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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-15
FuhlleaOlOAss ieelbldas

Ell n1mero del peri6dico La Ultima
Mod0, llegada hoy esta redacci6n,
trae una variada y selects leetura y
profusi6n de grahados Tepresentando
preciosos trajes para sefioras, Gale y
paseo, para recibiT. reuniones y para
nifos. Un patron cortado de chaque-
ia recta para ninos de 8 s. s afIes = por
ultimo un pliego de dibujos para hor-
dados.
Hoy que tanto Sc especuIa con esta
elase de labor, aconsejamos 4 las que
Sc dedican & I'll SO proyean de este pe-
ri6dico que siempre trae aquellos
doujos.
Recuerden nuestros lectorea que 4
todos los que Sc suscriban & una de las
noveIas que recibe Ia agencia de este
peri6dico Sc les regalara m n6mero
dc Sci Eco de Ia Modas cada vez que
Sc recibe aquf.
Es agente para suscriones Martin
Rodriguez Allen Sc bajos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-15
Rast0s Dc uR sulcIda

Tan pront0 81 inspec or local de Sa-
nidad SO iuforun6 De ID 0currido 81 el
algibe de Is casa MIN. 81 de h cafIa De
Allen. Sc person6 v estahleci6 denun-
cia por resultar exactos los hechos
apunkados.
Como andaria el aIgibe, que entire
otros obietos apareci6 un sombrero de
paia (tal vez Dc Aasayol y los restoa
del ration sesscida.
Todo ha quedado ahora en- huen es-
tado, n los yecinos p0drSn tornar oil
aqua que las nubas prddlgGs las ofrez-
can.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-15

LA mari Y dona Pantaleona SO ha-
cia Ienguas, ensalzando las virtudes
Kricas del poeta Meiandro.
DecfanIe & dona Psntaleona:
-Mire listed que ese verso, 8 como
uuiers listed llamsrle, esta leno de
ripiosl
Alto ahi, caballero! Melandro tiene
sentido com6n-Iy muy com6nl--y de
ahf que escriba con ripios. iCaballe-
ro. escribe para una remendonal Cui-
daditO, eh2....
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-15
FTaS0S e6IehFaS
Do hOnbFGs e6Iahrss

SQu6 temes2 LleVas Cesar y su
fortuna. Cesar 81 barquero que que
RIA yoIverse atras & causa de una tenn
pestad.
tvamosl hey que acabar, Carlos es-
pera Latis XVIII expirando, (I82A.
Me hastaraa golpear h terra nara
cue dc ella saIgan legi0nes. L0nspeg
encargado de defender "a Republics
contra Cesar.
He perdiio 81 dfa. Diem perdidi. J
Tito cuando no hahfa practicable AL
guna huena acci6n. durante su cor
to trsnsito por u terra.
Un emperador debe m0rir de pic.
C6lebre dicho 0e RespGssan0
No he tenido nunea mss euegnig0s
que Los del Eskado. El 0ardennl x
chelaess < su eonfes0r 1e42. IS
Mas vaie sI8ar & an ciusAakano one
naatar & rail enenigOg. FalAbrsa de-
Asascpsgqs0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-15
EL TEATRO De San JUAN

Este hermoso edifcio que Stree de
teatro en- San Juan. est6 muy sucio.
mo Sc b podrfa pintar al 6leo, & tres
msnos. para que los extranieros que
desembarean aqui, no sc rjan de nos
otros2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-15

En- esta imprenta 90 vends papel de
pori6dico viejo 4 e2-40 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-15
llnea larEaa del llsata
- 5ardeoa 80 g -
TTINERAAp

RsLIetss bavatOs para dsGs fsetiuas
na Capitals Bayam6n, de
ada vaslSas...ss..s- a1.z5 @l16
Do Bayalnon CaeAnns ids
vneata. s...~. "a ~
ngllaEe 0rdinnxio de Capita 0Aaaao en
Ezza , etvs -
naynn6n IN ds aspAianhss, ia0a
nAM0N vAxDHs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-15
DIR. ANTONIO MOLINA
PONCE. PUERTo-RIco.

Especiasa en- intermediates de II VISTA dido naz gargana
Marina ~. Horas de consulta de 10 O. "a de 6p
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i InpOrtante EXPOSITION !!

Las renombradas
LampaFas con deposit
to de seguridad, me
thas , tubos Roschas-
ter q sistena 1901 ele-
gantss y de luz poten-
t..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-20

Zeb, our son Joe is gettin' ready to
make a fule Of hisself. and want you
to keep an eye on MIN. He lmagines
he's as big as q mounting, and he feels
that be kin lick ten men all al once.
When the big head gifts hold Of a
young man il takes a powerful dose @
medicine to cure him. Joe kept GROWN
wuss and Wuss. He got lazy and he
got to braggin' and BLOWN, and from
the way he looked at ma now and then
outer the corner OF MS eye / kuOWed
he was &c hin to tackle me. Just 10 let
him know that his ole pop was on deck
grabbed him one day and throwed him
sky-high over the fence and he was mo
humble ar-ar that
1t didn't cure him. however. He
Went around rubin agin folks and
steppin' high and one day he comes
home and SEE to me-
road
No. sonny. 1 never did. I've tackled
men and bars and wild cats and cir
cusss, but not a railroad
They've got one over in the val
leys ana ! think kin whoop it in about
five minutes
Joe had never seen a railroad ex-
planned the old man and they had
Jest run one down Little Valley. twelve
miles away I told him what it was
ike, but he wasn't a bit discouraged.
He jest bumped Up his shoulders and
spit on his hands, and said
Snuck my hide. but I'm dying to
Whop somebody, and III go over to-
morrer and tackle that railroad If
nobody around we're has ever tackled
a railroad then it viii be all the more
glory fur me
e Joe: don't go and make no fule O
yerself' SEE T
" As TO how sez he.
AS TO tacklin = railroad Thar ar
some things as even yer pop can't do.
and one of en- is taclxIIns a railroad
Jest 70 go out and find a bar and heT
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Miss D. F'yre-Ihe Rev DR. Fourthly
has denounced divorce as a profane act.
Miss D. Memories right; it Ger
tafnly constitutes taking some ones
name in vain--Harvard LampOon.
1Iather-Johnny. I am ashamed OF
you What did you mean by laughing
and giggling at your dear uncle
fune~aI2
Johnny-Geel I was so glad it WASH [
my own--Princet0n Tiger.
Friend-Eou seem to have as many
customers now as during the holidays
HaberdasheT-EVf NJ. those are fellows
coming to exchange the neckties their
wives bought them for Christmas.-E.x
change
It IS probable that it is the distance
that lends enchantment to the cooking
that mother used TO do. Judge.
There are three times in a mans life
when he is thoroughly frightened.
When ne gets married. when his wife
has her first baby. and when he resolves
to ask his nother-in-law to 80 home
Exchange
Bur. after all. the concentration OF
wealth into few bands is about all
that saves q good many OF Us from be
ing snobs--Puck.
Yes. they ran him out Of the neigh
b0rhood, and threatened him with tar
and feathers and a ride on q rail, and a
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at daylight I heard him movin around.
/ told him if ne was bound to go over
arteT breakfast and see far play, and
so he waited When he sOt ont he was
in high sDeerits- He Whopped and hol-
Tered and pranced. and the road wasn't
wide huff for him to walk in. Bef0
L left the house the ole woman sez to
me-
e zeb. ar 70. gwine to let our Joe
fout a railroad2'
That's the idea SEE I.
VIII he GIT whopped2'
He viii Hen git Whopped so
powerful quick and hard that he'll be
as humble as a nursin' BABE fur var
to cum.
we got over to the Valley bout 10
O'Clock in the maWnin'." continued the
old man, and Joe got his fust sight o.
. railroad. He was disappointed Thar
wasn't nuehin but the iron rails to
fout. ard thar was tears in his eyes as
he sor down on a stone and seq
Pop. thar's urthin' to fout ard
We've walked twelve miles fur nuthin
I'm feelin that this State O Tennessee
is agin me
10 sex T. arter tinkiu' things over.
thar amt nuthin yere to fout. jest as I
told ze. but msbbe il would console We
to bluf one e. them builsines-
-. 7 can bluff anythin' from q noun
ting TO a grasshoppert Whar's yer bull
gine2
Comm down the VALLEY with some
kyars behind it You've bin BLOWN
and braggin' all the spring and yO' jest
feein' that Xo've cot To whop sunthin'
or die Git down on the track and turn
yerself loose
=. III do it. non. and if don't take
seven different twists in this ole rail
road then III never look another wood
chuck In the face
What dggered on" said zeb as he
heaTed a long sigh was that Joe would
heE sense nun in his head TO git of the
track when he seen what The bulleine
was He hadn't though He stood thar
his heels together and Whooped and
when I holieFed at him he turns to me
and So
+" Pop. yo' 5est watch my smoke and
don't loose any Of the Gun. Yo'r boy
Joe ar gwiue to nuH this railroad I'D
by the roots or perish in the attempt %
And he did wait Cor the engine to
strike him." I asked.
Yes. Jest waited right thar. uTancin
around and WnOODln'-" replied Zeb. Il
started fur him. but befo' got thar the
bCllgine struck him and he went sailin'
over the bushes. Feared to me ne never
would git done sailinf. but hiernby he
cum down with q crash When I looked
him over 7 found he was all broke ~
pieces. I was liftin' him up when he
open his eyes and smiles and seq
Pop. did tackle the railroad2'
Yo' did, my son. SEE L J."
" And thar was q fout?'
81 Thar vas.
And which got whoDped2'
las ne was a-dyin' and I didn't want
TO hurt his feelin's. told him that he
had licked the huh outfit and kivered
the family with glory. He lifted up one
hand and tried to WHOM but that
whooD was only whisper and he died
in NY arms"
Then he never knew how It wasp
Never knowed it. sab. Jest went to
his death thInkin' he had twisted that
railroad clean over two mouutings and
back agin, and that he weighed ton
or nsore'n any other critter in Tennes-
see
Poor Joe If I'd gone at it ana
driv him about two feet into the airth
when the cussidness fust got holt O.
him he bin Twin and humble man to-
day. but I let him tackle railroad and
right. 1903. by l. T Richardson)
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FEB WHITE.
He Tells How His son Tom Tackled
a Railroad


I had been down to the general store
at the Corners" with the old 'possum
hunter of Tennessee TO buy powder and
tobacco. and among the idIers at the
store was a pert young man VINO had a
good deal to say about himself On
our way home. ana AFTER long period
of silence. old Zeb suddenly exclaimed
"Drat that young Perkins. He's got
the big head the worst way. and Il
hopin that suthin' came along to gisc
him a shock Most young men seem t.
want TO make fools of themselves
But they get over 1t after awhile I
re.Iied
~Ye-es. if they don't die first. I had
a powerful pert son who didn't live tt.
git over his braggin days. sometimes
I feel bad about il. and agin I think II
happened for the best.
asked him for the yarn. and. after
walking along Tor quarter Of a mile
hs BEGAN
one spring. when my son Joe was
eighteen vars old. he got the big head
mighty bad 1 seen st comm on him
and luowed thar'd be tvubble. and
the ole woman. she seen it comm
and said TO me.
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pronpting-in proposing to you. in fact,
to--er-clear the way-fOr me-
Cant you2
She blushed and smiled.
Il should not like 20. Look here, little
girl I am as safe as a house. you can
very well trust me. Has he told you he
loves you2"
oh. why" she cried must you put
it round that way"
We'll done. little girl. Then III man
age it, III settle things for the four Of
US out OF hand
Ana this is what he did.-N. Y News.
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ZOE sALE-REAL $50.


TO TRADE FOR MERCHANDISE OR
CITY PROPERTY
A beautiful $50 acre ranch. in Ford
railway town, improved. all fenced. album
dance OF never failing Waer, free and clear
Price $3.50 per acre.
A first class $50 acre grain and stock
farm in Elk county. Kan, 4 miles from
Howard. the county seat. rich limestone
soil. fair improvements bus small, 200 acres
in cultivation. remainder pasture and
NOV land, some bottom. Price SO per
acre mortgage. 500 VIII trade equity
for meIchandise.
4 beautiful so acre farm in Woodson
county, Kan, 2ia miles from NeOsh9 Falls.
with two railroads - acres IN cultivation
remainder pasture and NOV land. level as
a floor and mostly second bottom, IN the
oil and gas belt. oil wells struck in 8
miles Of this farm. common Improvements
Price S35 per acre incumbent. 800 VIII
4 fine 16o acres in Woodson county. kan,
rich limestone soil. 81 acres in cultivation.
remainder fine NOV and pasture land.
good ueighborhood. no buildings Price IS
per acre. mortgage. 81 go Trade equity
for merchandise or buildings
158 acres pasture land IN Elk county.
kan. 8 miles east Of howard county seat.
good water fenced Price SIS per acre.
mortgage s525. Trade equity for merchan-
disc or buildings.
Win trade any of the above together OF
separate VII be here but few days
Cal for j. E. TAYLOR.
Firth Avenue Hotel, Topeka.
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FREE DIsPENsARx.

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TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARY south
east corner 18th and Tyler SITS, from /
to p m. except Sundays Conducted by
regular. practicing physicians, Tor the
benefit Of persons without means. VINO
need medical attention and treatment pa
TENTS are assured OF careful and consid-
crate treatment Medicines furnished in
most cases
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Losr 80 FouND.

LCST-On Sth St, between High school
and Fillmore. or between sth ard sab on
Fillmore lady's open faced gold watch
and silver fob Finder please leave watch
III High school Office or sf9 Fillmore and
receive reward Margaret Garvey-
LOST-White English bun terrier. / watch
eye. answers to name Of PUNK Liberal
reward for return TO ao6 Kansas ave cap
ital billiard hall
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hempen moose. if he ever came back
Gracious What had he done2n
Suggested that the tariff could be re-
vised. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mcdowell, this is my wedding ami
Versar.--
Todd suppose you VIII hasten home
and tel your wife
Not much She expects me to forget
it., and would be disappointed il /
dian t. brooklyn Life.
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FREE MESSENGER FOR WANTS.
PULL an A D T call box or call BY
either telephone No 81 and have your
Want Ads brought 10 the State Journal Of
nee by tree messenger. No charge to you
for messenger service Cost of classified
ads 5 cents per line of words to the
line and every fraction thereof.
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SEED HOUSE

GOLD FISH and aquarium supplies,
palms and ferns. flower pots ard jardi-
TOPEKA SEED HOUSE. sos KAN. AVE
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INsTALIMENT HoUsE

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AN ACCIDENT occurred on the railroad
crossing last week There was man
standing on the railroad track, who did
not wear an Edward E Strauss & Co.
suit Do not let accidents occur to you
Come il and have your measure taken
Tor one of these famous suits aDd yau VIII
be safe. zandition Supply Co. 81 Kansas
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE and 10 acre tracts near
Sachs greenhouse. w 10th ave.
F. J. BROWN, II Columbian Bldg.
FOR sALESpIendid new modern house.
close in. great bargain 1879 Van Buren-
FOR sAI4EANo. 81 Winfield ave..s rooms.
stable, Wen, fruit. lots. only $50 bar
Six best lots on car line Highland Park.
only $50 P c. MOORE. 40 Kansas Ave.
FOR sALE-Good Z room house. Taylor
st. $50 cash balance monthly.
good lots Clay st, near 18th. 500 cash
balance monthly
good lots on western ave, $50 cash;
Iot and small store room on Kansas
ave 800 cash. balance monthly
Lots on Kansas ave. North Topeka near
depot 500 CASH balance monthly.
Fine lots corner Huntoon and AIulvane
SITS cash or on installments.
Take hold while prices and terms are
n0derate-big advance coming
FRANK J. BROWN. Il Columbian Bldg
FOR SALES room modern house. con
EenientIy planned. west side, on pave
u1ent. Strauss Agency Central National
Bank BLDG
FOR sAI.E@House of seven rooms and
hall bath. pantry. etc, furnace. gas. etc.
vest side, IN old city. always rents we'll
Nonresident owner says SCI az ones
Kansas avs
FOR sALE-By N Heery. Al jackson St.
houses and lots on time payments
=.-
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE OR TRADEPercheon brood
mare. i years old, weighing 1850 lbs
14lA Van Buren, ST.
F0R sAI.F-Tournal route No. a can al
Journal office At 3 o clock
FOR SALsE-Game ROSTERS. hitching posts
and cut stone sa5 E. 10th ST.
PUBLIC SALE
Cheese factory and fixtures. consisting
/ OF l boiler watts. weigh cans. plat
form scales presses. Bapcock test and
other things too numerous 10 mention To-
Gated 3 miles southwest Of Valencia. kan.
on Tuesday. Ian 2. 1903. at o'clock D m.
Z. T. FITZGERALD. Valencia kan
FOR sALE-Folding bed and cook stove.
SO Klein St
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TOPEKA rRUNK FACTORY.

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TOPEKA TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
manufacturers and 1obbsFs Of trunks
travelling bags. telescope cases. leather
goods. etc. SO Kansas ave George v.
8oss1eld. Proprietor. Tel. IS
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DEPARTMENT STORE.

THE NEW MODEL SUPPLY STORE has
seven complete departments under one
roof TrH goods. stoves. clothing millIn-
cry, hardware. drugs and furniture me
stock is the most complete, goods are the
best and prices lowest of any store n kan
sas. I1ernper Z Paxton. 200-210 F. 6th st
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MATCHMAKER


WATCHES cleaned. 75c: clocks sec: main
springs, 75c. cryEtals 10c- Cash paid fof
CID gold or silver. AL work guaranteed
Old jeUelry exchanged for new II nard
Up. zee Uncle SAM sz2 Kansas ave
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srAMPs SEALS AND STENCILS
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TEE J. g DARLING CO. "a Kan Avn
Rubber stamps brass and aluminium fra1a
checlze- Pricea low. Catalogue free- Tel n
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Union Pacific.

Nos ! aD8 ? daily. except Sunday
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FRENCH AND GERMAN.

MISS ELEANOR DYER WHEELER
teacher OF French and German: pupil
dIplomee Of Prot Chas. Marchand. Paris
Studio hoarz 10-12s "a. So Kansas ave
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JEWELLERS
DRUGGISTS.


~ filed All kinds soda drinks AZ fountain
" F. LAKE. drugs, $50 Kansas ave.
Ind phone III Prescriptions carefully
compounded by registered pharmacist
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MUSICAL.

WORRAL rs Polk piano lessons. pupils
home. 621sc- Church & lodge playing free
50 MANDOLINS to be given free Of charge
to pupils enrolling in The Ip-to-Date
school Of Music before Feb / lo4 Kansas
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AM A CANDIDATE FOR CITY
treasurer subject to th4 Republican pri-
mary. J. y. PATTISON.
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LOANS.

MONEY LOANED on pianos. sewing ma
chimes. diamonds watches and any good
security \. B. Campbell 6o5 Kansas ave
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AM A CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELEC-
ton as councilman from the Sixth ward
subject to the Republican primary
S s. SWENDSON-
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

AN A CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELEC-
ton to the office OF city attorney Tor 3
second term. subject to the Republican
primary election
CHARLES f. SPENCER
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SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY.

SUBSCRIPTION agency, 1921 Polk ST., E.
8 Robirson-Best offers on all peri0di-
Gals. educational, religious and literary
Chautauquan books
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PHYSICIANS AND sURaEoNA

0-----7------0---0-----
IDA c. BARNES. N. D.
OFFICE rs Kansas ave Residence ThlR-
teenth and Clay. Ofice hours. a. M 70
Il a. m and p. n to p m Ielephons
598 residence and 16 office
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PATENTS


J. = RosES. Patent Attorney. rs Kansas
avenue. Topeka
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

s-----~~-~~0--~-------
ALEXANDER CRONE, 45I Kansas ave.
Old Court House Last your properties
with me for quick sales
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CROWS LADIES EXCHANGE. s07 Kan
sas ave- rs W 6th ST. 10 Topeka ave.
Strictly first class home made cakes, pies,
bread. etc. Discounts on party orders
Phone 540-2 rings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-05
Racing nj 81. lOnis.

ST, LOUIS, July j. Fully 20 900 persons we're Qua
TO the racing AT Dclmar 30 day. IN" I1dr-
pendcnce Stakes was the feature event ard vas"
by ElcgnrO. who came fast IN tho stretch mn Won
ridden ont by two lengths rom jack MY l'.
vorltcs won the third and NTH events
First Race Six furlongs. Montana pCorr.,. =
(Sheal Sto I. won; Cotton Plant ~ tSn,l'h - i"'.
second Lacachc. ~ tiOwclh, 20 10 /. III ri '''.
1854. LandSccr, Cadet. Prince Light, AHr',
Or. Clark, Madabcll, Ben Hnllnm, lmn'l.! ~"
Goudy also ran
second Race mile and ~ yards brcNnn
Vail, No tWolf'. ! TO !, won; Countess Lin'a y"
tEnrN Is to 1. second Murmur. % yCormal . 10 y.
third Time 1,4tla Goo goo, Little Cor,cr Ven :
Nlctrlx. Eutalla. GalanthuS, rclle simpson I 49,
lighter and KlnloCh Park also ran
Third Race Five and u halt furlOnSN dotN|h
100 Wallace otto TO- won. FOrchand II? DlrdVf' -
10 I. second; Don Aware, 100 -liiggn> d" y" -
third. Time. i'lOlt, Regina ~, Tom h'"I L..'
ana, Little Pirate. Scalpcr and Tmhod"N also '''.
TurrAndo pulled up.
Fourth Race independent stake" onc r''' M
three sixteenths Edgnrdo. 30 IliGVlnN
won: Jack Young, 1902 tScullyl, ~ To Z" ,'.g'p'
Oudenardc. Helen Print and LADY So "''
also ran.
Firth Race one mile and 70 yards Rs tnT,
90 tCalvlu to ., won: The Messenger, NJ 'ch'N''
10 L. second. PourquOl Prs. 81 'btdHcI. = w J..
third Time, lII',, Pcttjohn, F'rtt""r. "'
and De Rczskc also ran.
sixth Race Seven t,lronss brngal iol ,wn,,,',::
Jake Weber. 100 tGulle,r, ! 10 :, th'rd l,e'
i;2s!a, Landols. orphcum, Mtmo and If"' "
vile also ran,
seventh Race six mrlongs Be rrue rrs T'o'IS
lerl, to won Ms,lc, ss Howell loto '"I,..4'
Garlry,S Dream, Q; shilling, Z 10 ', nnc
More Flash Of Night. PRESBYTERIAN F'"b'" ~
FuVurctha and Miss Wipgir also rsr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-05
ri MSON HORSE SHOW DAY.
Ten Glasses Judged. and Each Brings Out
Large Field.

SEABRlGHT, " j July At was Horse
Show Day" at Rumson this afternoon, the
final exhibition of the Rumson Pool Asso-
citation attracting 1000 persons. Each Of the
ten classes Judged brought out large field.
So successful was the exhibition that
there was strong talk Of giving another next
year on lar ger scale, In the pairs to harness
H.2 hands and not exceeding 1874. j. B. Hoyt
carried of the silver cup. " l.. Schiff was Soc
ond Ind Clarence G. Minzshemer third The
driving by professional coachmen was inter-
psting Charles gilmore won the first prize.
He is ooachman for r. l.. Crawford; Alfred
vey. driver for J. b, Hoyt WAS second In
the class for depot traps. W. l.. Beadleston
won first honOrs. W. g. Loew was second
and c. Il. Runyon. third. The Indies saddle
horse contest a. also was interesting. Dr.; ".
was second and II. b. Nanderhoef, third.
The combination driving and saddle horse
class went to William q, I.oew with Mrs.
George II, Moore. second, and Wayne Conner.
third.
In tho harness horse contest for ladies'
and Or W f. Woodend's, second. W ].
Beadleston's entry was third In the harness
horse contest for horses over Is = hands,
W. T. BendlestOn won first prize y Craig
FIaveuieyer second and NJ &, y. Borden
third.
neld II was for ponies over II hands and
not exceeding ~ and was VOL Or Wood
end, who also finished second Mrs f. {
Whtncy's entry was third In fourth
hands Raymond IIoagland was fret, N l
Schifr second and W u Loew third ii ;
Brokhw was second and W Strother Jones
third