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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-24
CourtInn in Mexfco

Sonora Adelaide Vazquez Schiaffino, a
Mexican woman, in a paper in the Novem-
Der 'Woman's Home Companion" entitled
The Social Sphere of Mexican Women"
writes as follows of courtship beyond the
Rio Grande:
"A Mexican girl realizes she is a miss OF
some Importance when she has attracted
the attention OF a would-be cavalier, who
has seen her at mass or during a prome-
made on the plaza. without the formaIity
of an Introduction he dispatches letters
glowing with words of admiration ana de-
Votion, and nervously awaits a reply. In
the meantime he visits the locality OF her
home, hoping 10 catch sight OF the object
of his admiration at the balcony or as she
energies from the house to attend church.
He patiently but persistently ~promenaacs
backward and Onward In the street. for
custom forbids his entrance TO the house.,
and is happy If favored with q glance from
her lustrous black eyes. No ridicule Ii
strong enough to dampen his ardor. and
no objections Of irate parents sufficiently
powerful to subdue his passion.
Mexican lovers rarely meet. for even IL
the young man is related to the family OF
the young lady, and has been a caller at
the home.the mere fact OF his paying at
tention to her puts a severe restraint on
his intercourse with the family. After .
time, II things have progressed favorabiy.
he Is admitted as an accepted sutton. and
Is received by the girl. always accom-
panied by her mother. who usually does
all the conversation. But love finds many
forms Of expression, and stolen giances.
never suspected. speak volumes for the
lovers. As the suit progresses many an
evening passes with the girl at the vim
dow or balcony, and her lover In the street
below, wholly oblivious Of the passsrby
or his naive or caustic remark. The dura-
ton of the courtship depends upon the
formality employed, the means at COM
mand Of the parties. and their age. Con-
sent for marriage is demanded from the
parents Of the girl by the suItors father.
who - accompanied by a priest. that the
pledge may be made the more binding"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-24

getting up and giving a a seat.
Distances are so great. New York
business life is such a hustle after
money, and a mar is so physically
worn out after the nervous strain OF
a days work that NJ thinking woman
looks upon a mans not offering his
seat. during the rush hours, as a
breach of politeness.
Another man seemed rather surpris-
ed when | mentioned the war between
the women and conductors on the
penny question.
Why" he exclaimed in amazement
Il always w up my pennies and un-
load them on the conductors"
But" | asked. "do'you ever get any
in return?"
We'll. no. | cannot say I do"
NO" I replied. the conductors save
them for the women"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-24

things that are pretty. Beauty ought
to have as much of a place in our
economy as usefulness. But it is the
provincion pleasure to sheer at dain-
ties. Why, | know some country girls
who think the wearing of a lorgnette
is the height of affectation. They
think because a girl makes herself at
tractive by wearing such things she is
stuck up"
Those girls" observed the man who
dabbled in the market. ARE the sis
tiers of the men who consider the wear
ing Of a dress suit a mark of inferior
ity in the male animal. You all know
how a certain hoping-to-be national
character foreswore the dress suit be-
cause the countrymen who composed
his backwoods constituency SHE'D at
such garb and regarded this evidence
of civilization and social amenity as
the hall mark of the dude. 1t Is all
a question of ignorance"
but the lorgnette really is becom-
ing a thing of use" persisted the jew
elry clerk. I'VE are filing lots of pre-
scriptions for certain grades Of glass to
go in expensive lorgnettes. Near
sighter persons who imagine they don't
look well in apectacles are the princi-
pal buyers They use them at the the
alter, the art gallery, the baseball game
and even at receptions. They would
rather be thought affected than be
thought deficient in sight"
And the girl art student permitted
the statement to pass unehallenged.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-24
Her View of boys.

At a recent school examination for
girls, this composition was handed IN
by a girl Of twelve: ~The boy Is not
an animal. yet they ian be heard TO a
considerable distance. when a boy
holiers he opens his mouth like frogs.
but girls hold their tongue till they
are spoken to. and then they answer
respectable and tell Just how IL was.
A boy thinks himself clever because
he can wade where the water is deep.
When a boy grows mp he is called =
husband. and then he stops wadIng
and stays out nights, but the grown-up
girl is a widow ana keeps house
Ledger Monthly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-24
CREAM THE RULING FAvoRITE.

Two creams said the brisk little shop
per, as she set herself back in the COM
Portable chair and went on telling her
friend h a great bargain she had Just
driven; how in fact. she had secured a
s5 bonnie for just SO. "beeaus it was get
ting a little late IN the season"
Yes. ma'em. replied the waiter. VIVA
kind will you have?There are chocolate
and strawberry and vanilla and peach and
Neapolitan. and all kinds OF water ices.
The strawberry is made of fresh berries.
ma'am." he added. conhdentially.
The little woman permitted herself the
delivery OF Just one comprehensive, scorn-
fnl glance at the big waiter. and he was
withered on the second. Then she re-
marked. im-personaIly:
Il fancy YOU are a new waiter. Kindly
ask the head waiter to step here"
Tho withered waiter withheld from the
vicinity OF the scornful eyes and held n
troubled conference with the chief. That
functionary listened attenfively. then
smiled. said something to his subordinate
and hurried over TO the table occupied By
the two ladies.
Il beg your pardon, Mrs. Blank he
said. TIL man Is new 10 the hotel. have
explained to him. 1t shan't happen again.
ma'am."
When the waiter reappcared he carried
on a dainty tray Two inviting and finely cut
glasses Of purest white substance. The
little shopper took one glass ard her
friend took the other. They slipped their
liquid much as the after-dinner bon vIyant
sips his liquer. When they had drained
their glasses the little shopper paid tie
check. and they went out.
do you mind telling me what those
ladies were Drinking asked a man who.
at a table palm-hidden and nearby. had
witnessed the little incident.
Just what they asked for said the
head waiter. Cream, not Ice cream. but
just cream They come in here every time
they go shopping down town, which Il
pretty often. One of the ladies il the wife
OF a wealthy real estate maa ard the ether
is the wife Of a maj who Is going TO be
wealthy some day he continued, with
the easy familiarity OF head waters.
But these are only two. There are
scores Of ladies who come In here every
day and order cream They have am sdea
that II tends To make them plump ia ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-24

joyed posing as the autoerat CT the
table, only no one put the young man
from the bank ever appeared enter
tanned or instructed by his observa-
tions. Now and then the girl art stu
lent acknowledged his presence and
conversation, but at such times 1t was
usually to disagree with him that she
spoke. This time the jewelry clerk
said:
Yes. you would be surprised to
know how many real glasses we are
fitting to the ~lorgnettes this season. 1
thought you knew that in the past
the great majority OF lorgnettes were
simply for o-rnamentation and not ne
cessarily for utility. 1t has been the
fashion for women to wear these dain-
tily enamelled productions-the girl
art student here whispered to the man
who dabbleed in stocks on margins
that the jewelry clerk talked like a
guide book-"to set of the rest of their
costume. They wore them just as they
wore the chatelaines and as they later
wore what is loosely known as the
..dingle dangle-' There was just plain
glass in the thing. but it was the Gus
TOM"
And q very pretty custom. too"
said the girl art student. coming TO the
defense of the ways of her sex. IF
there is anything more than another
which irritates me beyond expression
it Is the mistaken contempt with
which the ignorant look upon the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-24
AS THROUGH A GLASS.

I'VE are putting eyeglasses into
~lorgnettes," announced the jewelry
clerk who goes home to luncheon. OF
the other b~oarders, the young man
from the bank was the only one who
expressed interest.
Why. | thought you always did
that" he said What is a lorgnette
for il it isn't to hold eyeglasses"
The jewelry clerk smiled content
edly- He just dotted on imparting in
formation. He would have hugely en-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-24

Daisies biow IN the glad ~GDrlngtime.
BF5Hging fanet@s 20 sou and me.
stiHnner ~dreaT!ngs ard laughfng rhyme,
golden hopes In thsfr Ieave& read We.
Thoughts In tbs paraiss hearts | see,
memories sometimes and vague regret.
free
In a bunch blooms the modest vIoIett
Jon1utl gay and the beauty rose.
All very well for an evening fete.
Daffoall by the psthway grows.
HoAynock by the garden gate.
Apple oughS where the brides mate
Blossom In pink with dew al wet.
But when frost grows Trick as 4 rivals
hate
In a bunch blooms the modest violet!
Clustered close in their purple tie.
sweetness yelled In a xDtsrdor dim.
blossom the poets once calfrd 8hv.
Now you play us the gay Han-nfrn.
Aakasst though our poeketbooks grow
MARI. Il Is to run IA debit
When tciclez lean Ger the windows rim.
In . bunch blooms the modest vfeletf
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-24

way back in the seat and spreads out
his legs so that he is comfortable. He
dives down in his pocket for change.
His elbow pokes into your chest, or
knocks you in the chin. He never
apologies.
After he has paid his fare he starts
in to read his paper. He opens it. The
corners poke into your eye and that
OF his neighbor on the other side. That
makes no difference. He reads a page,
then he spreads it out and turns and
folds it and reads another, and so on
regardless of any unpleasant results
to his neighbors.
Do women as a rule sit with their
feet stretched across the passage? DO
they board a car and then Immediately
proceed to fall asleep n make a pill
low of their neighbours shoulder?
The complaint is going the rounds
now that men do not rise and give a
woman a seat as they used to. A man
said to me the other day:
| New York men are not quite as
polite as Washington men. A man
will always give a woman a seat
there"
Il have never found it So" / replied,
all up in arms in defense of our New
York men. Il have gotten on
a crowded a and had to stand. Some
man has always given me his seat"
There are many reasons why a man
should not be held responsible for no
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-24

rich their blood. I don't know whether It
does or not, u / do know that IL is only
the slender ones that call for II. They
usually drink only one glass. Cream Is
good stun. but It's mighty rich. and YOU
can't drink it like as If 1t was wine or
spirits"
And the head waiter was sober as a
Judge when he made the announcement.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-06-21

NV little son had an attack OF
whooping cough and was threaten
ed with pneumonia; but for Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy we would
have had a serious time OF 1t. 1t
also saved him from several severe
attaeksof croup.-H. j. Striekfad-
81. editor World Herald. Fair Ha-
M. Wash. For sale by
D. E. Smithson. DFdgs.st-
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SWEET ITEMS.

This has been a busy week A.
round Sweet; haying is On and BY
the looks Of things the hay crop
viii be alright
A large per cent Of ew frait IL
damaged by frost except N favor
ed localities.
The Squire mshe kgaI trip up
az far as the upper end of Rsund
valley and found phnty q cold;
everything frost bft exzpt sheep
and sheep men, they seem lively.
especially at the ferry on the North
Fork, there is the spot that Is live
I " for there they all hsTe 10 show
up that 90 that way. I saw twelve
large bands Rt once. In High val
ley and ali along the road were
sheep; where they viii sll range IN
a few years IS a mystery Higgins
at the ferry is the busiest man in
our country al present, crossing
teams. horses, pack trains, sheep
etc. from 3 in the morning until
10 at night, with the house full Of
quests all the time.
I Some Of onr people went in 10
Boise sud some to Emmett TO AZ
ftend Odd Fellows decoration day
Services
From appearances the glorious
fourth viii be held high this ses-
son Snd il Il veil
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A Wonderful Invention.

They cure d.udrnT. hair falling. head
ache. -tc.. YET costs the same AS an ordi-
nary coulb-Dr. Whites Electric Comb
The only patented Comb IN the world
People. everywhere il has been intro
duced, are wild wi,h delisit. You slmp-
Is comb your hair each day and the
comb does the rest This wonderful
comb IS simply unbreskable and IS made
So that y is absolutely impossible q
break or cut the hair. Sold on written
guarantee 10 give perfect satisfaction in
every respect. Send stamps for one Lad
/ iys' size SOC. Gents size 3Sc. Live mer
and women wanted everywhere 10 intro
duce this article Sells on sight Agents
are wild with snccess. GSee want add il
another co.umn.l Address d. y. ROSE
f. Gen. Mgr. Decatur. III
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How To AvoID TROUBLE.

Now Is the time to provide your
self and family with a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
DiarrhoeaR .medy. II is almost Ger
tain TO be needed before the sum
mer is over, and if procured now
may save you a trip to town in tn,
night or in your busiest season. II
1t Is everywhere admitted to be the
most successful medicine IN use
for bowel complaints, both foE
children and adults. No family can
afford to be without it. For sale by
ID. Z. Smithson. Druggist.
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TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1873.
Notice For Publication.
United sra-es Land Onee-
Bolse. Idaho. June IS. E0r.


Notice IS hereby gwen that IN eornPAznee
with tue proFtsiors Of the act o. Congress OF
June 3. 1873. eutisled An act FOR the sale Of
tirnber lands In the States Of California, OresDr.
Nersts. and Washington Territory, n a.
tended 10 al the Public Land States b Act OF
August l. Isss. John p PfsiseE Of Bose. County
Of ada. state sf IdsAo hsss this dA7 nled In rtis
one his sNo-n staremsuz No l4s. to- tAe pur-
chase q The Z y ~ ". = s Z = 3 r. = q
Section No. - IN Township No. II y. Range
No 2. and will cner PROOF % snow tnAt The
land sought Is more valuable tor is timber or
stone tnan for agricultural purposes. and 10 e.
tahIish his CAIN TO sarI land before the Resis-
ter aud Receiver OF this 0nice - Boise. Ieaho.
OF Tuesday the i0zh DAY % Sspteuhs-, ls09-
He names IS witnesses; Henry Renken Of
Butte. MoaEan.., 5. g. Raleigh q Butte. Non
taua. Hayes Cannon o. Butte. M0utsza, smith
SouIe Of Emmett Idaho.
any aud AL persons cl5iuirg adversely The
sncTe-described lands are requested % lie theiE
claims IN this once on o. before said ioth das
o. September, 1901.
james King. Register.
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TOO MUCH
FIRE WATER. -

Last Sunday afternoon young
Brookshere, having been furnished
"booze'' from some source, made
more noise than Constable Gard
ner Thought proper aud he asked
him TO keep quiet. BE replied by
striking Gardner in the face and
following it up until others caught
him. He wes haDd-cuffed and Ia
ken to the 'caIaboose' and on Mon
day. Justice Witt set his hearing
for Thursday afternoon and he put
up a bond of $500 for his appear
ance and went home with his par
ents. There has been too much
said about the matter, on both
sides: There are features of the
case that make it very difficult tc
determine just what is perfectly
right upon all points. but there
should be perfect agreement on
one point, and that il. that any
perso who knows that boy and ei
ther sells CT gives him liquor
should be punished as severely a
the law makes provision for, whicl
win be found to be sufficient.
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TIxBER LAND. AcT .JUEE 3, 1878.
Notice For Publication.


Boise. Idaho. Juus f5 s7cl-
gctf,e IS herebT given nat IN e0npkznee
win ne proyissozs * ne set o. cgzzress of
June 2 1875. entlrlsd -AH sci ~ the sale of
timer lands in me Starss OF Caltornfa. Oreg0n-
Nevada. and Washington Territory p - exiend-
ed 70 al the Public Land Sta.es b Act Of
August a. 1902. Teresa sE0risr of Burte. County
q Silver Bow. SEzEe 81 &GnfsnA has this dAF
n q n This once Hfs sworn statement So- 10
for the purchase Of The 5. p I o. Section Nc
Is in Township NJ II n Range No z. ard
VIII ossr proof = sA0z that The land s0ught Ia
rnore valu2ofs fo- rs timber o. stone th2E for
Agricultural purposes, and 70 establish Aiz s-Hfrn
70 said land before the Register aud Receiver .,
this once a. Boise. Idaho, cn Wednesday ln1
llth day OF Sep.emoer. 1901
lie names as witnesses. Mary A Cannon of
Butte, Montana. Louise Fitschsn Of Butte Mon
Ezrs. John p. Pfefrer os Boise. IGahO- Smith
Soule Of kmmets Idaho.
Any snd AL persons claiming Adversely M
sbove-deseribes LANDS are requested % nle thail
claims in this once on O. before sad lIih d.
OF September. 1901.
James King. Register.
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Timber Land. act June } 1873,
Notice For Publication.
UNITED srATrs LAND OFFICE.

BOISE IDAHO, JrSE Z, So
Notice Il hereby given that in cumqiianee
Win the provisions OF the act Of congress OF
June 3. fS7s. entitled An act ioE the sale OF
timber lsnds in the states Of t,aifo-nis Oregon.
nevada anu Washington Territory, -as eNtenf--
"a 10 al Public Land States by act OF AuS 4.
isss.~ JUDSON SPOFFORD Of Boise CITY
County % ada. STATE OF Idaho. has this dsy D.
ieG IN this once hiS swoSn statement no ~
for the purchase of tho Lot numbered =, Of Sec
ton 10. ss In Township No. 2 Rauge No :.
Esst. aad vii offer proof 10 show that the land.
sought is more valuable for is timber or sions
thsa for agricultural purposes, snd 10 establish
his claim 10 said land before The Register and
Receiver of this once ~ Boise Idaho, OF Frida6
The .. day OF August 1901
He names IS witnesses; A. J. Wiley A. l.
Rinea-Son Of Boise, Idaho. Wm- Ncf'sriand
". A. Eastman Of Horseshoe Bend Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely th'
above-described lands arc requested - ni'
their claims in this once on or before saia .
day OF August 1901. JAMES KING. Register
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TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878.
Notice For Publication.
United States Land once.
soise. Idsho. Jun IS. mn.

6llc-n AIlalllf ! llI 10 AN-As
No,Sce Is heresygivcn that IN cozpliAncs Wiin
he r-Oxisioos OF ths as, x Congress of isze =
lS7S suiirled An set s1r the sale q timber
landx in the States of C4lrornis. O-eEOa. Se-
vaas. snd Washir,toa Territory, IS erscndet
aasn The Panlie LsHd Sts-ss BY Ak of Augest
\. fss-. Henry rsenke1 o. Butte. County q S.ige-
Bow. state Of Montana hAs this dax nled IN his
once his sworn staterneot 40. is2 for the pn--
ch,se q the : &. = of seethon No y. IN roS0-
shin No II " R4nSS No Z, aod will ocer
proof 70 siloW thss iAs land sought - more val
ussble for is tsnsh-r or stone thzz tos asricul-
tarsl purposes. ard % establish his claim -
said land oeiore ne Register aud Receiver OF
MS osssse - Boise, Idaho. On T0eslsy tho ioss
dSS oeSeptemoer. 1901.
Re acznes IS Witnesses. STEPHEN d RaisiSh
- Buue. NocsSus. Hayes Cannon Of Butte.
srouianS Smith Soule o. Emnets. Idsho. John
p Rfssrer OF Bcise. Idaho-
Arg ard al Persous elato1trs adversely tss
anave-aescrieed iszts s-s rs1aesss- - 1is tsss-
cluirs IN thssolnes o. Or bss~s sa.d tesh a-7 q
{ Scp;-r,cSr. laci-
IA=ss KSz- -RssssFes-
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MORNING PROGRAM.

Song: by Choir.
Iuvocation: BY Chaplain.
soug: BY Choir.
Reading: By Mahlon Adams.
soOe: "The Star Spangled Banner" "
Girl Chorus
Rec. Salute The Flag Guy Francis
Piaao Solo: B Miss Edith Newell
Bee: a lth Of July Record
By May WAkerSen.
Song: Land Of Washington" Bari
tone Solo and Male Trio.
Rec; Independents Day" By Clay
ton Lick.
Drill: .Red, White and Blue"
Bong; "AMERIcA.; BY EVERYBODY
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
HORsE RACES. X
Free Fo. Az Horse Race = 4tO
..,Ias $40 %
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Uncle sam has concluded to
raise the amount paid TO the post
masters Of the country sl87 200
commencing with the first Of July.
This only affects the Offices which
pay a salary, all small Offices get
ting pay according TO the stamps
Cancelled.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-06-21

Call al ID. T. Smithsons drug store
sSd GET a free sample of Chamberlain 5
Stomach and lIysr Tablets. They are an
elegSnt phvSrc. They also improve the
appetite. strengthen the digestion and
regulate the hser and bowels. fh,y are
Easy 10 take aud pleasant IL ssfsct-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-06-21
Crane Greek IRRIGATION.

The people on Crane Greek held
a meeting at Brannan, at which a
plan to dam South Crane Greek
TO store water was considered and
arrangements made to further the
scheme. 1000 acres Of fine land
could be irrigated at small cost
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-06-21
In OiIette. ESD. Vac CoLo
Sepla, India INK OF Crayon.

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY SEEN AND
WOMEN % travel aud advertise for old es,'.r-
lIshed house Of soiid financial standing SalsrS
s7so yea- and expenses All Paysole IN essir-
Nocanvassing required Give rsterenl,as er'i
enclose self ad1resSed s.szpod enve-ci'e- "a
ir.ss Manager. ~ Caxsel t.lS-., CAicAso
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Timber Land. Act June 3. 1873
Notice For Publication.


BOISE, IDAHO. JrSR Is. 1871
Nosise IS hereby gwen max In suDqliAncs
EI.h The prorislcns Of the AZ o. cunCeSs cr
June = ISIS. entitled An 4ct f0r tAs sale - TIN
Der lands in The States OF ca.iiu-niA. Orssou-
Nevsds aud Washington Te-ritory.- - extend-
cd 20 AL the Public LzzJ States sy Aet o, AL
gust T. isss. STEPHEN B. RALEIGH q Butte
Cocnfy o. silver Bow. Stsss ior TeuitorYl %
MonfscA. has this day lied IN this One his
sworn statement No. IA. f0< ne purchase q ths
LOS ana : aod W = x. & \ % Seetlou No
-. IN ToEnEhfp Sc. II y. RsnEa M Z. ari
viii ccs- prcos - show thss shs ls7t sozsat Il.
more vsiraole Tor IS timber o sro1s ESsn enr
srr cultural purposes. And % establish Aks clsis
70 said lA1d before III Register and RaeeiEsr q
( thss occce - Boise. Idsho. or "Wednesday lie
( Iith Jay or September. ts0L
He names a. Witnesses Henry Renke1 %
( Butte Montana. Hayes Caunor q Butte. koa-
tara smith Souie q Emnltt. 1eaho. JOhn P
PfeirsF Of Boise. Idaho-
Any and su persons cisimrng adversely TIE
sboye-descrioed lands Azc requested % Gle xesi-
claims IN his osce or cS bef0re sAid iIrz dAJ q
September. ~
JAhss KING. Register
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Free For an saddlc-Horse Race - 40
yards; $1,000
Free For All Slow Pony Race - 40
yards; $500
Horse Races, 10 per cent toenter; en-
trance fee added To purse. 20 per cent to
first and 80 per cent TO second, Of above
purses.
/ En- N Srnnrs
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We Offer 70 Make, Ansolutsiy Free
o. Chrrre