the familiar music he has
already heard so often at concerts,
and. struck by its beauties, he Will
attend many performances Of these
TWO. Next year he win want to hear
these again. supplemented by "Tris-
tan und Isolde" that wonderful music
drama so charged with intense emo
iion and passion. Having heard Iris
tan" and liked it he thereupon be-
comes full-Aedged Wagnerite in the
true sense. and the season after he
attends performances OF the Ring
des Nibelungen," or he may make n
supreme effopt 20 get TO Beyreuth.
From Beyreuth he returns the ar
dent disciple Of musician whose
name he terrifes his friends by pro-
nouncing in the German fashion, not
Wagner. but "Naachkner."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-04

a " III Aa@ALLF
A wise man awavs pals fair
price for tis shoe
He kndws tina when five dollar
shoe is off 'ot dollar aud nail
it is not a tive dDuar Shoe
lie doe.n i expo some hu,g for
nothing.
He knows that our shoes and our
prices are exacih right. and hat
our So. 80 shoes are the brs 50 80
shoes IN town
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-12-04
EMERSON

Shoes and
Satisfaction.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-22

I'M nOroItder Gu5on gefdngeu sebdfs
ten.
Die georsantftruusoet
9trmee.
g8dfbing I on, .. g., %. Noo.
Der @enerdidoiutaut Gor6in erftGrte
an Wtittipo1 III eiuem Snteroiep, oaB
bic Ser. Stdaten oie A5fi4t babeu,
ale Sreiipili9eu Dor Dem /. Suli 1901
nah Den Ger. Stadtsn suriidSubrinz
gen. ole Suriid5utommen tuiiuIheu. Oas
Rrie15oepartement eripdrtet uno bofft
aber. ouB Der nd1lte 8ougreB BET 9eis
ten ctr @elsB pafireu piro, oemJu>
fotee oas Oepdrtemeut in oenStuub ges
febt miro, bic ieBigeu GreitUiaisen>
Sruppsn ourb 8sgulGre 81 erieben.
Sn oieiem Sale lueroeu oieientasn
NdnnItdfteu. ote tpeit:r su hieatn
tuinlten. dls 9teguIdre tpieoer eiuse.
muItert lueroeu uuo ale 0atGnsen, ole
our4 ote 9tusntufterurs bon Syreitpiui.
gen entltsRu ioIlteu, tperoeu nit ueueH
&etruten gefiiat peroer 9enerul Cor.
bin 9offt. oab nod 3eitig gsnus neae
Sruppen dngetuorbeu iperoen tonneu,
um Die 5rettuiligen 3u erlebeu, bic bon
Den p9iiipptnen nad ben Ser Staa.
ten 5urGd5ute9reu tpiiulfeu
g hreflt6es @erbre9eu.
80 defer. q. g.. %. Iob. 6rt.
SbereiG Seating, cine bo9udt6ure
iunge DAME, tpuroe am MttttuoA Wttz
tag duf elmer leeren @dufteIe in Der
gtG9e oes @jeleiles Der gelp 0ort gens
tralz@ilen6dbu ermoroet dufgefunben.
Sie lpar geIaGuuet uuo beraubt nor.
ben.
COUP. 8et9am ber6etr as
tibet.
Onens6oro &p., %. gtop. Die
8ermdbluns oes Gouuerueurs S, @,
6. 8etf6dm BON &ertufp init SRI.
Sedn 9edpbdele 5uqud Don bier fuuo
am 9lG4utttag bier itdtt 6dft Die
Idnrtlibeu Staatsbeamten ipO9uteu
Der Srduun1 BET. !
Is SoppelmOro. I
g6or(otte, q. g., %. gtco. =
3pet ate 6tau:n, Die IS Sabre ate
@iolet Goqep, ltno ibre glihte Same
gdt9. Golep, Die aGetu fiiuf Dteileu
bon Charlotte ipu6ntcn, luuroen in Dec
gaa6t gum DlttttpoA ermoroet. 1ea
rdubt uno tore 2etten nerbrdnnt. Die
beiben ssrdueu galten fir reid. Sie
hdtten Diele Subre lang d1etu an oem
9Idb geiuo9nt uno i'm nur lelten Ders
laFer. 9lm Ntttttuo6 Morgen lag BAG
fleine 0aus tbetltueiIe in @lde. @tHe
1tuterTu9uug ersdb. odB ods 9dus BON
Dbsn bis unteu ourhiuht uuo aaes
iimbergeporfen tudr, ipd6ri6einlt4
BET oem Suhcn udh Dem 9elo Ger
6rauen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-22
Sdjiffsmahrtdttem.

Sout6dmpton, 81. gtob. glns
getuu1men: o5rteslanc" bon getn
0ort, na9 2(uttperpeu 6eitimmt- Die
,Sriesldno" puroe nit serbro1ensn
EuocrpfoIteu bon atoet SHleppoame
pfern bierbergs6ra6t. Der Sampfer
iuurbe an Wtcqtas BET ben SctnDs sSne
feln bon oem Sampfer sGluoen" ing
Shlepptau genoutmeft uno fpdter oea
8usIierbooteH iiberseben. !.
gten@ort, Il. stop. @Rsetom-
men: cOceantc" bon 2tperpool, saena
fiuqtou" BON Mnttperpen, ,glller" bon
Nedpel, nNmiteroam" bon &otteroom,
nWorduette" BON 2onoon. 1
Gout9dmptou, 81. 91oo. Ane
setommeu: .St. 9ouis" BON Rem
gort.
9enud, Il. 9foo. Nugstommen:
,Golumbia" BON Stem Dsrt, pta geeas
pei.
sgoiu, 21. Rob. 9lnaefome
men: agt9iopia" bon ReIp Dort.
9tntiperpen, II. Roe. 4ugts
tomnen; rStuiberlano" bon pbt(as
betpbid.
stotuu, 81. Hob. Mus
aetommen: Commonwealth" bon 8es
fton, nd4 2iperpool beitimmt une tpsi.
Ter gefubren; n&bgnlauo" bon pbitas
oelpbid. = @bgegonsen: rSaronis"
(oon 2toerpoo0 ndh Bolton.
Nueeustotpn, %. gfoo. 9lns
aetommen: r9ermdutc" bon Netp gort,
na4 2iperpool beftimmt.
i2tperpool II. gfoo. Angetom,
men: nGms" BON Retp 9ort, nSa6cmS
bon Bolton, oSunliian" bon Wontrcdl.
Sd billie, 21. Wop. Inqetcmmen:
rGtbiopia" bon gfep Dort, uah @ldss
sotp beitimmt.
2oubon. 21. RoO @nsetommen:
,Manitou BON gten Yort.
9infdle, p. 9op. 1870 Wors
gems. Ydftrt: r@ermdnic" BON gem
Oort, na9 Aueeustotpu uno 2toerpool
beitimmt.
Sorp Sslauo. 81. gtoo. paf.
ftrt: rSiberidn" bon philadelphia,
pia ct. Sobns, N. s., ud1 @lasgotp
beltimmt.
8roubeao 2l. goO. YaFirt:
"Sureomau" bon Bottom. nod 9ioer1
pool beltimmt, &
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-22
Grant 0ttIon 6etennt lid
6ulbid.


20 eD ort, %. Hop. SSront @ilz
ion, Der tiir3lih 3uldmuten nit einem
4oootaten Haniens 3immer uno an
oeren in 0er6inoung nit Der ,,Sheiz
bunss zMiible" s8erI1p0rung oerbaftet
iuuroe, betannte fth am Mittteo6 Dor
bem &ecoroer Soft auf bier 4utldaen
uue duf Meineio tduteno. Ttuloig.
WilIon geItano elm, oiermdl, iebesz
mai 5tuei Sabre. tpegen 5ail9miin3erei
I'm 3u4tbaus geleHen gu ba6eu. 6err
PentecoIt, Der 9lnipdlt Willon's, erz
tldrte, bag er Dem Stadt BET Der 0erz
folgung Der anoeren glugetldaten bell
fen tuolle. Ods llrt6eil ii6er WitIou
pirb fpGter eefGGt meroen.
Die 6era6iebung Der
3riegs
Wafbington. .. g., %. Iop.
Die repu6litdniI1en Mitqlieoer oes
@usfhuNes fir Mittel uEo g9eee baz
ben Dd6reno oes 5dges beI9lp6en,
odB. in lle6ereinItimmung nit ben
Cnpfe9lungen oes Sefretdr5 Sage,
Die Ginna6men aus Der &rieq2lteuer
um $30.0O0.O00 perringert perben
foaen. Die 0litglieber oes Rommitz
tees beIAdftigten iih fat rodbreno bes
gon5en Cages nit Der @ripGgung Der
Rriegsiteuer= 8orlage Gs 1T iotpeit
nod ni6t beIdloifen tporoeu, no Die
&eouttion eintrsten iol.
8dnterott.
Setroit. @i4.. %. g2ob. = u.
Seiffert &c Go. gngroszS Sabdts6Gnos
lee Don bier. bd6en eine gigentbumss
llebertrdguus gu @unfen ibrer @lGus
bigger porgenommen. Die paHipen
peroen auf 5000 ansese6eu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-22

odten tpur6en getootet uno fiinf perz
tpunoet uuo Elm Offtsier uuo 80 Nldnu
purben gefanseR genorinen. Der
POiten 1T Ieitoem luieoer bon fril4sn
Sruppen 6efeBt iuoroeu.
2onoon, %. Top. Cine Oepef9e
aus Sobdpnesburg Idgt, Dag 2oro Roz
6erts am Sountag pom pfero geitiir5t
lei uno IAlimme, d6er utht gefdbrIthe
8erlebungeu odpou9etrdgeu babe.
.Das 9efiuoeu oes 3Gren.
Qtoocia, %. g}co. 0us 9ullc=
tin, ods am DlitttpoA bon Den IerSteu
oes 3aren du3gsgs6en lpuroe, mar
me9r befrieotgenp dls ods geItrise.
Ods 8efinben oes 3Gren TT ein TN
Augemeinen our9aus 6efrieoi9enoer.
aus Dem oeuti den Reid.
Gronberg, g}dhdu. p. 0pp.
Der &aiIer 0ii9elm Ipeilte an Wtitts
ipo6, oem 9e6urtstag Der &dilertn
Triebrih, nit Der 2eBtereu. Se4s
anbere regiereuoe syiiritsu nit ibren
Oamen na6msu an Dem 8antett S9etl,
BET Dem Der 8uiler auf oas Wo9l ieis
rer Wlutter trdut. "
Berlin %. Gob. Sn Der @ers
Idmmluug, Die ON Tttttpoh Die peutz
I1e poldltinds@eIeal daft in &oln dbz
bielt, mics Der prGltoeut duf oas an=
iudhIen oes oeutIAen GinftuNes ieit
bem geIu6 Oes 8diler8 bin,
Die oeutIhen Eat6oltteu IN YalGz
Itind," Iagte er, rertennen ui6t mebr
ods 9rotettordt 6rdntrei4s iiber bic
Rdt5oliten I'm Orient an, uno lie bdben
F6 unter Den S4us Oeutlhtunos ges
lteat."
Der BrGiioent tiinoigts audi on, bag
bic &at6oliten in 9eutl9laRo fir Die
Rir6e, Die uuf Dem bon Dem &diIer
8ilbelm gel4eutten P(ub: errihtet
tperoen loG, 10000 4lart aufgebru@t
ba6en.
Die .0eutI6e&olonial3eitung" fagt.
baB Or. S6drId9 uno Goro Sbolto
Ooudluus lore 10000 &ttien Der iiiR1It
orqdniIirteu ,Suo &dulerun @eTe(lz
lhdft" fir ie 100000 Wdrt Oertauft
bd6eu
Die rYofilhe Seitung tpeiit auf Die
9efu6r BIN, Die cine Mdfens4usipdnz
oerung Der 8oeren naG OeutIh=S =Suo=
tueltdfritd nit litt bringeu tuiirbe. Die
3eitung fdgt uuter 9lnoerem: Die
8oeren Iuiiroen Ohne 3petfel 5ulam>
men balten uno in geiptFem Slime et=
nen (5tdat i'm Studte 6iloen. Die
oeutI6en Golonidl6e6oroen Iollten bds
ran oenteu, oaB 9euerntionen berge6eu
tperoen. e6e Die 8peren 0ergeIen iuers
ben. oaB tie einmal cine unab6dngise
politti9e GrtltenS gefiihrt bd6en.
Der 6eutige Sag tit Der offisieGe
SuBz uno 8ettd9 in PreuBeu, uno ale
offeutlt4en @ebduoe, Der Geihstdg
uno Die S9eater tpdreu oa6er gei6lofz
fen. gs erl6ienen feline G6eno5eitunz
gen uuo lelbit Die Muffii6run9 BON
0Gnoel's ,Mefias" tpuroe bon Der
polt3eI berboten.
Die Silipino Suntd in
song Song.
2onopu, D. Noo. Der dmerts
tanif6e 8otibafter Gboate bat bent
6rttiI9en 9tuspdrtigeu gtmt 8orItelz
luagen 6etreffs Der 5tlipinozSuntd in
Song Song semaht. Oas ausipGrtiSe
Gmt bat cine llnterIuGung Der @nge>
legenbeit anseorouet uno tpiro bem
8Otfaufter autiporten. lo6alo Der Ses
ri4t Der 9e6oroeu bon Song Song
eiugetrofeu lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-11-22
S mlamo Sepeibem.

S mlamo Sepeibem.
Sardf6are Sfiirnte
8i9tem tn N9tiiTifiippi, Sen'
meiIee mmo MrfanSas
nusebeirta Staoeu on 2ebea mo
Gigeutbum oil.
Mebrert Jum0ert perfouen ums
eeben 9ekomnlen
limo cine nod sr6Eere Sabl ner'
ieet.
Nuh Inn nOroli@ea Ohio uuo on Den
Seeil
&iitbeu btftige Stiirme.
3wsi 9)torsprojeile
Su Senen Sraueu ole stngetIdgteu,
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-20
NATIONAL STALLION STAKES.
Big Race Was Run I'm a Driving Rain
and on n Muddy Track

New York, May ia cold, driving rain
and a track ankle deep in mud made
the conditions for the running of the $50,
900 National Stallion stakes most unfav-
orable at Morris Park to-day. 1t was
run at the third race and nine high class
youngsters faced the starter. Summaries:
First Race-Seven furlongs, selling.
King Bramble, to l and to 5, won,
with Native. II to and to 10, second,
and Brusquerie, s to l and to O. third.
Time 1924.
Second Race-Five fUrlongs. All Green,
II 10 10 and to s. won, with Flara, 5
to 1 and to 8, second, and Dandy Boy,
to 1 and 10 5. third. Time 1:02A.
Third Race-NaUonal Stallion stakes,
five furlongs. Bonnibert, II to and
even, won, with Bellairo, 8 to 1 and 9
to 8, second, and Golden Age 4 to / and
s to 5, third. Time 1:O0%
Fourth Race-The Ladies', one mile.
Oneck Queen, to and TO 5, won, with
Indian Ferry, 7 20 10 and out, second, and
Motley, to 1 and even, third. Time
1:49h
Fifth Race-One mile. King Barley
corn, to 10 and out, won, with Brisk,
to 1 and to 10, second, and Maxine
Gomez, to 1 and 4 to 8, third. Time
1:47A
Sixth Race-International steeplechase,
about two and a half miles. Van Ship,
20 l and TO l, won, with Ronkonhoma,
10 to and 10 l, second, and Mars Chan,
u to and S to l, third Time 5:04.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-20
The Rnces at Louisville.

Louisville, May 19.-The spring meeting
of the Louisville Jockey Club came to a
close to-day. A seven furlongs handicap
and the Kentucky Oaks for S-year-old i'll
lies were the features. His Exce,lency was
one TO two favor1te in the handicap,
but the winner turned M in Pink Coat,
winner of the American Derby two years
ago Summaries:
First Race-Five-eighths mile Volk-
mann, to l and to 5, won, with Macad-
die. to 1, second, and Poyntz,-, third.
Time 1:02s4.
Second Race-Seven-eighths mile, han
dicap. Pink Coat, l. to l and 21a to l,
won with His Excellency. l to and out,
second, and Tragedy, to l, third. Time
1:26.
Third Race-One mile. selling Ollie
Dixon, to 5 and to 5, won, with Beana
to and to 10, second, and Macabee, 8
to 1, third. Time 1:41%.
Fourth Race-The Kentucky Oaks, one
mile and a sixteenth. Eta, to and Q
to l, won, with Scarlet Lily, 10 to l and 4
to 1, second, and Cleora, to s, third. Time
1:4S.
Fifth Race-Four and a half furlongs.
selling. His Eminence, 6 to and 2 to 5,
won, with Queen Lite, 10 to l and to l,
second, and The Butcher, 2 to l, third.
Time 0:56
Sixth Race-Six and a half furlongs.
Dieudonne, to l and to l. won, With
Sound Money, 10 to / and to l, second,
and Oconee, TO l, third. Time 1:211z.