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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-08
EAST BETHEL.

Mrs. John Clifford was in Randolph
| Monday.
c, G, Whitney was in Randolph on
business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrill, were in East
Randolph Saturday.
Win Whitney and two sons of Fitch
burg have the measles.
Mrs. d. l.. Parker is able to ride out for
the first time for four months.
Mr.. and Mrs Bright of South Royalton
visited at John Morrills lately.
II. c. Benson lately sold six COWS for
200, the price varying from S35 to S65
each.
Henry F. Gage and his son, George
occupy the win Whitney pasture this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nye Of South Royal
ton visited at Miss II. G. Whitney's last
week.
F. W. Wight was thrown from his
wagon at the creamery last week, but not
seriously injured.
Frank Wight has been doing some
papering and painting for Mrs. w. 5.
Hammond the past week.
w. 5. Hammond sold last Saturday the
last OF his three pairs Of trained steers,
which he has been handling the past win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monkey, we'll
known in this vicinity, now living in
Massachusetts, were made happy by the
birth OF daughter lately.
Frank Greene has finished sheep-shear-
ing, he thinks. He commenced very early
and has sheared a large number, being the
only man that makes business of shear
ing for other people.
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Posi- MILLS.

Lorenzo Bragg visited old friends here
/ recently.
Cyrus Merrill has recently been out OF
town looking for horses.
w. F. Burr and wife spent last Sunday
at his brothers, III. V. Burr's.
Mrs. w. Beckwith is teaching in West
/ Fairlee near Lakeside creamery.
Mrs. c. E. Flanders is visiting at her
! fathers, Fitch Naterman's, at Union VII
! lage.
c. 7. Lucas has been in Boston recently
caring for his son, Carl, who has been
quite sick.
Miss III. g. Gillett from Boston is in
town and the Gillett home will again be
opened soon.
Spring millinery was shown at the Com
modore house the past week by Mrs. Pell
from Norwich.
Mr.. Alderman and wife from Oxford re-
Gently visited her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Burr from LYME. n.
H., spent last Sunday at the old home
with his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. III. Burr.
A new fifty horsepower engine has re-
Gently been put up at the Lakeside cream
cry, so the teams do not have to wait long
for their skim milk.
Mrs. L. Howe, after spending the winter
with her daughter at Athol Mass, has re-
turned and is boarding at Mrs. Bankers
on North Lake street.
Mrs James Davidson has recently re-
ceived her long delayed pension on the
death of her husband, James Davidson,
with some 500 back pay and IS per month.
o. f. Seaver, formerly of this place, had
the misfortune to have a bad fall in his
shed, striking on a large nail which cut
his eyelid so that it required several stitch
es to hold it in place.
All here sympathize with our popular
butcher, Ben Still, in the loss OF his barn
by fire last week Monday afternoon, be-
sides his meat carts, ETC., which he had re-
Gently replenished.
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VERSHIRE,

Work at the mines has been suspended
IN some oil the departments for time.
H. IS expected that Rev. w. F. Harding
VIII preach here two weeks from last sun.
day, May 18th.
Mrs. Kellogg spent Sunday with her
brother, Rev. A. {. Dodge. driving over
from Chelsea Saturday night.
The union meeting will be held at the
church next Sunday evening. EIder
preach
Mrs Sophia Clogston, who has spent the
winter m Barre, is expected to return
soon and will occupy her house here
through the summer.
Mrs. Stacy has so far recovered as to he
a aI 70 attend church. She has been con-
nhea az nome for long while and an are
glad to see her out again.
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Like a promninn Mar

f we years ago a disease the doctors
GalIed dyspepsia took such hold Of me that
could scarcely CO., writes Geo.S. Marsh
wei. Wen known sl attorney of Nocona, Tex. II
sGoA fuantltles OF pepsin and other medi-
ing man grabs at a straw I e-rabbSJ u, ~
hodoi. felt an improvement al one
ana after a few bottles am sound ana
We'll. kodol is the only prepsrati i,,
Whleh exactly reproduces the natural al
gestive juices and consequently is the onIv
one which digests any good food ana
S Ill any form Of stomach trouble. ID %
Braintree. 4aHiH' East
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Boston & Maine and Central Vernon
mileages to let. A. G. 0sGooD & Co.
Mary Howe, vermont's only grand op,
era prima donna soprano, assisted by th'
MAIN string quartette, will give a grand
concert at Randolph MAY 23d Orders for
seats left with Rev. Mr.. Davis will be
promptly filled from the best remaining
unsOld.
Frank Parker is passing the cigar:
around.
S. d. Hutchins visited his family the
! first of last week.
Mrs. Helen Bragg returned to her home
in Boston last week.
Joe Osgood OF Randolph is visiting his
father, George H. Osgood.
L. n. Kibbee and w. NJ Hamblin are
! framing barn for w. II. Hayward.
Mrs. E. c. Jenness has returned from
her work in Brookfield TO her home here.
Mrs. B. F. Sargent of Tunbridge has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. A.
Pierce.
Mrs. f. G. sprague and Ruth went to
Rutland last Tuesday to visit friends and
relatives.
d. j. Frazier, former resident OF this
place, who has lately bought farm in
Braintree, called on old friends here last
Monday.
A. NJ. Smith moved last week from G.. $.
Osgood's hill farm to the George Green
place on the branch, which he purchased
last fall.
Rev. c. f. Davis and family, with the
exception of Miss Matte, left last Tuesday
for State Line, ~ H., where they expect to
make their home for the present. Miss
Matte is to remain with her sister, Mrs.
c. H. Monkey.
W. F. Gillett has been having more
trouble with his sheep being chased by
dogs. Last Tuesday morning two dogs
got into his flock and bit and tore three
sheep so that il is doubtful II they recoy-
er. Two of the sheep had twin lambs.
Ray Blaisdell had very unfortunate ac-
cident last week Wednesday. He was
scufiling with Frank Ferris and slipped in
such a way as to break both the bones in
his left leg just below the knee. DIR. Scott
was called to reduce the fracture and he is
getting along nicely now.
The schoolboys' ball game on Kibbee
field last Monday, East Randolph VS.. RAN
dolph Center, resulted in a victory for the
East Randolph team, 9 to a. The boys
played a very good, quiet, gentlemanly
game and the score would have been clos
ar had not the winning team been made
up OF larger boys than the losers.
Mrs. Asa Bennett, who has been stop
ping at her sons, III. w. Benefits, went
last week Tuesday to the Hanover hospital
Tor an operation. The operation was un- b
successful as the doctors found on trying
10 operate on her that they would be un-
lbe to remove the trouble. She is report
ID to have an even chance to return home
Put It is doubtful if she ever fully recov- I
rs.
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SOUTH sTocksRIpcE

Mrs Elliott Wyman visited in Mendon
last week.
Chas. Flint and Will williamson were
in Woodstock last Friday.
Chas. r. Boutwell, and Mrs. r. X. Towne
are suffering with rheumatism.
Mrs. a. D. Mills and daughter, Evelyn,
are visiting in Rutland this week
Mrs. Fannie Boutwell, of Rutland visited
her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Mills, last Sunday
Ralph Whites baby, who has been sick
with pneumonia, now has congestion Of
the brain.
There were services at the NJ. f. church
last Sunday at O'Clock, Rev. Mr.. Roberts
of Pittstield officiating
Two of Harvey Blanchard's children fell
into the brook last week Sunday. The boy
got out and notified his mother, but the
youngest, some four years old. fioated
nearly one fourth mile and was found by
its mother beside rock alive, but uncon-
scious.
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Commissioners, Notice.


ESTATE OF GEU. =. tIeHN7I'' -
The undersigned. having been appointed p, ~
honorable Probate Court. for the l.-i..g .-F
Randolph, Commissioners TO receive. eAA llils -
adjust all claims and demands Of az pt-f
against Geo. r. Cushman, late q hE
N SAID District, deceased hereby give ~. ~ ~
We VIII meet for the purpose 81 eAall-.i-- ~
late Geo- r. Cushman In Randolph 90 e1llis ~
June 9TH. and saturday, Oct. llth, lra-ls -.
O'Clock =. until O'Clock p. M, each ~ ~tiH I
and that six months frnm the 9sth day 9. AIL.l
A. ID. 1902. Is the time limited ny sil4
lot said creditors to present their eiiltiia p
Tor examination and allowance. q Ne
Dated az Randolph this 5th day e -
A. d. 1904
1875 ) CHASE coma
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Holds Up a Cenaressman.

AT the end Of the campaign" writes
Champ Clark, Missouri's brilliant con-
gresham IRON overwork, nervous ten
sion, loss Of sleep and constant speaking /
had about utterly collapsed. II seemed
that all the organs in my body were out of
order, but three bottles Of Electric Bitters
made me al right. It's the best all-around
medicine ever sold over a druggists
counter. Over-worked, rundown men
ana weak, sickly women gain splendid
health and vitality from Electric Bitters.
Try them. Only SOC. Guaranteed,
For sale by Drew q Leonard. Randolph
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Don't Start wron,

Don't start the summer with a lingering
cough or cold. We all know what snm'
mer cold IS. It's the hardest kind 10 cure.
Otten II hangs on" through the entire
season. Take it in hand right now. A
lew doses of One Minute Cough Cure will
~ you right. Sure cure for coughs. colds.
GSIoup, grip bronchitis, all throat and
once. Children like If s0ne Nfinn1e
cough Cure is the best cough medicine
ever used, says J. II. Bowies. Groveton.
\. n. Il never found anything else that
s a. SO safely and quiekly.n A. r. Hood
q Son, chelsea; J. A. Chedel. Gavsville.
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License TO Sell.

ESTATE OF EMELINE T. SMITH
STATE OF VERMONT. IN Probate Court ~
kANnoLFH DISTRICT, So % Randolph j Il ~
SAID District on the 2ist day IF APRIL n. =. n
kmeline II. Cole administrators oi fht rs.4' -
hmeiine T. smith, late Of Randolph pm ~
lrlet. deceased, makes application e. rsiN gtf
for license % sell an 81 the real estate Y n
deceased. 20 wit: House ana lat IN the Al..ast -
Randolph, representing that the sale WIS %, '
enctai 20 all the heirs ~ said estate. 4rsf
Whercupon, IL is ordered by said i'A., 80
said application be referred 20 session US A.
To be held az the Probate Office, IN sald ISM. IN
on the sth day Of May. A. d. 1902 Tor hetLi4- 80
decision thereon. and IL is further ordtffF ~.
an persons interested be notified hereof, "A 80
Hcation u notice Of said application aa' ,rsgtf
thereon. three weeks successfully ~ Wy lf.trh
and News, newspaper published az -.
~ THIS state, and which cirCulatrs IL i1e 8 "a
burhood 81 those Interested before ~ilA W. IN
nearing that they may appear 40 $50
BY the Court; Attest, 4-t4s
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Dangerous lfNeeleeted

Burns, cuts and other wounds often
tall 10 heal properly il neglected and be-
come trou blesOme sores. DeWitt's Witch
hazel salve prevents such consequences
EVen where delay has aggravated the in
jury Dew tits Witch Hazel Salve effects a
cure. Il had running sore on my leg
thifty years, SAYS II. G. Hartly, Yankee
town, Ind. AFTER using MANI rer,e5;s.
! tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. a
Few boxes healed the sore Cures an slim
diseases. Piles yield to il at once. Beware
OF counterfeits. j. W. Parmenter
Brookteld; c. J. stocswell. HancocS
Z. J. Prince. SO. Randolph.
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LILLIEvILLE.

Mrs. Chapman has boarders who work
for VOL Hassam.
Mrs. Nettie Brown is nursing at Guy
Hodgkins' in Gaysville.
Oscar Dean was guest at Mr.. and Mrs.
Sayles Hoisington's a couple of DAYS last
week.
There have been four boarders at Cecil
Washburu's the past week. who work on
the Hassam last block job.
Alton Billiard with his two children.
Kenneth and Marion, arrived here from
Durham, y. C., Friday. He expects to
work for G. r. Noble this season. His
many friends are glad to see him back to
Vermont
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License TO Sell.
ESTATE OF PETER sAULE
DRUGGISTS.

tNAAAE Of II AEk NAA AaAr
STATE OF VERMONT. 2 IN Probate Court, PEI.
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, ~. az Randolph. % enc IN
SAID District on the lth day uf AH}s y
1902, r. T. sault administrator q me ts.e
% Peter sault, late Of Randolph % N
District, deceased makes application p ~
Court for license to sell an uf the real e-.alt =
said deceased, situated in Randolph ag0 ,h.s.
tree O. Wit; About % acres Of land 90 h'ai5'' ~,
being part of the Tilsun bot, and ln thr y n
vision. Also the house'and lot. situated By Iha ~
lage Of Randolph and being the premises go
pied by said deceased az the time q. 81. ast'
representing that the sale viii be beHen''A' v"
all the heirs Of said estate. ~.
Nuereupuu, a. b. ordered Dg aa44
said application be referred 20 a session thEi't
o. De held az the Probate Office in said tsaal1 ~
on the 9th day OF MAY. A. y, 1902, 'or hrt1.s
ana decision thereon; and it D. furintt gL,lt 55
that OH persons interested BE- notified Ati ~
publication Of notice uf said application aAa ,ta
thereon, three weeks sucre-siFfiA m ~
Herald and News, newspaper rnhI-a.a r.
Randolph, In this state, and which t3F.l '.'i
the uelghbprhood Of those Interested n'..t. IN
time oi hearing that they may appfF 49,
time and place, aud, II they see cause ''l'''
thereto
by the Courts Attest. -
WILLIAM III NICHOLS aAAs''
true copy of Records Attest. -
1893 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS oN''r'
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Stand Like a Stone Wan

Between your children and the fortunes
OF itching and burning eczema, scaldhead
or other skin diseases. How? why. bv
using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. eartbis
greatest healer. Quickest cure for ulcers.
fever sores, salt rheum, cuts, burns or
bruises. Infallible for piles. 25c
For sale by Drew q Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-08
BETHEL cIIEAD

Mrs. Charles Dustin is quite poorly.
Miss Battles Of Randolph Center was
a. Appleton Mclntoshs the first OF the
week.
Chas Dyke went to Barnard this week
Monday 70 work for Mr.. Daniels IN the
sawmill
some 90 or over met at VIII Coles Mav1
to celebrate their eighth anniversary. All
had merry time. Cake and ice cream
were served
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-08
Letter to D. o. doodno,

Dear Sir; You are a dentist-you kpou,
a good job, outside mouth as well as in
side.
Perhaps your house needs painting.
Deyoe lead and zinc is your paint. Sold
under this guarantee:
III you have any fault to find with this
paint, either now in putting it on, or
hereafter in the wear, tell your dealer
about il.
I'VE authorize him to do what is right
at our expense"
And we are responsible: business es
tablished l46 years ago without a break
the largest paint manufacturer in the
United States
Yours truly,
g F. w. DEvoE & Co.
Z. ;. w. r. Lamson, Randolph. Turner
q Graham, Bethel, Campbell 4 Greeley.
Rochester, and +. o. Tracy, Chelsea. ii
Moody. So. Royalton, sell our RANT.
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EAST sRAINTREE.

!. Mary Howe, Vermont's only grand op
era prima donna soprano, assisted by th'
MAIN string quartette, will give a granS
concert al Randolph Nav 23d. Orders 10
seats left with Rev. ]. ". Coffin viii b.
promptly filed from the best remaining
unsold.
Robert Walker was on the sick list las
week.
Mrs. Louisa Martin is with her son, FL
win, for time.
w. o. Cram Of Roxbury has been help
ing S. Williams.
Mrs. Eusebia simonds is in East Ran
dolph, caring for the sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wardner OF Randolph
were at Edwin Martins Sunday.
Albert Eastman is sick with bronchial
pneumonia at A. X. MeIntire's.
! John Blanchard is moving into Mrs.
Emma French's house this week.
! Noah Clark and daughter OF Randolph
/ Center visited at j. w. Blanehard's Sun
day.
Rev. E. W. sturtevant of Post Mills
called on friends in town the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery OF Randolph
visited her sister, Mrs. Lucy Fisher, one
day last week.
Mrs. Emeline Eastman returned home
last Friday from Randolph where she had
been visiting.
Mrs. Alexander Of Randolph visited her
aunts, Mrs. X. j. Flint and Mrs. Simonds,
the first OF the week.
Alfred Fordham is visiting his father.
Daniel Fordham, for a time Chas. Ford
ham was home Sunday.
c. Z. meeting Thursday evening at 1880
sharp. Topic, Jesus, the Living Bread. /"
Leader, Mrs. Chas. Smith. To be followed
by cobweb social. Members are request
ed to bring popcorn.
-Four were initiated in the third and
fourth degrees last Saturday evening at
the grange meeting. Two new applica-
tions were presented. The old folks fur
nished the program and II visitors were
present from West Randolph and Brook
field oranges. Popcorn was served.
Rev. J. w. Collins subject for next sun
day IS the sixth commandment. In the
West Brooktield church at II O'clock sun
day evening the y p. s. e. j.. will hold
their meeting, instead OF Thursday even
ing as usual, at 1880 Topic "Practical
Conservation; leader, Mrs Blanche
Fisher.
From another source.
Children's Sunday in the hill church
June sth.
Cottage prayer meetings viii be held on
Wednesday evenings. The first OF these
meetings on the hill was held al the home
Of Deacon Daniel Flint
Bible class at Braintree bill church. sun
day at p. m. Regular preaching service at
$50 p. m. Mr.. Collins subject is, "Why
should we observe the first day Of the |
sabbath ~
This church on the hill is the first
church OF Randolph. II |
was organized in 1874. and is reported to /
have been the first church offered To /
William Lloyd Garrison, the distinguished /
American abolitionist, for public |
The present building is in /
bad state Of repair Special efforts will /
be put forth this summer 10 renovate and /
n IKE some much-needed reJa.rs.
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EAST BARNARD.

Glenn Cox has purchased horse.
Cora Wood is working at Lee Hollis.
c. II. Dean and wife were in Randolph a
day last week.
b. Lancey and lady have returned to his
summer residence here.
ED. Burke and wife were in Woodstock
to visit their daughter recently.
E. j. Allen is making repairs on his
house. Frank Foster is doing the work.
Mrs. Forrest Harlow has been quite I'M
She was attended by DIR. H. V. Hubbard
Mrs. G. w. Taylor and son of Wilder
spent few days with Mrs. Jennie Button
recently.
Mrs. F. G. Churchill spent few DAYS
with her daughter, Mrs. Forrest Harlow.
while she was i'll.
HAH
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UNION VILLAGE

Married, in Union Village Nav 1000
by Rev. j. d. Beeman, Mr a X Tpry o
ana am Mrs. Ellen Z. Clark, both OF Thetford.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-17
ANOTHER PITCHERS BATTLE.
Dothan Gets Only 9 Hits and Ozark
 only 4-Dothan with Ozark.
only 4-D

Dothan. Aug 6.-tSpecal )-Rain having prevented play yesterday afternoon. the second of the series of games with Ozark was pulled off this morning in the presence of fair attendance Tn eresult a ictory for the visitors by narrow margin, the score being 2 to l. It the hest played game of the season for Southeast Alabama. the most strik- ing feature being the absence of any wrang- ling. The game hard fought from start to finish. the players being full of snap ana ginger. The locals scored first. but at no time did 1t look as if they would win, for the margin was uncomfortaby small They kept the visitors off third base until the elGhth inning. when a wild throw to first gave them A run. In the ninth the locals went ur ana down in one two. three order. In inc last half the visitors succeeded in getting man across the plate with two hits an error ana another ugly throw 10 first. The visitors played an errorless game, but their inability to hit Thrasher kept the score down. Ner- nuielle of Troy. for the visitors, held the To- calls down to two hits and struck out 2 men while Thrasher gave up four hits ana struck cut men The feature of the game Was the long run of McCreary for a fly to deep right. jumping into the air and pulling it down be tween the first baseman and right fielder. He fell and rolled over in the weeds. but held tha sphere The visitors here had one man o~ base with two out. The visitors played raen from Troy, Clayton Elba and Ozark, Score
 pothan .................o O. Ozark ................,o r. 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-17
THE NEWS OF THE
 SPORTING WORLD by

oIelserson). even, won; Autumn Leaves. So (J. Walsh), { to 1, second; Favonius' lO4 (Ransch), to 5, third. Time. l:4S To Fifth race. six furlonss-Lass or Lang
 don, 90 (L. A. Jackson). to ?. won nA Hu,
 achuca. 104 (KnighD, to l, second; Eoio Bell. 90 q. Walsh). g to 1. third. Time l:fS 4-5. Topsoil and Ed Adair ran;
 Sixth race, six and half furiongs- don. 105 (Prior), to l, second; Ida V 1Oa (Helgerson), 10 to 1, third Time l:3t Joe Martin, Boomerack, Old Mike, Little Duchess II and Regea ran
 Compass. 1es (Donnelly),- to l. won;
 About. 10 Helgerson); 15 to second Pirates Queen 96 (RObbins), to l. third Time 1:51 3-5 Alaska, strangest. Trebor, George Whitney and Ultruda ran. First race, six furlongs-Marta santa IF; Mickey D, Federal IA; Colonel Zack, Ill; Elsie L. 105 second race. five furiongs-Au Revoir, 11S: Rheta 115: The Picket Sardini, Jer- ry. Ill; Goodman, no: Ahola, 1OS- Third race, steeplechase, handicap, short course-Lord Farandole. 150; Bristol 1f; Helen Paxton. 146 Golden Link. 14o; Dr. Knowlin TAO; McLaren. 149; Old Fox. 137: Captain Conover, Heraldo, Stamp Maso, 130.
 Fourth race. the speculation handicap, mile and a sixteenth--John Bright 115; Flying Torpedo. 113; Aladdin, 10S: Little Scout, 103; Joe Frey. 107; hunter Ralne' 106; Corrigan. Rosa Tree. loS; Nitrate 105; Louisville Ethel Wheat. 102; Bon Mot, 1o1; Harry New 100; Leo Newell, Pieder- ich. 9s.
 Fifth race, handicap. seven furlongs- Toah, IF: Alard, 112; Gonfalon. 1o4: Bru- lar. 1o7: Joe Martin. 1o5: Nitrate, 1O3; pr. Stephens. 10s; Andes. 100; John A. Clark, 90: Talpa. 9S; Albert Enright, 94; Jane Holly, 90.
 Sixth race, selling, one mile-Troeadero, Q, Ill: Lingo. 1es; Sonora Maria. 1e6 h. goldsar, 105; Altoona. Rollick II, Dark Sec ret 104: Marshal Sea. David Harum, Ran After. 1O1; Tempter. Blessed Damosel. Santa Teresa, Hopefeld, Bell of Minco, 99.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-17
JOHN BRIGHT AND WINFIELD.
! Landed Harlem Stakes, Aladin and McChesney Second and Third.

Chicago, Aug. 16.-John Bright. ridden by Winkheld and backed from ' to l to 6 to at post time, won the rich Harlem Stakes in easy fashion. with Aladdin sec ond and McChesney. third. The stake was the feature of the closing day of the Harlem meeting and to the winner was worth $4. .S35.
 Winkfield gave the winner perfect ride. rating him along in nice position to the head of the stretch, winning unex- tended by three lengths. Track slow weather clear and warm and an immense crowd present.
 First race, six and a half furlongs- Somersault 96 G. A. Jackson.) 20 to 1. won: Irmas Choice. 100 (WinsletD. Il to ,. second; Ben Frost. 105 (Helgerson). 20 to 1. third. Time, 1:5. Howendoble. Co., lumbia Knight, Queen Victoria. Simeon. Queen of Dixiana ran.
 Second race, four furlongs-Ahola. 100 (Ransch). to g. won; Vestry 95 CWins- lett. to 1. second; Hattie Walker 1o2 (Buchanan), ' to 5. third. Time, :50. Ap- plesweet Animula. High Charmer, Sol dier Boy ran. Small Talk left at post
 Third race. Harlem Stakes mile and eighth-John Bright, 110 (Winkheld) to l. won; Aladdin. 10s (Coburn). 6 to l, second McChesney. 10S (Buchanan), IS to g. third. Time. 1:57. Haviland Nitrate Six Shooter. Hunter Rane, Flora Po- mona. Flying Torpedo and Hermencia ran. McChesney and Hermencia coupled as Hildreth entry.
 Fourth race. mile-Lucien Appleby. 93