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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
GaIIcped Over Elmer and Three Bars
in the Kings Highway.

New York. Sept. S.-Four fayorites and
two well-bacied second choices earned
brackets to-day az Grayesend. 1t was u
tame days racing as every winner won
with something 10 spare, and consequently
there was nothing to arouse the enthusiasm
Of the goOd-sized crowd present. In the
Kings Highway hurdle handicap. Ben Eder
and Three Bars closed favoritcs, with
Klondike a strong second choice. Three
Bars fiattered bis hackers by making m st
OF the running to the stretch. but kiondlkG
outtenced him. and, going To she front in
the last furiong, won easily 10y three
lengths. Elmer beat the fast-tiring Three
Ears onc-haf a length For the place. The
summarize:
First race, KINGS Highway Hurdle HuuGfeau.
one and three-qUarteis mes-k lonI.ac. liao
GNeitchg. 10 and to &. Won Elmer ia
toweusl, lc to ! ana to l, second; Thrc f;aF;
12f tFtnneEam and 2 to O. thir.l Tim.
"a. Doctor Eichberg 3, Ben Eder IN. R;Irinrfor,
Route and CcpEaljsgta Also ran.
Second race. about SIX furiongs--s!lvgrdal rfg
fRurns). to and to 5 Won, Gold HIS Ii5
sHenryl 6 70 l and to ?, second. Doctor a. :
igV, iG CNilliauisl. Il to I ana a. ,i,~s
Time III: f-iR Basuto. Sur1uis.- ttoTf,,.,i..,,''
Rrau Gallant Sixshootsr No1aska ana -;
prrnonde Also
Cau.trisn IL cT- hn-ghsl, : 70 ana 70 ; wo5
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will permit to the good OF the team. With
such prospects. both as to men and expert
coaches. a good team IS assured.
The alumni have also displayed an inter
est never before shown. and they all prom
tse To support the Tigers In loyal way.
\ football meeting was held this afternoon
to lay out more definite plan OF work and
to get all the old men together to begin
practice. Suits have been ordered from BOs-
ton and all work and necessary PTepars-
tiOn TO begin earnest practice Is progresS-'
ing rapidly. The first game Of the season
Will be played October with the Kirksvlls
Osteopaths. The Ostsopaths have g strong
team and are being coached BY White. who
coached the Tigers last year The first
game Of the season promises to be q good
one.
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WILL SELL HIS HORSES.
Pit.sburg phis Says AZ Is Losing
GAn:e TO Own k2ccrS

New York. Sept. B.-George F. Smith
"['ittsburg Phil" announces that he has
decided to sell the horses he has in train
ing and never again own a racer He is
quoted as saying:
Il find that there IS 10 profit for me In
owning horses. / have TO take very short
prices against theH, ana when | am inter-
cstei in ii horse In a race why my Judgment
l. aHchojed. More Than that. | am com
PEELED 80 tHke TO J agsins! a horse when
: 10 ! would not be more than fair price
Il Is rUlHaIion."
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
CHOICES WIN THE WINDSOR CARD.
Detroit Talent Appeared Prosperous
Whom the kaces Mcre Over.

Detroit Mich, sept. 1-F.vorites and
second choices divided the purses al Wind
scr this afternoon The summaries:
FIRST race selling fau9 and z haif fugIors.-
ia, h.si-s - 'Asrtlnig 10 >. Won JoHn
i'5a,e. ia .i-lc;ai. Is % /. second: Hi!iari &
-tS ttEfHI. 5 % p triTI. Tine ;;cs our Gus
sa IH--ir rr-s. Daisy Chain Tl5ris. ysIr.--
.-ri'ssa. h,--lf Moor ana Beauty Br:gat a.s5
Seo.Hi sa-e, i've furlansa- -Kgss:an 8! Book
'.'- e" o. = ElH. frrrsG-t. - dicks - t. L
s. puf; AU1!gso. III tf.ybzTtsoul. g 10 : ;hIri
also
Third race. selling. one mile and = sixteenth
li2uaie dummy ia tBoUE-Et e.en. won; aIGr.z
@tsular, 10 Itosst to 8. second. Fantasy. as
.tl1hsl. 70 :. third Time I.s5. ST sui
.rlce n:-s Margaret Hasenlan also ran
rGtth race. selling. six fIrllngs- -iugay.t tor
~ :t'yishA = - d. wuo. CosGcr 10 tiC Ealeu-
tine e" ;. second; Seyoy Il. N rg.rts'saI :,
10 :. ihiTl f1,qe. l;iS2. Acusli4. Jessie Jarho
ana t-lLid = g. ais" :..n.
,,.5.5 l.;A H. he sling h'. and h.f fartouss
mn. .fJl.., iR 4i!eAs. T. !. second. Tgn.!s. Ia
hsF Sal4sar. ri Roth and Hoo H.o also ran
,-9-AtI race, selling, one mile and twenty yaTss--
IiLIih l-Gess-b - ttia..keu. L. l. won f4tsa
ttln5eT i5T s.t,oksl 70 L second. C'farlcv
t-L.s, - ,h2Ftin'. - , thisH. Time -
E..'i~ft.i. Luca Tyne. Round O. aad TONY .i.nir.-
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rTHcUlsED THE CoRBErr RANCH.
Millionaire I!utier Wt1 Breed Harness
Horses In taiifarnir

san Francisco. cal. Sept. lS.-James But
l'r. wea'ihy New Yorker. and one OF The
most prominent breeders Of harness horses
in America. has secured the famous Cor
lett rancho near san Mateo Tn. deaf
which means much to ths breeders of this
State. NH 90 into effect October / Tom
Heating. the celebrated rcinsman. recon-
Heudyi the place TO his millionaire en-
plCyCT-
The san Matso Stock Farm was founded
~ is'3 by tho late William Curbett. who
kept Guy Wilkes and other noted stations
farm.
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FRENCH TROOPS IN BATTLE.
Repulsed by Beraber Tribesmen
Near TimimOuu.

Paris. Sept Is.-The Ministry Of War an
nounces that news has been received OF
fighting between the troops forming a
French Saharan outpost near Tmimoun
and the Beraher tribesmen. The french
forces under Captain FaIconetti, fought twn
ehgs gem. nt.s. and finally rs,uTned 10 Ttud-
noun vi. !.hOut being uI0lestsd.
The dispatch Is vague. but says cl1srr
that the french lost tYenJy-siG men killed
and wounded, iuc.uaing two officers killed
Re-enIoTcenients are on their way In
TIuimOun
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Cyclists 90 Have More Racing

Local cyclists. pleased with If. returns Of
heir hr-t race meet. given under the ausrices z
ths ft'fl'Ss cycling cub. Will have another q
at the StiIln on tlIc la-t dsy OF this month In
addition To- "a regular Cagt Of scratch and haudi-
81 tt-'lt- - match race mill heats d. II tvn il,
tuT." tetW"'n A'eA. T. LainE ana 3 H pin
l'''.. tn promising t"uHE sprutaT whu mai. his
!-s ~ at tH- frst track meet of the season at
ihr fasti''te Earh II Is very doubtful as 10 this
hess 90 Laiug's mother. The negro rides viii
f-Ne TIER second meet Of the summer next san
H1r afternoon. with Tr.gIaMn1e or nyc races
!ECluliiug ong-ruile novice one mile sI,Ist,rr
handicap tao-mils amateur handicap. ane-mjle
professional Championship and thlee-rrle hanai-
-'0'''N-
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The Chronicle-|elegraph which has put up
the S5i3 gold cup for Brooklyn and Pitts
burg, Tonight created ii fuTOre by h5
catchy cartoon. Il represents two nam
players, bum nn brownie scale, nI
other Pittshus1s. The New York brownie
h1s' Just IiDlncd the PiusburC browne
tgc distance, coming az full speed. lat in
hand Is seen t ans Wagner. ''fO the Res
cue. H. III" tit!r. Wagner returned to ths
gam" yesterday making four hit= and driV-
i's IN six runs. This provoked ;le cartoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT PEORIA.
Drivers Grissvoid, HHir and MtcLin,
in IA had Spill.

EEPt BLlc SPECIAL
Peoria. Ill. Sept lS.-Cold winds rain and
a heavy track marked the opening OF the
Lakevlew race meeting. 4 bad spill In the
last heat of the 2:32 trot threw Drivers Gris-
void Hair and Mickins from their bikes.
and Griswald was quite severely injured.
The summaries:
g:li pace. three hests-Cargie J. ,gon. Iasre-
sesaua: Joe Rhea. third. r.. :. T.. au; Mary So.
ia.dp also ran. Best time. 2:l2.
% tru--%ewTnaTkct won. Hran9.r ssra-s .
Bessie Dillon third Beulah wilkes / 4 u
Cont. Riley Grammar and Theodore also ran
Best time. ::25l.-
RunsiEg, one mlie-iiiwn 'Ery) won: Maid
stone glaisyp, - TO :. second: JetdOn tBs!D
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

III PUBLIC ST IbCIAt-
Marshall, A.u., sept. ls--The State Couns
~ Clerks Association is In session here.
Judge X. c haEna made an aodress OF
weIcoIne Responded 10 by r IL Gregg OF
Pettis r. l. y hash of Buchanan Is secre-
tary.
This Is the second annual meeting. Tha
session viii close with the banquet on
Thursday night. Many delegates ars pres
eDt.
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CARD DECIDED IN STRAIGHT HEATS
TrottinE Races at Columbus We're All
one-siGed.

Columbus. O., Sept lS.-all the events u,
to-uay's card were decided ia straight heats
the favorites winning in each. The weather
was clear and warmer ana the track sast
The summaries:
s:IT pace--Harold II won: Black Cecil. second .
Imperial Hal, thld. Texas Jessie. Colonel Dick
Thompson, Bud Brown Rosette ana star T.,,,
Also Best time. -.lll.-
BIZ ,rotcng-Fereno Won: Helena second: Ru-
theilS- th!rd Stockton. J. ". g. SLACK Raven
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Results Of BugYIo Y.ccs.

= -ul -LHnaEI.s-
.lIst itat.. 2-.ear-of:s. four ard ,u.-nnis fue-
80 q. i'.' o. song vuI. Dream L-I". Sec
org. ,-aut= Walton. th.uL - 10.
.'"i.i iage. fur -sui "ar-h.-s -...a.E-. 2-y,.r-
y:'-Si:ri. Won. 'sui.AlttI. Second. Custodian.
'al..- Time. sole
mli--i--.t Bswa-. yyH. A.fiea Nassras. second,
10, tiIa Itia. I.a5a!-
Fourth rarr. .-o .uriYl-s. s.irrz.- Pierre. gr
SM: /. 81 '3-Td. second. E!rsi-.a o.. ulL
tlltn ia.-. tnr. quarters .I a u.Ia-.EZlt ,,a.:
-.1.'..a l., svc1Hr.. C:-s.. t-ra.s, third. Tins
SaA,b .gec-. r-ean culI....s-pr.uea Plausible.
~ Aii'ta4 second, ec.u Brooks. t..ri TINS,
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Cincinnati --..---. ..-...-.g I q . -
l.IiaLs'pEa ...... ....,...J . a. ..-5
titE-'; tuns-t 1ulrT.sti :. INp-base hits-Beci<-
irN l. ~dHIiHtr tts-S.asle /. Stolen bdses--lTNlh
]. ,F,*, e bslentrty 1, La JJie !. Lett on bases
&c 'i''' u"tt u. lHiIa"-ivAia - fret base on
ais Ca H'HtaI. DIt iIsts-r I. HiJ by pitched
i'i--I', lst.-'.i- l. struck "uI-By Newton 3, ~
Iri-'r = !..ssal aai.s-irItz !. Mcfarland =
4''.--"IHo E"u-s and twenty minutes. Umpire
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Chicago -. ~ . %
t.aru'G r'lus-i:ss-.u . chicago Two-basr
ltt Nj .'r'3F.rk J. l;ya-lty !. Lowe ! stolen
".srs- No triIy I. thi.ds :. reHnss :. Double
49,. 'uuEigA"n. GctguuIsk and Bradley =
llrA'-r ami BRADLEY T. First base halls OF
l'tii"r'r .. III IuuuiEhaw . HIT by pitch, i
't!iH.t "!lt> l. Struck uGt-Iy IettInEcT !. by
'unuEhim .. Ilne-nne hour and fifty
nl..uLr-- Ln.L.N- NurEay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
BOSTON ~. CHtCiGO r.
RcaucatcrS Won Hundiiy bs Scoring
CiE EhI knns LII fha. seAentIl.

Boston. Stpt. N.-i;p=i-n Won tn-days game
making it f1ur ss.l.rht Chicago Looked hl,e an
easy winner tyE five innings. bat Boston tied by
clean hitir., In t sixth and in the eesehth some
very rasE,i pi4yig Ly tile visitors enabled eight
Boston men js -t1yv' -Stte9doIasr ,JH. score:
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H"nkaat.er cGnb Complains OF Hard
Luck al ISiDiocl TRACK

'''N '''""' 'tohLlthrF ana horse owner,
has decided to shift tn, scene of hi. pn,ra-
Hons. NJ - h.. IN -,
f,.n... .,,.. 49,. " 't
f7 '- ''''1 i'i IAl-a=", "heFt he VIII
operate U.l'ii tho racing season comm, noes
oH IN" coast. ItYml.,n. Ju. clever urtlr
jyth,N VINO iG'i tie Jas, of wluu.u- i.8,rs aL
..l. ia, al 'f.""nas aai HAp laS r-ru H,asH-
i-it'.' - Niiitp'H IaT!.. NIll al. 4utk, II.
i.".is, as no as under c.su.r..,f 10 lguA. "a.
l''h ms a"t been satisfied Wth RACING
iiri'."guts of late. lie ~-A~ that tf,e con-
u,tIpBs o. az. races ~ f( i.,.r, .,-,,,5 nm,
tLvln startling GIS nUiS,s.
Il have Ill, gx;,u..ye si8t,,. mi ...-r..r
ss..li, ittnt,r M, - ~ t'''t- u! s'.' I
".-ai,,,, s.''d cppi last uIauC When - race
l,I pIG..ii itself III which I could start. MY
morse was 50 heavily weighted rLa: ne - !
lot have Chau,-. Iapl. = 80 rr.lsoU vl.:
~ "H si.'HIo pack a t.", while Jnl other
',-y edI-clua at tie track ar. III .r ,y,ia
tN"tlis!@ on ihttT backs. " ncu bpgllli. X
- ~ Il 10. th@ animal Is quoted iE Lhg
Stt'ilS at half the price iaat lie ugurts 10
20, rms .nJGres Uy cEa.,.~ Of making
tt Us Itsl i.yitii..ea under contract.
,>h-~;H / stirt Il horse and Hi4u 10 bv, IN
nr.te thao ,nG ysa,,ri /" a1lyt a much smaii,r
.L...!t@ i-aS.h taet buuinr-h wGs W. Tno
h1i,'.g ,'i,,.. IS disp atected Iay same J. hart
70 YOU but when yoii are forced 10 taks
i.g3Iipts onr ti3st-Ii pI'.s' ~ 'h Eces "a
, -. ~ "itA =: l'-9si balanced uH the
ri; 80. - iii=itS : m ot course, cuo
80 - - ~ so " @L'Ir u" HuT7i Of the
;y.;sS - "a c go" 10y Is riding the hurse y1u
r.. ~. ~. a." h's II Is carried So TAR
cannot sei In,.,i:t IN .isiiJ lopt,iy, thGa
t!e ug 'Ff'5 :. wl'ias .i 10 take a chaEee. Ho@,
ii n - Infi,b - doout tn betting end
toned as - er9Lj az 49,. 80 "S.e SO ,"hdl-
cgclsiuTsli, III i,i.,a i,.a 10 start my horses
for me ana il,,S, ,7. 'la'a ar 500 ehp''I
w.n their share if given a b8rl . I...,l @ ,,',t
strongest in tic raI5rt.'9 al 'ti I'm CHg "i me
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
EXITING Finishes
At KINL0CH PARK.
Jim Conway, II Cancy and Rollins
Closed Like 4 Team in
tha Third Race.
WINNER WAS FORTY TO ONE.
Bcan Bcar Al Zone by a Nose
and Necklace did Ihc
Same Thing 10
Odu0F.


Exciting finishes were h1"..'o-' ,'' N'"-
!och PARK Yesterday F"af 'i iar s'> races
We're not decided uutil the last jomH
In the third race Jim conway a. N.'''N
and Rollins closed '.Ne team. 30 lh'.t
not on direct angle VII" '"a Hi'l9h u
looked very u!uct like a dead hrai '"tH cen
the three horses.
Few better races have been seen I'm these
-. .;........, ,.,4, en-. ,r.., ...-7,.. ~,
....t- .-,,,,..,.,
@'
O@eh 10 hi7 N'tNS' az '''-- ...-.. ''' ''
again when chS!tv'isvd- Jiii conway "''
the outside was ClgSiu" Ike q WL.ri~iFii.
III Caucy was the freshest ana strongest.
bTt ,.-ozvbI7rst took him f--o Il bad spot
tc.-,.g, r,.,s1f--- ma ,,..-,,-s,. D. MS sl,. "a
-. 81. 80, mi. ,.-, ,,..
Il "a' P's''.'H -'.'' I'-1 ''' .'1-- ''-
MS NAT "iu was OK no L'ia - MS mount
81 the Haai s'T,H'*-
The three horse. Yls=el the press stand
e., oven terms NIlv. nm tI,. ,..t-,.le with
liz, ,-,,-,,- ,,... fr..s -. rl., his l.,- af3 I'm
-, -. -. "a ,.,..... .....+ ;r..,
'.f' ''s' jump '' ''-'-' ''''
uas llEht- ~ 'alrS was 4-Ni..7 iH iN"- 'A
Rollins. III causy was the best, But WIS IL
victim of C..V bursts mistakes II, had
Oh .-.,f - ,,. .,..r,. ,..3 ,.,. f,.,-., III,
Use Tt''t" "L '"' p'.' ~ anu ''-'' ''-'''
liaCGd Into position of advantage coming
.ov-rl ia. stretch Even meme. WAS the
- =. =, t- ....,.,... III ,rs,,.- ,,..;..
'rS. 10 "v "1A 'is''i--' II '''''s' "-''.1
many bets "oSc Wagrre4 vn jim conway
I'd odds of 80 to1
IL .- 49, ....-
- I-'s' ~ -''-.i " N ''' '-
rs j. They could uuI cash ~HL of the >afun
v.t.-s I'm r-a fIf-rf -s..a a- -hara WIS ne.
- - - ~ ,-..-..-. ....H 60. -r..,,.
- ~ p NJ -,-,.. g., - ,n'f
A''iey ON i''i-'iS. t't 'h's ',A''S ~ ~
u tE. 'iSleu ol: me Ift" were E''7r AtI1
Icy the filz-rs, who landed uu conway.
IsiIIvsaI. was the gul. frEotita to win.
II. WAS a warm tEiaz. opening ia the be-
,,,.- .r .. IN :. ba ~, -,-n f4r..fl u, g. T..
- - - ~. - -. A.. t.l
q. 'i'i '-t ''- -'tl.- 90 'l'a' "'' ~ ,, -
at post time. Gro" t'ar-l r'l G3 q nice iI"'
on TIE oh gCleuE. on in = guaa position,
h. rated him Vel behind the bunch of pace
makers ~ fls far ,urn when n, LEI rut A
zap. and tha Bennett horse raced III. along
side OF EuScnIu : At taa sixteenth pole
ne ore" a"ay ana wen C-eEy!i. 's h'L =
I,nslf- r4utny' on larry b'Fd' had MS
s'-r.,tI, 81. = ,sed m, he nj.
s,A'1sen io.s w. ,... '' '-s @ NE
maker lasted Ions enough to secure tne
place by q head
80 i,,'.' IN g.. 1,i 1 -. @
well ridden. bgail, q --lea--"iu, P!:oted by
the dimiaquye J. M2Iio, S''fae WITH a rush i,i
front of watgrcrcs,- ''''1
Doraiice ana Odnor. cyeE-roa,v shots.
Tat5 I1yh ay,a Dl-i' siI.E - were oi ''. II. i i
much much OF a mare az heE Dtst, git sIte uid d2-
s4e wa. throw IN vita. Shl uas on ia
front to g couple Of false breaks. but when
4s ghs 1Srt to ~s tbs SaS g'''H ons a G" a IP b
ln57 f ,yst ~ of n a bt ~ n, -
ing left TO iRah with. Eva Moe came out
Of the bunch at the end aEd staggered in
A lot Of money Was uagered On Odror in
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
PIIiLADELpHiA G. CINCINNATI 4.
Ncv;oG's NiIduess Cost the Reds u
t!n-e Mnh ENciIimg t.Ame.

TH'I-I-'TNH. Ia 81. IS--To-day'l game u
tween Philadelphia an. Ci1linnau WAS close -
the Finish. aid tIe victory OF the locals was due
principally TO Ssuton's wilfincss After the Sec
ed inning Fraser kcrt "a. .lstors' hits VIII
scattered. Attendance Sis. r"pTv:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
SELECTIONS

First Rsce-Huagarian. Maydias. Mss Bram-
hla-
Second Race Marcy Po.sert, Orleans
Third Eace-OElsndine, ZazeI Sir Eela.
Fourth Race-Negligencs Dcmozeita. Francis
Pope.
4 Morris.
Sixth Race-Magg,s Davis, Sweet CaporaI.
Ncddesone.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

James Higgins, plumber in Maplewood
was not in the party which took a wild
drive through the bed Of the River das
PereS last Saturday night. The OCCUPANTS
Of the buggy were four Of his friends
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

Netii" Blair and HAinforth also ran. st time.
'' class pdc.ug-FGuue pilGrl Wgn. Tom
N'iait second. Eft" Powers. third Na,rl T.,
Mg'''!3;it Boy aaI Milton :. aia5 fai'. Hea-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19

'h'sagH. sept is.--'Tte American, League s.a-0r.
't.s.t to-day Wi;' a defeat fur Chic4sn TGr
" t'rI- t4uc''J their HIS 1f Thomas h. the
i;rL ai.t f.urth innings and Iry, ej him [, J.
i..ih i.ttts .r!att brilliantly - tiUvs. Attend
uure. -n. Score
u 81 =.
Hirast ...---.-....-1 t. . . O 81
lhiiAHHI'i's .--....i o . o q . as 80 d
i's'j'''es chicago. FISHER Thomas and NU.i.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-19
KLoNptkE a TiMUER-TOPpEn.

tirand Hurdle Race at hinioch
Every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-04
auduboD.

M. f. Kerwin will soon have a pair
of large stock scales put up on his farm
in Douglas township. He has couple
of cars of cattle which he will soon
commence feeding. He always has
lots of stock and is each year handling
more.
]. F. Russell left the busy scene of
his store Tuesday evening for few
days visit at Spencer and other points
in the north part of the state. He took
with him his gun and complete hunt
ing equipments, and when he returns
we expect he will be loaded down with
game.
Teddy Burns, who clerked for time
at l. Blotchky's is talking of going to
his home at Winterset and go into
business. Teddy has not been in town
long but showed that he had ability
and we would guess if he undertakes a
business he would not give up until
he had succeeded.
John r. Black, the owner of
fine speed horses at the fair grounds,
that Matt Williams has been training
this summer, came up from his home
near Griswold Monday to test their
speed. The rain put the track in such
shape he could not see them work out
SO he went on north and will return
later in the week He expects TO have
a sale of fine horses the 18th of this
month, and will put up some good
animals.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-04

splendid time. Doth the God of
Storm rule right, they will have one
of the finest times they have had vet
this fall, for these people possess the
particular faculty of making all have
pleasant time.
1t is seldom a surprise can be per-
pitrated on an unsuspecting victim,
but last Saturday night showed the
family of Wesley Joy one in which
they could scarcely realize the posi-
bility OF. Their goods torn up and
ready to move; themselves tired with
the days work, when the friends and
neighbors came trouping in, they
could but stand and wonder what
was meant. A ray of intelligence
told them that in the hearts of neigh
bors there was a warm and Affection
ate spot for each and all Of them and
this was their method of showing
their regret at leaving. Yves was the
slowest TO recover and almost had to
be forced into their midst so dumb
founded was he. But when the fam
lily did recover they made things
pleasant to the guests. Anyone who
knows the people Of Ross know that
when they assemble for good time
they know how to have it. Fun piles
upon fun, and the wild gambo of
mirth is succeeded by a tidal wave of
jollity that sweeps and carries everv-
thing before it. After a time the
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-04
Naphtha Tank Exn1odes

New York, Sept. 29.-Eariy this
morning naphtha tank exploded at
the Central Gaslight works. The ex-
ploslon was heard for miles around
and broke all windows in the vicinity.
The burning naphtha flowed down the
street and into the engine room of the
gas company, setting it afire. The
flames at times shot 20 feet up in the
air. The tiremen fought desperately
to prevent the flames from spreading
to the gas holders, which are near the
scene of the explosion
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-04
6 M 7

Ed Lancelot continues on the sick
list.
Mrs. Swanson went to Manning
Saturday.
Mr.. Archer, our barber has moved
into Merits hall.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Corner called on friends
in Manning Tuesday.
Mrs. CARRIER and Ines visited at the
milford home Sunday.
Will Barger and Ed. Mitchell were
Audubon visitors Monday.
Frank Rodgers went to Manning
Monday, returning the next day.
Mrs. French attended the q. B.
Conference at Cambridge last week.
Mrs. Bertha Shelley is out to Frank
Arbeman's doing up the fall sewing.
Mrs. Walter Audas and Gertie
Ramsey drove to Dedham Wednes-
day.
Uncle jim Foster returned from a
two weeks visit at Sioux City, Fri
day.
Ed Mitchell and family will move
to Jamaica soon, where he has en-
ployment.
Peter Mundt is taking care of the
postotfice during the absence of the
postmaster.
Mrs. Matte Reed, of Iowa county,
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Renttie.
Emerson Shelley and Prof. Gun,
ningham attended the Cousins speech
at Audubon Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland, of Green
county, are visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Mary Koch is attending the
household affairs at the Goodnow
home during Mrs. Goodnow's illness.
Byde Baldwin and wife. and Mr..
and Mrs. Garland visited at the w.
l.. Swaney home Thursday and Fri.
day.
Will and Mollle Barger have pur-
chased the Ed. Mitchell house and
will take possession as soon as va
Gated.
Dan Corbin, of Dakota, formerly
an Audubon county farmer, is down
visiting with relatives and old time
friends.
The Misses Mable and Grace Swan
ey visited Saturday and Sunday at
the Byde Baldwin home, up near
Manning.
w. F. Gray and his daughter, Etfie,
returned from a two weeks visit at
their old home in Fayette county
Saturday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-04
Filipino Envoy Arrives.

New York, Oct. l.-SeXto Lopez,
formerly secretary and contidante of
General Aguinaldo, arrived here yes
terday on the Campania. Lopez is
said to have come here at the invita-
ton of Fisk Warren and he expects to
explain to the people the Filipinos'
side of their fight with this country.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-04
.rney swnppeu.

A little boy in Bangor. Me-. was suf-
fering from a severe cold. and his
mother gave him bottle Of cough
mixture to take while at school, On
his return she asked if he had taken
his medicine. NO" he candidly re.
piled, "but Bobby Jones did. He liked
it, so snapped it with him for hand
full of peanuts"