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The sun., 1902-09-25
A. Chicago.

CHICAGO Sop' .i-Lgoi"n Ap7l-Uy. lack De
nul1 'nI Co'ngin iIm.SEei a Sensational inns .
A. hdp 'r0inc TO-DAY. IN the fIVTt1 race a. null" m
The orl": named, aii lappo a. TIE 'l-n Lur'D
ApNlehy. slvayS 'aIUrte - =. ana carving l-J
pYuuuS, wrr". into tue strStca thiI', n'arly ~"
lengths bach hgt A. Slri vim that 0. al VII ,
burst - spr,l IN ihe unAl eighth and got TIC Ner
dict by haN i,ngtn. 1F- track vds igsIn a '"l
Of r'uI 0-Ily an. a s'ch." dovnppyT of rain 20.
duced 'tr atfen41nCo 10 M reg LARS. ~ vlg tue
smallest crowd ~ tne ir"cNUv
iiTst lac"--S.J 7 rIriJugS-Ail'A. 10 louusnv|
to /. won. l.l ' lna lt bum. = - .. ss'uGu'
Ltlo nncnrsS, q !p lir.g"i.,n'. 10 :. tl!'G
lime. llIi;.
Secun4 Eacc- S"vrn futlongS-i.ort 7'c"c1woOi,
III ,tioar. 30 g. wDr RanAIn, rs 'NuN1ur. :
10 :? srcor4. senator NyTri>la. li Matthews.
3to I. t.irt. line ! Si'..
Th,ri Race .,"e mil" BnG. % vnr.7-'.g'r. lni
HclgofSoTI. ~ I. Ngn. iaIy Me- trr'uc. -
,Pirra! 70 % 8. '"c3n.. F,at'N Queen. - Rob.
bins. 20 I. 'hr.. lime l.''
FuHrn Race Onc mac-Hl.,ca Ai'''Ny. -
Dgunrliyl, - . wuu. JACK D"Gua D. lu, hum,
2 To !. second Coirgau, 10 RylhL,., - .o o.,
ihlrl. 4lW". 49,.
Fllh Eare- F,f ant q ha' MArrr,-.iIa""c
Naker lt1 IIobIn,. II to :. wur. Nu,ra -lDG'r
io5 .N.iktIs,a,, u to = second Il = I,.c. 10. i">
Mathews. - 3. tnlrI. i'1c. lIlN,
sixth Ra,r-SN 'ur!onCs-~c. ',h HAL. to
tBlrksnritE'. . to won ora. lou 'ri'm1y. -" o.
second. Little JACK Homer. ioj 'tuT i'o !! 'h'IG.
IlTc. 20.
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II st. Louis.

Sr Loris. sept - The irari at De'w1r 70 lay
was ictock deep In mud, AMI ram after ;uc 'oLrID
race ma 10 tar racing ltlun> very Vh!aNuTah.C
Fir, Racc->.t i!fl)uCs-rlguE '."rr. 10 .Bl'
tst"i sio? %. I.nc ioS, 10 Cd. gilmore. - 10
Secunl, Ch5,1nr hnJA. ~ ~ Hrca.. ~ 70 /,
fhirI. Tins. q
Scron : Race DLe mile AMI 20 ya7!S-Sl'agtr,N %.
lG z. Mathews. To |, wen. I,Su Nan"N, g..
ID. b.Duf't. even, second. ULiD-.Sl. ll3 thkrT.,
10 to |, tElIi. 1l-P. .iI't
Ieirl Pace--S.H iurlIn-S-Han !Spinntr loi
tfS,Okcr,. II tp 70. won. NJ lava. 10 - ully
to /. SecYnL, Wolfram. lo7 GiarlS.rr, T. tu ..
thrd. lime. liza, b. Lawson. 40 l", Nallon
u !. won. but V1~ .I>lA...#rI.
rJur'n Race ono MD aA It sixteenth Ravens
hury lol az Wal ,'l. even. Won. !a.y /. -, i0'l
RJokCT, - 20 5. Scrun D. HuC"Ua, in1 d3GttIS''..
- >. ih!T,. Tine i:jL
IHNh .lace-S an o aaii nrl'nrS-ia'f Young
IS -. Gilmore, > 'n '.H.. Nlrgs n. IS p"H'I,
'n !, Secon!, A-lcS. lo7 ,lIliusic, - >. thin.
Time 3 4
SiSta Rae one mile an a qIar'cE--..ularr, l0f
O'Burn. % 20 I, Won. Fine, 81 ". Wal i.I. : 20
SecpnI Irnne, 100 Srully.. % /, lGrI lime.
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Entries for TO-morrow's Matinee at Em.
pire Track.

Seven races have been arranged by the
comn't,c" m charge OF the mgtirt, Of the
New York Driving Club TO be held ~ 80"
Empire tTa"h tomorrow afternoon. iho
club now numbers $50 members. which II -
..pcci"d will ba increased to 800 before the
season end. NJ ~" matiits are frc" to
tie publ" Following arc tue events and
entries for frdoy's meet, which starts -
> T. u
rlrs R,ce-pd-inr: nilr heats 'vo IN three. {. e..
Eann b. :. George Wallace; l.. II. perusn ;
2T sI MagglS Alcnron; {. iark.ttS br. NJ. Helen II
=. I"nn"dys ht. 9. y, 7, D.; y l.. Docge's ch. ~.
iTs1tOuS.
:, cond Ra-o -rrottng:n heats tpo IN thrcc- Y.
brIrEb"i'n"r , {. Pow Rrn'' stewart RaTr.s hr
Bright L,sht, . {. Flanagans b. N. LNtlt Helen.
Third ia"c- Trottng, mite heats Two IN thrcf
ch !: Richard IS. Thomas ?. Nussclis br 10. priu
CO.., Sprss.c: Dayii GoodmArs p, q trCrlN nd
George N Grptc's n, ?, ~ Ga,. S'eVau ngrr'S
l. y. r. 7. D; W j. CLARK b.. z. UdcTul, Nathan
Strauss biz, = Nsiaccs,
lou-a Rlcc-pac,ng; mite meats two in three
7. g.. ScnnNits ch. e Mercury wilkes j, y. Bar"r'S
b D. lien pa T.. Perrin : b, : Bud Stout, Nathan
Straus ca, K Quairiga Edgar Bronks ch
Star PIGN
f'rn Ra,e--Trottne; n,' heats two IN thrc
H. { TAP IS b. Jolly Bachelor; CaArles c Iloy Il 3
b @. lhhr,elc. Fred Gtrlcn nr. ?. trdlan I'm :
l.. Z lrragrn', b. =. lyandorf; \. Z. l"rr,n'S
b. IWh'N "raytOr IyeSs b m, Nora y hch inncl .
yh nec"-rarng mile heotS two ~ thrce-
v g. =. LoCEW Gods Crafty; VI. { royn'on blk
T; Tony NJ laao Hoppers Lucr' a L. ferT,ns
Sr,cuin pac'-- rrotting mite heats two In ,Nr,s
II GsrilSDp'S n. c.Aytelo, Charles { 10, q hIh
: - 'ol'. Eisrf Dionks ch, N 5oEn.e nuchoss
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~ tlsOr.

WINDSOR SEPT. ga IracE that vas knee deep
In Slush 40 u weather that was SOod for q. N nuut.
Ing greeted the getaway dey raceFocIs 81 Aint. ,or
his afternoon, Surprising t. "a inrrr Vas 4
good crowd oL'. SIX race, were run OIL rur nWIl 4,
10 the nlSerable going close Gnishes wclc few and
far between. Most the horses here VIII be 81 aurd
TO Toronto. where racing beg'aS on saturday at
Woodbinc Park
Flrs, Racc-F,ye and BAH furion-s-- laso,Cn,e.
l0l Castro 3io won Prsucer. 100 10y len ~ To
second. Provost, loI IS. Hall j" 10 /. tAi!d Tine,
llS.
second Racn-rlve and q lali flrlon-s-Tc1a..
i6s tS'eelD, ? t. |. won Maggie ". lua .Fli,.
10 10 /, second KID Hepor, 100 ,Gornc.cyT even.
third Tine. lij.
.7hrd RsCc-SN 'urlonEs-iilrtluc. ia Castro.
To 10. won. W0uhin zion. l'S ,CogSwtID. 90 20 l.
second Jim Nap, 30 Preston. 10 10 /. thrd.
Time. l,l.
Fourlh Racc-Five and 4 rlli 'u-lonr,--Soo,h
Sayer i0i "a. Weber y TO :? won R,zpne los
tAlarlo, 10 ?, second Mr. Frank foS:cr Ia
"a. Hall. even third. TiMc il2'I.
Flith Race on" mile ana a SiNieenth-presldCnt mt
Grave los tAlsriCl. , - l. won, IAfVed l0i irwin
3 to !! eecond. senator pey-r.dgri TO !! ihrd.
Time. 1854.
SiNth Race Five flrl0ngs Lansdovnc, Ipi
llrvn, 10 !, won. Slybools, l0S az Wilson,
ga 10 second bodcli, 80 Preston. 20 l. third.
Time, i0sla
The sun., 1902-09-25

Thr tnon \, C'S footbal 'osIn Jt Jtr.Cy ,tfv
Is much stronger this year than h''. II" 'c'in
averages about ia pounds ani has q foo dates
open iOr Saturday afternoon games IN October
ana November Address CHALLENGES 10 Arthur
orion, ~ Garrison avenue. jersey CITY.
Tue Dcerfoot \. {. OF Jersey CITY are now fliv
prepared 70 accept football Challenges from all
teams averaging not NOR" than ina pounds At
dress Edward II Glliah"r os panict'h avenue,
jersey CITY, -. i
rhc star \. { football eleven ot Long Island
City has organized Tor thc season and Is de,'rouS
OF playing sunday games. comfnenc.Dg Oct. y,
with strong Out ~ town teams U'ihU radius
Of 100 miles Of N'w NorS tlty, Ouy those oilo rng
\ suitable guaraucc considered. Address II. !,
fleming. IN ClaSSou asrnpc, bro'blyn.
The Orlol' \. {. football team would lis" -
hear rom teams averaging 20 70 i?o p1Jnla t,T
SATURDAY gan"' only Ai!r''S : budO. - S..
John, place. BrooEiyu.
ASsAPoJIs, Sept. 24.-TAc ur't ;oo'hali mar 10
report htTc ior practice wa Kenneth " tlt!uS, who
arrived hcIc 10 ntgni. NpniIg played '.gh' cud
On last ar team. and IS tAnGGaiC Tor The same
position tn,S A,On.
The sun., 1902-09-25
No ROOFS; LITTLE INTEREST.
Lord Derby wins oOs C1ss Trot ~
EeaG,tlle.

EntrUN. Ssut - -To-6a''s Tendance
At thn viLd-up Of tie fall meeting of The
Vow In gland Breeders Association az Be T.
lille don"u,tra's,! that harness rHoing has
httie or 70 interest ,or the nuoi'c when no
pools ar" soid In all tk'te was ELfto IN
purses for "a" .our events on the progrC 'nue
with fast fields In every GRE. yet crowd
that numbered les than 600 vas or' 70 scr
u" races. IN" racing was .! tn" anes'
kind. Interest centred in tho ?n7 tr0t. ic-
cording to expectations Lord Derby won
IN IN" first heat. An7cla ;ot away on the
out,'i" and Va. in fTcLt ~ tho half. 7 ord
Derby mlds bad break aud Wien Spear
Got him settled down he was 80 yard, back
and had TO dr,v" hard 10 ct inside. \ Grsat
struggle for ~" heat t-of I,a," between
Nnzs!h and Chain Shot The former lcd
al the w" hv' Chain SHOT CO nc up at the
turn To the wire and q d, ~uaratr race 10 the
wire followed, AnIcLa winning by half
length
IN -ar second heat spear trailod lclind
Anz'tl1 aud chain Shot Gp 20 the last iutn.
when hn h"y1n lis drive md won easily on
ward Silver Utdn tn" co,n: w,th D"rbv in
tt' third heat up 10 IN" three quarters, when
Drrhv ronprd away from him. vuninr hy
lonrths spar put l"rhy IN iront ~ the word
IN III" fourth heat and wG- never headed
Tho NCw ENGLAND fliuritv. Tor fouls of
10. with pnr-" Of 5000, wa Won by. The
Eaioh The 2nI pace furnished one Of the
most exciting rnooS witnessed AZ Readvuln
this season BrodhinS had TO race every inch
70 land tho money. Darrell, ?O5L. and
Connor, 2h3t, - team, went against their
pacing r"cord oil 2lD and lowered 1t TO 2:1si,
IL both tri1ls.
The sun., 1902-09-25
staten Island Driving t1ub's Parade

Tlre thousand persons turned out ,"-rrr-
dnv 10 soc tho third annual parade oi Tho
Staten Island Driving Cub which v,s led
from Tho PARK in Fort Riof II nnd TO thc spool
way on IN" South ~horc lou.'vard - Glaud
City. The pr o,cs,ion formed AZ tie Pars
In Port Richmond and moved n'onG The shoro
front 10 tho boul"vaId, who're tie psra Il.
was revieVd b. the Judge ard Tho ribbons
awarded 10 'hr vinn'r. ih.rr were over
22i traps of al do-cipi'o'- Va line and the
parade was voted tho most su''",siul over
held
John $ word er.. trca-rTor NJ tho club
Wa grand marshal and ut'o " Iapc NH-
marshal III" Judges were ~. r y
and W. \. Maker ol New YORK When
tho procession rcHch'd tho boulevard tho
drivers passed H. fore the judges and tho
most attractive tufJ o"ts were rickel ont
and driven around . Cr'l" that lsd 'n,'
roIcd on Tor the occasion
The sun., 1902-09-25

LEXINGTON sept :4--Iares z. .Iasau. no
preior VI TIE I!inrHdori stud Los added To- his
vast estate iH ecTcS. which gives him q total VI
nearly 30 90. lie has Just secured the farms OF
Jocoby Bros. aAd the David Harp heirs AZ pr-
vaie price.
TERRE HAurE sept. 24.-Heayy rain last night
prevented the harness racing 20 day. Il h anug
again to-night " Is the third year the !a meet
Ing has been marTed BY rain. This afternoon the
followers Of the harness horse. made business lively
In poolroou where returns iIom thc ruun'lS races
were received.
The sun., 1902-09-25
FIXTURE. for 8ahle, Grand Circuit Meeting.

'rN,ISS'Tl, Sept "a The following ar"
the nominations IN ~" sio,r'o Chio rgr~, to
be- irni cd on Oot, . ~ thn O6Elcy PARK Grand
C,rOut meeting Nu'b"Gr"r, susie i. Ngi-
porn. Moroilr", i,hytlmi" Major DeluHr.
Mont" CARO-, n,,uLtu, ihe King, Baron
De nav. col nchrHn and Amelia. tr"scru~
viii ~ n beat tho world trotilng r. cord or
O.t. !. and Dan Patch will try 20 beat n"
world pacing record on oct. .,
The sun., 1902-09-25
.'nSkc,ha,l Notes,

The s.. NNf.U. basketball '.F.t N0u.i I.e
IN hear rom al nrSt rnsS teAnS desiring games
dgring November dnd Orccmbcr. Horn games
10 he played on Friday evenings Addrcs, Llycnr
J. sullivan, 90 Bower" street, N,waTk y. T.
TAr O. = Ts win hive strong IN sl.c'haV tear,
ttlS season and would nkc 10 Schr from al frat.
ci" heavy teams. Adilc" SAMUEL Iunn, iaS
NewArk, y j.
The sun., 1902-09-25
DRIVER THROWN AND DRAGGED.
Tr0tter Fred G. Then Runs Two Miles on
NIneOla Track.

4 crowd numbering about 1900 turned
out az the VI n,oin rlr yesterday % see ,hs
second dly> harness racing Three events
were cirdei and the Judge. introduced for
the first time at the oldest iblsh~d track
tie new method OF s1HIWlckins heats Of
three races Under ordinary conditions this
results ia rapid transit completion OF an
1iteIroon'S programme but yesterday Nv
igr too much time vas wgs-rd l. was DARK
chilly aud threatened rain throughout Each
ni the three races was split up. the eatly
heat winner. not h-lEg able to rspe4t
H"rdrlCk Ck-oN showed q last green mare
IN L1k"vll." Mad. bu' vas not out to get q
To" biG-rllted che>;u.. mare WAS W un-
CoUior'lhv clos" and some thought the
heat should have been given her. ds Hampton
was on gaming hr-als. IN the next heat
H.. mare rs",ivYd he. word away back some
>ulr''d finishes W'r" furnished ia the three
events
'hiown on, IRON b"hlud he big chestnut
horse Fred & ~ thr last heat " the 2lO
trot and hls hand c'ught IN the handpiece
ot the rein lie was dTaEs.d $50 ieet, the
Phillips got clear .iter ter ,i.tcft Efforts and
IA" blk chestnut ran two miles The iud seS
nSfH %S 10 f5sa saey Fk% a he Sw sio0f fas,
INK LiuTcl an An>l". The horse Wa bleed
.ur freely from deep cG' Oh one ankle.
Brownie, handsome roadster owned at
oyster Bay. Won tie 80 pac" neatly after
dropping he opening heat 10 I'd Dnrycd's
huppl"d mare Climax The heats early
i" ~" race N"re ilst Tor "a loft track 1he
.'.J trUttrrs had one ol the fnrCes' batti,S
oi the season. John d a l-v,athau brown
reldIng. surely, Il hands h'gh, had the foot
Of m" purry. but was unsteady aud 50 lost
heats that he hid speed enough 10 win Miss
Fearing. one OF the prrttirst little speedway.
trott"r~, well driven by lIob DAVIS, gave the
ung inT fellow lot argument IN the fourth
heat. Out on the stretch tired badly, leaving
II but hollow victory for Jonr ID
To-day i the big day Of the fair. thu
show, ia (which all OF tho vell-kn0N,n so
iourn'rs - Long Island resorts have entries
IN "a c,ass
The sun., 1902-09-25
Rochester Races Hot,y Contest Ell.

RocInsrrF. y. H.. Sept - -rhlS was one o'
ih' biggest days OF the lair fhc races were All
hotly contested ana wrrr witnessed by 10 90 per
son. Commodore Dewey raS favoritc IA tnr ? IL
pare and WOO IN airalsh' heats, Favor'.s verc
b'nteu IN the slow clasScs
an class. pacing purNc. son
Commodore Dewey. Oh Y hy Romeo mel
The sun., 1902-09-25
IlaSIlllIl NOtcs.
LoOll,iil notes,

The Sstional League games Schcdul,G fo- ".-r
Nors ara Cincinnati yesterday were pf"rti'cd h.
rain.
The sun., 1902-09-25
80 900 Persons at Ailcnt own aces.

ALLENTOWN. sept, "a Four fattl'nr GOOD light
harness r,crS were on the card al the Allentown
TAr 10 day aud iOnOo persons Witnessed tho sport
Nnrrul Won the 2.a0 tIni easily and N,r Hal TOOK
Ia 2n6 80, IN dri'lng hn',heS, The 23S pace
vas c'oScly contested by liora RoSl" and Katie y
Tho hottest event Of thc day was tho 2IS PAGES.
witch Npa Unnn,Eod
".gJ class. trotlinS. purSr siio;
The sun., 1902-09-25
The Only Newspaper THAT Gathers An the
AeMg

VI tho world through its own CORE .poud"u's
~ the one viii n sbl % sgy that III you
-" II In THE s y ~ 20. TO-. idr.
The sun., 1902-09-25
Gardner's Jubert Wins Llnsilcld Autumn
Handicap.
~ ClSt Despl d 10 Tnr srv-

Sgs'il' CiSh DeSpd On 10 THE SCN
Lo%poN. Sept 2i--f'!r race iOr the Ling
field Autumn Haudicap OF 400 sorrrc.gn
run to-day 1T linsdeld was von bv Frank
Garduer's Jubert
The sun., 1902-09-25

!" displayed 3 snap rarely ~crn in new mon
tie starts 4luck. weigh ldn pound. ana r.r
10" VIII" the pr1cticc to-day Wa lo,g
can hard,y l.. said 10 he s1tisf1''or'. \.t'
lns bn' th" simplest Of play, were used, b.
lumblrG Was NeIy prevalent. The '".'f
l2vitt md l'"s, vorn probably 80 piI
for this.
The sun., 1902-09-25
straight Heats ~ PouEhkcrpic.

FoyGHNEEYrtr, Sept. y Six thous3ni p,rScns
ausrdei TIE Du'cheSs County Fair oday, Tho
raClrg programme ircllded only Two events which
we've ."itlcl IN S'faight heats, Good time was
ma de, conNt"rlnv he heavy condition o. the track
223 class, pacing. purse $40
NElTlwlnl b. g. tN1rpp,......... ....... ,....t
Niu =. iirNWfh ...... ..... ... ......
Htlcn Gouh, blk, " ,ncNtrsnni ........ : , :
T1"- 2.aai, ?.22i, ?..ii
eco c,lS'. uotting, purse s?1n.
rrs1lhliN, ch, iOirEer-or' .......
rruVu Nlr''r hs. SFruu"' ... ,
count S,rHus'r tMctisuanart ...... Z
limo 22?',. .-r!, :,2'l
The sun., 1902-09-25
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

TO INSURE PROPER CLASSIFICA.
IION ~ HE SUNDAY SJS, ADtER.
/ TISEMENIS MUST BE HANDED ~
/ SoT LATER THAN q r. VI. SATURDAY.
The sun., 1902-09-25

SYEh' Isl, sept :, SYRACUSE UuiEn.r"
viii PLAY tho rnondnca Indian fno'haI, tss
- the oval on SATURDAY Coach r. Svcc
land l. vorking the lie'i ever dav and ..
pNots I" bring ont the best team N the rir'0-
Of the university \ ueV fostrT, r, ?.
prac'l'e T. the organized cheering # =
81 dents from the sid" lines Rlca h
Tnes" n'.i T are ." a, ,he MA "v,Tsnint =, b,a " ,,,
broCk";t, Etsln Cannon, Hares, IH'
Nccks, triSman. = hsd". Smith, NluD.
Iolllck, Brown. tal',piG. Tucker. b,t''.'
Harmon and Chapman
II l. announced that the University -
Penn~v'vHn.a football plIyrr~ viii W '
Khaki suits this season They fh'rk kN1
vii prove hrhtcr and more durlbl" m
Other material This innovation rocaN- y
wards celsh-o'"d leather suits tt Sur'us
field IN lSo1 VIII 70 proved a failure 1rl ~.
speedily discarded Vale with Iusl or1
nary, ever, -dav. canya . wen, through ..
leather suit. anil Mou il, ylota q l., n
The sun., 1902-09-25
FIssr RACE


selling: for three .yee -olds and upward. by
subs rip..on OF 80 each: with si.(U aduci allow
The sun., 1902-09-25

FOURTH RACE.
Haudirap for all ages by subscription OF SO
each: VITA 81. 100 added, one mile end a quarter:
Horse and Age W. JOck:y Be',ilo Fir.
Audy Williams. B.. 10. Lyme ....... % out -
Hunter llline 3. TO-! ledicm..,' i3-5 out -
francesca. 2 ....... iij lucc ....,.. 7-j out
Time. 2Dj 40
Good Start; won easily; Andy Williams, br. C.. 5,
by hlngs;ock Ca rmcpci,a: owned by Alexander
Sn,tldS
FiFTH RACE.
S.lng; for Two year -ods. hy subscriptlon Of $40
The sun., 1902-09-25
Baseball Games Yesterday.
AIPHILADELPHIA- yInsr CAM:
At vAspfHCroS


Boston .. .......I - q n u - /, 5
Washington ..... q ~ ~ u..S u I
Batteries spark Hni warner, brth aud CiaTh.
" Chcrgo lnI 'l"yclsa .i''r
The sun., 1902-09-25

The Albermaric Staap, for two 3 ear old Niles
that bavc not Won 81 90 up 10 cate OF entry; by
SuOSc ptiOu of $50 escn: WITH $3.50 added selling
The sun., 1902-09-25

Poor start: won easily: Old Hutch, b. c. 3, by
WawekuS -Blnk. owEeI BY Charles II. Smi b.
THIRD RACE.
The sun., 1902-09-25
Other f,aine,.
rrtiO nj icgguc Games TO.ha,
I louis Al Cincinnati

A. Perth AGboy -Msr'or.s. II. O:ansc \. e. 4?
The sun., 1902-09-25
Cr,ycscud Entries for To-day.

1ooi start. won dri,lrv Ncr!io, h M. :, hy
iispn-ih- Nod jcSkn' -"~,' b. u. 4. Durham.
The sun., 1902-09-25

Fair start. Won casil,, IL, Russell. oh.f, >. by
Russell Eva Rogers, owned rs J, W, Schorr.
The sun., 1902-09-25

Selling: for three year -olds and upward by sub
scrip,on ol so each: with ~ o"o added allowances
The sun., 1902-09-25

Selling; for two year olds ny subscription Of $40
eacn: With 1900 added: allowances. abCut six
The sun., 1902-09-25

ralr start: won easily. wild Thyme, b. T., .. by
Ben DrLsh-Nost. OMned by AndIeM MllleI.
The sun., 1902-09-25

Football practice continued at New York
University yesterday with greater snap and
vim than before. Coaches horke ana i2Ins
punt- aud passing u" ball. Two lines were
then PIT against each other Cpach RorAc
Wa Pleased with ms work and held session
# signal p.aCtiIC 10 uCCustOm thc new M II
70 the code Altos-thcr the practice was
very satisfactory.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-07-12

To have given up would have meant
death for Mrs. Lois Cragg, OF Dor
chester, Mass. For years she had en-
dured untoldmisery froma severe lung
trouble and obstinate cough. "Of-
ten", she writes, Il could scarcely
breathe and sometimes could not
speak. All doctors and remedies
failed till l us ed DR.. Kings New dis
coyery for consumption and was COM
pletely cured" Sufferers from
coughs, colds, throat and lung trou-
BILE need this grand remedy, for it
never disapponits. Cure is guaranteed
by Peoples drug store and A. w.
Foreman. DIV
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Mrs. Matte Kinuear, who is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Della Cross, is an
ardent entomologist. During her
visit iu the territory she has collected
over Que hundred varieties OF spiders
alone and Yesterday captured a species
of tarantula. She is absolutely fear
less OF the poisiuous insects and han
dies the most dangerous varieties
with absolute unconcern.
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FOIey'S Honey and Tar
cures colds, prevents pneumonia.


Sold 10y Peoples drug store.
When you want spring chickens and
the very freshest. best OF vegetables
telephone Cowan s. Smart.
Sound kidneys are safeguards of
life. Make the kidneys healthy with
Foley's Kidney cure. Sold by Peoples
drug store. DIV
Foley's Kidney Cure purifies the
blood by straining out impurities and
tones up the whole syrtem. Cures
kidney aud bladder troubles. Sold by
Peoples drug store. DIV
A. r. Bass, of Morga ntown, Ind.
had 70 get up ten or twelve times
in the night and had severe backache
and pains in the kidneys. Was cured
by Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by
Peoples drug store. DIV
St. Johns church: Services Sunday
the seventh Sunday after Trinity
Celebration OF the Holy Communion
at 1880 a. M; Sunday school at 10 a.
NJ; Morning Prayer. Litany and Ser.
mon at II a. m. and Evening Prayer
and Sermon at SIS p, m. Everyone
is cordially invited 10 attend these
services.
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Local Savings.

Roasting ears are It.
Single harness $3.50 at Lee Barett's:
Try the new drink at J. S. Oborn's.
Fresh butter and eggs at Balen-
tines.
| C.S. Bessy is here from Claremore
today.
John Nall was here from Pensacola
today.
More brick buildings are needed 10
Vinta.
Burns Racket has new delivery
wagon.
Spring chickens at Cowan and
| Smarts'.
Fly nets, busters and whips at Lee
Barrett's.
NIL Paden was here from Centra-
liza today.
Drink Trappe. the new drink at j..
s. Oborn's.
John Skillman was up from Big
Cabin today.
Mrs. Louise McNarin is here from
| Fairland on a visit.
J. b. Dickinson came In from Tulsa
yesterday afternoon.
Johnnie Cloughley is up from South
McAlester on visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Breeding OF
Adair were here today.
Town property is changing hands
very rapidly these days.
Good laundry soap I and 10 bars for
| 25 cents ut Balentine's.
Soda water checks sl.1O worth for
| 81. Peoples drug store.
Gasoline stoves all sizes; coal oil
stoves all sizes at Ed Lees.
Pure cream at Badgett-Sanders
Mer. Co. Fresh every day.
Fresh lot OF and 10 cent counter
goods on hand at Balentine's.
Fleas killed by a 10c bar Listers
Dog Soap. Peoples drug store.
Fine cigars at 10 and rs cents each,
guaranteed. Peoples drug store.
Good farm within five miles OF
Vlnita to trade for town property
DR.. Feazell, Surgeon Dentist,
Office in Raymond building. 35tf
There are now thirteen prisoners,
including one woman, in the holdoyer
q a NJ ~ ER $ a !. Y Z:
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q a N ~ ER sALY., !:

the most hoeljng ssivs IN the wcr'0.
For lawns-lawn mowers, lawn hose
lawn sprInklers, lawn rakes at Ed
Lees.
Mrs. James Kell, Of Chelsea, is yis-
lting her parents, Judge Clark and
wife.
Egg Clarade and Ping Pong two
popular new drinks. Peoples drug
store.
Mrs. e. L. Frayser has been quite
sick but il reported much improved
today.
For the festive fiy Ed Lee has the
new process iron screen-the kind
that lasts.
Ice cream freezers that are ahead of
the old kind and al the same price at
Ed. Lees.
Jewelry repairing and engraving
promptly executed at lowest prices.
Rose, the Jeweler.
Purchasers can be found for few
desirable residence lots at reasonable
prices NOT high prices. Enquire at
this oilice.
Ell Dorado Springs, No., 1886 for
round trip, tickets good for thirty
days. M. X. & L.
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Vacation time is here and the
children are living fairly out of doors.
There could be no healthier place for
them. You need only to guard
against the accidents incidental to
most open air sports. No remedy
equals DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
for quickly stopping pain or remov-
ing danger Of serious consequences.
For cuts, scalds and wounds. Il us
ed EDeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for
sores cuts aud bruises" says L. q.
johnson, Swift, Tex. at is the best
remedy on the market" Sure cure
for piles and skin diseases. Beware
of counterfeits. A. w. Foreman. DIV
fOIey's Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right.
Sold by Peoples drug store.