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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-25
Second Hand Pianos.

That have been turned into us as
part payment for new Chickering,
Weber and that model modern piano,
the Kimball, Of Chicago, at prices and
terms simply irresistible.
Largest size fancy machine carved
walnut case, Royal upright, sold re
Gently by prominent firm which has
gone out Of business for $3.50, now
$164.
Largest size walnut case Nugent up
right, 1854
Medium size, genuine mahogany
case Leicht upright, has been out on
rental, S167. Another one, 1882
Beautiful, nearly new, fancy walnut
cased Decker Il Sons, original price,
$500, now $345.
Fancy English oak Colonial Doll
upright, the $3.50 style, 1852,
Fancy cabinet grand Decker Bros.
upright, genuine rosewood case, the
$3.50 style, 1887
Largest size and very fine A. B
Chase upright, and an instrument
that will please the most fastidions
musician, 1886.
Fancy genuine rosewood case Stein,
way upright, could not be told from
new, 1865.
Another beautiful mahogany Decker
Bros. upright, the 5000 style, now $3.50
Very fine genuine rosewood case
Hallett & Davis upright, the regular
$500 style, $685.
A slightly used mahogany cased
Kimball cottage upright, the $780,
style, $246.
Fancy large size ebony case Ivers 4
Pond upright, $l95.
Vry elaborate, largest size Math
ushek upright the $500 style, for $3.50
Largest size Colonial Jacob Doll up
right, the 1928 style, $2lS.
Largest size very elaborate oak case
Ludwig right, the $3.50 style, S165
Largest size, fancy mahogany, car
we'd case Latfargue upright, the S27t
style, for Sl6T.
And many others, Every instrn
ment thoroughly repaired and TUNED
and IN perfect condition.
EILERs' PIANO HOUSE, Washington
street, corner Park, Portland, Oregon
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-25
Alias Summons.

In the Probate Court of Elmore County, State OF
Idaho.
John La Sale. Plaintiff, VS.. }. f. White Defend.
ant.
The State OF Idaho sends greeting to j. +. White,
Defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at
my Office in Mountain Home. in the County, of Ell
more, the 5th day of September, 1903, at 10 o,
clock A. NJ In action brought against you by said
plaintiff, to answer the complaint OF the above named
plaintiff Said action is brought to from you
the sum OF One Hundred and Ten Dollars, with inter.
est thereon at the rate Of per cent per mum,
from the 22nd day of April, 1903 on order given
by you to said Plaintiff for $1,000, on one Robert
Noble payment OF which refused by said Robert
Noble and for costs OF suit. All Of which will also
and more flly appear by the complaint on file in said
cause And you are hereby notified to appear and
as above required or judgment will be taken
against you for the said amount, towit, The sum Of
One Hundred and Ten Dollars with interest thereon
at per cent from April % 1908, together with costs
this suit
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said county
greeting
Make legal service and due return here
ls,l of, Given under my hand and oiiigia
osai seal this 9th day I june, 1908.
j. A. NICHOLSON,
Probate Judge
w B. HOWE,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-25
0. $. L. TIMETABLE.

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets are just what you need when
you have no appetite, feel dull
after eating and wake up with bad
taste in yonr mouth. They will i'm.
prove your appetite, cleanse and inrig'
crate your stomach and give you
relish for your food. For sale by Ros.
coe Smith.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-25

Ter Tie Frsedeil o. tie Be-, Hraty
A Enn's TO.rsn, 7 an Eorf.s
T lie Lien g Brood. puil cid 6sl6rns
IN Tie Forest, ka1imilisn Foster
Doom Castle, he'll Munro
The Uorldl.ngs, Leonard fIerriek
In Hostile FED, ]. 4. Altgheler
Mcrpaguo, frank Norris
Elder Boise. Eyarttt Tomlinsen
A Kings Pawn,
Hamilton Drunnta.,
Masters Of Men, Morgan Robertson
The Auto rats, CHS. K. Lush
Captain Diapre, Anthony Here
Heart 0 Highway. MaryE Wilkins
On he Wing Of 0ccesiors,
Ieel Chandler uzfris
Dratnla, Tram stokeT
Arms snd this woman, n Mset:rfih
The Isle IL the Winds, s. 4. Cricket.
The Lady Of castell March,
Oven 7 hosssu:.
The Professors Daughter,
Anna Ferg1hts
A Modern Mercsnary,
Z. md He keth pritsla-i
The Black Douglas, 4. +. ctaekeit
TheGood Red Earth, Eden Phillpot
The Back goodsmsn, Il A. Stanit
Road to Frontenae, GeIusl Meywin
Joscelyu Cheshire,
earah 3. Ktnrs :
The rlaek Tortoise, Frederic wiz
The Choir Invisible, James l. Allen
The Landlord at Lion s Head
w. D, H8well
The Road to Paris, R. N. Stephens
An Enemy TO the King, :
A Gentleman Player,
EVER cut with our permission. We
"a enjoy all these good thirgs.
or Place, New York City
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-25
Twin Falls Land and Water
Company. First Opening
MousrAIs How. Ida. June %, 10

MOUNTAIN HOME, Ida. june q, IB05.
The Twin Falls Land and Water Co. have some
60 0O0a of their land below Twin Falls on Snake
river, prepared for settlement Shohone under
the Carey Act On July ls 1909 prospective settlers
must go over the ground make their selections
100 acres being the maximum under the Carey Act
and be at the land office in the McFa Hotel She's.
hone, TO complete their location the opening
date, July LIST. For tn occasion will make an
open rate OF fare for the round trip Tickets on
sale June gath 9TH with final limit Of 10 days,
LBoNARp WAY, Agent
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-25

W. C. HOWE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-25
w. w. CAREERS
Alias Summons.

In the Probate Court, in and for Elmore County
State OF Idaho.
s. jacobson. doing business the Glenn's
Ferry Mercantile Co, Plaintiff, W. j. +. White,
Robert Noble and Warren S. InghraIn, Defendants.
The State Of Idaho sends greeting 10 }. +. White,
Robert Noble and Warren s Inghram, Defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required TO appear
in action brought against YOU by said plaintiff, In
said Probate Court and to answer the complaint OF
the aboye.naned plaintiff filed therein, within ten
DAYS exclusive Of the day of sersiee after the service
on you Of this Summons II served within this coun.
ty; or ii served OF this County but within the
Fourth Judicial District within twenty days or, if
served elsewhere within forty days The said action
IS brought recover OF you the sum OF nfe.hundred
dollars pr goods, aud merchandise sold you by
plaintiff at yonr request and costs of suit, all OF
Which will also and more fully appear by the COM
paint now file in said cause a copy OF which Il
served herewith.
And son hereby notified that II you fail TO APP
pear and answer said complaint as above required
lie said plaintiff Will take judgment f5r the sum Of
Five hundred dollars and costs IT suit
Attest my hand and the Seal of the
Probate Court of the County Of FL
bhAs more stale Of Idaho, this 10th day
Of June, 1908,
j. A. NICHOLSON,
Clerk
w C. HOWE,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-25


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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-01-01
Sd ma5ur, sem geroist
fyrstur leiotogi 1 frelsis-
barattu frame
hGt Francisco Miranda.
francisco
Miranda

Ham var faddur og uppalinn Vene-
zuela, og kominn at einni hinni voldug-
ustu aoals Btt par i landi. Ham var
sendur til Evropu & unga aldri til ao
menntast og kynnast sioum heldri mama.
Bar var hann pang&a til &rio TITS pegar
Lafayette for til Frakklands / li0sbon
og til ao ala fjar fyrir Bandamenn /
frelsisstrl6inu: pa var Miranda staddur
Paris og BAUD sig pegar / ~herpj6nustu;
for pvi nest til Boston og varo imam
skams sveitarforingi 1 her Washingtons,
og h6lt peirri st66u unz strioinu var loki6.
Var0 ham ia svo hritinn af frsgoarverk-
um Washingtons ao ham, strength pess
holt, a0 vinna fyrir Suour- Ameriku hi0
sama og Washington hafoi unnio fyrir
Norour-Ameriku, og sigldi til Venezuela
1888 me0 nokkra liosmenn, SEN allir
hug0u Ill fj&r :og frama. Hofu peir pegar
frelsisfanan er peir stigu a land, og l6tu
pao boo 1T ganga, a0 I'll Suour-Amerika
vmri MI laus unda n yf1rra0um Spanverja.
En- bar / landi voru mem pa alvey 6vanir
0llu frelsisglamri, og vissu ekki hva6an
4 sig st66 veorio, svo peir toku Miranda
og felaga hans og settu pa / bond, raku
hann tvl Nest / dtlego, en- ymist skutu
eoa hengdu felaga hans.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-01-01

Pvl neSt til Mexico, en- paoan helt mann
til Evropu, og dvaldi nokkur ar a Spani,
Frakklandl og Italiu. Einnig for ham
til Egyptalands og Gy0ingalands. A
heimlei6inni kom hann til Bandar1kj-
anna, og dvaldi pa elm dag a Mount
Vernon. Lag6i ham pa hendur sfnar q.
.llkkistu Washingtons og s6r pess dyran
eyh, az hann skyldi verja 0'lu slnu Tiff og
krOftum til pess. a6 t0ourland slit fengi
frelsi. Pegar ham kom til Venezuela.
t0k hann pegar til starfa / nafni frelsis-
ms. En- 1910 var hann d8mdur land
ra6ama6ur. Fl1oi ham pa til Evropu
OF ( peirri fer9 fam ham Miranda a Eng
lsndi, og hvarf meo honum helm aftur til
Caracas, ems og aour or sagt. En- eftir
~ Miranda misti v6ldin / Venezuela,
bar6ist Bolivar / timtan ar fyrir frelsi
lyovejdanna / S.-Amer1ku. Og engin
fre}sishetja hefur barist betur en- ham,. I
peim 6frioi geroist svo margt s6gulegt
ao PAD yr0i her Of langt upp az telja; en-
tegar honum var lokio vcru Venezuela.
Colombia, Ecuador, Peru og Bolivia ord
in trials og 6hao lyoveldi, Ell oil / banda
lagi undir einni stj6in og Bolivar var
forsetinn.
Bolivar var forum sinnum kos;nn for
seti. Eftir fj6rou kosninyuna var6 mad
.ur einn. Paez a6 nafni, til pess, ao ak9r.l
hann fyrir bad, a6 ham atlaoi ser as
gerast E%onnngur ytir landinu, og par med
vari 0llu trelsinu lokio. Paez var herfor.
ingi Bolivars og atti ALA sina mentun og
upphefo honum as Pakka, pv1 ham var,
m~una6arlaus hjarosveinn pegar Bolivar
t6k ham 40 ser. Bolivar var rekinn dr
landi EN- Paez varo forseii. En- svipur
refsinornanna hittu ham 40 lokum, OK
ham do i New York dtlagur og allslaus.
Bolivar do i dtleg6 / Santa Marta /
Colombia, og hjarta hams err geymt par
sem helgur domur / d0mkirkjunni, en-.
l1kani mans hv1lir / skrautlegri marlnara.
gr0f i Caracas. pjooir pser, sem ham
baroist fyrir nafa kepst liver vio AGRA
um a6 syna honum og minningu hans,
sem mestan heiour, sloan ham do, ems
og til as fri6pagja fyrir vanpakklBtio og-
rangl#tio, err pBr syndu honum me0an
ham lifbi. Myndir af honum ern /
hverri h6Il og hreisi og alls konar munir,
SEN minna a ham, cru geymdir gripa-
safninu / Caracas; par a mccall sver6
hans, hattur, sk6r og klaonaour, boro-
bdnaour, reiotigi, sporar og lokkur ur-
hari hans. Rlkio Bolivia tok ser nafn
hans og yfnsir bair s0muleiois. [ Vene-
zuela heitir sd peningur "bolivar', sem
Oil f%jarupphao err miouo vio, ems og
dollarinn her / landi. (Einn bolivar err
um 10 cent?. Washington er / miklum
hei6ri hafourl Venezuela af pv1 ham
var f%yrirmynd Bolivars. / Caracas err
myndastytta W~ashingtons, >og err pa6
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-01-01

IVeIm arum SOAR kOm MIRANDA atCur
til s6gunnar i Petursborg 8 Rdsslandi vic
hiro Ka,rinar drotningar, og var pa
oroinn einn af helztu vildarm6nnum
hennar. Ham var mama kurteisastur,
allgott skald, vel ao ser I song og gleoi.
maour mikill; naoi ham pv1 bratt astum
Kaufman, og var meb henni um hr1o /
mesta yfirlati VIC hina d%yrlegustu hir0,
sem pa var til / Evr6pu. En- hvort sen
astir Kaufman hafa her sem oftar reynst
hvikular, eoa Miranda hefur sjalfur oroi6
lei6ur q samvistum vic. hama, vita MEM
ekki, en- visit er UNI pa6, a0 ham hverf
skyndilega fra Rdsslandi og for til Frakk-
lands. pa st66 stjornarbyltingin sem
hast mccall Frakka, og Miranda BAUD
sig pegar / stao til h%erpj6nustu. Varo
ham pa deildarforingi1 her Frakka og
baroist meo peim I'M hrl0 og gat ser
g66an or6stir fyrir 0tula framg6ngu, ell
eftir o%rustuna vio Neerwi1en var honum
| kent um 6farir Frakka; var ham pa
dBmdur at herretti sem landrdbamabur,
og rekinn / dtleg6. For ham pa hug
sjdkur og a~llslaus til Lunddna, og lifoi
par I'm TINA / mesta vola6i, pangao til
Simon Bolivar, samlandi hans, er pa var q
fero Norouralfunni, rakst par q ham
og t6k hann meo ser.
Pegar her var komi6 s0gunni h6f6u
hugir mama i Venezuela breyzt mjGg
sloan Miranda var ger0ur dtl@gur.Frelsis-
brain var MI v0knuo brjostum mamma,
og allir vildu vera %frjalsir. pegar Bona
parti braust til valda aSpani sagoi Vene-
zue]a sig meo 0llu undan %yfirrdaum
Spanar, og la%ndstj6rinn var rekinn dr
landi, en- nokkrir helzu borga:ar 1 Cara
cas-, h0fu6borginni, t6ku vic 0llum
stj6rnarst0rfum, panga0 til Bolivar rom
helm aftur med Miranda. pa var Miranda
pegar kj0rinn forseti lybveldisins OF
Bosti herforingi.
En- sk0mmu s1oar vsr6 jar0skjalftinn
mikli i Suour-Amer1ku. 1 peim jaro-
s6jalfta hrundi boz gin Caracas til grunna,
en- manntjonio var 6gurlegt, og f6rast
Ear margin helztu forsprakkar stjorn-
byltingarmanna Venezuela. En- klerk-
arnir, sem yoru konunghollir og b0r6ust
gegn 6llum fre]sishreitingum, gripu MI
tBkifario og s0g0u )yonum, ao drottinn
hefoi i reioi sinni lati6 pes.a 6gurlegu
hegningu koma ytir pj6oina, fyrir pann
6gurlega glap, er hun hefoi frami0 er
hun geroi uppreist gegn sjdifum konung.
mum, drottins smuroa. Pessar fort0lur
hrifu. Alt for uppnam. Miranda var
handtekinn og sendnr sen landraoama0-
ur til Spanar. BAR var ham settur /
fangelsi skamt fra Gibraltar, og hann do
bar ARID 1915, en- Tiki hans var kastab
sj6inn.
Bolivar var faddur 1
49, N,-.. - ~
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-01-01
Tv@r F~relsishetiur.

Lyoveldi0 Venezuela i
Venezuela Su6ur-Ameriku hefur
um langan aldur verb
mesta ofri6arland heimsins. PAD ma
heita, az ALA sioastli0na Old half a1drei
verio fri6ur par landi. Hver uppreist-
in hefur reki0 AGRA og t1estir f~orsetar
.rikisins hafa verio reknir fra v6ldum ab-
Ut en- stj6rnarti6 peirra var li6in; og hafa
pa f1estir um two kosti ao velja: 40 fyja
af landi brott e6a tina lifinu. Ef einhver
borgnri landsins agirnist tekjur stj6rn-
endanna, parf hann ekki annao en- bera 4
pa e%inhverjar sakir, sauna e0a lognar.
EFF lyourinn trdir honum getur hahn
Pegar fengio vopnaea mem til fylgdar
og hai0 uppreist gegn stj6rninni, pvi
par / landi cru mem til engra verza ems
fdsir OF az berjast.
Mem cru oronir pv1 svo vanir, a0
heyra ofrioars0gur fra Venezuela, ao
fBstir hafa veitt pv1 nokkra eftirtekt,
panga0 til MI ao Englendingar, pj6overj-
ar og 1eiri lentu 1 illdeilum Wig stjornina
par, ut af skulGakr0fum. En- Venezuela
hefur a0ur haft Pann si0,a6 borga engar
skuldir. Venezuela t6k mestan patti /
frelsis barattu S. Ameriku, og mestu
frelsishetjurnar voru pa6an. Landio &
pv1 mj0g merka s0gu og pj60in vsri
efalaust hin fragasta i s. Ameriku, eff
hun hef0i ekki split aliti s1nu meo
0stjorn og 6eir6um peim, sem hafa legio
par 1 landi, sloan hun fekk sjalfsforr@oi.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-08
PLAN FOR CELEBRATION
METHoDISTS HAD A MEETING
 LAST NIGHT.
Four Bishops to be Invited to Mont gomery to Assist in Exercises Honoring Memory of John
 Wesley.

Committees and pastors from the Meth odist churches of Montgomery met last evening in the Court Street Methodist Church to make preparations for the eel ebration of the two hundredth anniVer- sary of the birth of John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, which will begin Wednesday September 16, and continue throughout the following Sunday.
 The meeting last night was resolved into a committee of the whole and a temporary organization was created, Hon. W. H. Thomas being chosen chairman, G. A. Grant, secretary and F. M. Nose ley treasurer. Sub-commitees on enter tainment and printing were appointed.
 Rev. J. A. Rice, pastor, and Hon. w. H. Thomas, w. M. Teague, Jr., and G. A. Grant represented the Court Street Church; Rev. A. l.. Andrews, pastor, ana c. G. Zirkle, M. Nj. Sweatt and pr. w. H. Hudson the Dexter Avenue Church' Rev. J. H. James, pastor. and F. s. Ball. F. M. Moseley and T. w. Tebb the Perry Street Church; Rev. F. c. Nave the west End Church. Rev. J. T. Mangum the Clayton Street Church, and Rev. Frank Seay the Highland Park Church.
 After the election of officers the mem bers of the committee discussed at length the general plans of the celebra- tion services. An important change was made in the tentative program published sunday morning, II being ueclueu ldSI night that services should be held morn- ing and evening in the Dexter Avenue as well as the Court Street Church.
 To make this plan feasible another Bishop of the church will be invited to attend the services so that four members os the episcopate will be present. Bishop Hoss of Dallas, Texas; Bishop Smith of Virginia and Bishop Chandler of At lanta have already been invited and an- | other Bishop is to be invited within d | few days The invitation is to be sent | to him by the Methodist pastors of the city to whom was committed his selec- | tion.
 Messrs. Zirkle and Teague and Dr. Rice
 were appointed committee on entertain ment and the pastors of the city were appointed a committee on the printing of | invitations and programs.
 | All the Methodist preachers in the State are to be invited to attend the services
 and they will be entertained by the Meth
 odists of Montgomery. Pastors or all denominations in this city will also De
 asked to attend the exercises.
 The committee adjourned. to meet at 2 o'clock next Monday night in the court l Street Methodist Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-08
IVA CHAT WITH AN EDUCATED
 IInDor

WA CHAT WITH AN EDUCATED HORSE.
 By John Kendrick Bangs.
 The first time I saw him he was per- forming on the stage of a roof garden, and 1t seemed to me that there was sheepish look in the eye as he went through the more or less futile acts which constituted his turn" He danced two step with great deal of grace, but in deprecatory sort of way, as much as to say, Gay work. this. for a horse, eh ?" and when, as the acme of his evening 5 task, he came before the audience and divested himself of suit of sordid paja- mas preparatory to climbing into a bed about as big as an English billiard table, there was that in his face that denoted a decided inward disapproval of his own behavior. I left the roof that night feel ing rather sorry for the poor beast, so far removed as he was from his natural environment and true field of usefulness. But then, I am always sorry for living beings, some of them human, who, to earn their daily bread, are compelled to do all sorts of absurd and abnormal things for the delectation of the public. Hence, my sympathy with the four-footed per- former was of a transitory nature and was forgotten before I awoke the next morning.
 A few days later, however. I saw him again, and 1t happened in this wise: As was walking up town the following Thurs day, from my morning visit to Wall Street, where have a small but beloved margin that Is slowly but surely wasting away, having gone into a decline some weeks ago, and which I keep barely alive by constant hypodermic injections of gold daily administered-that is, the gold is administered through the skin" who acts as my broker-I observed a hackman belaboring a weary horse who had sanely, as it seemed to me, kicked the dashboard off the vehicle he was drawing. This he had done to show his resentment of cer- tain epithets that had been applied to him in order to accelerate his speed. Now, maltreatment of animals invariably arouses my resentment and I stoppe don my upward walk to remonstrate with the human brute for his cruelty. My remon- strance turned the attention of the hack man to myself, taking advantage of which the horse very properly ran away, incidentally with the aid of south bound trolley car and brewers wagon, between which he endeavored to pass,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-08

| over fetlock every day of their lives. get- ting their names in the papers, as if they
 were a lot of little Prince Henrys and
 travelling around in private cars with
 their millionaire friends. I'm almost sor-;
 ry was ever educated"
 Tt has its drawbacks" said l. "You can bet your last cent on that,~
 sighed the Horse. Education hasn't it, parentiy it's unfitted me for the bottom of it. If they'd let me go on the stage and play Hamlet or put me in lecture course to give talks upon Great Horses of History or take me on as professor at some veterinary college I'd feel as if my education had not been wasted. As it is, I'm up against it good and hard, hat ing the only job can get on the stage and being wholly unwilling to sink my in- dividuality as seems to be required of c
 draught horse."
 At this point the doctor came in and
 intimated that for the good of the patient I should retire, which. after an affection- ate farewell, I did. I could not help | thinking on my way out that the poor
 sufferers unhappy estate was not wide- | ly dissimilar from that of some of my young friends just out of college, to whom
 the world of efforts presents cold. rug
 ged, grossly material front to the utter destruction of those fridescent dreams of
 laurels waiting to be grasped ready
 made"
 Education is a terrible handicap for man ar beast when it destroys his capac- ity for beginning at the bottom of the ladder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-08

How came 1t you were pulling hack yesterday"
 Promise never to tell and will give you the whole story" whispered the pa-
 tient, looking anxiously about him. as if
 to be sure that there were no eavesdrop-
 pers.
 T promise, on my word of honor, to
 give the information to nobody, but the
 editor of the Congressional Record until you release me-" said I.
 Good" said he. Then I shall be safe. for no one will ever see it-that Is. not until the hour is propitious. ran l away from the roof garden night before last" he went on. "and in order to live I had to take the first job that offered. That brute who hired me beat me down to two quarts of oats a day. but took him on in the hope of a raise if I made money for him.
 Your engagement didn't last long," | suggested.
 ''No," he assented sadly. Tt didn't That was our first trip together. He hadn't driven me five minutes before knew I was up against it. and unfor- tunately for me ne didn't understand Houyhnhnm. told him before we start ed that was a horse of refinement and education and wouldn't stand any balclZ talk of a profane kind. and all he did was to punch me in the mouth and tell me to get over,' though he didn't say what I was to get over. I suspect tt was his bad manners. Moreover, he deliber- ately broke his contract at the start by refusing to give me an adequate break fast.
 Shameful" said l.. Mot an nat2'
 Not an oat." reJoined the Educated Horse. "He hung a bag on my nose with a handful of hay and a pint of sawdust mixed in with it. which sub init to you is not fit diet for 6 horse of spirit. Nevertheless, I swallowed my wrath-it was all had to swallow-you can't work all day without swallowing something-and tried to show my value. whereupon our troubles began. He start ed for the Fall River pier at o'clock and had the nerve to ask me to pull him and his rotten old cab over the cobble- stones of West street. instead of going down over the asphalt of Broadway. Of course, I remonstrated and his answer was flick over my ears with his whip"
 You knew the way down better than
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-08

with a total each of 31 points. Ivey was next with 20, and Snodgrass next with F points In last nights events Tisdale again won the distance races with ease In the 11O yard race he was paced in turn by Woodruff and Ivey and made the distance in 20 seconds, less than on the first night. Clapp was second In this event. Snodgrass won the dive for form, and the medal. with Woodrun sec ond. Clapp rather had the best of Woodruff in the swim for form and all but beat him. The medal was awarded to Woodruff, however. ne having won the event on two previous nights. The best event of the evening was the long dive which Clapp again won with dive three times the length of the pool. dis tance of 8 yards.