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The colored American., 1901-06-22
- BetheI'S Election of Officers.

B ethel Literary and Historical Asso-
ciaJiOn has elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuthf year: President, F.
L. Cardoza, junior. first VICe-president,
w. a. Joiner; second vice presiden ;
Miss Maria L Jordan; secretary, Miss
+ LA ~. Boston; CORES pondsng secreta
ry, L nj. HershaW; treasurer, Mics
Matte r Bowen. The Office OF libra
rian and historian was not filed. Pre-
vision was made for the editing and
printing Of some OF the important pa
pers read before the Association. The
donations were as fOIlOwf: TO Metro
politan A. NJ E church, $25; to the
Afro American Council, SO; TO SOiOnr
neT Truth Home, So Professor Kslly
MilIer's administrator was highly COM
mended, aud that gentleman cS uld
have been reelected by acclRmstiOn
had he not positively declined to be
considered for s second term,
The colored American., 1901-06-22

Mr.. J. B. Booker OF Morton, Pa, Is
one Of the most enterprlsiDg race men
Of that thriving little town. He is 81
ways actively engaged in any work
that will advance the interest Of the
race.
The thirty eighth annual commence
ment Of Wilberforce University took
place from June 18th to 2Osh. Rev.
Joshua J. Jones. D. D., the new presi-
dent has put new life in the work and
the school is on most successful basis.
Flag Day was properly celebrate In
Washington. Many patriotic Afro
Americans contributed largely to its
success. Capt. W. S. Kelly, a veteran
Of the Civil War had charge Of the ex-
ercises of the Logan school and pr
sented the teachers and pupils with
four hundred fisgs.
The colored American., 1901-06-22
DR. SHEA

DIR SHEA
has been carefully educated In the H0meops
thtc and Electric Schools OF N edicine. HI
success is wonderful in curing paralysis
rheumatism, Asthma, Sore Eyes, TumOrs,
Cancers, Constipation, Ague, Dyspepsia,
Tape Worms, Liver Con- plants, Deafness,
Catarrh, Dropsy, Piles, Nervous Debility
Heart Diseases Consumption, Diseases OF
Women and Children, Fits, Kidney Disease,
and strange mysterious diseases which 9TH
ers don't understand. All diseases, no matter
what they be. Nothing but honorable treat
ment, He can and will honestly tell you if
you can be cured. Has all new remedies and
new success. Has an ample experience in
public hospital and private clinics. No trI-
fling with human Life. Call at once. Do not
delay. Diplomas hang In parlOrs. Is q reg.
istered physician. a new remedy 70 rheu
No at1sm just discovered, not lin ment.
Hopeless cases AMI those that others can not
cure solicited to call. Fat folks thin, the
childless made parents. All letters must
contain SIO0, two stamps, age, lock OF hair.
Charges for medical treatment only. Closed
Sundays. Mention this paper,
65I Fulton Street, Brooklyn, Ny.
The colored American., 1901-06-22
A SENSATION IN BROoKLYN-AINIsTER's
STATEMENT

l wish to state that one OF my parfshioners
was sick and in trouble tor a long time, Mrs.
Brown, 81 Gay street, No one seemed to un-
derstand her case, She had several doctors
but none OF them seemed to know what was
the matter, None cOuld do her any good. 1t
was my duty as her pastor to coll and see
her, Hearing Of the wonderful WORK being
done by Dr. Shea the last few years, thought
l would call and see him myself. IfOund him
a sympathetic gentleman, He gave me q
wonderful test OF his powers, told me to send
nim q lock o. patients hair, which did by
her daughter. He told at once what was the
matter, and in short time cured her sound
and well. Her family bad seemingly been
under q cloud. Now all is changed, All are
well anO pr OspsrOus. l can truly and heartily
rscommsn DR.. Shea, to all those in sickness
er distress el EEE ktEAs RsVs NtlisEa IeAa-
The colored American., 1901-06-22

son, pastor Lebanon church, Brooklyn.
DR.. Shea can show thousands such az
above,
The colored American., 1901-06-22
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
THE RACES.


New Orleans. January 2s.--Aiter considers
ton of Jockey Mays case, the stewards have
decided 20 continue his suspension from all
turg privileges indefinitely. Elsmore and Don
Clarence were ,he winning fayorAes. The
weather was fine and track fast
Mle, sell.ug-'Elspore 100 (Dsel, to l and
even. won; Faith Ward "a (wonderlyl, tt
snu to >, second, Tom Gilmore 10 tSlaclS),
10 l.. third. Time li3h.
Seven iuTlongs-W. J. DeBoe l0s walsh,
to / ana to .. won; MISS Hanover luc
tM:tcheiD 8 TO and / to 1, second; Lad!
Callahan lo5 (Cochranl, 20 to l. Fh.rd. T;me
1;.Sa
steepleohase handicap, short course-Don
Clarence AZ Cptnesl, Z to ! and 20 ), won
Mss Ransom 1872 Nv. Porter, is to / an
c 10 l, second Isen 161 (yawless), TO /
third. Time Sn2.
Mile. hsndlcap--Callear i'll tCochran), 5 tC
and TO g. won; Egyptian Prince ~ web
err, to and TO 5, second: Tea Gown l0i
tkane), 20 to J. third. Time liS.
Nile, selling-Eous lOl (Wonderly), to
and 2 TO l, won Tile w i0i (MytchelD. to
and 2 to !. second; Colonel Cassidy 10t
Cochran, to /, third Time :43Ia.
Mile, selling-Beana l0l Cochran TO
and even, won; Petit Maitre 9S (ssckl, 6 d
and to /. second Little Boy Blue 81
(Wonderly), % 10 1, third, Tine AZ.
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Naynsota News Notes.

Navasota, Texas, January 22.-The
rock and brick masons who have been
employed on the Centrals new freight
depot for some weeks, today went TO
Hearne. There they will do some work
and when the carpenters here are in
proper shape they will return. 1t is the
present plan TO tear down all that part
of the old cotton warehouse wall from a
point thirty feet west OF the new brick
wall to the street. A shed Will be put
over the top of the remaining walls and
form sheltered place for the western
platform.
The cid frame house that has been
doing duty as depot since the road
reached Navasota in 1859 or earliest SOS,
will be leveled and a cotton platform will
be subs tituted. A sidetrack will be
placed near the old depot but exactly
where does not appear to be settled.
insurance adiusters have affected a
settlement with !. Y. and l., l.. Chinski
for the Sunday night fire, and the Arm
resumes their old and established bust
ness.
Several oil prospectors of reputed note
took carriages here this morning for
Lamb Springs and the we'll known Ignite
and oil fields Of Grimes county That
rich mineral deposits exist there has long
been stoutly adhered to by old settlers
and some prospecting has revealed their
hopes have not been based on air. It is
believed the deposits simply need ex-
ploitation
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Ennis Locals.

Ennis, Texas. January 2S-rne Ennis
Railroad Young Mems Christian Assoal-
ton building is completed and the exer-
cises of the formal opening were held In
The spacious auditorium hast night. begin.
ming ait s O'Clock, in which a splendid
programme was rendered, Including hne
historical description OF the association.
delivered by s. f. B. Morse oil Houston
A large audience was present Inc opeh-
ing was grand success ana many mem
Hester the little son of DR.. and Mrs.
II NJ Johns. was thrown from horse
Yesterday and seriously hurt.
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AT FIRST GLANCE.
II Would Appear that Local Rene.
dies Would lie Hest for Cure
of CatNrrh

1t would seem at first glance that ca
tarrh being disease Of the mucous mem
brane; that salves. sprays. etc, being APP
piled directly to the membranes OF the
nose and throat. would be the most RAJ
tional treatment, but this has been proven
not to be true
The mucous membrane Is made and re-
paired from the blood and catarrh IS a
blood disease and any remedy tJ make
a permanent cure must act on the blood.
and when the blood is purified from ca
tarrhal poison, the secretions from the
mucous membrane will become natural
and healthy.
In this climate. thousands OF people
seem scarcely ever free from some form
of cstarrh: 1t gets better at times but
each winter becomes gradually deeper
sested and after a time the sufferer re-
signs himself TO II as a necessary
Catarrh cures are almost as numerous
as catsrrh sufferers. but are nearly all
so 1ncouvenient and ineffective as &c
render their use a nuisance nearly as
annoying as catarrh itself; any one VINO
has used douches. sprays and poTders
viii bear witness TO their inconvenience
and failure to really cure.
There are a number of excellent In
ternal remedies for G3tarrh but probably
the best and certainly the safest is a new
remedy composer VI bNfatyPAols hfAidp-
tbs, sanguinaria and other valuable ca
tarrh specifics.
This remedy is in tablet form. pleasant
to the taste and sold by druggists under
the name Of Stuart's catarrh Tablets. and
any one suffering from catarrh may use
these tablets with absolute assurance
that they contain no cocaine. opiate nor
any poisonous mineral whatever.
leading druggist in Albany, speaking
OF catsrrh cures. says: 81 have sold va
rious catarrh cures for years. but have
never sold any which gave such genera
satisfaction as stulrts Catarrh Tablets
| They contain In pleasant, concentrated
form all the best and latest catarrh rem
edies, and catarrh sufferers who have
used douches. sprays and saves. have
| been astonished at the quick relief and
permanent results obtained after weeks
| use OF stunrts Catarrh Tablets" Al
druggists sell full sized packages To-
4 Atty cents.
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SOME GOOD SHOOTING.
0lrns and Gardner Tied on "a Each in the
First 100 Live Birds.
BURNS WON IN I'VE SHOOT OFF, "a 10 20
"ey Have Backing TO shoot Against
any feam In Tcxas-Mr. Burns Is
the Champion of Texas.

Brenhsm, Texas. January ga match o,
wv i've birds Between Burns and Gardner OF
tuls SHY, shot this afternoon resulted in
ue, Doth men scoring ~. An event of TWEEN.
V-nYe birds decided the match, which was
won by Burns, a to 90. Years SGo Burn
was champion of the state in live bird
snootns Recently Gardner defeated Brow
VI hurton and Atkinson OF G.ddings One
OF inc homing pigeons purchased In san An
'onlo was released With the result, OF the
snoot the message being in red ink. Mr.
Burns received $500 from the hands Of tn
stakeholder and he Offers 10 back Gardner
against any man in the State for $780,
captain b Eldridge says he VIII back
Messrs' Burns and Gardner against any two
resident Texas shooters for 500, The score;
have not been duplicated in the I've bird
shooting Burns per cent was si4 ant
Gardeners ga. The birds were select homins
pigeons.
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
An Important oil Lease Has Been
Put on Record.

Orange. Texas, January 23--The MIST
important oil lease yet effected in Orange
county was placed on record in the
county clerks office today Me'ssrs.
Lutcher, solliday & stark lease to Anc.el
j. McCaf OF san Antonio 2065 acres in
this county, comprising a part OF the
Magnolia rice plantation and number
Of town lots at Terry, twelve miles west
Of Grunge. The consideration named 10
cne-efghth royalty on oil and one-t~en-
tieeh on gas found and saved, ami the
lesIsee binds himself to begin boring a
test well Within three months from dTe
of tease and continue same with disi-
gence. A number of other leases were
filed today.
The steamer Una, CAPTAIN Tom Davis,
left this afternoon for Klonaixe loaded
to ,Ihe waters edge with a mis- eelianeoua
cargo Of freight for the Naw.on County
Tram company
General A. S. Roberts OF Aussin, gen
eral superintendent OF mail trsnsporta-
tton for this district, visited Orange to-
day on business connected with his de-
partment. General Roberts Is an old
Confederate soldier AMI was in the same
regiment with Postmaster James b. Scar
gent Of this city.
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Bryan Briefs.

Bryan, Texas, January 23,--,Mr +. E.
Pryor OF Hearne has purchased the in
terest OF Mr.. w l.. Steele OF Navasota
In the brokerage business of A. B. Ballard
& Co. of this city. The firm name will
remain unchanged. Mr.. Pryor has rent
ed a residence and Will shortly remove
his family to Bryan.
Captain John O. Tabor of San Antonio
arrived last night to attend the bedside
of his father, Major j. w Tabor, who is
quite i'll,
Miss Lottie Hearne is visiting in Waxa-
hachie.
Judge and Mrs. Spencer Ford are In
Marlin for tie benefit of Judge Ford
health.
Miss Jessie McLendon left yesterday to
attend school at Dallas,
Miss Daisy Calhoun OF Terrell is the
guest of Miss Jennie Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Camp OF Navasota
were visitors TO Bryan yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
LAKE CHARLES LOCALS.
A New school House 40 lie Built IN
Second wnrd,
Summer or Winter Weights,

n NeN EtHoOt tIohNN w Nv ~
second Ward.
Lake Charles La, January 23.--.At the
meeting Of the parish school bsa94-last
Saturday the president and secretary
were authorized TO advertise for bids for
the erection OF the new Second ward
school in Lake Charles. A committee
consisting OF Messrs. Poe Mlnagan, Ar
10 investigate charges against Principal
j. 8. Jones of the colored school. The
schools at De Ridder and Vlnton were
advanced to graded schools and salaries
fixed for $50 for principal and $40 for as
sistant at De Ridder a second assistant
Is employed at $50. The reports OF
treasurer, sheriff, city tax collector and
jennings tax collector were audited and
found correct A motion was also adopt
ed placing the appointment Of principals
for Center ward, graded and high schools
IN the hands OF the committee on teach
ers.
The meeting OF the creditors Of d. ].
Reid bankrupt. occurred In the office OF
Judge Il. North Culium, United states
referee, wednesday morning. The cred
itors agreed upon tennis OF sale, which
are to be cash. the property TO be sold In
lots or pieces, The property is free from
all incumbrances The period of sale il
not fixed Judge Cullum stated Wednes-
day That he would at once advertise and
offer for sale all the perishable property
| Of S. n. Kingrley.
The home OF a. Levy was the scene OF
a pretty reception last night, given BY
Mrs. Levy In honor OF her sister Miss
Louisa Bendel OF Lafayette. Progressive
euchre was played in the early part al
the evening followed by dance. Deli
cate refreshments were served during
TIE evening. These who enjoyed the
hosts hospitality wre Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Bendel. Mrs a. BlJestein. Misses Eta
and Sadie Goldenburg. Mamie. Clarsm
/ ard Tina Jacobs. Mira Reims. Cary Rel
nesur, Pauline Blum. Bessie Kaufman
Dora Muller. Nora Hoffman and Aaron
| CT Alexandria: Messrs. Maurice Muller
Henry and Lnclan Meyer. Sid Hoiier,
| VIII, Nose and Sam Levy, Fred Bloch
( s. and Ben Soloman. Louis and Sol
/ Reinaur A. Kaufman, Manford Levy,
Henry Heimendinger.
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Taylor Topic..

Taylor. Texas January 2S.--Messrs. Dan
and Joe Murphy are preparing TO renovate
and reiurrI.sh the La Grande hotel They
will expepd between $4,000 and $4,000 on
the house. An entire supply OF new fur
niture has been ordered, and the house
will be put in tip4tcp condition in frst
class modern style. 1t will take some
two or three months to do the work, and
when reopened to the public VIII be In
charge of Mr. Jim Dillinger, which is
sufficient assurance OF a first class house
in first class style,
MIR. Gucas Svela, Bohemian, hWne
near Taylor, died on the 2lst ana was
buried in the city cemetery. He was "a
wears old
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
nnrrinrY ut rice,

corsicnna, Texas, January 2S{-burgiars
entered the store OF DR.. W. NJ. Harper at
rice. den miles north Of here, last night
They secured jewelry, watches, chains Ana
rings valued. at about sloo' inres pa,
Fred smith. alas Fred Cole. were ar
rested mere this afternoon by the city
=, s,,shai Two OF the men are from
Houston Houston. Jewe,ry was found on all three.
Tbey we're tried this afternoon pelore
hlsiice n. G.. Roberts and placed unaer
bond Of $500 each. in default OF whleh
t,hey are now in Jail
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Hearne Items.

afne. Texas, January 23.-Dick Horn
pe man charged with burglarizing the
OF D. H. Morris here last summer,
scqultted at Franklin yesterday.
Ryan the man who forged a time
on MT. Hugh Burns here last year
working for the Cllvert, Waco and
Z valley railroad as grader, was
oNo years In the penitentiary. The
lssed. W 'o 'o'sois wac
'vang man arrived in the city last
p ~ ms way home near Cause from
: a.l1gnes. where he has been In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
SMALLPOX.

KYLE Texas. January 2s.-1Tom Jones,
an old negro man living one mile south
Of town. died this morning from small
box complcated with pneumonia.
.Bastrop. Texas, January 2S.-Ihere
Is one case OF smallpox here,
according 10 statement OF the
CIV physician, Or. II. p. Luckett. The
patient is eolored woman who con.
tracted the disease at Smithyille and
broke out after coming to her home
where she and her household gre kept In
seclasion by city Marshal Nash. Nacci-
nation is the order Of the day.
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knights Of Honor ofnccr,.

Corsicana. Texas, January 2S.--Coni-
cana lodge No. 9e2, knights of Honor
Installed the following officers last
night; w. d. Davis, DICTATOR R. L.
smith, vice dictator; p H. Blake, assist.
ant Dictator; NJ P. Lee, reporter; NJ.
Lehman, financial reporter; II, G. Damon,
treasurer; T. sullivan chaplain; L. ].
Ashmore, guide; J. w Huitt, guardian;
y. NJ. Cornell, sentinel; j c. Savage. F..
j. Evans, John O. Shoak, trustees. The
installation ceremony was followed by a
grand blnquet given by the knights tc
their families and invited guests.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

SIX and half furlongs. selling-TnthIll.
pupil Monda 1903. Ada N, 60. Aniou 1Oa
John Baker 100. Maggie Davis l0l. Theory
105,
Mile and sixteenth purse-Greenock J04
Billy Moore l0l. Montaio 1903. st Simonian
ia Advance Guard 1l9. 'eriwig 12i, st.
rstins 1l9.
Seven furlonEs, purse--Berlota ZIG, Tony
Topping ll5. Rio De Altar 10, Bob Palmer
Siiurian i07
Six furlonss, ,sellinR--Amassa, Sybaris
I-omo. Cyrll I04. Salvsdo. Jerid Aston 107
Ccmrass 49, Boundee 1o1, Flatterer 50
Poyntz 90
Mile, purse-Vulvain los, vesuvian 10e Tn,
Fretter fl4 Wyoming III.
SIX furlonrs. selling--Dr. Bowie 10l, Uard1
1G7, Kickum Bob 1ol Mstleton 1o7. Devereau,
1ol. Barney F. 10i Espirando l0.. Simof
D. Il. Flnrinel II 101. Sad Sam Sc. Con
tinus rs. Alzura 81.
Clear and heavy.
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Located the Ncw Well.

|unout, Texas, January 2S.--ICaptaiiELu
md Messrs. Hamill brothers yesterday
u the place where they will sink the
well for oil, The spot is on the prop
III the Gladys CITY Oil company, about
|st west from the gusher and about half
between the old well sunk by Captain
and the spouter, Lumber Tor the der
lias been ordered and will probably be
out today Preparations for digging
consume several days time and i IS not
PED bst the drill will be started before
week sometime Messrs. HamH Bros.
pave another rig which will arrive here
short time and be put to work. They
not yet decided where this we'll Will
''ated' but possibly in this same terri
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
New Buildings.

Corsicaas, Texas, January a3.-The
following are among some of the new
buildings and improvements for the i'm
mediate future: ]. C. Thomas, cottage.
to cost $1,000; Steve Smith, addition OF
a second story to grocery on South
Beaton street, to cost $25O0; addition of
third story 10 business block on Coli,
street, to cost $1,000; new Baptist church,
to cost about $4,000
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'omont Texas, January 2S.--Arrang--
; have been completed for opening the
EN- Union Telegraph office all night and
'1lns tonight an additional crew of men
'ase charge OF the night work and VIII
,ne oH.ce open practically all night,
,easi until late in the morning. The
u 'isnt o. me office has been greatly i'm
4 by additional wire service 10 Houston
= now equal to almost any emergency.
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Hempstead Notes.

Hampstead. Texas. January 2S,-R. r..
Urban is having a new concrete sidewalk
put down in front OF his drug store.
The Houston and Texas Central depot
at this place has been adorned with a new
bulletin BOARD and other signs and no
tees.
A fne baby girl was born Sunday morn
ing 10 Mr.. George Schwarz aud vile.
Mr.. w. r. Wallace and Miss Juriah
Scale were married in this city yesterday
at noon.
II. II. Stephenson has returned from
Columbus, Ga.
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the army for the past fifteen mouths. He
IS OIL uhe opinion that It will be several
years before the FNlipinos win he snS'
dued, He reports that Jim feeling A
Hesrne boy, was in the same company
with him and that he is getting along
well.
Dr J. Ia Fountain OF Bryan was in the
city yesterday en- route 10 Austin.
Mr. J. o. Frink OF Taylor was In Hearne
yesterday evening en- route home after !
trip 10 Franklin and Marlin.
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Alvin. Texas. January s,.-Prof. ]. II Yves
s.n ot Houston has rented the comnoner
huildIng on willis street and will open a
music store In the next few days
Ansther grain store will be opened her.
about tho fret Of February The name OF
the fru las not been learned yet, but ar
rangernents have been made for store
bouse.
A new meat narkse was opened on Gsrcen
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venue. counsel for w. NJ. Renner, charged
With heltang to murder former Constable
Balm by burning, today made application
for a continuance OF his case on the
ground OF the absence OF material Wit
ness and that the defense might avail it,
self OF additional testimony Judge clint
overruled the motion and sent the case
to trial Four jurors only had been ac-
ceptea when court adjourned for the day.
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Tanfornn Results.

San Francisco. January %. Summaries al
Tanforan: Seven furlongs seilins--Duckoy,
Tennv Belle Parmenion. Fine ;a2.
SIX furlongs, selline--Nansen, George Dew
ey. Sam Howard. Time i:l5
TWO miles, hardleS~-Lomo, Granger, Mes
tor. Time 4:12.
Coney Island handicap. sir furlongs-ord-
nung. Scotch Plaid. Rolling Boer. Time
l:16
Mile and furlong. handcap--Eddie Jones
The Lady, Bathos. Time t.59r
six and 2 half furlongs-Maresa, Phil
Archibald Courtier Time 1:26.
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Mile and seventy yards sellins-J. H.
Barnes 100, Belle Simpson l02 Prince Rea
l0I. Hoods Brigade lO9 Patazelnoor ITO
Dramburg III.
Seven furlongs, selling -Lamina sc, Assess
nl@rt 9S Belle of Elgin l0l, AMBROSE 1902
Divonne. lack Phelps 1906. Cozswell 1906
Athara. Syncopated Sandy 10e, Aaron III.
Mile and an eighth sell!ng--Bert Davis 80
Dehan. Waterhouse, Pat Garrett LOG.
Seven furlongs, hsndicap-Avenstoke 80
Aloha I'd %, Andes 9s, Bertha Nell, onomas
tus 100. Sir Florian 107 Charlie o'Brien 100
Mile, selling-Scorpolette Gibson GIRL
Agars 1O0 John Bull 100. John Manning 105
Water Plant, Jack Doyle lO7, Sempire, sena
tor Joe 10
Six turlongs, sellng-Belle of Harrisburg
Curtsey So. Monomettalist In Debt 9S, Iris
Fair Dece.ver &c. Sue Johnson. Digs l0l
Laurestea Four Leaf C l03 Veloce loi, Emf
gre 10S.
Weather clear. track fast.