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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
WESTERN ROWING CLUB PARTY.
Attended by 5000 PcrsOus-Nusic,
Dancing and Speeches.

This years entertainment season OF the
Western Rowing CiUt opened last nishi "a
Iorug,'s CnncortIia Park with a lawn party
More than son Invitations had been issued
To- the members of various organizations IN
r.suonded The EVENINGS Amusement con-
sisted principally of dancing IN III" pavilion;
but this was relieved hy singing ana
speeches.
The st Louis Drum and Piccolo Corps.
thu. Bohemian Drum and liuEie corps. IN"
Southwestern and the South -. Louis Drum
and Buglc Corps were in ATTENDANCE and
gave spirited exhibitions of their skill. The
singers were chiefly expenditures OF sing
ing societies from the several Turnvereine
Of the city.
Short addresses were made by 7. w.
Keune, president of the club. ana 10y ii. Z.
DoeTr, chairman of the Enter titnm hS
Committee Other members Of the Enter
tainrl-nt Committee were Charles HI. kreh.
Robert n Molshheimer. Henry l.. Rocker,
Louis obcri. Jr.. Charles +. Naithet. Az
gust TraUpel. l.. W.tuh'iiner. GustaVe r.
tic-tZ ana Theodore ". keUne.
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him in good stead. BY the narrow margin
Of = few inches. T. H. Hyan's horse gath
cred in the race. Pink Goat was second.
ADVANCE Guard third and Sidney Lucas
fifth Tho time, 2.oi2s. was just shy of b.
Ing worlds record.
The Derby winner got off none too well.
ana pullman Immediately took him back
70 last position. Found set the pace and
carried TIL field at a furious gait. At the
half Found led hv three lengths. with Pink
Goat second. Macy rhirl md Lucas last.
Making tn" Ear turn. Pullman began 20
move VI. and got into fifth position. But
The Roman. with light weight up. WAS
running Ike deer. and Found had TO quit.
Advance Guard, who is matched with Sid
nsy Lucas At the same distance on the
rounding into the stretch and seemed Ia
be winning. but he was badly ridden and
barely lasted long enough to win the small
end Of ;he purse from Jolly Roger. The
Elrs- race. Eve fu-lonss-GoId Badge. ins
- l. second; Bsttus. los jS6a:hard,. : t. l.
imrl. TIM 1:"l's Cora Gce;z. omdnrInan.
sad sam. Invici,s; and GT:vsn also ran
Second race. six furlarGs-Sta- Chamber. III
!. second NinyoU. loc dtuos', 70 l. third.
Time. l:l+is lnnlvaf"r. itCur. Ailenna. Allie
Ii ,sarlet LILY Eta and Far-:senion also ran
E, -, liH1 I@1' y, a,T"[a :? ser2nd;
cl1e.uS AL maty lazy ,i , Tan sidney Lucas Found
Fourth race. one ruilc-Yr Brown 1nO ,KniGhn.
second: George Arnold lie 6Cayvosd), 10 $
third. Time l:3SA.. Belle OF Memphis. Wax and
Ff,h race, six furirrgs sefing-Heirh TIo.
Toe 'EupsI. to l. won. FIamore 100 ttiti,o...
20 10 Z. second; John G:iEShv. 9, tKuicht,. s
:" = third Time. ia AVIATOR Relic of Holm
del. Patron. Free Hand. Aloha H. Tidy Ann
and FreIiuCbuysen also ran.
sixth race. one mile selling sam McKeeve-.
l"5 tNiti'oe'. ; to !. wor: Eins-ein. ~ BIAS
T:nFs@rt. 10 70 s ,r,o nue IiCk lo2 r.
Seeye. Tim Gainev George Kra,s and The
Devil also ran
seventh race one mile. selling-Orirnar. 100
tWiHkac5l ! n T. Won: CaEruoosey 10, -.
Martini. 6 to !. second. Diss-a,uta - Harsh
hrrccri. - ]. third. Time. i:3s- Hish Kinks.
TuTs .-1l T.,
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GETAWAY DAY At HELAIR.
Form Players Succeeded in Picking
Majority of the Winners.

Montreal. July 2I.-The fBeiair meeting
closed to-day. Five favorites were beaten
in succession. The steeplechase was won
by Arquebus. the only favorite TO show in
front first. The summaries:
First race. six furlonEs-Iack sGia. ln7 NC
eaaae': 10 !. won. Xint. Sc trhom?sont L 70
| and I" ]. second; May Ii0yi. Ini tCo..Irni :
t9 ? tGtri. Tine. LEA. In the Push sauce Boat
Ten u. Save and Eaffisi ais. ran
second race. Your and one half furlonss-F-i
worth. rs rienSonl, 70 !. Won. Sa- I,uis. Jos
l;y"n). t. and out. second. Lizzie A. 20
,.aiy'. to 7. third. Time. ,,af. Mistrigi cup
MalfHGza ana Ambrose also ran.
Third race. mile and six f8rlouEe-FStnca 1I7
c'ohurni. 70 !. won. Nancy Til. los - paIyl
= and to ; second: NJ Murphy % WON
Derby. L" ]. third. Time. % Bv C;rorg-
Captive. -ranooni. Miss FonsolaDd and Ida Ford
h:. ~ also nun
Fourth race Forest ard Stream, Stakes. seven
fVrinugS-Aitheat. IS fCohurnp to ! Won; O,a
brooks .; .h, mpsGnl 70 ;. second; Rel! Punch
lni NcQuado). , to !, third Time :a5a, He
away. .aiaia ard Alfred NsrEIava also ran
. Fifth race. SIX fGrl1ngs- Lizzie Kelly. % Co
hufn;. to !, won. Give Russell 10 &C.. wilson,.
= TO and 10 l, second. Inte~t - IL. palyp.
% 10 J. third. Time. ] l3i. Wuepr.ss CLIP
s"'ta. Niola X. Left Bower and Ny Lizzie also
ian.
sixth race .teenlechase fun co,Irse-Arauehus.
lf2 tsoyl"yD. 10 ). won; A-rezzo 6 C!IuSt0r.l
10 J. second Jack Carey. 80 (lN. IohnS1nt Il to
,, third. Time not taken. Doctor Coop, Last
Fellow, Aco-ta and Tire Nrn0u also ran.
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CRICKETFR FLETCHERs DIG SCORE
Groundkceper of the 81. Louis 4. 4.
Has Field Day mt Forest Park

Inc FIetcher's nig score and wonderful
iowli1E ANALYSIS. coupled with a very fine
nor innings of 80 by +. :. Roberts. were
IN. features Of the r>ame nj Forest Park
Saturday when MIR. Ratcline's team won
hy tn. close margin Of runs from Mr..
glinCh'S side.
For ,h. losing side Doctor Murray and
the Reverend Mr.. DUCkwOrth secured
double figures. the former being handily
dismissed by a sharp catch near the
wicket lv Piston.
BARK + was suffering with a sore arm.
and after tlrOpping en- bit short for four
overs was retired I'm favCr of Redmond, q
promising young bowler.
The consensus Of opinion amongst Chi
Cago Cricketers 10 tliat had the 81. Louis
team been represented I'm the tournament
they would have stood very fair show.
Robinson and Donegal played for the
Omaha team and both distinguished them
selves with the hall. Donegal securing ten
wickets in the ona Minnesota game for
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PRINCE or MELnorRNE.s RACE.
Carrying f26 Pounds He Traverscd n
Milr nd 4Mnrtcr in 2:OI L..

New York. July I.-At BRIGHTON Beach
to-day Prince OF Melbourne with ~; pounds
up, won the Sea Gale Stake at a mile and a
quarter from Bricatier by one-half "A
length in the fast time IF 2:lS Is. The sum-
maries:
First race. one mile. scling-Alsike. 101 Csfc-
Cue. 9" and TO >. won by neck: Autumn.
10. Spencer to and 20 > second b, SIX
lengths; Rinaldo. l01 tsaawl. to l and 10 ].
ihird- Time, i:tH - ii1foou. survivor Flax
also
second race. six furionEs-Santers Ie5 cTur-
nerj. TO and , to 1. won by a neck: waring
y. 'clawsonl. to ! and even. second by a
neck: Meenanus. 1os CHenrye to and to
.. third Time. Ina 2-5. rhar.atr- NaTibert
Mayor Gilroy Smoke and Tuart also ran
Third race. stesnlechase al,ont ;go miIes-tpld
Tank, LEG tBrazip. to i and 10 i, and
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VOTERS RECORD EaU.LED.
orimor Tra.ersei a Nile in :;S at
Washington Park.

Chicago, July 2l.-Orimor today eqUaled
the worlds record of l:3S at Washington
Park for a mile, made 10y Voter 1T Brighton
Beach on Tuesday. He did the trick in
Tie seventh race, and did 1t IN a way which
ieft little room for doubt that he could
have made at least a quarter Of a second
better time If he had been fully pushed
out.
Sidney Lucas did not even get inside the
money in the Wheeler Handicap. The Ru-
man. a despised outsider, whose chances
were considered so slim that the books did
not hesitate TO lay odds of Il to / against
him, won the purse. Pink Coat. on whom
there was strong tip out, was the one
10 fight for the race in n heartbrcalSiug
finish, in which The Romans nose stood
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ALGO>arINs DEFEATED FIELD CLUB
Webster Golfers Seem tn He Sweeping
ENcrNihiuy RcfOrc Them.

Those athletic young men from the SUB
urban village Of Webster. the Aigonquins,
are lf-made golfers Unlike what has been
sand about the Sel;-made an. they have
10 reason To he ashamed of the job. Fer
they go about beating regularly prepared.
matriculated and graduated golfers every
day Of the week. The cTaCk Field club team
went DOWN yesterday before these wonder
fUl fellows from Webster. thirteen holes 20
the bad. on their own difficult and pecuiia-
course. too.
In sooth. the Field Club was not in il.
II was the AgOnGuiES all the way H. =
Mckinnie got into the first class by De
fcating :. q. Sjckney. three up IN eighteen
holes AIR. Stickn.y found the course try
Ing. his bad lies being haf-i and frequent
Mr. MCEinnis IS very strong on the Field
Club course where his fine long game and
great physical strength tell Indeed. il Is
doubtful IL h, can he beaten on that course.
Mr. McGea Is not in practice. so he fCll
before the invincihle Adams. four up. The
big fellow has been sick recently. and Is
not within some strokes OF his best game
Adams is in fine form.
Tudor Wilkinson came back in fire form
from prctracted ysi, IN. the south It Is
in \ match. Yesterday he WAS very good
beating Mr.. Bissell. four up
e. a. Robinson was most unfortunate ana
was beaten by the dangerous Mr. Pope. tour
up. The Field Club. with It's tremendous
distances does not favor Mr.. Robinson =
game. which is clean and accurate. but not
long enough for such a course.
Doctor Pittman and Mr.. Whit'Hmora had
II long driving contest all the way around
Tn, medical gentleman was best on the
greens and won. three un.
Kent Jarvis was at the very apex of his
game and gave MIR. HOdgkins sound heat
ing seven up just now Mr. Jarvis is play
ing really excellent golf
As if TO Offset the advantage gained by
Mr. Jarvis. his ranking man on the team.
Mr.. Thompson of the AlGonquins. lost tn
Mr. Gilbert" seven down. Hut II made 10
difference for the match was already Won
hy the AlgOnquins beyond all losing. But
two AlgnnquinS lost their games. while six
Field Club men We're beaten
The recent rains have done the course
lot of good. II was much better yesterday
thar il was when the Jockey Club went
down before the Field Gun last week. me
green's ver. very good in spots. and the
fair green much superior TO what IL has
been this season The scores:
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rsr!on 1856 tFtnneTanl. - ana - : raa
dead heat. Cousin less. Ia '}rs-kru, 10 /
md ; 10 :. third hv rw.ly. lengths. Time
40 -. Baby Bill Hgh Ti1. H. Dave :. Pro
tus, Oracle. Owaissa Doctor Rcd. Maggie.
Fourth race. the E'nis -rradu=tc stakes Ave
and u:ie-half TgrlonES- HanGUnrk IiH iM-C'uei.
10 ) and oUt. won. put.Hn."r. IT, 'Sr'ncers.
u :" and ou;. second. Ethics. i51 'Mr-heiI.
% To and To l. third. Time. I.0' b. Marc
Lane also ran.
Fifth race tho Sea Gale stakes mile ard a
quarter Prince Melbourne. I25 spencer, 20 {.
wen: f'iisadi"r. los 6Mc,'u.,. {. ard even.
s.cond. David Garricls l16 jIIenry1. - 20 third
Tim. 2.9S - Motley md Lew KRAFT also ran,
sixth race, mile ana a sixteenth. scliirg-C;cu-
erai Mart Gary, Ia Turner. TO : and to
:. won. Bette GRAY ~ CAiitcheTr,. IL 10 ami
10 l. second: Wooster Boy. IN tMcJ-ue,. to
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Speedy Egg Hat Mare. Well Driven by
Thomas. Closed strong.

Detroit, Mich, July 2L-By declaring OF
the 2ui pace and 2:22 trot. the programme of
the Blue Ribbon meeting at Crosse poiute
was finished this afternoon. Two races on
the card, the 2.2 trottiug ana the Hotel
Normandie Stake for 200 PAGERS, wcra Uu-
finished from yesterday. La~So had one heat
to his credit In the trottinE event ard won
the race comparatively easy. Rylcy = won
the only heat OF the Hotel Normauhic Stake
paced yesterday ana WAS in front 1t the fin
ish of the first heat to-day. Then Heitie u.
took the rae. in straight heats. Sidney
Pointer won the Wayne Hotel Stake IN
straight heats. and after losing the first
heat of the Merchants and MHuufq ctUrers'
Consolation Stake to Walter kcim, Oracle
Onward won the event IN straight heats.
EOralrna won the 2:l2 Cias. tTujting event.
The summaries:
- class. trottInE. purse il.ln1:
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THIRD CAVALRY COMING.
Famous Regiment En- R0ute to the
Far East.

Four troops of the Third United States
Cavalry will pass through 81. Louis early
next week According to advices received
by Captain T. +. Davis. local recruiting
officer. the squadron is on Its way 70 tho
Philippines.
The Third Cavalry was for some time
stationed at jefferson Barracks. Il is
active service I'll China. The famous
Third cavalry band will accompany the
detachment. This band. in its time was
one Of the principal attractions AT Jeffer-
son Barracks. being 50 popular that when
the regiment was ordered away from the
barracks. the people of 81. Louis petition"d
the War department to allow II To remain
AT the barracks
The detachment is expected 10 arrive
from Fort Nyer. Va. Tuesday morning.
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800 800 go sss'
BOWLING ANALYSIS
FORTER 4 REAL. LION.
London Enthusin site Over the Great
Cricket Player.

London. July 2l--In purely home matters
L. r. Porter. the youthful captain Of the
oxford cricket team. Is quite the man or
the hour. Beside breaking the !nterun.-
VeTSitv record this week. he has broken all
records by making centuries in both innings
for the Gentlemen Of England against the
Players.
Even Grace. in his palmiest days, never
equaied this. and In consequence Porter IS
a Hon Of the first order
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PEBBLES ROAD RACE POSTPONED.
Entries Have Been Reopened and
ENerN Rider L. EliribIc.

The Peerless &. g. road race. which was
10 have been held this morning over the
Forest Park course. has been postponed
until Sunday. July 90 at a m Entries
have been reopened until Wednesday. july
y. at y. m.
start 10 finish. as such men as Bert Hard
ing. Alex Lairg. Eddie Grath. Wentworth
steele and 'kaw" Rebenschied have al.
ready entered and will ride from the
scratch mark
All entries received AZ 3i2-Sif North
E~isNf
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BAD BLOOD,
BAD COMPLEXION.

The skin is the seat of an almost end
less variety Of diseases. They are known
by various names, but ATE all due TO the
same Cause, acid and other poisons in
the blood that irritate and interfere with
the proper action OF the skin
To have a smooth, soft skin, free from
all eruptions, the blood must be kept pure
and healthy. The many preparations Of
arsenic and potash and the large number
OF face powders and lotions generally
used in this class of diseases cover up
for a short time, but cannot remove per-
nIanently the ugly blotclles and the red,
disiigurrug pimples.
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DE,p HEAT AT sANDOwNE.
sIo,n and l.. R~iT Were the Riders In
the Event.

London. July 2I.-At the second days rae
,,r ~ tha Sandovne second summer meet
irg ro-..av the National hT'"dcrs I'rodu""
stakes nf son soVereirns i've fuTl"nss. re-
sui Ell i'm a dead heat between : ar SHOOT.
ridden hv l.. RIFF. and Ian. with Tod sloan
i!u. ]. Rolf guided ]. II. MWk"rs Lin "a
colt. which was third The tohaam FIAT"
was won by Bpuuehosn. ridden by sloan
The Surrey Handicap was won 10y Helen
Margaret also ridden by sloan.
Th. twenty fourth renewal Of IN" Warren
Nursery was won by Arm!uI, on winch
SInan had Tie m I!int-
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CRACK HARNESS HORSES TO RACE.
Grand Circuit Meeting Takes Place at
Cleveland seHt Week.

cleveland. o, July 2l.-The feature Of the
Grand circuit trotting meeting here next
yy,rk will he the 2.Gs trot IN which 1res-
,eus. Tommy Triton, John Nolan. IFaitdn
.av Charley Herr and Gther =printers Will
contend. -
Great interest also centers in the 2:el
trot. which viii hiring together Annie
Hurre George IL RAY, The Eondsman.
rcIma Axte!Ie and four or five others.
number OF the horses have already arrived
at tho track.
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riders agreed TO ride n match of three one
third mile heats and try fo- the one-mie
competition worlds record. which was re-
Gently lowered by liver Lawson. Cooper
succeeded in breaking the record. covering
the mile in i:jSAs. In the match race
Stevens won the first and third heats IN
;5)7. and 81 seconds respectively and
Cooper the second heat in 80. summaries;
onemile handicap. profesStOnal-CHoper
tscratch'. won: Stevens tscratchl. second,
Eaton (25 yards! third. Time. l:.Ss.- This
Is the worlds record.
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/ hcNins entertainment will he given az tn.
FCurtser In Street Thcat.r tomorrow night. WhiCn
viii consist II four bouts II from four
- Is rounds each. Local lights u the tanta n.
featiSr. weit@r and middle weights viii 10 the
attraction All TIE bouts To be for decision
ard some RAJ var:.l goes promised.
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can Bowling Congress met today and de-
cided that the next annual tournament shall
be held in Chicago, January 10 g. The
annual meeting Of thu bowling congress Will
be held in Chicaso. on January >. and 10.
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Ms. J. ". Reilly in q letter 70 The Repnhli,
claims that mistake was made in the article
recently published about the Death ri Alexander
Co,'hrane. who drowned in the Serar0pe
River several days ago. II WIS said at the time
that the h1. Earle Cochran. the weli-kaovy- =.
Jockey Mrs Reilly. who Is sister Of Earle.
ssys that he is In New Iurk anu Is safe and
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winning Horses Mt Davenport Out
ciRsSed Their Fields.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Nr-i 'hi@i' SfETlALL
davenport. Ia. july 21.-The :rotting meet
ing OF the Western Grand Circuit closed at
davenport to-day. The tastes, time of the
meeting was recorded when Edith W. SaSssd
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REPt RIsic SPECIAL
Washington. July 1.-THE following ali
s;ract shows the condition of NATIONAL banks
in Houston. Tex. June %:
RssnurCss-Loans and discounts s.. Ssl.
stocks. securities etc, 81 SD. lawful mon
ey reserve. gold coin. s1g1.SS5. total specie,
81 .sse 0ts. total "eServe, sl..gisli
Observation-Disclosures deposits. sillS AZ:
Aver &c reserve hsid-,i-sS per cent
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COOPER MADE NEW MARK.
CycIist Lowered the Worlds Record
for One Mile.

Washington. July 21.-Only three profess
sional riders. Tom Cooper Orlando Stevens
and JAY Eaton. appeared for to-day's races
at the International Athletic Park. ThssS
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RACES WON IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
Geurlrmen'- Driving Club Events
Were Unusually Tame.

Tho sport AZ the matinee races given ny
thu G.urivInsrS Driving Club yesterday
afternoon WAS not up to the usual STANDARD.
The rain Of Friday AZ Forest Park prevent
81 having IN" fast track that was looked
for ami instead made the course soft and
several seconds slow. Then. too, each
event Was won In straight heats. thus r.
dG,ifs IN" interest that attaches To spit
Lyat features There were only two start
ers IN the fr.c-iOT-all, and Al Dunn again
drove :. W. Harper To the IRON; IN slow
time. What appeared To be wrli-c!asSih"d
lot II Tna6StsrS got the word In the second
race. and ti.rce OF them gave a very clever
exhibition IN the first heat. hu; the bay
mare. Clinlrenc. by Wiltrvnc, owned 10y I
". NCNlnus and driven by Hamlet Boyd
CutclaSs.d tho others and won with ease
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Ind.r tn" wire a winner in the second heat
=! the i~'"-fng-..u page IN %. Ia most ~
i"-dIN'S events III. winning huTS- decidedly
"u'ClasSrd The field. Tn. 2.l' pace was Won
y Tombstone IN three fast heats. The sum
uIri,S-
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Eternal vigilance IS fine price
of a beautiful cOnsQI0xiOn

when such remedies are relied on.
Nr. Ii. L Shobc, 27o4 I.nca- Avcnuc St Loxis.
Mo. SAYS: NV daughter WAS afflicted for wears
with csishguring eruption On her face winch
resisted all treatment. she was taken to two
celebrated health springs. bu. received no bcre-
h,. Na1v medicines were prescribed but with
out resuit. until we decided to try S. : s. and by
the time the FIRST bottle finished the crupe,,s
began TO disappear. dozen bottles cuxed her
completely and left her skin perfectly smooth.
She IS now seventeen years old. and Dot a sign Of
the embarrassing disease has ever returned"
S s. S. is a positive. unfailing cure for
the wors, forms of skin troubles. II is
the greatest of all blood purifiers, ard the
only one guaranteed purely vegetable
Pad blood makes had co,r,rlev,ous
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REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

rae cof
.S4J I n race purse 500 $'earo and upward selling one ana
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ROWLING, ANALYSIS
'''' W CiiNClf.s 81

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purihes and invigo-
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that nourishes the
BODY and keeps the
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G0VernOr C0lmHn has shlNpeE 10 M0h"TIy,
Mo where the fair takes place next week.
III. following horses. Nonaut. blach PAGER
5v Walnut BOY. dam by Monitor: Alpha
" likes bay mare by Wilkesmont, dam by
Monitor: and Mougoli, hay stallion by Al
Iauaorf son IF onward dam by Monitor
II r Fellows, Springfield, No. was an In
-ar,=tsd s,pectatDr 1t yesterdays races.
l.. Il. fiaTrigan. great admirer o: The
E.@rcuti1.. Board of the Driving Club. went
10 Detroit last week t. witness IN" Blue
Ribbon races at Crosse Park track
~,-ainrg4n e.l3s. hy Brurx. Jr.. has been
brought in from the farm and Is being
logged some over the Driving club track.
Tn, programme for next Saturday VIII be:
classified prize tot for Lucanti G, Ray
Rates XiIl.sgold Angie and Roy. frsc-for-
all exhibition pace. fr.e-i0T-dll exhibition
trnt cIa~lif;cl exhibition pace for VIII Hal.
PhoIa NcCirgcor, HUeXtell. Ir-, Lady Helen.
ROYAL Flush and Boxer. Entries close Fri
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