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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13
STATE NEWS.
PENOBsCOT.
GARLAND.


The town meeting was convened.
March H. The weather was against
tup altendanCe. The business was d.s-
patctfetl with a good degree VI la--
mcaiy. The Ola board Of seiectmal weIc
allsge-elected: Mr. John Abbot, first,
Mr.s Jennings, second. Ny. Oliver,
third. town clerk, D. +. Knight: col
iectpr and treasurer, l.. A. Millet: su-
r.efnltendent nf schools, Mrs H. Cor
d4r school board. r. "A. C. Emerson.
sisPen w. Haskell. George Garden; con-
! ST abie. l. A. MilIet: road commission
-er, Arthur Reed.
- Dr.. Josiah Davis OF Holt's Mills, suf-
sffred q shock Of paralysis. March 5.
from which he did not recover, but died
the Wednesday following. His age was
about so years He had been a resi-
dent of this town for many years. and
was very devoted Christian. deacon
of the Free Baptist church for about
Tn Years His long exemplary Christian
ntc has had its influence with the COM
munlty ana VIII stin i've in the mem
orE of a large circle of friends, Who
extend their sympathy To the family.
tha Town baIr uy..7,...,1.,.. .,avt Nrsi.
w ,hc .r.r..-,.., -,,,1 ,-a-.,I -,,,,sf7 by
r,,,,, ,.,I,.,+ ,,,t,..,. ....,.,f-.'.. II, m, ira
,,,l .,.i'-. ,,.,,;..,, ,,.in
T., ,.,,,......;.,t,.z'' ,i,..', nm
,,..,,,,,, 80 g., l..,,.,rso, Ad-
,,,.ei,.,, N l.n,s 1.., ..,a,,,, and cake.
( cents. Ihc proceeds Eo Up PAY ;he
minister's salary.
AIr. John NI,C,usIarl and family
h,y. r,,y.d i,-, rra cneII bouss.
which he has ,....D+1,- ,,rr..hasaJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

At O'clock this morning, the ti'ka;+
for the junior exhibition to bc given at
the opera hoU.'e, Friday evening. VIII
20 en- sale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

/. i. Hanson Of Bangor gave the
city a short call. yesterday. while on
his way to Boston on hu.inrsS. He
was accompanied frcm this city by his
ron, Harold tIauso,..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

The Randolph Clothing Club will
meet with Irs. a. T. Russell. Thurs
day afternoon. Al o'clock. \ fan at
tendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

:. a. Burlcigh. colby. 'l. VINO II now
principal Of the Eiigh school ana sup
"tintendent of schools in Bethlehem
Ct, is the guest of friends in the city
for u few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13
Harry R. li.tIe!i Id.

Harry II. Littlefcld, aged %, dicl at
his home IN Chelsea, Sunday. aft a
prolonged illness of consumption. He
was born in Chelsea, the son of Mr..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

a r. Reynolds. who was called to
Canton by the death of his father,
Sunday. returned. last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

Mrs i. s. HnIw"y ia tho guest NJ
ii lends in Lisbon.
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Daily ksnnsbet Journal
GARDINER.
Journals Telephone CaII-37-5.

Miss Cora Sawyer arrived home. last
evening. from a short visit u Tops .
ham.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

The postponed Salmlgundi club
whist party Will be given in the pubic
library rooms. Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

II. T. HIckir ct Curinn1. was
among the city's callers, Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13
OAKLAND.

Hiram EDDY las returned from a
brief visit ;u Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

Manager Chase If City hail, has
booked lhr "Prsnncr of IrnlA" Com
pany for March -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

Mrs. =. J. Nelson of Rcadfcld. il in
town the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
q. II. johnson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

MIS- Clarence Lombard ana dll~h-
ter have gene 70 their home in Lynn.
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

Mr. and Mrs. 6. w. Gou!dine left
Tuesday. fer brief visit to Boston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

Mrs. Rcdingt"n Ellis has returned
from n visit to Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

Mls. Ecrt Leighton Of Auoe,st,
was in town over Sunday the guest of
Mis-. /. II. Field, Middle street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

The friends of Miss Y. A. Brown are
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13
They May Be Used

/. TO reduce Premiums. or
2. To increase the Insurance. or
g. To Make Policy Payable as an En-
dowment during the Lifetime of Insured
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

MOTEL Every member OF the Mu-
TUAL BENEFIT is SURE of fair md lib
eral treatment under ALL circumstances,
and no matter what happens. he will get
his moneys worth in insurance, for it Is
all put down in black and white lin the
policy"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

The company has paid over 81. 2.OO00 900 Ii
Maine and has larger per cent OF all
the insurance Il has written in the state
now in force than any other company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

nr. Horace liilrr w North Arson.
.@ visiting Ills brother, pr. ". :. Miller.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13
After Second Year

Dividends are payable at the be ginning
Of the second and of each succeeding
year. provided the Premium for the cur
:ent year be paid.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

Mis-. NJ. ~ Johnson anl daughter
Miss Nira, were in Portland, Tuesday,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

omcer # thr day. cant McAdam..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-13

Mrs, .. y. KnoWlton has returned
t'"m visit IF e few days with friends
IH Puitln-l
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THE RULING OFF OF /. REIFF.
1T Is Evident that the Americans are Not
Wanted on the English Turf.

The license OF Lester Reir, the Amerl.
can Jockey, revoked by the stewards OF
the English Jockey club sitting at New
market and the man who has made $500
600 riding on the English turf was given
further sentence that is usually metcd
out only to welchers. He was warned on
Newmarket Heath. The ruling viii onnly
to all other tracks controlled by the Jockey
club. Rein was charged with pulling
horse In recent race.
On the heels Of the news of Rei0s nm.
lshment comes report that Richard Gro
ker will take his stable to America AZ the
end OF the present season. 1t is also nm.
derstood that Edward Corrgan has been
notified that his license as a trainer viii
not be renewed next year
The charge agnlnst Lester Rei6 is seri.
ous-that of pulling William c. whltney's
DE Lacy when that horse ran second 70
Minnie Dee. the property of Richard Gro
kor, on last Friday. Johnny Rein was up
on Cookers horse.
There was much hearing Of evidence
against Rein. In general It settled down
to support 10y the American trainers who
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A PLUMP FIGURE.

MaL.s a First-Class, Telling Argument.
'tsLout a wear ago a doctor ard his VIE
,o,,c a. h1nrd with " We already ma
MI, d who was at that llmg INN ana
vtiIow and considerably out ~ heaith,
,Thc irsi morning the new boald1fS r"ihe
20 thr tnble as guests mo young lauE Ie-
n'o5iled as she sat her cup down; lh's
H. cn0cri' whilp the doctor added: Not
-, ru tito tho poor coffee they nave htcn
"a 10 ' IA M the hctel. | smiled behind
-, a., i,,onktu and asked " either Of mem ever
tted Iretum Food Coffee Tie doctor slld
H., had tasted q. but u was weak nisef.
, Va ~ gtpW Miss G. had heard OF II and
,risbod she cnuid try H.
II said nothing, but GO the end Of three
months when MIS- a. was renlY 10 icaFe
ms for new Held N labor. said nave
Lfeu giving you Postum Food tniite ~
tbe time vow have been mere " mar
~ ,tat cofI.c Postumi she sud J re-
,,n,.,9nd ttaf / had noticed wth great pleas
mre hpr daIlv gain w health ana now lhAt
~ ,,ns ienvinr us inter only three months
~ our tablr She had rosy cheeks ana "a
MANN figure, which was all the argument
anVone needed 10 prove the iHct thot she
bad been we'll cared for, ana the reason
ION her gain In hellih WAS the use on
Postum Food Coffee, for no oiher change
Ind hecn made OF any account ln heT t3oh;
.sirhe doctor WAS very iunch ueughifd
vim The experimcnt. and DISCOVERED That
where he had trled Postum before No hHi
heen unfortunate IN having u underholle1.
postim must be boiled hfteen or twenty
ninutes "a bring out the delicious haYorl
and then II will suit the taste Of anyone;
Mrs. Florence pougherty' PlGcerYille'
Idaho.
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watched the race and attack by English
jockeys who were In the race Higgins,
William C. whitney's trainer. testified that
he was close observer Of the race, mas
much as De Lacy Is In his charge, and
SAID he saw nothing wrong. Similar test-
mony was given by Trainer wishard and
other Americans. II is reported that the
accusation against Reif came from a
prominent Engllshman.
In the American turf colony there Is now
a general belief that the Jockey club Is
leaning toward severe dealing with Amcri-
can riders and trainers; that It's recent
rules are unfavorahle to Americans. and
IN short, that the place for an American on
the English turf is gradually being mar
rowcd down until trainers aud jockeys will
be almost compelled to stay at home.
While most of the trainers from abroad
think RelG was given too severe sen.
tencc. they are afraid to talk The ques.
tlon of whether Rein pulled De I.ncy has
been decided by the Jockey club. aud the
ruling has simply gone to make Amer-
caus feel decidedly uncomfortable on the
English turf.
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

ocrnrrtopr Gainesville, Texas. Oc.
tobcr Mrs ]. 4 Og,ethorp, wife at
nronirent stocl5man and fruit grower died
Po Il',in'"' ''''
'or"l ,.ra,, r,,os ootober
DORM ,, A9 ,, tnoyH1mS cotton buyer
J. II. DorWHH, dici S'Wurm'' Ma L.eu +,
dence lasl hiGh, sI az ur,nber ~ yclrs
citizen OF Anl''n' '"l q Nv r,,,a 90
YOUNG BLOOD hnHhgS God ,ci,. Of
toher 3 Mrs. - NouhEb"'' ,NHir az
/. u. Nounghio'd, pr"rqilhen' Ii,,ii -
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When DR.. Frank Tanning, the Magnetic Healer,
Cured Their Little Child Last May.
THE CHILD HAD EPILEPSY AND PARALYSIS.
And Was Thought to BE IncurabIe, and Dying Under
the Treatment of Dallas Physicians

The days passed
Dallas True they not frequent occurrences as IN the early
every
that something wonderful has
occurred and then the sases of this generation put their old white heads
that the world coming to end But don't come
motion all the dormant
the human machinery But % the point There has been truly
magnetic healer bright little
pretty Christine Iiong the sweetest flower OF bunch OF ve is
natchcd yawnug o the enjoyment
perfect mculNand all this because as
suaded to Tanning reception
room Of tb 9oco te patiently waiting her time to the
her lap lay the time she
teed failed She feared that glance
from the doctor would tell her the led
Ills big heart fun of sympathy would not permit MIN
thought the contrary he offered her the only nope
lie started to work at once and he saw some
child taken from the room That night Chris
well the sleep for weeks The next day and for heen
days thereafter Mrs Hons was at the doctor WIN On r @
Improvement Soon the child recovered the
little face and Mrs iiong knew that
her baby had been spared to her On FFoay ia' @
cricket and played and praneed about
office as though nothing had ever been the mater WIN @
that Christine was cured the mothers
from its easement She was the hap mother IN
the best told by little ChsuneS noer IN
at only as parents can feel for child
prompts following testimonial that may inspire conn
and death has its hold upon us our
darling 10 violently seized with epilepsy
producing condition like general paralysis sun
every ere in fact they seemed to crawl and twist
taken called In physician VINO treated h
for three rapidly and the last week OF his treat
n had than two hours sleep
and night seemingly against ate we
Dr. Fanning and after his hrSt treatment sn p
and we had better every day and
now in all covering twenoe days. she can run
@ 40 so Nv calling on us with hearts full of gratitude shall
thank Tanning to Dallas Most grateulyi
~ "AlR AND MRS, EDWARD HONG,
"4so Cochran Street Dallas. Texas"
The gnunene the above facts can not be CUES
toned surely flaming as the most meaning
The rapid and permanent and disease by his mao
marvellous mysterious and tne hahu
must indeed hold Natures power % heS -
and miraculous degree-Daas News May 49, 1885 81 - !. -
flaming who performed the anoVe Wonue ~ $50
located Hutchins House Houston Texas consultation " ~ =
in person free
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Dallas at the suggestion OF Ted sullivan
of Milwaukee, WIS for a convention 10
be held in Dallas ON Thursday November
league for the season Of 1902 MIR sui
Ivan has written Mr. Gardner that he
has determined 10 come 20 Texas the Inter
part of October In response TO numerous
REQUESTS SO to do and win add an he can in
promoting the success Of new league. Mt.
Garducr has been quietly but sysicmoiicnl-
~ working on a TcNas league circuit for
next wear all the past summer, and now
feels assured of success ". H. Ward OF
Fort Worth has promised TO take hold Of
thnt important point and aid in forming
the circuit generally. Dallas, Fort Worth.
Waco penison Paris and Houston ARE
considered sure members OF the new league,
aud several other good towns may also be
I'm ths circuit finally,
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American League seasons record;
AFTER OTHER PRIZES,
Houston Dogs viii Be Exhibited at the
Dallas Bench Show,

Houston DOGS viii Be Exhibited at the
Dallas Bench Show
Not content with the liberal laurels car
red off with her rice exhibit Houston Is
out to capture other prizes that the Texas
State fair at Dallas has to give, and 10
this end the dog fanciers Of the city have
sent their longest pedigreed CANNES Tor
the bench show, which will take place al
the fair during the present week
Houston and Texas Central railroad, tar
Ing with him the following dogs, which
were given passage via Wells' Fargo "
y. W. House, Jr,, Great Dane
James I.awlor, four Great Danes ana one
ST. Bernard,
H. Roberts, Irish terrier.
r. A. Heitmnnn. fox terrier
II. o. Rcrlug, English setter
NJ T. Gnmhert two mlsuus
Thomas Kchoe's famous collie
A. D. Dolson's kennel of Eve Cocker spa"
iels 49,. p.nos aud
fox terriers A.. cnitl
I'm handling the Houston dogs
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Notes and PersonaIs.

beaumont Texas, October 5.-J W.
All xander Of Temple was In the city yes
terday-
today on business.
/. II. Bressley of I'll Paso was among the
visitors in the city yesterday
II II McReynolds Of Sabine Pass ar
rived In the city last evening
Miss Bessie Walker Of Lake Charles Is
tbo guest Of friends In the city.
q Meudal f.. A. Allison and J W.
pordro composed trio Of Taylor's citi-
l,ns who came TO see the oil fields
Attorney c. A. Mccoy Of Lake Charles
was in the city yesterday: Captain Nc
Gov Is interested 10 several q the irflsal-
Ine companies cast OF Lake Charles
Workuen have been engaged In placing
tho benches which were taken from the
spdltnrium along the edge, Of the WALLIS
,vhirh surround the park. The benches VIII
srrve the double purpose for anording rest
ING pluces and as a fence.
Hiram W. Carver, representing the IA
ttonni Rice Milling company of New Or
leans was I'm the city today calling on those
iDterexted in the rice Industry. He says
there Will he much rice marketed frgn the
,nrritorr tributary to Beaumont. Mr.. Car
yer's home Is al Crowley,
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
RICE MILLS STARTED UP FOR THE
SEASONS RUN.
Dauuhters OF the Confederacy Elect
Deleeates-ReVival SerVices-Opera
House Openna-Personals.

Beaumont. Texas, October 5.-rhls morn.
ing after the short preliminary run NJ
yesterday the mill Of the Him. Rice Milling
company started on the seasons run The
mill had been turned over number OF
times during the week 10 try the new
machinery. but not until today was the mil
started In full blast
with the new machinery and added space
the mill now has n capacity Of turning out
1900 barrels Of finished rice a day. An ad-
ditional story has been built on the mill
proper and considerable new machinery in
stalled The mill was given a general over
hauling and starts the new season in spleu-
did condition.
A. f. Him. Of San Francisco, general
manager Of the company was pc sent 10 See
the mill make the hrst run oil the season
y, !, Cook, who has been with the com
pany In other capacities, Wa. oe tue resi-
dent manager Of the establishment. FA|m.
ers and others who are Interested IN the
culture OF rice VIII I've made welcome at
the plant of the HIM company aud shown
the company'S facilities for carrying u llc'
uilllnE business.
The wheels at the plant of the Atlantic
Rice Mills company started in earnest TINS
morning after the usual prrilm nary runs
for trying the machinery AddI ions made
to the equipment this summer and 4 pre-
NouS seasons have plV"tlN inclCu.~l inc
capacity of the mill and have loaded the
motive power beyond its capacity new
engine of about 3uphorse power has been
ordered to replace the present engine
/ which Is of 2I5-hersn powcr The new N
! CINE will he Of the Rates type and will be
Installed as soon as it can hc obtained From
the factory The Atlantic company has
built number Of warehouses at various
places In the rice belt and has thereby
Increased It's facilities for handling CHI
this summer, the plant will have a capac q
Of turning ont 100 barrels Of rice an hou
as soon as the new engine Is ready fo
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0lIENTAL HANDICAP
!, IL, wo the Event, Smashing
y ,'Gr,ysssnd Track Record.
srtrNG OF THE CLUB CLOSED
lies in as Many Events
-. NJ Down to Defeat at the St.
nv Louis Fair Grounds

october 5.-The fan meetine
IS a0l ssiyn Jockey club was concluded
iAs 49, s,syssepd. Gold Heels, the only
y " Yin, scored sensational We
ls'e ~ Y odcntal handicap running the
g 7. saarter in 2:oS %, which Is a
h go : ~, ~ me distance, supplanting
! y. ,' ,,,rs Of a;oe}s made by Banostar
! Y a,.oklyn handicap of 1902
~. Z, D, /, fulonss stuart isla' Lady
'rarg. llne ahont tSo miles-Sir HUI
ssP @sss Robin, Wool Pigeon. Time
~ .set handicap, about SIX furlloues
n N,l gIoipeFf Flora Pomona, Chiffon Time
D ,s,,,,l handicap, mile and a guar
h. 9ne nasls Blues. Terminus Time
~ sixteenth, sellins-Astor, sat
ls Ess bsE characterization, cast
" MI Tlme l'Vo %
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Baptist Services,

Beaumont Texas, October 5.-fhe reyi'
va, services nj he Baptist church which
ore now l. cling conducted by Rev. r. H.
carroll Of Kentucky continue tn attract a
,reot deal of interest and large eongrega'
lions are attending every night. The scr
,Icog for tomorrow. both morning and even
inc viii bo especially interesting, Key.
Herroli Is a young man with a pleasing de-
livery. anil IL an earnest advocate OF the
c,nsc of religion His sermons are max
INC a deep impression mon those who hear
item. The services tomorrow viii be "a
thc usual hours and the public Is cordially
invited 20 attend
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mo- onen the opera House.

Beaumont, Texas, October BE Berg
mann. manager of the Sweeney & Coombs
Opera house of Houston. came over this
morning to assist Manager Wiess Of the
Kyle Opera house In arranging for the
opening play sale Of seats for the open
inc night will begin Tuesday afternoon
promptly at ! o'clock NJ, the box office IN
ihc opera house Indications are that there
Nm Ie a bi. rush for seats and the demand
Mil lie supplied in the order of application
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A.nhalL stre.ts for Wac.

Waco. Texas, October b-one OF the
main streets Of Waco win soon be as
phalted The city pays ono''hird OF the
street pny Inc rest This s The beginning
and II may be said With safety that u WIZ
not be many months uniil three OF the
mnm streets ~ the city VIII be paved
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ElRsr EooTeALL eAME.

BAYLOR Had an Easy Thing IN o.
Edwards.
Waco Texas, October 5.-The ioolp'"
season opened In this oily today in game
between the st, Edwards team OF Apsuu
and Baylor team Of this city 1ne game
was complete victory for the Baylor
-, n.in,,tn, bv a score OF ~ 10 o. Inc
Bavlor team had four touehdrThS ssnd
three goals. The 50, EDWARDS lei1H, n, me
The advantage In weight but lAeAeu " ~
knowledge OF the game
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! u,.ens Mon Chicaao sake.

| 81 Marcos Won UOIUGyO 0VaNUS'
|nt,so. October 5'-TSe Chicago stakes,
"A $3.50 to the winner, went TO ST..
|Es, at Harlem today.
4 furlongs-School for Scandal, Emma
leah. Time l13 %.
|gr, lcrlongs Bessie Spahr, Nellie Wad-
|lJV Kirby, Tins 80 20.
Inn hrlones -,Moncymuss, Miss Bennett,
amer. Time 80 35.
tgsgo stakes. mile-St Marcos, Resedl,
IlJ Bert. Time las 40
Inn ana a sIxteenth-Dcnman Thompson,
IL Cost MacGyle, Time l:45 -.
I'M, AID three furlongS-llermencla, John
'GuE. Adelante. Time 2;2D 10.
|4s and fifty yards Light Bail, Baird,
Ist Time LIZ 40
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WilI lnvlte Governor Hood.

Bryan, Texas. October 5-At a meeting
OF the board Of directors of the Central
Texas Fair association. held last night, a
lIogg to make speech during the fair.
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|0O9FafoIdS, Tour and a quarter fur-
p@w9silly, 10 Q5arn; Transfer Me,
\ Sngetcnl: The Lady in Black, 100
ksra Time 81
Niaag fve-eighths Of n mile-Lady Scott,
!5lnQrel; Pedwln, rs PnwelO; Jane,
4 Nhlingl, Time 1903.
tslls, half mile-honest John. ia
s'Msi Bald Bob, lOi ,Earn; Lucky
81 100 armstrong;. Time :47&.
ealag, eyeneehths of mile-George
@Iiaum- l0I lSingletom; Kiss Quick.
l@llsleli Depouan, l04 (ElrD. Time
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chiIton viii Not Run.

Waxahachie Texas, October 4--Colonel
W. NJ Mcknight OF this city has received
a letter from rx Senator Chiffon ip which
Mr.. Chiffon states that ne VIII NOT pc
candidate toT governor.
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A TEXAs LEAGUE.

confernece to Talk It Over to Be Held
at Dallas.
Dallas, Texas. October 81 formal call
has been issued by Mr., ]. W. Gardner Of
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,rvEN FAvoRlTEs OoWNED.
r,.,, cboioe in Each Event at Fair
\ ~; c,olnds Was Defeated.

l. Gle, Choice in Each Event at fa'F
4 Sounds Was Defeated
|, tssls october 5.-seven favorites in
.,',,0s vent down to defeat at the Fair
sris iodny. 60
". IA half furlongs-- Bengal Waban,
-,ls Tine 1904
1, ,rrlonrs, selling Sting, Sir Lewis
!, Iinn 1854
m, ,,llug-Kitty Clyde, Teucer, Men
Tine l'ls
h. and half furlongs, selling-Ciales'
=, p0lic fickle Saint Time l:OSA.
nv iSumn stakes, selling, $1,000 added
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