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Barn Burned BY Liahtnlna.

Temple, Texas, July 15.-It began raining
shortly after 4 o'clock and rained steady
for an hour and half. Telephone reports
are mat heavy rains have fallen over this
section, A ine rain Is sull falling at this
hour and prospects are that there will be
more tonight.
At about i30 this afternoon lightning
struck the barn Of Henry Strausburger IN
the south side, setting hre TO IL. About
the same time II knocked child out Of the
arms OF q girl and also knocked down an.
other child who was standing near. The
children were stunned for a few minutes.
but soon recovered and the girl, who was
not struck when the child was knocked
from her arms. saw that the barn was on
fre and got out the live stock and vehicles
Loss on barn. feedstur and harness be.
tween 500 and $500; insurance $500.
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POOR, BLIND RHYTHMIC
Won the Ten thousand Dollar Stake
at Detroit.
DIRECTS NOBLE son CAME HOME.
Second Choices and Long Shots Won al
Delmar--Oid England Led the Way
at Brighton Beach.

Detroit Mich. July 1.-THE Detroit Dry
tug clubs classic Merchants and Manu-
facturers' $1,000 stake Tor 228 class trot-
ters was won iu hollow fashion at Crosse
Polnte this afternoon by Rhythmic a blud
horse owned by Jesse Turney Of Paris Ky.
rhythmic had never been started In 4 race
before His best time was 2llls, watch is
"a seconds slower than the record 10. this
event. ]. c. McKluney's mare. Zephyr.
ruled favcrite I'm the carly betting. but
went lame while warming MP FOR the race.
New pools we're Immediately made In which
rhythmic brought 500 and the neld Sos.
Halle Hardin had the poie Tor the drst
heat and led 10 the back stretch, with
Ted second. Here rhythmic went around
them and the blind horse led by six
lengths when the hcid came into the home
stretch. He led ell the way 10 -he next
two heats and was not driven out at any
time The track was In excellent condition.
The weather was hne, aud over 1900
people were present Silver Sign was favor.
lie ia the 20 trot, IN which h. won a
heat yesterday. He broke badly In the
nrst heat, which went to General johnson,
aud then took the next two ia driving
finishes. Direct Hal WAS In front al tine
way IN the last heat OF the Chamber ot
Commerce stakes, postponed from yester-
day, which he Won iu 2UTl4. This remark
able son 81 Direct went faster than the
previous record for the Chamber OF Com.
mesce stake 10 all three heals VI this event.
2,l5 trott.ug purse $3.50 GWo heats yes.
ttrdayl, i've hcuts-SlNer Sign, won; Pug.
second General Johnson. tA.rd. Best time
luA
2'2+ class pace. Chamber Of Commerce
stakes $500 two heats yesterday Direct
Hal, Won. Elder one, second. Cubanola.
third Best time 9.u6A. Time by heats,
= ,SN, 2.osi2. 2;O7l,,
2.lp class trottng, purse Sl2Oo, two Ia
thtcc-Ihe Roman won; Mrs. Brown sec.
ond Or strong third. Best time I'll
2.27 pace, purse $500. TWO iu three heats
Shadow Chimes won; Fannie DiHAsd, scc-
ond; Riley . third. Rest time 2.Ol.
30 pace purse S1501-Greeu Line won;
Sylvia one, second Dandy Chimes, third.
Best time 2OTa,.
2,2I class trotters. Merchauts and Manu-
fayturers' stake SiooDu-Ryt bmic, In. h.,
by oakland Baron Duchess won. Halle
Hardin second; Lord March, third. Time
2tl2, 2llM. 2ll4.
-;1i pace purse Sl20O-Dick Xee. won
Daphne Dallas, sNcond; Don Riley. third
Best tine 2,oS.
The 2.ll trot was not finished. Palm Leaf
winning the one heat In 2l0H.
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action on the subject viii be taken By q,
Minors Federation Of Great Britar II
Ireland. the most powerful labor b'dt h
the country. The federations delIberHsg
may result In the beginning Of au lltsFz
tioual labor combination.
ST. PETERSBURG king Victor E1aI
uel If Italy made his official eDtty NJ
this city Monday and was welcomed B! u
civil and military authorities.
PARIS.-On the occasion Of the Nstns
/ holiday the League of Patriots psf d
annual visit tor the Strasburg and jon \
Arc statues and placed wreathes % ,lE|
pedestals. There were no disturbances
NORFOLK, Va.-The presentation j
sword to Major Lyttleton W. 7. WsnH Y
the marine corps by the citizens Of Nt14
his native home. in the Academy Of lafI
WAS marked in It's simplicity
LONDON.-The court circular anree,al
that King Edward conferred upon vi
Salisbury at last Fridays audience Y
grand cross of the Victorian order, SCI w
bHlliants.
FORT ERIE, n. Y.-Kid Carter Of Bsll
lyn knocked out al Weinig Of Brrah II
the twelfth round Of 4 twenty'round S'E
BERLIN.-The announcement Of vi
SaliSbury's retirement was received ~
simply as interesting news. not ailf!
great political significance because i n
been long expected.
DENVER, Colo The Natlonsl AsssI
lion of Railroad Stock Agents mel ~
Monday in their irst annual coD't''A|
with fifty delegates present.
NEW YORK. John Willis Baer, seSNr
Of the Christian Endoav0r society," Nv
signed that position to accept one q VIZ
ant secretary of the Presbyterian o'H
home missions.
LONDON-With the thermometeI Y j
degrees IN the shade and III N ,n VI
Tuesday was the hottest day q lI
In London. There were many cases III
stroke. III
JOHNSToWN. Pa. John sarsea. III
aged &c, wIs Instantly killed; hVsu MI
vey. aged 81. seriously, and Joln ri NJ
slightly injured, by an explosion y. ', MI
mite In No. "a mine Of the BeFw'uu"''
Coal Mining company at Winner.
NEW YORK. The rea renson fM VI
]. Corbett's refusal to 60 TO san ftsyss
for the Fitzsimmons-Je fries nsnl a ass
become known He has had 10 uhu'..
operation for a generous grow,e
tongue, caused by excessive smoA''s
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THE STATE CONVENTION.

George c. Pendle,ou was made temporary
chairman By the executive committee,
The Thirtccnth senatorial district fur
nished the only squabble over committee.
men
The delegates were after comfort aud
not elegance.
Governor Hogg Is making good on being
considered the disturbing element
Judge Mclean viii De permanent chair
man ard Marx Logan permanent secretary
The eouvearon adopted resolution ex
pressiye q regret at the retirement from
pubhc life Of Hon. John H. Reagan.
There was a lively at between Congress,
mas Burleson and Ex-Governor Hosg.
The platform committee had large nun.
Der OF resolutions before Il dealing with
many subjects.
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speed Of the great 'trotter. lie has ordered
the lightest and finest trotting harness ever
The buckles and other mountlngs are
be the highest material that these goods
can be produced OF. stlll they have tue
strength of steel with the appearance Of
gold The saddle Of the harness Is per-
pate glass, and yet its strength Is so great
that 1t would hold secure the widest horse
thAt could be harnessed The lines are OK
uhordinary IN their quality aud are made
~ the finest imported English russell rein
leather. they are SO soft to the touch tnat
they feel Ike the finest kid glove The
b,ide has a unique rein. which combines
the effect of an over and side check rein.
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Regal Harness for creseeus.

cresceus 2O2Al, the worlds champion
ro'ter' is to make record'breaking tour
thls season His owner, George ketcham
OF Toledo, Ohio, is making extraordinary
efforts TO produce the two.minute trotter,
and is authority for the statement that
Creseeus win accomplish the feat this sum.
mer. The campaign will not he an extend.
ca one, and the champions list or engage.
ments viii be limited to not more than half
dozen. Cresceus' harness and appoint.
ments In the past have been regal, but MIR.
ketcham has evolved original ideas wpicn
Will, he thinks, materially increase the
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Medal Shoot.

The challenge diamond medal shoot at the
gun club grounds was shot yesterday after
noon and was by far the most spirited con-
test among club members ever held on the
grounds. Mr. Theodore Boring Jr.. held
the medal from last week and although
breaking more targets than any one else.
the handicap allowed several others made
a tie In the score. 1t was decided to shoot
for 1t again this afternoon after the ladies'
have had their medal event. The ladies'
medal IL now held by Mrs Carothers on a
score of out OF possible TO- These Wed
uesday shoots for the ladies is under the
ing, Jr., and those wishing 10 shoot are in.
vlted to the grounds, where guns may be
had.
The following score shows the result Of
the medal event. the scratch men having
ATTY "birdg'' tn shoot at,
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Syndicate After the Cincinnati Club a
Sale Is Probable.

Syndicate After the Cincinnati Club and
Sale Is Probable.
Cincinnati, July 1.-THE Cincinnati base.
bail team may soon be owned hy local
capitalists. Queen city syndicate. with
August Hermann at the head, ia negotlat.
Ing for the Interests Of Messrs Brush and
Lloyd In the local franchise In the National
league. Inc news that the deal win go
through comes from the Brush side, how
ever aud the purchase price Is said TO be
over SlooOoO The news was either given
out lu good faith or to make an excuse for
calling the deal on, as the Hermann synli,
cate VIII pay any price In reason for the
RedS. Mcssrs Brush and LLOYD have
owned the Reds about twelve years. II
Brush closes out his holdings here he may
buy more stock In the New York team. or
ne may retire as magnate and become
president OF the National league. as ne
would be an ideal man for the place. II is
reported that W. Kesley Schoepf president
Of the Cincinnati Traction company. and
Benson Foraker, vice president OF the oom.
pany. are interested In Mr.. Hermann In
the syndicate.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE ENJoINEo.

ST. Vrain Claims that Certain Teams Fear
His Prowess.
Chattanooga. Tenn, July 15.-Chsrles
Frank. in the name of the Memphis associ-
alton. and james St vrain this afternoon
filed an Injunction against the southern
league and j. b. Nicklin. president to re-
strain him from interfering with St Vrain
playing games in the Southern league. The
bill for Injunction alleges that many Of the
teams IN the Southern League are afraid TO
meet 81. Nraln and that they have done
everything In their power TO keep him from
playing, aud II alleges that ST. Nrnin be.
longs to Memphis and that the restraint is
Memphis club. temporary Injunction
was granted and the case set for ? hearing
on Monday. July IL
st. Vraln will pitch in the game tomor-
row.
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SPORT

Southern league winners; Nashville, Lit
tie Rock, Atlanta, Memphis.
American league winners; Cleveland,
Philadelphia, 81. Louis, Washington.
National league winners, pittsDurg
Cincinnati, Philadelphia,
At Detroit Direct Hal won the last heai
of the Chamber Of Commerce stakes II
record time.
Every first choice was defeated at Del
OAR Park
old England. with Lee Jackson up, wor
the seagate stakes At Brighton Beach
Artena az Is 70 l surprised everyone Al
Washington Pafk by winning the hanal
cap,
Rhythmic, blind Kentucky thorough
bred. won the NJ. ana 81. Slo0U stake al
Detroit
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
weather. Fair
DOMESTIC.
weather.: Fair.

The steel corporation hiss hlcd a sworn
statement Of assets, placing the value o.
property at Sl.4oo,ooo,oco
The end Of the Chicago freight handlers
strike is seemingly In sight.
President Mitchell will dominate the
miners National convention at Indianapolis.
The towns Of Roreup, El Dorado and
Thompson, near st. Paul, MINI. are report.
cd completely wiped out by tornado and
great loss Of life is feared.
New York shippers OFFER lower freight
rates TO south Africa than the Lnglish can
AFFORD
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RAILROADS.

The Rock Island surveyors viii soon be
gin a Straight line from Grimes county 10
Houston.
The Southern Pacific has arranged FOR a
big excursion from Chicago 20 Houston IN
October.
Mr.. Hovey has not been advised that the
Rock Island has made traslc agreement
gith the Central.
There So nothing new in the strike on
the santa Fe. Both sides express conn
uenee In ultimate victory.
Mallory line officials deny that 1t Is
The eempany's intention to abandon the
port of Galveston.
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THE CRISIS AT CHICAGO
Has Been Reached ia the Freight
Handlers Strike.
UNIONS CAN NeI CONTROL THEIR MEN
Agreements Have Beer Reached Be-
tween Four Railroads and the En-
ployes--The Others Hold Out.

Chicago. July 15.--With agreements
reached between four railroads and their
employees the great strike OF the freight
handlers and teamsters that has paray2ed
the industries Of Chicago for week is ap
parently broken. majority OF the strik
ers are expected to return to work to-
morrow. By Thursday, according to the
present outlook. there will be few evil
denccs of the strike. Some OF the more
radical unlonists may refuse to accept the
terms accepted by representative commit
tees, but apparently they viii be able to
WELD but little influence with the majority
Of the strikers. Ii is possible, however.
that the radicals may prevent the strike
from being called on at a mass meeting OF
the freight handlers called for tomorrow.
Upon the action taken at this meeting
VIII depend the attitude of the striking
teamsters. Their National president, Al
Young, ordered them back TO work tomor-
row. but X the freight handlers refuse 70
declare the strike of officially some OF
the teumsters may refuse to work
II is conceded that their officers exercise
little absolute authority
The four railroads that entered into agree
ments with their men tonight were the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, tle
, Chicago and Northwestern. the Nickel Plate
and the Illinois Central Of the four the
Z Northwestern and the Illinois Central Ic-
cepted the proposition made upon advice Of
the Transfers board of arbitration. the
Nickel Plate and Lake Shore succeeded
in getting their men to sign the scale pre-
sented by the railroads July l.
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CLAIM AGAINST MEXICO.
California Bishops Want Interest ~
as Principal.
Especial to The Post)

NoH'AiAA " 49, Il
Washington, July i5.-solieitol III 81,
of the state department Is preparing y & I
resent the United states before tls n n
Of arbitration at The Hague ID sns d
Il this country on behalf OF fne ~
bishops of California against hei~
100000, This is en old case 'is'.s
Of funds set apart for Indian tas Va
which by reason of our war wiz us. MI
lost their adjustment. Our g9y n.a n n
behalf Of the Catholic authorizes ~
forpia secured nearly thirty yen,s M
principal OF the claim, amounting IN, III
100000, but ever since the Dlsnss
been seeking the interest and os' usilsii
partment~ has been unable 70 X. Il, d
agree to this. with the result taasaissan,l
now goes before The Hague n.ss ssl
arbitration. The United states ~ ~ III
appointed Its two arbitrator M usrla'
make public their names nnlai ~ ~,
ready to name hers. Mr., Penns''
the capacity Of an attorney
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FoRgleN.

oil springs have been discovered In
Lower California.
William F. smitn. fugitive from Bee
comfy, Texas, has been captured IN Coat
sacoalcos.
Russia has adopted the State liquor dis
pensarY system with evil results
Chinese Boxer outbreak Is feared by
Russia
Russia IS making little progress IN re-
cruitlnE soldiers in Finland.
Monday was the hottest day OF the sea
son h London, the thermometer register
tug LII degrees IN the sun.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra are
cruising on the royal yacht.
Murcop has received wireless Signals over
i4co miles OF land aud water
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The strike question is on the eve of set.
Element. tho shop mems committee and
Mr. Van Week having reached an under.
stonding with the exception of trifing de.
tails.
The special committee appointed by tho
council TO settle the T rail question de
clded adversely to the electric company
aud the grocved rail- VIII be used on Frank-
lin avenue.
Dispatches received In this city yesterday
announce that the self-innlcted Injuries OF
L. W. Lewis will not prove fatal.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
lspeeIal 70 The Poatl

Washington, July 1.-THE comptroller
OF the currency hes authorized the Gulf Ma.
tional bank OF Beaumont, Texas. to begin
business with capital OF 100000 Thomas
II Langham Is president; w. h, Dunlap.
vice president; A. l.. Williams, cashier; II.
d. Fletcher. assistant cashier.
Pensions for Texans, issue OF June %:
Originals, Fernando yalverde. Earle S12;
Increase. reissue. etc, Martin v. Hon, Al.
vim. IS; Benjamin NJ. Woolsey. Bowie. Ss;
widows, minors and dependent relatives
Amanda j. Bigger, Dallas. IS.
The following presidential postmasters
save been appointed for Texas: Dallas Har.
Bert, Commerce; George S. zeigler, Eagle
Lake,
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TEXAS.

The Farmers Congress is ia session AZ
Callege sutton with good attendance
OF enthusiasts.
Nrt, saiiie Chance Of Pilot Point. orc OF
the pioneers Of Texas, Is dead.
The midsummer carnival Is under way
at Bolton.
Union printers are in session at Temple
trying to nix up Uniform scale
Beaumont oil men look for 20 cents 20
ne obtained but contend that the prout
viii not be large
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COMMERCIAL.

The corn bulls abandoned the July OPP
tien and h dropped 1Bia cents.
The cause of the failure TO maintain he
prtlnciai strength OF July Born Is alleged
10 have been immense arrivals and the
fancy price.
The break In July corn Affected all
grain pits ana natural conditions held con
troll.
Gates made over Sl,oOocOO in July corn.
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THE eREeNE-eAYNoR CASE.
Washington Officials Feel Confident r
the Success OF Their Efforts.

the Success OF Their Efforts.
Washington, July t5,-The officials here
who are seeking TO secure the extraditlon
from Canada of Greene and Gaynor are
now feeling more confidence in the sue
cess OF their efforts. The reason for their
optimism is a change In the method Of
procedure. they having framed ther appli.
cation for the extradition OF the men pre-.
cisely In accordance with the language Of
the extraditlon treaty.
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q series Of three games With the local
club. Manager REILLY took strong team
with him aud he expects TO via al three
games. The following are the names OF
the men who VIII represent Honston: Chill
dress, Foster, "Cockney" Smith, Marmion,
Scarborough. Wilson .O'Dell, Olire, Richly
and Hayes
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CURKAN ADMITS DEFEAT


meeting OF the men gathered In tho
vicinity OF the hall was Immediately called
by President Curran. He addressed me
men aud practically told them tae STRIFE
was lost. He informed them that the
teamsters' officers had ordered their men
back to work and announced that tney
were responsible for the failure of ,nc
strike. lie then asked the men present az
the meeting 10 stand by linn aud announced
that ne would try 10 maintain the battle
committee that had visited the CHICAGO
ana western officials reported They de-
clared that the Chicago and Northwestern
would pay l1n cents an hour TO m
truckers, do away with the probationary
period and pay straight time for over inns
This was what the committees had ssssd
Tor aud the acquiescence or the ofuclaIs
was considered victory. Two meetings
OF the freight handlers were to be held
tonight and before these meetings mad con.
Nehed the Nickel Plate and Illinois Central
mad signed. The former made an agree.
ment similar TO that of the Lake Shore
me latter one Identical with that Of the
Northwestern.
When the news of the signature OF the
agreements was impaired TO the strikers n,
the two meetings there was considerable
grumbling. they declared there was a
conspiracy to break the strike and refused
10 admit themselves beaten. An adjourn.
ment was then taken until tomorrow moru.
ing when another, meeting will be held.
Al this meeting nnal vote will he taken
on the proposition Of going back to work
Ihere Is strong chance fsat the meeting
Mn decide against peace. This action on
me part OF the meeting will have little ef.
ieet upon the strike situation. however
twenty-five per cent OF the men have AT.
READY returned 10 work and over 90 Der
cent OF them will have returned by tomor.
row morning
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FLORIDA PRIMARIES.
Long Ticket Prevents the Result Being
Definitely Known.

UefnteIy NnoWn,
Tallahassee. Fla, July 15.--The hrst
white democratic primary In Florida was
held today and on account Of the long bal.
lot counting was unusually slow. At mid.
night incomplete returns from thlrty-two
II the forty five counties indicate the nom
ination of Judge W. A. Hooker for Judge
of the supreme court; !. ]. Mccall for
comptroller, and n. II. Burr and Jefferson
r. Brown for railroad commissioners
United States Senator S, r. Mallory and
Congressman S. NJ Sparkman and Robert
w. Davis in the First and Second districts
had no opposition.
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ans County Represented at cOIIeas.

waxahachie, Texas, July ia special
coach. bearing about hfty representative
farmers and business men OF Ellis county,
left here this morning for Bryan, where
excursion party was organised aud con.
Quoted By the Weekly Enterprise.
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Nashinnton Park Events.

Chlcago, July 15.-Captaln Arnold easily
won the Edgcwater stakes at Washington
park today. Captain Arnold and his stable
mate. watkins Ovcrton. were the favoritcs.
coupled In the betting at II to S The
handicap al q mile and furlong produced
a surprise, the winner turning up In I'd
ward Couigan's mare Artena, al IS to /.
Five furlongs-flindi, John c. King,
Eshcr In Time :O2 2-5.
Mile and furlong, selling -Trentham.
Cogswell Peat Time l 10 l-5,
The Edgewatcr stakes, i've and a halt
furlongs---Captain Arnold. Sidney c. Love
Shooting star. Time ,OS -.
Mile ana a furong. handicap-Artena
Harry New, Otis Time l :53 33.
six furlongs-Talpa, Alabarch Theory
Time ia 30.
Six furlongs-Toach. Jlmenez, Death
Time 1.1435.
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wAsnfNGroN Park Entries.

Nric-Hargis. Martin Burke. Bragg,
Waswft Rod Hot, Provl III. Autumn
Leaves, PicqUgnt lo7, Clearwater 10,
Mile and sixteenth selling Captain
Gaines 100, Vinccpnes Star Cotton I06
Satin Coat lo4. Roiick 1o2 ~ Adack, II ms
Wagner Tlmmlny Chief Andy Williams
t0l. Raaster 100 John McGurk, Robunti
%, Mngi rs, Annie Thompson 81, Eva Rice
% Lady Alberta ~.
Fiye-cighths Of a mile, 2.year-o lds-Stem.
wlnder ll6 Topsoil L., Aurcvoir lis, Sher.
1T Bel ll2. Watoma 10, St Minor los,
Grrgor Is. los Goodman 1o5. Rhcta to7
Alice Carey 1o5, Albemarle 1903, Ahola lO3,
Santon 1903
Miie aud twenty yards-- Bronze Wing ITO.
Brigade 100, Omdurmau Fancy Man, Iiml-
pez l0T, Mande Come Ethel Wheat 105.
Leo Newell, Lueien Appleby 1oi, Hunter
Rant ~,
Six furlones Lake view Belle iO7. Andes
LOG. Sardcne. Miss Mae Day, Templress 1o5,
HuachCca, CialeS. Private Nolan ioS. Al
bert Enrlcht, Lady Bramhle 1oi, solcnus
100, Cherries, Rag Tag 90, Sonora Maria 0s,
Ora 90
six furongs. selling Winter III, Car,
KahieT, Pearl OF Melrose los. Ordnung,
Nelyn Byrd i0T, Pompino Sim W, Theory
los Chorus Boy. Montanic io3, Pyrrho
l0i, Lass 81 Langdon 100, Memnon. Little
Gem prctorius 20.
Clear and good
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arcya,s Black Root Llxer plIls.

Made from an active principle obtained
Rom Black Root. They net on the liver
Sdects. No gripping. no sick stomach. VIII
'urs caronic constipation. Price % cents.