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A WONDERFUL FACE 2,

A WONDERFUL FACE BLEACH.
A PEACH-LIkE eonplexion obtained ifrssd a
directed. VIII turn the skin of a black or brown
person four or FIVE shades lighter, and rnulatto
person perfectly white. In fortyeIght hours IA
or two Will be noticeable. Ii does not turn the
skin in spots but bleMches out white the skin re-
manning beautiful without continual use. VIII
remove wrinkles, freckles, dark spots pimples or
bumps OF black heads, making the skin very soft
and smooth small pox pits, tan, liver spots re-
moved without harm 60 the skin. When you get
the color yen wish, stop using the preparation. :
THE HAIR sTRAIGHTHNRR.
that goes In every one dollar box 81 enoueh IA
make enyone's hair grow long and straieht and
keeps It from falling out. Highly perfumed ana
makes the hair soft and easy to comb. Many
OF our customers say one OF our dollar boxes "a
worth ten dollars, yet We sell 10 for one dollar
box IHE NO-SAELL thrown In FREQ. =.
ANY person sending us one dollar in A letter or
fost-Omce money order, express money order or
neg htered IetteE We will send IL through the mail
postage prepaid; or II you want Il eent @. o. ID.
II VIII come BY express, $50. extra.
In aly case where III fails 20 do whist We CLAIR.
! We VIII return the money or send a box fTee ~
Sn asa sac rsGsed 80 that no ONE WA know CON
. eeAxR AND co. O
?G2Ye4BroAd ssSeex,
...-. 49, 1Rsczns~sH VA.
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BlACK skIN. REMoVEa.
ANO HMR srRMehTENsR

both IN box Dor 81, three boxes for 81 Guaran-
TED 20 DO what VIC say and 20 be the 'sbest - ~
world. One box b all that Is required If uscd as
directed
Williams news., 1902-02-08
Full of Enterprise
Forest Supervisor.

Variety is what gives spice to life, and the same thing obtains in other matters. For instance, in the case of the magazine issued by the Sunday Herald of Los Angeles, the variety of the matter contained in it gives it a spice that other magazines lack. The Herald is full of evidences of enterprise and push. It is always looking for new things.
Williams news., 1902-02-08
WILLIAMS ARIZONA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1902

make insurance almost prohibitory, rates in someinstances being as much as 15 per cent, and the lowest rate ob- tainable is $40 on the $1OO. The valuation of city property, placing low estimate on the same, is per haps S250,OO0; say that one-half of this is covered by insurance, or $125, ,00O, and say at the lowest rate of $40 on the S1OO, this means 5000 annually paid to in surance companies, and as a mat ter of fact I have it from good authority that the insurance com panies take from this place in the neighborhood of S15,000 exclusive of that of the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber company. The establish ment of this system of water works would reduce the rates of insurance fully one-half. 'Tis a fact. This would mean that the owners of property here could afford to con- tribute to q fund to raise money to put this system into operation and in one year would have it re- paid to them in the saving of insur- ance rates, and at the end of two years would be putting money away that would under the present regime necessarily be paid into the insurance companies.
 Understand that this article is not directed at the insurance com panies. for they would be the ones to further the enterprise suggested they might on the face of it be losers still the protection of property would mean to them less to losses by fire. But it is out of the question to try to raise this money by private subscription. People can not see it in the light wherein it is presented here. But there is a way, and such a one that the burden of raising this money will fall on all equally and in rela- tion to the benefits to be derived 
 This relief can only be obtained through the efforts of the city coun- cil, and it is up to them. Gentle men, if you desire to perpetuate your memory with the citizens of get in and let it be said that our first city council left a rec ord which will be hard to beat.
 J. B. GIRAND.
Williams news., 1902-02-08

permission will only require the asking.
 Then the only question which presents itself is the cost of install ing the system.
 After a careful investigation of the cost of laying water mains, etc, l desire to present to the council and the people the probable amount of money that it would take to in stall q system which would prac- tically bring every house in the town within it.
 To begin with, the railroad com pany have two mains laid from their reservoir to their water tanks on the railroad, these being a three and a four inch pipe, and by tap ping both of these pipes would give us a circulating system, than which, there is none better.
 In order to obtain the best re- suits, the three inch main should be tapped at the intersection of Fifth and Sheridan streets, then lay q three inch main along Sheri- dan street to the intersection with Second street, a distance of 1,020 feet. From this point the line should run north for one block, then east one block, then north one block, then east one block, then north one block to an intersection with a four inch main that should be laid along Bill Williams avenue to tap the four inch main of the railroad company. To sum this up, it would mean about 2,420 feet of three inch main and about 2,1OO feet of four inch main, or a total of perhaps 4,5OO feet of pipe. Then fire hydrants should be placed at intervals of, say 300 feet, or on cor ners of alternate blocks. This would mean that, with ,OOO feet of hose, water could be put on any building in the town. The data at hand for estimating the cost of lay ing water pipe is so complete that it can hardly be termed approxi- mate, and knowing the cost of same and the cost of transporta- ton, it is just a question of com putation to arrive at the cost to i'm stall such n system as I have out lined, and I have made such a cal culation and find that the total | cost, inclusive of everything in herewith, will fall far short of S1O,0OO.
 Now as to what this would mean to the citizens of the town:
 At the present time insurance rates here are so exorbitant as to
Williams news., 1902-02-08
Fire Protection for Williams
Plan to Install Water Works System in This City

Williams, the incorporated town, and Williams, the unincorporated town, are as different as one could desire Who can doubt the benefit, which to the resident is apparent, that has been brought about by i'm cooperating the town. We seem to have been fortunate in the selection of our councilmen. for they have, taking into consideration the diff culties with which they are con fronted, given us a clean admins tration-
 Still there is one thing of the ut most importance to every citizen of the town, and by them should be urged upon the council to take action upon without further delay, l. e.: The question of a system of water works for fire protection.
 A short time ago the work shop of MT. Kilgore, who is a resident of the western part of the city, was burned to the ground. A stiff wind was blowing and not a single person there doubted that if the wind had been an easterly instead of a northerly one, Williams would have seen a repetition of the fear ful fire of July 2nd, 1901.
 Therefore, it is the duty of every citizen to personally interest him self in a method whereby we can protect ourselves from this danger which is a daily menace to our property.
 Now for the best and cheapest way to bring about the desired re- suit The Saginaw X Manistee Lumber company of this place have realized the dangers to which their plant is subjected and have taken adequate Precaution to guard against them. They have water mains connected with the immense reservoir of the Santa Fe railroad, and with the distinct understand lnk NAA4A E@A1G oA anu nO other time, they have the use of this water. And as a result of this timely work they have many times saved their property. as we'll as that of others, from destruction by fire That the town of Williams can avail itself of the same | means is without question, for it is as much advantage to the railroad . as to any one for Williams to re- main intact and grow, or in other words, the railroad company to a certain extent, has the welfare of the town at heart, inasmuch that it is of great benefit to them
 And I reiterate, that to get this
Williams news., 1902-02-08
A prospector travelling near a

A prospector travelling near a mining camp in Socorro county, says the Albuquerque Citizen, met a teamster five miles from Oscurra hauling water, and the following conversation passed between them: "Where are you hauling water?" "To - camp" "How far do you have to haul it?" About fourteen miles" "Why don't the company sink a well?" Because it is about as far one way as it is the other"
Williams news., 1902-02-08
RESERVE RULES
For Future Guidance of Applicants for
 Permits to Craze Stock.

Applicants for positions as forest ranger are now required to make formal applications on similar lines with civil service examinations, under oath.
Williams news., 1902-02-08
GRAND CANYON RESERVE.


 dents on the south side of the Grand Canyon, up to the amount of 1000 head, will be permitted to graze on this reserve the coming year. Stock of any kind, belonging to non-resi- dents, will not be allowed to graze on the south side of the Canyon.
 Ten thousand head of cattle and horses will be allowed to graze on the north side of the Canyon the coming year.
 By a recent decision of the secre- tary of the interior, the require ment in grazing applications z that cattle or horses shall not becorall- ed within five hundred yards of any running stream or living stream" may be omitted from the application if the applicant desires; and in place of the agreement that himself, his herders, rustlers and other employees" will put out fires, the agreement will be ''he and his 
 The old blanks will be used, but these clauses may be changed if it is desired by the applicant.
 Residents within the reserves will be given first consideration in granting grazing permits; those who own ranches with the reserves, second; stock owned by persons living in the immediate vicinity of the reserves, third, and stock of outsiders who have some equitable claim will be fourth in point of for grazing privileges. No instructions have been re- ceived by forest officers relative to sheep grazing for the coming year. All sheep are at present excluded from the reserves, and must remain outside reserves until orders are re- ceived permitting them to enter.
 F. s. BREEN,
 Forest Superyisor
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-03
NOTES OF THE BOXERS.

-. can, N, eolor.d ish,-sish,. h. too
-,.h.. on ~. i, 70 meet jacs Ry.n. q
nr,lI,n. IN tllsu,osu. Pa th' sr-s ant -
has. ,..nt, ro1ni engagement .ith George Nc
Fadisn In Bsltinor, On March q
ssvvrst boring riuh- are srer issE Root. h'
western champion middle -.isnt Roots nan
.ssr has iIr.ad, res,V-i three oH.r'. one from
the manager q George Gsrdnsr, sho -an's TO
nee, Root In chS.ss sno,h-r from Louisville.
sh,.e Root 1, saut~i 70 meet Ms-'in Hart on
the AIT 81 MAY J and from Mr Moon.
At Ayplstpn Who sanH ROo'. and Cl-sr. Root
ransx-r Wired a--ptsns. FOR all thre~. 2Tovif-
ing the 9ruo.r iaTi.its are po-,ei'
Police Conmisiyn-r Fo.is. Of Detroit. has
decided 70 rut Josn exhibition, Ia that cit,
nun hu~n TO ten rounds. and sili enforce
risidIy the diIinstion between boIiuE AMI ashr-
Ing
lack Roo, snd Marvin Hsr may b. matches
10 hsat at Louisville ~ Derby nisht sons
other date near u. N.rotistisn. are nov under
say
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SIR THOMAS GIVES
CUP FOR CONTESTS
1T WILL BE RECEIVED BY 4
CHICAGO YACHT CLUB.

DulcNGO March THAT sir Thomas
Llprru appr-. kate. american sportsman
s1ip Nns mate evident by the reception
n 4 letter from him in viii n ne made
known IN" aft " 4 cup TO the Columbia
N,cit club. ~ THIS ciiy. 10 be contested
Tor tn" irish huron has already sent the
cup and IN IN" communication said tina
y, WISHED ne ouli be present for the
hr-t contest f,r H.
~" Iced provides that the ute Of the
cup shall ne Vested perpetually In the
Columbia Yacht rlun. and the donor =
intention j. 10 encourage yachting ON
the great lakes %; Asnrr!cl by annua!
contests 30 be sailed under the direction
81 IN, club
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.CA|CKADEE WINS
THE SECOND RACE
THE FOUR HUNDRED TAKES
OPENING EVENT.
Steward. SIN probinI >tr-pIc-
chase scandal At New
Orleans Track

RACE TRACK NEW ORLEANS
ofarch SAN excellent ,r-I W. siN
race. was offered oy 3d.. Dr,- .-n' ctu
locke Club 20 i's patron fhs after
noon. II not -n'v nrom.s' tn Furnish
excellent contests bur fyr.v -n.rrt...s
a. we'll In no race 80. ta.r. horse
which seemed 90 uIt,As. POO. 'Ur-.
The best race on 'hc prpg-lfnlln Hls
the High Weight Haudl AZ "a; ~ 'Ht-
longs. in which Balm ~ q lead F."arHa
Albula. Tickle Saint AMI ''n"r sn'i
sprinters ran.
The weather THIS afternoon N,s sim
ply delightful ard the atfr1itaee bis
for Monday
Jockey Bar,lcy 1se I'd: ,he stsep.s
chase ridete. together WITH several
Others implicated 10 ;ac a.e'p.' .aass
scandal. wer. be:0r. th. stewards '.r
several hours tai. m7ralnE cap. Il.
sald TINT the -y.ten-r ,- 81 .n ana sHr
nnai decision Viii bs made ia
or two
John J Mccarcr'y .1s Nrf-kaoHu
owner and trainer NH. at. H. 30
louisville a., winter arrived town
morning.
Tomorrow j. i.adio- npg ans 80 r. .s
the FIRST and oHy dbF rt no, m,a ...
set aside for the m,W.,rs ~ fH, '1
sex. II Is expected tal. .t. .#I-
crowd Will b., present
jockeys Il burns and Nsr N"r'
engaged to-day Co ri4y 80 stance go
season for T I!cus' ana 4 a, % A''rt.
Lieuse has stable 0f seven -
horses and last year Won Over - -" %
stakes and purses
.!UsT Rae
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BASEBALL NOTES.

nHa r'Nl.l 'ny lAs sasAs,t N.NIan
" Na.rs 'a .1i.H ~ 'His 'f..7 NJ
4tlaia ~ ia.s. susrr 200 plivsi "a a.. nine
|.- .'ar. 90. fH1 g,sgs H- nvmb~r
no S"r York Sarl.aal League tear tor tn-
.sr" period Pen sJl,.ai.'. b.'stau coach sna
Er 600 Jas, hFcs ysar' football, baseball .nd
lr1 At L-lali stanford Dr. University.
rufprni.
Hh,IaS i.' .iSHei Nir7asi issgg, raa,-ls'
s most hsb taat lsb B.rrr ~ill play i.r
AQUA or ihe PAul.ss tas ,v4s,l 20 pl.s. Of
70 l.aa7ir Hsrry Was last year. u'illu man,
.t t1 HUH .ssi vors At lsn nell BsfTr sn
a" rr.' a. 40 r-rit~-
TIC ws.aasa STATE Lsasgs hs' siert-i a
.4n,r, um' OF So n1aih Aai s,gra'es 'sr
900 hers aui 81 mouth sni sip,n,ss fsr play.
go q o'H'r poa'h'a'
in oEaars,. Ro.sr c5nnor Tom rarscr ard
~, 80: -. - O.! PLAZA. TO- cane n.
Dusty" Rho.is' ,ho pitched 10 the s.u'h
jersey l.aasgs ."yerai ,ea'oa' ago, IA. hsAsi
no rIn nBau The Refs are srrtalaJ hard %
.r talent
rrcs'.a. lau o. mo CHICAGO club. ~. Ne
NIl ..t. u4in,Id,r Jones, w. Jumped HI. rlao
DO :. g. ST. .>,ll., J4..I - .,oa a. he e,Ins.
o. 'biaaso J3n"s accepted advance mons, tom
$50 sni has failed f1 rc.urn the smDgnt &,
'Hr ..H.
socsn.r, mo rni.n ball to,s-r IA. sri'.
'rn Maaassr Like asking for position on
.H. l.s.U Team sossals.s Il taklns lite easy
fHlE man IN i1 good condition" said Lake. II
'' SIN him Immediately
a,
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rs ala nat rs C.HmHl, -"lI u.N s.l
THOMAS DuuuS
Mr. Pos. sllI that 60 rae" 1r.H boats
with American crews would u1t decide
a .y.l.r American or British E, H.Hnuu
81. superior ~. maintained, %" -ald
Haf u American trrN could -' N'iar
results from .l, shamrock and tlat d,
British row would get less 49, "a from
... columbia lie believed luI' under
,'.. conditions the Shamro * would
Nlu lie said bee would send a rrprrsrn.
..lyr 20 London ,p comp.cl" arrange
m.ni- with Sir Thomas IIp'nn
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SPORTS OF ALL SORTS.


u.-.-E 100 .ri t.sa.' I-ha- ir-in 81 7r
-. Sc 49,. a..
q" ~"
N'' AZ
N''i-'' ','a"s M,
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race
49,,
H.h' a-f H'''-a' as' 80
"as -srri 'r '4..i a1' .'HF'" 'S
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AIS. v.,-.f. s...rr ..'.,rsi 80
"
a., -, a..
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Yr.. ... .. arsIsrf.~. 100 ....f az sac
ION
Up no '.A' D..
as 'rr.a'' ~ '''t'
ts-iAI 49, 'h'f. NnA'h 1870
s'nNl'r ~ mn
me- over r ~ h''' 30
~ rl7aihf '.'
NHr r'.''
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BIG SCANDAL ON
ENGLISH TURF.
TWO PROMINENT JOCKEYS
WILL GET NO LICENSE.

LONDON. March 3-Tne Licensing
Committee OF the Jockey c.ul tp-l,
examined number of Jockeys previous
20 deciding on their license. Ti' u-
vestigations included several prpmlueu,
English riders whose bank accounts
are alleged to show profitable relation.
Ytkh r. 7. Kelly, bDOkInakcr OF Brad
log0. Thomas + GOudie, The book
M11Der of ths Bank OF Liverpool and
U5ck Burge. the pugiiist. who. on
~. y, were sent 10 prison for com
city ID The Bank OF Liverpool frauds
1<1GIlc the Committees dectsions wer.
~ ANNOUNCED. 10 WIS Understood that
p I1nnt TWO among tho foremost Eng
1ockeys will not appear on the turf
n the year iyO2
Commjftee granted license TO
WnRttn. tine American. Ills nrs,
r. - ~ the Lincolnshire Handi-
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ON BASKETBALL COURTS.

rhs Tioss BASKETBALL team, Nsraslng iib
pounds. ~ouh nsv 10 meet all team. A. ina,
s-isht seaside. ruscaroras Hsrruls. Non,Aus
B,," A G, sos.i. RNsr,iis, Holy 'ru.s, Broc-n-
street Tab-rn,cIs, UIiV.'s and 81 Tboms, pre-
f,uvi All dates In March and April open.
Aiirss Frsi Eb.ris. 60. HAs' Thirtssnth street
IN. wins'oo, 4 G defeated Ii. Grse. ctapi
Athletic Club N saturday by a sror. Of IS 10 6
In Schenectady on saturday IN. Noun, Mo-ri.
hv of thl. city defeated the Washington Ton.
unanAis BY a .cor. % 81 To ~. An .stra
period u ten minutes ss required ins tn.
is,IdIhs score.
IN. Brooms st~.i Tabernacle Juniors defeated
tie Long Island CITY Athlete, on III, former
team. court by . score Of ~ to s. return
gam. viii b. played on III. Athi-.ir,' cour, on
we-tns sisy,
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HENRY MAY
DRIVE CRESCEUS.

TOLEDO Ntrc1 Prince Henry
mtv hoy. m,ihir, new bj which 20
member h.. visit =, America Ic may
dr.. Pa" champion trutt-r Cr-sc.as in
'h|4 .fr NN.u hu arrives here On
wednesday morning for tho lorsos
vu'r G'0r- q kc.ch,m viii have
20, great ;rf',. al the depot to meet
I .... visitor T. known 8, ra 4
r'..i .. horses. ana. having heard
H' Cr.- .Es n. may express a desire
fl. If.. NIu JUS, as h" ~Hid h, would
rus. in AN American railroad
~ lu docs NJ E"irhIm would
.. .' ..sH.,i 20 ut|..' him
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GOLF LINKS CLOSED.
Van ,ortiRndf Park NssAs Q
Clcan-up.

Tho solG Ink. In Van Cortlandt Park
VIII be closed Ia'il April l. Park Com
missioner Eustis ~ the Borough OF the
Bronx made the announcement to-day.
II - our regular spring cleaning"
said the Commissioner The mud has
been six inches deep on the links for
- week put tina, has no, kept away
enthusiastic golfers The links Is TO
be- nX.d 100 ana IA, only way we can
get At it j. tu keep the golfers on.
rs April ven have the turf in good
CONDITION and the players can so back
L. their spJr'
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SOMETHING NEW IN BOWLING
Clarence y. Green Decides On In
noxntiOn In Rules.

clarence + Green, u ~" Mon'auk
billiard parlors and bowling alleys. No
81 Fulinu street. Brnoklyn. has decided
ipon an innovation ~ bowling rules
governing mp.onship contests sIHllat
,r,t INSTITUTED by him In pool and
huu.rl matches Total pins viii decide
, IN Itch ~ three nr more games. appIlca-
Ism Of mis- rule being mall IN the CON
,.. nov going On q" the ehhmplonsnlp
more th,n sixty years o. age.
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mere Antonio Pair.ro and Alfred Han
ior Tho referee Nho sa.i his name
VA John Smith Mas arrested. vita the
lighters frr violation ~ the Lewis lhw
The TIRE" Nyr, lrrai.u"i .n the West
SD, court and Magistrate Meade was
told that u Vas q regular smoker NJ
the Priscilla t.Ih Wen the Magis-
irH'- learned TINT no admission wa
raarEed hs declared the .av aad NO.
been Violated ana discharged the men.
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CONROY ESCAPED
SERIOUS INJURY.
KEENE'S GREAT COLT FELL
WHILE EXERCISING.
JocL-, Wa. Thrown H~a,ii,. his
Leg B-inE broken h., Fall
IN Frozen Ground.

LONDON Marcn : -conrov James
Ecaus- last wears brooklyn Il'nii-
cap winner while exercising n' New
mark,, t.c"Htry. slipped ui ''u III
rii,r J Mn, escaped ni'h broken
I-g
The grount VS. frozen ana the h1,
vns brown Win great fore The
thoroughbred though escaped With bI'
few scratches and has been able 'u
resume his raining
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HARVARD NAMES COMMITTEE
Names "f Wen ." Confer win Nnir
sent to New Haven.

CAMBRIDGE. March 3.-Thc Peace
Committee ~ Harvard has been APP
pointed % the Athletic Committee and
the names sent TO Yale out OF courtesy
90 Yale the announcement Will not Boz
made oy Harvard until acknowledg-
mont Is received from New Haven.
The Committee has voted to allow the
Harvard fencing club to hold a contest
with West Point some time next month.
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r,..,nx aud Hansen Tonight.

John Pisnlns. the 'Butohsr BOY. III. rscor
nlisd Grse~o. Rornsn champion, .ho recently de-
t.s,~i SachAd. tn. Turk. and Carl Sorb.ek. tn.
Giant Sorvssiaa. will attempt to thro~ Carl
Hansen. Of the Danish Sporting Club, Of brook
i'm. within time link Of anssa minvess 81 .
urvokiyn theatre so-ni0Al
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The ssrond rae, lld Ch.Dkad," .,s 4,
Was not IN III, rlv nNsant,d. tor .H
had to h., ridden 1uf 600 beat jos" '
when the Tag i,ll HAYDEN sent Ia. %
the front. and DO" lsd ipr the FIRST three
furlnngs ChiciSadcs then rev put and
took lead ~ two lenU' n vhi-H $50
held until the NuN Nf'sn'h Then
Josie T. rlu-gd N.fI t r4sh FOR. Ing
otis To RI, down and rd' hlri IN rider
10 get Chirk1d,n .. 900, Hr. n' EVIt a
length joss = took fH. pnn. mHn'"
from Nassel Dance uN 'wn lengths
Third RaCe-S.N 'ur.ng- W. Hg
Merry Maker TN. Messenger siz s-.-
ond and Alopath 'hiri
Fourth Racy-SN urlpnEz Won rv
Albula. Van HporchekC Na- s.rHuf and
Balm OF GiI,ad third
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

tsp-r al '. ras gr.n...
RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS
Aarch s.--Tao entries fnr morrow
races are A. follows
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su iarlsas,

Twelve three y~ir-oids which mad not
won Two rncrssiuc" last November. ran
In the opening event. II We won easily
10y the faVurii' rIo -Four Hundred lr"
Brown had 30, ear. speed ant uaI"
1.-The running Cor % quartet Vh"r" Do" gave
way 20 Dpl'. Var Slrute t." ia'i.r
|rcmainel 20 'front.' go .uo .aai 'Ir"u-
where The -Four Hundred went 80 the
front and aoueisliy nv three .'nsihs
Dolce Far Sicnt" finished Au easy sec -.
oni. a length and a adl' o'ipF" Rose OF
May.
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The thoughtless man with land TO
sell
Finds no one who will buy.
Ho does not think Of prinesr's III
And all World waats inplE.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-03-03
LAFAYETTE CAPSIJIFS

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