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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
WILSON BUYS DOLLY sPANkER.

a sale OF racehorses in training. the property OF
J. z. and r P. keene ard others. held IN the
paddock at Gravesend yesterday. The stock offered
was good and the prices ruled high Twelve head.
all from the Kee-e stable. sold for $46.1Jl Dolly
spanker a two-year-old brown gelding. by Kings
tOn-lmp. Lady Gay, after some spirited bidding.
was knocked down 10 r II. wilson. jr, for > 90,
the top price OF the sale The other sales or A,pO
more were
Tam oshante-. . &. g. Kingston-iGzD- Ben 49,.
= =. Z--dou-s. SSs-SJo
Futu-ita. b. & J. ~ lbs Il ga1eEs-Ihs BUTTERFLIES. ~
oIynl1lau n b. 3 - Dorrino-B=-l- % haywood.
Izi-att.5u cH. c. 3. by s. Leoaards-ProAiaiii1I.
PaIubea-er en- &. = b HOrOsoo2e-Hsaanaid. E
r. Thomas NV
Knight Erraat br. c. :. ~ Trsnton-irn2. S. MI
zrei P ". NV
Wizard. ca. & , ~ Horoscop~-Iaey InTsresuid. -
Palette f 2 = ~ Ben B-1-sa-Boanls Lee G. l.
str-p55H 3 e. 2 Han5urg-i11p- Pastorel-a-
Riysrdaie. br. c.. . By Kiagsson-Daacins Water.
Ms EHiaeace ;. h. 5 ~ Fas-,te-PairOnsss. !. -,
Cav Be- q G 4 b. 81 savioar-Ariis, C 2 HIn $50
Golden Drop. 81. z. 2 by Hazburg-ESutte dor. -.
oferafo- b.s h. 5 b. imp Vi-tory-IhaHl1. 2 -
I.lzembou-g e. :. b mp Loyalis---L5 he Il 80,
colespink b c. By i1np. GOlsnaoA-Ass4o.s. -
! : z1roOGrE A~~~o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
ENTRIES FOR KENTUCKY MEET.
Good Fields for the Kentucky Futurity and
the 2:O2 Pacing.

Lexington. Ky. sept Is (SpeciaD-secretarv
z. W shanklin has just made public the paid up
entries 10 the class trots ard pacing % the
coming meeting % the Kentucky Trotting Horss
Breeders Association and the full programmes OK
the ten days meet which begins October q.
For each day four races are scheduled. and IN adj
dition Prince Alert 49, Lou Dillon. eco. and John
A. NcKerron. 2.04lz. all booked % go against
time Prince alert is first day attraction. and
Lou Dillon Will go agains- the watch the
ond day.
The important races have filed with the fol-
lowing paid 10 entries. Kentucky Futurity. trOt-
ting. three-year-oId division. purse E4Oc8 twenty
eight entries Transylvania. trottug. purse. 1000.
twelve entries; Mcdowell trotting. purse. 5000.
eighteen entries; Walnut Han Cup. trottlng. pUrss
s30oo thirty-nine entries. Blue Grass trottinz.
purse, s20o0. twenty-f0Ur entries. Tennessee. pao-
irg. purse 5000. thirteen entries. 2es class. trot-
ting. purse s. 500. fifteen entries 2O2 class. pao-
purse 100. seventeen entries: 2Os class. pacing.
purse si5.o- thirteen entries: 20 class. trotuns:
purse 800 twenty-four entries.
Exclusive OK waEon races. there are c3 eligots
during the ten days meeting for which 5000 n
ting stars engaged to battle for these rich prizes
NcKerrOn 2.0il-. CHARLIE Herr Dor. C,base 2ty7i1i
Chain Shot. rosa: Monte Carlo. 2.07z: Billy Buck.
20.ll: Belle kuser. 2eS FerenO. 2OIia; Dolly Dil>
Ion. 201. Prince OF Orange. 207lz: Onward Silver.
s52s. Rythnie.' s.oss.. wsinu5 fan 2os.: Harold
2.0ls.. Tom Keene 2.e4i.: Direct Hal 2GF4: Ner-
Prince Direct 2.o7; LiIlie Young. 2O9l. MAXINE.
2OS3s Baron De Shay 20stt: Beau-eaut. 2-1sia- Clip
per 2oS. sphinx :. 2,O7. Judge Cullen 2;10ia. Cas-
ptan 2O1tt. JAW NcCfreE0r. Eos. Kinney Lou. 2O79ts
20ga4. New Richmond. 20Sls. and SCfreet 2o6la-
the fastest class race ever put down Tor decision
81 meeting IN Kentucky The ten entered ars
Anaconda. 20f2t- Dan r.. 20lA. Harold Fl. 204s
Tom Eeeue. 2Dpt. Shadow Chimes. 2.05. Nervoo.
eos. Riley E. 206it. Prince Direct. 2.0T and Or.
Nadara. 2n2 TIE horses eligible 20 start in ths
Kentucky Futurity sadie VI. Amos Wiley.
Mary Gage. Betty Brook Lord Roberts. Delight.
Tireless. Baron Gail sporty. Ethels Pride Lizzis
A.. Bob Pur1atte. Blossom. Cresceus. Jr.. Tempest
Grattan. FIeNo. HilCar and The Pacoet
The mana cement expects that IN the coming
meeting every track record will be broken. and
perhaps one or two OF the worlds trotting and
pacing marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27

ers over g J. Holoway's Cappie. who was second
This made ave blue ribbons that 3Ir. VandsrbLr
won at the show.
II Was a delightful day for the show Albert c.
BOstwick brought a party Of friends IN his canopy
too motor car. ard Mr Vanderbilt entertained
friends his machine Mss Ethel g. Rockefeller.
who rode from ScarborO 20 the track In big
automobile intended 20 enter several OF her horses
but barred because her entries were made after
the time limit. Mrs. Thomas Maitland. who tripod
over a rug in her home and sprained ankle. was
present for the frst time yesterday afternoon stree
The show began. Nir. and Mrs. Edwin r. Weather
be-. Mrs Harry Darlington and Mrs d. G. Reid
each had coaching parties
y. @ Reid had better luck than most Of the ex-
hi5itors in the four DAYS OF the show. he took
home nine blue ribbons and a number % red
-osetfes. Howard Wili-ts won eight drst prizes.
and Mrs : Elliott took four first prizes. leading
the women exhibitors. Miss Henrietta WeatherheA
defeated a number Of men in the novice class FOR
saddle horses and won drst prize with her Lady
WiusOrne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27

Ioekst loi 10, eoBTie3' 80 to and 20 to /; Mary
good Won -siJ. Tins. $40.
SECOND RACE-stsepleshas. handbag: years and
over; about "a miles
! z Wi1s1srs b Caller By Ta4Tany
.5 9aR Philips a5Ts & liS 5423 -
.5 9ss' s 92 sa5 4snf IS .a asd to 70 ana t tIn
betting. 4FeI
THIRD RAcE-THE PROSPECT HANDICAP: 2-ysar-
dds about flrougs.
Flying s'''T Da,e IN SEaf s''f BEN III
Es5o Kt9s III ,G355as5, FL 81
Diyinsato2 III qiedfsT,nl to and 70 3 I4xsT-
:; Turquoise Blue. 10 lCoburn'. and /.
f f starr g555 Won dr5ias Tine Ills "
FOURTH RAcE-THE ORIENTAL HANDICAP: all
ages; u. miles.
r 55f5 P g. Io5 lS5 Ns5 II 2-1
R R6S'.I P Fss. =. ,T15 81 i
Ss5s3Hs9 is5 4 "a u1 q and ard 70 , and
start good Won ridden cut Time. 2:665s.
FIFTH RAC5-Naiaen 2-yea--oas; about SIX turlonss.
R W. waden's br. G. The Southerne- by
F8r PAN RS,Ss No Fs s..s5 - -
Riyertaie. 10 Cannon. TO ana to /; Ttta2nlc.
ana to I. Southampton. Ito Hicks Is 70 and 10
70 J. Prince Vic. 100 de souzal : to ! and 70 2:
10 tlte-lerul. . O i . /. shy
lock. 90 Bris0t. ] and /. Came.
CTreUbeD. $50 70 and 90 70 l. Berosa, 10 Fuller,
Z and 20 ? NOnlcau. 10 III claelsl. l
20 1. and vibrator 10 Dyer leo I /.
Won driving Time. Ills.
SIXTH RACE-SeIlng. years and over; II miles.
". c. Smiths b. Lord Turco. BY Lord
Harrington urCok 8. lu2--tDe S1gzsl 49, Ii
Naa5tor ! I57 CgiIthsl 81 2l-i
setauket Siichselsl 70 / and 4 to /. Stone
wall 3 los tO'SeiD : 10 1 ard "a 1: Early Eve
los CFedfern). 30 70 and 70 - L: CandIiuz. g. 1o1
Corn. and 50 20 1. Gavota 3. 90 Reed 20
and 70 J. knight q the ester s. Jos oyer 40 to
and 10 !, and Carroll D. IO1 90 Brteri. 100
40 I /. also start fair Won driving. Time
l:54%s
SEVENTH RAcE-Maiasa .2-year-olas: about SIX fur
:. p. HasFtn's b c. Silver Day BY Non
Orthodox. 10 --..----.-----t B1l1lsn) 80 IL
l1E thl IL 81
Aqua 10 IT O'B-ier} % 20 ! ard 20 l. Common
eta IO7 GBoieseul. 30 I and - Crown Prince
Calling 3 to- and I !: The Deposet. 10 e.
Walsh. 1 and 40 !. Gypsy Ben. lo1 tOConnor
100 TO slick. 101 Hicks. Is I .
70 I. TeIerhole. ITO (O'NeD. 7 Arthur
20 Briea 20 20 and 20 I; Ogontz 10 Cannon
20 70 I; Sir Carter lg1 GedferlI. o 1
and . and Norad--ck. 10 Cochran, s 20 I and
? l. Start poor. Won driving Tine 1:I2-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
LIzANA's MAST BREAKS IN RACE.
Vagabond Takes Atlantic Yacht Clubs
Sweepstakes Sailed in Lower Bay.

In & spanking breeze from a little east of south
an exciting sweepstakes race vas sailed IN the
lower bay yesterday under the management Of the
Atlantic Yacht club The yachts sailed over a
siX-nie Triangular course, startlE from a point on
The clubhouse AZ Sea Gate. and having for turning
marks buCys OF Timer Park and Fort Hamilton
IL was q reach 10 the first mark another reach 10
The second and a beat 10 the home marx
Just a. Wyl4e and Archer's LIzana was setting
her balloon 1ib II the start her mast snapped on
close 70 the deck. making wreck Cf the boat g. a
moment. Luckily no one was injured, and the
YACHT was toue6 20 her rnoCrlrEs-
r A Nerror's NaVa bond led the end q the
FIRST round q he course by nearly ten minutes.
There was somewhat OF sea running in the Bay
and she seemed 70 make better weather than the
Cfhe~s They were the Corona. owned by J. +
Reyes. T j Ravens Careless and +. F. Tefft s
ApukWz II. TIE latter had tine allowance OF
- minutes the Careless had nine and the Corona
seven minutes The NaEab - won easily. FOR the
Others cid not complete the course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
MISS LEHMAN WINS AT BERGEN POINT

Mss Grace Lehman Won the fual match OF the
vonnens singles yesterday IN the club champion-
ship tournament on the courts Of the Bergen Poia,
TEAMS CLUB The title IN the mems doubles vs..
Won nv Schuyler Imorie ana Cecil c. Grant. IRE
summary
Wornen's singles (se-ni-h1al rounds-Nrs Alien s~-
fsated Mss Chanloeriain. 81. 81 80 Miss Craos
Lehman defeated Mrs. "A Church "a -
Finsi and chapianship -ound-SIIss Grace I~husr A..
fsated Nrs Allen. g. s-6
Mens doubles serntaral roundlscnuyie- Ernsrf. ana
Cecil q Grant defeated u Warner Mllsor9 ara SV.-.~
T.. sr1ith e. 81 Charles zhaw ans II : ~ 80
oerr1It defeated Louis u. Ayers and = s lar xsort
e. G-1
FINAL and Championship round-schuyier Inaorts sns
esrxzs.. Ga. Sd. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
NEW YACHT FOR CHARLES Il. DEAN.

A new tU1n-screw yacht is now building FOR
Charles 4 Dean. OF Boston at the works - the
Gas Engine and Power Company al Morris
Ese.gr-s The vessel Is 10 be eighty feet long with
a beam o. eighteen feet and EQUIPPED with triple
oz--arsfor engines capable Of developing speed o.
- --Ies an hour. The boat il expected 10 g.ve
sH re cornforr q housebOat. with the smart
.r,esrsuce 81 Yacht. The dining saloon Is IN the
f1-va-d seckhcuse and IL finished n rahoGalls-
I3eiou decks the owners quarters are ar Win q
1--e harh and toilet room extending the Fur width
- The vessel. four large stateToorls. ana AT 81
49, saloon containing gl1rracks. BOOKSELLERS.
set 80 80 usual lockers and transou seats The
$3.50 quarters are finished IN butternUt. The
-,,--re-S Tor the crew and the galley are IorWaro
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
CANADIAN COMMODORE RESIGNS.

Montreal SEPT e6.-The Hon. Justice Davidson,
commodore o. the Royal 81 Lawrence Yacht Club.
has resigned because his ruling was ignored at the
meeting q the club and because q the decision 70
hold an international regatta in which three yachts
from the United states and one from England nave
a.r7-esesd a willingness enter. the winner 20
r--ser the Canadian defender % the Seawarhaka
~15n Justice Davidson ruled that the holding OF
re regatta was contrary Tire deed OF gtt % the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
FOUR-IN-HANDS RACE.
Clarence IL. Mackay Successful in
Contest IN MineOIa.

AIneoa, Long Island. Sept Is (SPeciaD--Over
eight thousand people from Brooklyn and New
York came out 70 the MineoIa Fair and Horse Show
and Joined the ten thousand Long Islanders who
were on the grounds witness the horse show and
trotting and pacing all closely contested and
interesting today
Mrs. James L. Kernochan. riding Cupid as clever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
POLO.
UgoDia Defeats Rumford Easily at
Providence.
rpv-rtreRArH 10 TIE TRIBUNE

Providence. r /. Sept She tTst game IN ne
=. ,,--r-sr,ert for the RumforG cups presented
= a. Jorn Russell Gladding. was played ar Rum
fo-5 this afternoon by the My5pia Polo Club and
- r5----Fr-f club. NVorla WON The match -ae.it-
~. - .,1-ts over the Rumfo-d team The play
-. fssI in each of the four periods 6lt very
- - C-lv one foul was allowed Inc result
-F ,la match was not unexpected. foI A-ofla j.
e--o-c in team work and Is coInIosed oL sAl-Ii-
$500 -i--vc~e Purnford harnpered by the ten
5e~-v n Us men - play 100 close tokelner- teN-
=. t.-,-.. frfiart and several goals we're saFeo tE
- -ts-- vy1rk Of Gadiiug. Max Norman VS. tLe
Tor latCfl --t i--'-i- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27

vile Prince driven by ". r. Bovine. Days wagon
wheels broke down and ne fell under the wagon
and was cut up ard bruised. The judges concluded
that ir unavoidable accident and allowed
both horses TO start again and awarded the heat
Nat Wards QuarterstrOke. Mr.. DAILY was
able TO drive In the last heat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27

VANDERBILT WINS PRX ~ sUIs.

Paris Sept. CIV. K. Vander5llt's Ouos Ego,
with Johnson Up. won the PIX y SLs (hurdlesj
to-day at the Co.0mbes race meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
.LOCAL HORSES U7INNERS.
Speed5cay Flyers at the Front at
Emp City Track.

Local Speedway flyers were again to the fore in
the harness races at Empire City Park yesterday
Darrell, fast pacing mare formerly driven on the
road here BY Dr.. II H Kane. won the 215 race. de-
feating Frank Yoakun. winner OF the $1,000 race
at Brighton Beach in August Aliabrieve and Cres-
cent. two well known Speedway trotters. lowered
their records in the 23 race the latter winning the
second heat In 2114 and the former taking the first
and last heats in 2I0is and 2:l2a, The third
the card was won by Don Cozne a PAGER driven by
David Lee in the Speedway brushes last winter. lie
lowered his record to 2.lo in the second heat
Little Fred. the favorite in this race. was never
prominent Daniel proved % De the only winning
favorite OF the day in the races on the regular
programme. She sold in the pools for 500 TO so
the driving Of Q. r DohIe. who he'd the reins
over frank Yoakum I'm this race. ana he was asked
70 resign in favor OF "Ja-H curry a-Jer Jhe hfst
The races postponed from Friday on account Of
darkness were won by Bernie and Theron Powers
before the regular pr"-T trnfne W.S tthrn u2
a special feature Of the day was the Perlorulncs3
Of Patrick Ryau's trotti1g team, Aeonlta and
ing TO beat 49,. the bes- team record ever made
on the Empire track They trotted the mile in
F5ansiay and from sorting point . o. yie% v;
~ - - 1900 ma rt,s arrsIjiry -
the best time on rec2rd for trotyers making it par
Mascot made their champion records OF 2o4 al
Terre HaUte. in lss-. has s-rH thIns occurred
TROTTING-2.1s CLAss-PURsE. $50o-CTwO HEATS
on FRIDAU.
Brnie. , g; - simmons Davis ---.--.--------
Alfonso Maid. BIS m kinney -.-....---.--... .
y. is. &
Cordova. b. dirsU.eyl
Tine. 2:I5'.. a:12a.. 2:15-
PAc1yG-o,oo c1.Ass-PURsE. s5Oo-Two HEATS
on FRIDAO.
Theron Powers. b. g BY Anderson Wilkes
BE- -- -- -
NOuauie. B. n tLn1r1isi :
EirdIua- b. %
piablito. CWalke-l ---------.---- 70
Cyp Walnut. br e Kinney $ 70
Gold. Brick. blk ? IC1r-l -
FrielmOut b h. tBauulan1r. .-.-....... 70
Tine 2.0siz, 2.05ia. EOS 2. III
PACING-216 CIAss-FURsE. $500.
Don CozIne blk h. By Gau5etta--vi-kes AN .
drewsJ a
Garnet Oh. fMlle-l -----.....-------.-
J. W. Patterson. ch- z Davis s
B b. e tFslCll~1s0-f = 4 70
Little Fred. CyvortendySej. 70
Pccoo, b. tCorrE 20
I.ucre. br. h. Dunn. 70
Hero AIcyouer. GIaistetD dis
Time 2:1O. 2-1O 2.12l4-
TROTTING-213 CLAss-PCRsE. $500.
Allahriene b. n. BY EIyrta Davts)-..------.- 2 l
Direct View. b. b. fWalzerl ---..-----.--.. $
Crescent, 81 2 CORY .--..------ =
Pug 2. MerrheIdl. --------..''--.. 70
Time. 21Ois 2-ll-s. 2f4H. 2-i2'4-
PACISG-2.o5 CLAss-PURsE. $500
Darrell b m by Alexander Cf-DonaIdl. I
Shadow Chimes B. E. spear =
AIcantara Oh. h. lAuirewsl- ....-.-...------- !
YoakIu b. Cpollel- ------------S ,
Time Z0Jit. 205
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
aFArHER eILLp DAILY FALLS IN RACE

8fineola Long Island. Sept IS Special. There
was an attendance o. over thirty thousand here to-
day 10 witness the races An accident took
place IL the second heat Of the wagon race by
COLLISION between Cadet. drivsa By DAILY. and Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
ADAMS oUTswuMs VAN cLEtF.

George " var CIeas was beaten b. z H. ACME
yesterday III a ousrter-rnie swimming uatch ace
AZ Ban Peach The time was So. 7. f. Kitch-
ing tr the amateur ouarter-rnIle champion won
the ous-fe---rre handicap IN seven seconds faster
tine mar tie match race J. r Goodwin oe.esteo
Frederck a Wenck Or the io0-yaro oash ID INC
ffef zine 81 eos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
RITERSIDE FALL REGATTA
Thirteen Yachts Start, but No 4cci-
dent Is Recorded.

one OF The best races Of the season on Long Island
Sound was that sailed yesterday by the thirteen
yachts that started in the faI regatta OF the River
SIDE Yacht Club. Five classes filed. IrerGr l.
Parks rty-s-E-fooreT MmUsl EoI The best OF the
start IL her class. W o.. BrCkaw's AnoatGk being
second and E D. Kings Sfa-m third. There was
finish.
In the raceabout class T. p. BIeeker's Jolly Roger
was FIRST away. the Galatea, the Rogue and
Hobo following. n TIE orcer named. 81 The twenty
fVe-foot sloOIs G. =. C5ra1Derry's FireGy got the
weather berth. the HOUR and the Robin Hood get
ting away in that order
r a beat 20 wiudward OF eve miles for all
classes from the starting point of Little Captains
Island. 10 the buoy or Matinic0ck Point. then
e reach 20 the bell buoy Of Lloyl's Point. GybiDE
there they had another reach 10 the finish. The
small classes had q beat out and back.
There was splendid breeze At the finish. the
yachts crossing the lire with spuuakers port.
a feature % the days sport the clever sailing
OF the Rogue bv Miss Whiting. Her brother
handled the sails. The race between the AnoatCk
and Nl-oss close The ArCatck wen. subject
TO rerneasurernent- Commodore George G. Tyson's
schooner Nirvaua was the judges boat
The summary:
sIOoPs-as-Foo- C1.Ass-sTART. 12.o5-CoURsE. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27

..---,-,-.sosls esrned-Blyopls. u. RuHtord. O.
,,t--- - hsrd uulforc. 4. Lost r! pss1lI.es-
S5,r--s !, FOR foul Net Eooro-AJoDiA - A-11-S--
az Referes-T. =. ONen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27

COURSE 10 MILES.
Izrnbkn s W Roach ................ 8.2849 c-5e:49
The winners were Anatoak tsuh5ect 70 rereasUre
rent Ga.atea, the Hour the Cricket and the Lamb
kin tsailCverl.
The Riverside Yacht Club viii have q smoker on
Friday evening. OctOber 2, a dttls Nlncup 10
the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27

JTsT REMEMBER.
One matter not 20 forget to-day "a 20 LOOK
~~ those ssIdtflc Ads of the People
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27
To-MoRRows MORRIS PARK ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For three-year-olds upward: maIdens
or winners o. one race only IN 1903 Last fur
longs q Withers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27

A. Featherstors,-s "a - :. % s 10 "
- Seo-se CHuIrnan) 81 FL
g,---rte-uoise. g. % Ss---eS<
49, Z lDs.......-.-.--.-- ----tO -sslu -'-4 81
---,-sas, g 90 lHohbeckl. 800 10 and 100 70 /. iva
s,--7i - fIfchaslsl. IS C and 70 J. Furvards s.
.,-.r--s-t 10 70 ard g l. princess Tulane. .
90 l5l.,so-i 10 10 5 ard 70 5 Qleea Ell1a1etl :.
80 1rs-ber,1 100 &c ] and SO J; AIan 10 lFuieTl
-, e,s ? 70 !: Elsie L. e los CHlcksl. 70 ard >
q !; AEAy Als-- a - GoTsasH-1 % % - - - -
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longs q Wltlers ME

FIFTH RACE-For two-year-o1s. uon-Einne-s OF $500
O. three races of any value Last I've and half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27

FOURTH RACE-THE JEROME. Tor three-year-o!ds-
One nile and fve-six-eenths over the
Rostanz .......... High Chancellor 1f4
Ill
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-16
Taking a Chance.

he looked happy enough as he
walked up to the postofice box. set n
huge bundle on the floor and began
taking pretty square envelopes there
from. dropping them by twos and
threes into the box.
big lot of letters" remarked the
policeman. Nice day too"
"Letters" said the happy man. "Ny
deal fellow, these are not letters.
They arc wedding invita- tons"
A stern look came over the face of
the hitherto friendly policeman.
MY FRIEND" he said, II am sorry to
disturb you, but I must do my duty.
Come with me-"
"ArrestedY'
eyes"
ION what charge, sir? This is an
outrage"
mot at all. You are advertising a
lottery through the post"
The man went along.-Kansas City
Independent.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-16
Ebony, the Wood of Kings.

While many Of the hardwoods in use
at the present day are of comparatively
recent introduction, ebony was known
and highly esteemed by a number of
ancient races and used by them for
kingly and other purposes. While the
name ebony is given to the wood of
several varieties of trees, all kinds are
Of great density and dark color, the
heaviest varieties being, as a rule, also
the darkest. There are three varieties
of ebony well known in the trade. The
ebony from the Gaboon coast Of Africa
is the darkest. The Madagascar ebony
is the densest. The Macassar ebony
furnishes the largest pieces. London is
still the chief mart for this wood, and
from there it is shipped to the various
countries in which it is used for manu-
featuring purposes. Popular Me-
chanics.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-16

PAINE'S. CELERY
OMPOUN
The Home Friend of the
Farmer and His Family.

After the labors and tolls of the summer time,
and harvesting of crops in the early autumn,
many of our farmers, their wives, daughters,
and sons, find themselves in a condition Of
health demanding careful attention if suffering
is to be avoided later on. Many experience
kidney trouble il some form; with some the
liver is torpid; there is biliousness, nausea, and
vomiting, with loss of appetite and depression
of spirits. Thousands who have been exposed
to cold, damp winds and rains while toiling in
the harvest fields, now feel the twinges of
terrible rheumatism; others run down by
worry, overwork, and irregular dieting, are
tormented with the pangs of dyspepsia.
To the thousands of run down, sickly, and
half dead men and women in farm homes we
recommend with all honesty and confidence
the workers friend, Paine's Celery Compound,
the only medicine that can quickly and fully
restore strength to the weak body and vigor to
the muscles. Paine's Celery Compound tones
the stomach; it removes poisonous acids from
the blood which cause rheumatism; it feeds
the weak and diseased nerves and banishes
neuralgia fortunes; it purifes the blood and
gives true vitality and life. The use of Paine's
Celery Compound in autumn means the estab-
fishing of a perfect physical vigor to withstand
the rlgors of a severe winter,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-16
THE METHODIST MEETINGS
Excellent Results are Being Obtain
ed From the Revivals at the
Methodist Church.

NPresiding Elder Hager: A wonder
full meeting was held at the Metho
dist church Tuesday evening, and it
was Of extraordinary interest. The
room was filled with earnest,
thoroughly aroused people and from
the first it was evident that the re-
vival for which many had been pray
ing had come to the church. The
meeting Was one of remarkable
power. Three ministers were con-
spicuous in leadership, Pastor Young
man, Rev G. J. Corwin and James
Crowther. The latter with his band
of singers came up from Main street,
where they held a brief meeting.
and these devoted young men were
followed by people from all directions.
The prayers, the addresses and the
singing were all inspiring. At the
close Of a pressing appeal from Mr..
Cr0wther several seekers went for
ward and gave themselves to the
Lord. .