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Lauder gathered In McCreedie's foul.
Matty's curves rolled twice to star
board and port while the rooters roared.
His nerves seemed still to wobble when
which the Brooklyn boy lined at ms
feet. He tried to double with Lauder
but the ball went wide and Strang n
Sheckard filled both bags. While War.
ner; ball in hand; was holding court
the crowd tiptoed. Householder sizzled
a scorcher between Lauder and Dahlen
and Strang scored. Matty. got the
shakes out of his knees n bent three
Doyle blinked until, counted out; Dab
len lifted a high fly to infield: which Nc
Gam reached up and plucked. One run.
Second Inning.
After a feins a foul tip and a short
Wsised for t f9nr s ssfba Grss wide earves
Bresnahan got his hands up and made
a pretty slide to second. Babb proved a
good waiter and walked. Lauder sacri;
fiIed ana Gi,bsrt an = eng hieh H bboonGnd m' to
Smith, who threw to Jackliteh n
caught Bresnahan between the lines n
he was touched out at third by Strans.
which McCreedie by a beautiful running
catch scooped. No n
When FLOOD came to the plate MS
Brooklyn admirers handed him. a dlnky
and proceeded to swing for two turns,
Then he hit a grounder to Gabert-
who threw him out at first. Jacklitch
lined a hot grass cutter to BaSb; who
bolted him out to McGann. Schmidt
raised a high fly to short centre to Van
Haltren's mitt. No runs.
hird Inning.
Mathewson picked out a pretty one
and slammed to right for n bag. Browne
nearly decapttated the umpire with a
TO Dahlen. who closed Mathewson's
at second Van Haltren struck out
and Browne got nipped at second, No
sStrang bowled a pretty one in mid left
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Lakeland, VINO has trained Brooklyn
Handicap winners before. Private in
formation says that Heno is In grand
shape. lie Is being held at a short
price. 10 to !.
Igniter q Dark One.
Isniter might be n dark one. MI.
~Featherstone sprung a surprise with
Reina last season in the Brooklyn.
Chiffon and De Sault do not waste time
for next on the list is Gunfre, who car
beat them from n jump to W miles,
John Madden says Gunfire can beat
Hermls weight for age. II that Is so,
how Ia Hermis going to give Gunire
seventeen pounds? The chances are.
however, that Gunire, like Goldsmith.
Is 10 be pointed for the Suburban. She
Is a dangerous mare In n company.
Corrigan, Dixiellne and Olympian can be
put on one side. Royal. Mentor, Whiskey
King. New York. Syrlin, Leonora Lor-
ing, Luke Ward, Dom Paul. His Emin-
sGce; pisadvsntaEe; The Rhyme5'
%trcssa, Spencer Rein. Warranted. Lord
Badge, Himself, Hunter Refine. Bar lie
Due and Circus may be put In the same
class. They are possibilities, but not
o n ,iJALI,-
Those with Chances. "
Summing up the older division. there
are fouad Pentecost. Heno, Igniter and
chance. AS for the three-year-olds'
there are Irish Lad. Onatas. Africander,
Rigodon and Mackey Dwyer. On two
ycar-ald form there Is no way OF class
ing the latter two with the first three.
hut they are mentioped for various Tea-
Rigodon, 1t is said, has developed into
a grand three-year-old. Mr.. Keent
thinks a whole OF of his colt. n he
Racegoers will remember him as a great
powerful two-year-old, oyergrown and q
tribe leygy. He showed no high-class
form. Mackey Dwyer has already ap'
very eas9ly. AZ a ~two-year-old he would
go a route. but was. a bit uncertain,
With ninety-two pounds to carry he VIII
be a dangerous customer. Irish Lac
was one OF the best tw~o-year-olds seer
last season. II he carries that form on
he will be hard to beat with lS pounds
on his back.
Onntna Patched Up.
Onatas was a ~youngster OF great
promise until he broke down. John
Madden bought him. patched him up and
sold him this spring, sound as, q dollar,
to r.. u. Thomas. the latest addition 10
the millionaire racing colony. A~tricander
IN his races as a ~tWo-year-old always
evinced a liking for a route. He was a
strong inisher and very game.
The older division IL not particularly
attractive after one looks hen all over
A good three-year-old could win the
BroOlolyn as easily as did Conroy. II
Is an open race. Almost any horse has
a chance. There H. none that stands
out as having the best OF the weights
II ought TO be a cracking good race,
but II Is just a bit too far away IA
enthuse over the chances OF any par
ticular thoroughbred.
The evening world., 1903-04-21
BROOKLYN HANDICAP
HORSES SIZED UP.
Racegoers Will Soon Begin Figuring Probable
Results, So Here Are Some Hints.

The publication OF prices on the en-
tries In the Brooklyn and Suburban
handlcaps brings to mind the fact that
the first OF these great events is not so
far away The Brooklyn is scheduled to
be run on May 2s. 1t won't be many
days before the racegoer will be asking
his neighbor the question WHO will
win the Brooklyn?"
Can Hermis, carrying l2s pounds. do
the trick? Is he an early horse? VIII
he be ready? These are all questions
which the racegoer must answer for
himself. for the chances are that no
information will be forthcoming from
the owner or trainer.
The writer would eliminate Hermis
altogether. A horse carrying l2S pounds
early in the year in a bruis!ng race, in
which there will probably he a dozen or
fifteen starters. is not an attractive
proposition. Advance Guard has always
lahored under the disadvantage OF being
a slow beginner, n this defect will
initiate against his lance this season.
He could not win with III pounds last
ear. He has rs pounds to carry in the
coming race. Blues never was at his
best in n big field. Throw him aside.
Col. Bill carries 12l pounds. There is no
doubt that the handicapper ave him
all that was coming to him. He has a
lot of speed, and single-handed might
Eallop any one OF the field into the
ground. What he will do in a big field
Is problematical. M~esterman. unreliable.
Prince of Melbourne. cripple. Gold
smith-well. m hears great stories OF
Goldsmith. His price has recently been
chopped from 10 to / TO is to / in the
Suburban. but It still remains at 20 in
the Brooklyn. which is an indication
that he Is being pointed for the Sleeps
head event.
Goldsmith Is said to have returned TO
his two-year-old form. Then he was one
Of the gamest youngsters that ever
faced the starter. Bonnivert Is a cripple.
They are growing new feet on him lust
now. He is not likely to be ready.
PeHtecOst a Good Race Horse.
Pentecost-here Is where one stops to
think. Remembering his third In the
Brooklyn and his second In the Suburban
last year, one must admit that he Is a
good race horse, His races were splendid
performances for a three-year-old. This
year he carries ii6 pounds, and must be
counted one OF the dangerous ones OF the
handicap division.
Articulate Is f~alnt-hearted. Fran
cesco, a good colt. but not fond OF a
mile and a quarter. Argregor may not
be here. and II won't make much d,f-
ference II he is. Heno may be labelled
dangerous. He Is being trained by Billy
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GOLDEN RODS WON
TWICE IN TOURNEY.
Hottentot Ladies', Though, Gave
Successful Five a Close Call
in One Contest.

The Golden Re Ladies had a narrow
escape from losing to the Hottentot
Ladies' in the women's tournament on
the Harlem Circle alleys yesterday, The
scores:
FIRST GAME.
Golden Rod IAdiss-MrL Kloeks. 80: Mrs.
sehvtts lOIi Mrs. Horn, ia Mn. crAmer.' 50;
s~ehilIiHg. lG, Total. $50.
Hot,sntot Ladles-Au HAnnsr, 122i Mrs.
Guide, CO., Mra Lloyd, Ia; Nr. Mslnksn. 's6;
hrL HoanAn. 100. Total. $50
Hqttsnlet IAelp--Nn, Hsaasg. i23; Mn.
eai4s, iizs alfa LLOYD, 70, MA hslahsH. isi;
1ps, 1aRAaa. o. Total AZ.
}.1s A'@.S q Me- ve. sslL is'l
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Rsshslm. 100; Mira, ROhlon, 1+S; Mira.
Muller, i5ii Mrs HaTde, lB. Total. GS3.
THIRD GAME.
Golden Rod Ladies-IMrL. Klocks. 1903: Mrs.
Schutte. 40 Nra. Horn, 1871; Mrs. cramer.
1888; Mrs, s~ehilling. l57. Total. $50.
Jolly Women OF New York-Mra. Soil, So;
Mrs. RebhAlm, los; MIRA, hohlon. l3i; Ma.
Muller, il2, Mrs. HaTde, l2l. Total. 5S2.
The evening world., 1903-04-21
HORRIBLY AFFLICTED WITH BoILs.

had q horrible
attack ofboils thai
broke out all over
my body and from
which I could get
mo possible relief
until I began tax.
ing your medicine.
and from my Z
perienoeI can Safe
ly say 3. q. 3. 10 tina
The evening world., 1903-04-21
Ihrss Hundred Indians Conaius,

CHICAGO ApHl 2l.-Three hundred
indians. many OF them famous eaiefs,
passed through the city to-day on the
way 10 New York 20 take part in an
Indian congress. The red men. their
squews and pipo5tea we're bicturesqualy
alllred, and their presence "a lac slreeIs
a~tlrEgIsd unpsnal Attsarea.
The evening world., 1903-04-21
RESULTS AT ST.. LOUIS.

IsDselsI TO The Evening worid)
RACE TRACK. KlNIOCH PARK.
81, Louis, April 2l-The races scheduled
TO be run this afternoon resulted as
follows
Won by Birch Broom, Z to 10 and out;
Crimsan, 8 tn s Tor DlAce, a second,
and Silver Fringe third. Time. Loo 1-2.
The evening world., 1903-04-21

blood and strengthening the weak
places in your constitution. During
the cold winter months we are ON
PEELED to live indoors and breathe
the impure air of badly ventilated
rooms and Offices. We over-work
and over-eat, and get too little out
door exercise, and our systems be-
come clogged with impurities and
the blood a hot-bed of germs and
humors of every kind, and warm
weather is sure to bring a reaction,
and the poisonous matter in the
blood and system will break out in
hollis and pustules, scaly eruptions or
red, disfguring bumps and pimples.
Make a good beginning this season
by taking q course OF S. s. s. In time;
it will not only purify your blood. but
promote healthy action throughout
tie system and give you a good APP
petite at a time when you need It
most.
S. S. S. tones up the Stomach, and
you are not continually haunted by
the fear of indigestion or troubled
with dizziness. nervousness and sleep
lessness. There is no eason to dread
the coming OF warm weather II you
have your system we'll fortified and
the blood in a normal. healthy conditit
that invites disease germs, microbes
train OF spring and summer ailment
Eczema. Acne, Netttle-rash, Pc
The evening world., 1903-04-21
MEMPHIS RESULTS.
ESPECIAL 10 The Evening world.l

Especial TO The Evening WORLDLY
RACE TRACK. MEMPHIS, Tenn.
April 2i.-Following are the results OF
tho races run here this afternoon:
te saTft sSs% BY smi m'' ! to sp 3 and SHs to s'S; 8;
Banana Cream. 3 TO 5 for place, was
and Annie I~Aauretta third. Time
LEO "a.
The evening world., 1903-04-21
BUYS THE KHAMA
FROM DESIGNER FIFE.
The Composite Cutter VIII he
naced Ia This Country by
y, y, Hyde.

LONDON. April al. s. Hyde, Of
New York. has bought the composite
racing cutter Khama, which was de-
signed by ". Fife. Jr,, and built by w.
Fife a Son at FairlIe in 1900. The boat
Is now in the Clyde. Mr.. Hyde proposes
TO race her In the United States.
The evening world., 1903-04-21
A Good Beginning

If the blood is in good condition at the beginning ofthe warm season.
you are prepared to resist disease and are not apt to be troubled with bons.
pimples, blackheads and blotches, or the itching and burning skin erup.
tons that make ones life a veritable torment and misery.
Now is the time to begin the work of cleansing and building up tho
The evening world., 1903-04-21

The Regent was the early pacemaker,
but at the half mile pole Silurian took
the Stretch with the Regent. Ethics and
Lord Badge In close order. In the run
home Lord Badge and Ethics were
beaten early. Silurian looked TO have the
race In hand, when Mineral burst
through the bunch and. drawing away,
won by thr~ee-quarters OF a length from
Circus, who finished strong and beat
Silurlan two lengths for the place.
FIFTH RACE.
For two-year-oids; selling four and a half
furlonga.
The evening world., 1903-04-21
RND6ERJ WO0zZWS CRAAJ
50 TO | SHOT
WINS AT AQUEDUCT
Continued from First Pa:e.s

odds-on favorite, was off badly and could
not get through the big field.
RACE.
Two-year-old hllies: four and 4 half furlongs.
The evening world., 1903-04-21

best blood purifier in the world.
Mrs. n. p. s~MYTHERs.
wytheville, Vi.
The evening world., 1903-04-21

Cyuttioa raced to the nhnt at the
start. made all the running and won
Nancy, who closed strong and beat Miss
McKenna two lengths for the place.
The evening world., 1903-04-21

Tickle jumped away in front and made
Rohesia and Hamburg Belle. When
they s~traightened out Lady Rohesia and
Hamburg Belle passed Tickle n fought
1t out to the end, Lady Rohesta winning
In n. hot drive by a head from Hamburg
Belle, who VAS three lengths in front OF
Tickle.
THIRD RACE.
The Peneanic Stakes; dor hree-year-olds seven
furiongs.
Betting.
Starters. Wits. jocks. St. HIf. Fin. Str. Pi.
Right and True. 1ol ,Mecany 3 IN II 10 IS
Emb.rrassnen, Iii. Wilson ! 2-s
96. z, Walsh go. 2 3itsi 30 3
Snrt good. Won driving. TIme-l2a 2-5. =.
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Bobbinet cut out the running with
Right and True. followed by Nevermore.
while Embarrassment loitered along in
the rear. The leaders ran in close order
L the turn. where Nevermore Joined
ten lengths from Bobbinet, who was Il
couple In front OF Embarrassment. on
whom Wilkerson was still somnolent,
In the run home Nevermore began to
stop, and Right and True nailed him In
time to win by three-quarters of a
length from Nevermcre. who vas a
length In front of Embarrassment. The
latter made Up ten lengths In the last
quarter. Wilkerson's riding was n Of
the most disgraceful exhibitions seen at
the meeting.
FOURTH RACE.
Handicap; three-year-olds and upward; one
The evening world., 1903-04-21
THE BEST TONIC AND APPETIZER.

While living In Sherman, Tex, I be-
came victim ofimpure, wateryblood.
I ran down In appetite and energyt
was scarcely able to get about and
had to stop on and rest occasionally.
Itook @. o. o. and began TO Improve
ut onoe, and after Q thorough oouraS
became strong and well.
I think 8. o. 8. the best medicine I
over used a. an appetizer and general
tonic. j. q. SCOTT,
el1 Railroad street. Rome, Ga. I
!. 1t is the polluted, sluggish blood
The evening world., 1903-04-21

The management OF the Princeton
Tennis Association announces that ,
match has been arranged with Yale, 4
be played on May i6 at New Haven. :
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13

admitted unless accompanied by ks

At a recent session OF the .coun.
W commissioners4the board tlecid.
ed to withdraw tho mandamus
suit against County Treasurer
Beerbohm, instisated for the pur-
pose of compelling him to accept
the tender of $36, 900 made by the
Santa Te in full payment of all
taxes due for the year 1901. They
were in doubt rs to the outcome
OF the mandamus suits in the
courts. rs there is no Law to Justify
them in their efforts to compel
the county treasurer to co.npro.
mise the corporation taxes. The
county treasurer will probably be
compelled to attach some of the
rolling stock, and shas bring on
himself restraining order from
the United States court, which
would have to be decided before
any taxes could be paid. The
treasurer, however, has not decid-
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13
Cub" b rber Captured.

A special di gpatch from Lamar
to the Rocky fountain News yes
terday says:
The man who stole horse and
saddle from the "a Circle ranch
on Saturday night was arrested
yesterday ut Lakin, Kansas, and
brought beck I" LII mar today BY
Under Sheriff Frisbse. The pris-
oner consented to return without
requisition. he proves to be
"Cub" Barhr, who wns badly
wanted for passing forged check
TO, $3.50 on the Bar / Of Holly .
year ago. Barber was located in
California u few weeks ago and
officers were just prepsriug to 60
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13
A.A,,.s. Club ors.ai,&

About thirty young msn ol Hol-
" aud vicinity nss 1t the Dswpe
hall Monday sveaiag Tor the psky
pose Of organising IN athletic
club. The mestinx was called u
order by Harry Milan. Geo. =.
Momyer was elected chairmaa sn&
Frank Puntenney secretary PR
tempore. The following oAcsEs
we're then elected: G. R. Momyst.
president; z. j. Atkin. vice prssi.
dent; Ed. Lsfevsr, recording SEC
retary; Harry Milan, correspond.
ing secretary; Prank Pantsnay,
Treasurer; Charley Grant, o@siSt
hustler.
Committee on bylaws: 18ssy
Atkin. Harry Milss; ChstssT
Grant and Earnest Shirley.
The association has . member.
ship Of thirty.six.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13


Pity the sorrows Of 9 poor old
Missourian. Does not this para.
graph sound like . paraphrase OF
hark from the tomb? From now
until further notice the sun will
shine every fifth day. There is
such = demand for sunshine every
where that consumers will have =
put up with limited service untIi
next July. when the management
hopes to more than supply the
the demand" just think Of . per.
son living and dying in . plscs
like that when there are . dozen
trains that would bring them to
Colorado.-La Junta Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13

The county oommissionsfs nst
in regular monthly ssssion %
Monday and allowed the routins
bills. The bills of the outlaw
chasers caused much grief and dis
cussion, and it was finally dseid-
ed to require each individual -
file . separate sworn account .
that each could be considered
alone. The Lamar Register was
designated as the oEcisl paper of
the county and was also awarded
the contract Tor stationery for the
current year. No other business
Of public importance vas trans.
scted.-Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13

ed as yet ss to the method that
will be utilized III attempting 10
enforce the pay ment Of the taxes
,lue.--La Junta. Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13

after him whom he was uasxpsetsd.
y captured. He i also aocsssd q
beating . former Lamar sslooa.
keeper out Of $500 intrustsd y
him.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13

Chris Clasen, the conservative
dispenser of liquid Refreshments
visited his Lamar friends Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13

Mother-"Georgie, come kiA
your new governess. GeorRis--
Nope; don't dare to-" H-"Why"s
G--"Dad kissed her yesterday asl
she slapped him.'--Ex,
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13


Robert Kings new coaster brake
wheels this week. VS.
For the Best Paint Va
At the Lowest Price, II
Call at the Holly Pharmacy.
At the Racket Store you can buy
tablet writing paper, blank books
and paper napkins at right prices.
Oscar Vincent and family moved
into town last week and are occu-
pying the King property on Sixth
street.
Frank Dober had bills printed
at this Office Tuesday announcing
a public sale at his placs &n Feb.
rusry Goth.
Earl Dennis of north Of Grana.
da, spent q few days IN town last
week doing little detective work
snd visiting friends. =
4. y. Mill,agsr viii save you
money on plasterine. chimneys
and cisterns. All work guaran-
teed. Holly, Colo.
Boys rubber boots,
snas. proof, at White
Bros.
We sell the celebrated J. F.
Stratton musical strings for the
violin. guitar aud mandolin. We
guarantee quality.-Blanchat d
Co. II
N. r. Vidal. was confined to his
home by an attack Of grip on
Monday aud Tuesday but he is
again performing his duties in
Manager Wiley's office.
/ am now prepared to dehorn
cattle and parties desiring work
done will do we'll to get my terms.
Enquire at this Office or address +.
L. Hamp. Holly, Colo. 5l-4t
! aH
!. G. L. Mcpherson has the ex-
elusive sale of the High Patent
Jersey Cream Flour. Every sack
warranted. This is a Kansas hard
wheat -four and highly recon-
mended by bakers,
F. g. Hoffman secured the con-
tract to- build the new schoolhouss
at Amity. The building is to bs
Of stone and Mr.. Hoffman hiss
subcontracted the stone work to
Asssrs. Taylor and Gilpin.
8. W. Brandon. who recently
took charge Of the Santa Fe res
taurant, has refitted tho interior of
the building throughout and has
also secured rooms for dodgers. He
now furnishes board and lodging
by the day or week.
Tho falling of in the cantsloupe
acreage all along the valley as h
result OF the increased sugar beet
culture will reduce the production
to such an extent that those who
do grow eantaloupes are pretty
certain to get a good price for
them. Wehope our farmers will
stay with the cantaloupe business
Nj yssr end plant . good scrvage.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13
WANTED.

violinists to examine our j. F.
Stratton strings.
Btanchat & Co.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve a Martha Wash
ington dinner, commencing at $50
p. M, in the room adjoining the
Holly Meat market. Saturday,
February 81. A fine meal is as
sured for the usual price OF 25
cents. Everybody invited.
Ladies Shirt Waists
at White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-02-13
CLUBBING RATES

H7e will send the
w CHIRFTAIN
W and any OF the
following publications
for one year at the
rate named. cash in
advance.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05

Canon friends of Miss Killer should see
to it that she heads the list when the
contest closes.
f. P. Purdy and F. A. Gillispie
of Florence were Canon visi. last
Friday.
Mrs. Ned Craven was called to
Kansas City last week in consequence
of the illness of her mother.
Our Mocha and Java at thirty fl ve
cents pound, or three for 81, is
without doubt the best. Coolbaugh,
521 Main.
R. A. Little, saleman in the cloth
ing and furnishing goods department
at Baker & Biggs store. is spending
his vacation with relatives in Indi-
ana
Dave Walker and wife returned
home last week from Kansas City,
Missouri, where they went to attend
the annual convention of the National
Stockraisers Association.
Mesdames Widerfelt, Howells,
Wilkes, Haupt and Tanner of Florence
attended the Reciprocity Day meet
ing of the Friends in Council in this
city last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of Elkhart. In
diana. who have been visiting here
the last few weeks are so much de-
lighted with Canon and its environ.
ments that they may decide to make
their home here.
Mrs. l. f. Dawson returned home
last Saturday night from Dodge City,
Kansas. where she has been visiting
relatives for the past month or six
weeks. She halted in Pueblo for a
couple of days on the homeward trip.
Rev. J. L Harrison formerly of
Worcester, Massachusetts,. who is at
present visitor in this city, deliver
ed very interesting address before
the Y. NJ. G. A. last Sunday. A
feature of the service was the singing
of Miss Linkins,.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-02-05
ORDINANCE NO. 244.
An Ordinance to Require Railroads to Keep
fIasmen and Maintain Railroad Gates
at the Crossing Of South
Ninth Street.

Be.it ordained by the city council Of the City
of.Canon City.
SECTION l. Each and every person. persons.
company companies, corporation and corpora
tions owning or having under his. It's or their
control any railroad track or tracks crossing
South Ninth street at or near its insecton of
Water street in the City of Canon City shall,
within twenty days next after the adoption of
this ordinance. keep. atihis, its or their own
expense or jointly with another or others.
sufficient number-never less than one--of
fiagmen at said crossing to warn any and all
persons travelling along that portion of said
South Ninth street of the approach of any and
all trains, cars. locomotive engines and other
things dangerous to public travel and used up
on said track or tracks.
SEC 2. Within the time specified in the fore
going section. what are commonly known as
railroad gates shall be erected and maintained