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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-11-03

Every farmer In the state pays
more taxes ON his home MS result OF
re publican victory In this state two
years ago, More grafters await an
other republican yictroy.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-11-03

The nomination OF Miss Margaret
Higgins for county school superln-
tendent was equivalent To an elec'
tion, aud fitting endorsement OF
het Christian character and genuine
worth. Her qualifications Tor this
position are widely known and her
charming personality ENSURES her sue
cess
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21
.-M-R -E

Found . Cure For Indigestion.
 l use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and ind that they suit my case bet ter than any dyspepsia remedy l have ever tried and l have used many different remedies. am nearly fifty-one years of age and have suffered a great deal from in- digestion. l can eat almost any thing 1 want to now.-Geo. w Emory, Rock Mills, Ala For sale by K E Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21
A FINi WALL ATLAS FREE
7ox24 Vi Atlas Fry1 With livery Yeas Subscritti5u to the
 Nc [ \ Arkansas Gazette.

Il
 In order to increase its subscrip ton lists, fhe Little Rock Weekls Gazette nake5 the following libei- al offer, which will be withdrawn shortly They will send you free withsa years subscription to tae Weekly Gazette one of their wall a5lases, containing maps, 2oN24 in. In size of Arkansas, Oklahoma and she Indian Territory and the East efn and Western henispheres. This nap is one of the best maps ever published and should be hanging in the office or home of every one. The price of the map alone is SI, and the subscription price of -the Weekly Gazette is ST, but they will give you tie two for q short while only for 5nlY $I. The Gazette Is Arkansas ,eading news paper, and publishes Ill the state news furnished b} experienced correspondents from lll over the state all the important news of the day, furnished by the Associat ed Press lThe Gazette is the on ly paper in Arkansas getting the full Associated Press service, re- 5eiving from 3o,ooo to 4o,ooo words of news each night over their own wire) The Gazette is the only Ark ansas paper publish ing a full accurate report ef the cot ton, grain, stock and ezher mar kets; all the news of he state house; the proceedings If the state supreme and other courts; all the railroad news, and f you want to keep posted and gef all the impor- tant news of Arkansas and the world you will have to subscribe for the Weekly Gazette, tbe sub. scription price of which is only S1 per year, or 50 cents for six nonths Send your subscriptions in at once to tie Gazette Publishing Co.,, Lit tie Rock, Ark.
 Attached is this blank for con yemenee.
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The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21
In Memory of Little Mary Burks.

One by ore the flowers blossom
 One by enc they droop and die One by ors Is aach transplanted,
 By the Gardsnc- from on high. 10 adora Gome sbat' s waiting
 For the loved cnes byc and bye
 This fair flower thus plucked ia the freshness Of it's exquisite bloom [ is not dooaed to withcr, but is borne away co take its place in the boquet that Christ holds. which fills all heaven with eternal per fm.e. suffer little children 10 cone gat6 me is the welcoming voice laF. a'Hes through the ages like sweet lells of consolation. The eyes fhat were closet by Che angelof night are opened wide again by the shining spirit of res urrecfioa and looks down upon us like stars of heaven waiting and beekoniss Co sorrow.as papa and mamma The hriaf, bright lie of little Mary wac only three years and two moatbs; but by Ter winning ways a'.a sunny disPes.tton she endearad herself to aiI 4ito knew her. Che was the pride @nd joy of home, znd though fena parents miss the batter ofsheF feet and the ringing of her voice. many Of her loving messages WI. eyer finger ID their CTS. While t seem Lard that
 A roses brief, bright life of icy
 Suoh unto her was given And you mus4 weep in 9ain, deer
 ones,
 Tor Mary issi. heavee.
 Net, how Sweet to knew she waiting to taeet and greet y5u, And, when through patient .aiI
 you reach the land,
 Where tired ones w5th loving
 friends may rest,
 When yon shall clearly know and l
 understand,
 l thlnk that you VI s3y "Goa
 knew the best.
 \ Friend.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21

There were two disastrous fires iu Monticello last week. The first was the burning of the e1esidence of Mr. R. W. Finn. h., on lar Grounds street on "Wednesday e4e- ming at about $ o'clock. A 70 lone was at home, at the time. nor rad been for two days, the origin Of the fire is shrouded iu mystery. Mir Finn was at Eortland and his family was at Mansfield, Ark, on 4 visit. Mr. Finn,s loss t cstimat- ed at about $r,ooo, and probably covered with insurance. T he sec ond fire was the burning down of Mrs. Fife Hyatt's home, in the Northwestern suburbs of the city. This fire occurred about IT go q. m., Thursday, while dinner wa being prepared, and when the fire was first discovered 1t was in the tp stairs ceiling and roof, and is supposed to have originated from q defective Has Most of the far0i- tue down stairs Was carried out and saved, while nothing was say  d out of tse upstairs rooms. Mrs. l5ss was abeut$3.7 3.7oo while aer ins lance waa. VIC learn =, 800.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21
Notice

All parties having iH taeir pos session soda-pop cases, belonging to the Arkansas and Teas Consol- dated Ice and Coal Co., are re quested to return sane to me.
 Ed. Ahrens.
 M,,a1~a-
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21
Manager.

Les7-A malI sunburst shaped brooch, set with pearls, between Hall Hotel and Telephone office. last Monday night. Finder will please return to this office and re- cCiHe reward.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21
Notice.

The Democratic Central Con- mittee is hereby ordered to meet at the Court House, in Monticello on Saturday, the 23rd day of Jan. 1904 at eleven o'clock, a n. All members are urged to be present By order of
 N. Y. WadsW ortb, Pat HenY, IT,, Chairman.
 Secretary.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21
DrewOil Mill.
BOY $ CLOTHING

Forsa5e ty D T. Hyatt
 BOYS CLOTHING.
 Ee eill have t6e largest anE bost assorted stock of boys cloth ing e9er shown here in about Is days. Wait and see them.
 NV NJ. Robertson 6; Co.
 Br. K. P. Nelson. of Blackton, Monroe county, WAS here last week. Br. Nelson is preparing to move to Wilmar, this county, where he will engage in the prae- tjce of his profession.
 There is T time for altt6iags. The time to take Simmons Cough Syrup is wl.an aflet- ed With sore throat, hoarse6ess. coughing o6 colds lis guaranteed b cure yca Prize 2 and 70 eaa4s.
 Fo ale U D. T. Hyatt.
 We ink we have tbc prettics line of furniture ever brought t9 this city and believe yoe will say the same thing when you see it. C-lI early before it is picked over.
 Jeter Furniture Go.
 The personal effects of the late R. (. Bennett were sold at public sale last Saturday. Good psiees were obtained for everything ser- cd for sale. Mir. Walter Ra5ert- zen, was the auctioneer
 You've got the real thing when you get Hunts Lightning oil for burns, bruises, cuts and sprains. The most penetrating and heal ing liniment known. Guaranteed. Price D and a cents.
 For sale by D. T. Hyatt
 V hen bilious try a dose of Cham berl4in's $ Stomach and Liver Tab lets md realize for once how quick ly q first-class up-to-date medicine will correct the disorder. For sale by {2. E. Vance Bordeaux.
 Cur carload of new furniture has arrived. and we are now ready to show you some of the prettiest furniture ever seen in Monticello. Call anA see it before the stcck Is broken.
 Jcter Furniture Co.
 Dr. \. E. Harris left the first of his week for New York. where he goes to take postgraduate course. He will go from there to New Mexico and Texas, hnnting location. Dr. Harris has many friends here who join with Us in wishing hir- much success wherev- 9r he goes.
 The following attended the Good Roads Convention, in Little Rock, th:s week Col. W. |. 5lemons, Hon. J II. Hammock, las. K. Gotham, Esq Hon. N. \. Wadswe-th and Messrs. L F. Morgan, II. Ii. Adcock, Buck Deal, W. T. Tool, Will Morris and Walter Robinson.
 One of the most pleasant and ea- joyable occasions of the season was the Leap Year Party, given by Miss Leone Hoke, at the handsome residence of her parents, on South Main St. on last Friday evening. The evening was spent in games, etc. Refreshments were served at the proper hour and were very much enjoyed by all. The guests remained until late hour and af- ter tbanking tbe hostess for the pleasant evening they had spent,
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21

Mr. (. T. Daniel vho was liy ing with hf mother. Mr.. Hyatt lost about e2oe worth of furnitur, in lat Thuraday' fire Mir. Dan iel's loss was covered y insurance
 We want everyone to call. ane see the carload of beautiful furni ture we have just received ", bought nothing but tie latest style and wit be sure to please you.
 Tetar Furniture Co
 Do you ask what is No TOT | is grippe medicine that Vi cure your colds, coughs and Eaef ppe ten times as quick as anything else. For sale y Brown, Me Quiston t Go. t. Hunts Cure is hot 3 misnamor. t d5es cure itch riaeworfa, eczema, letter and all similar skin diseases. A wonderful remedy. Guaranteed. Price 5 and 5o cents.
 For sale by D. T. Hyatt.
 We have a fine line of Eaien- tines. Buy one for your friends and zacquaintances. They range in price from l cent to SI.5o.
 J. Biekart. They never did hf. tbaynever will faif What Cheathams Laxative Tablots-to cure cold at onee Garry them in your vest pocket Always ready. Guaranteed. Price 9 cents.
 For sale y T. T. Hssts
 We handle complete line of fertilizers and acid phosphate. Come and see us before you place your order.
 2t Drew Oil Mill. Oft IL the silly night raekng cough doth rob Us of that sweet sleep which nature seeks to give. Simmons Cough Syrup is ar mfsllible cure untroubled sleep and pleas ant dreams 1t doth assure. Guaranteed Price 25 and 90 cents.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21
CITY

Mazor-Pat. Henry. Jr.
 Recarleg-Gea A KuuN.
 AItlermcu--t ] NeClas F Il. Scott F. I Me uaodgh !. l. \iea Jael cur ". city 4aeii n cts the i!g=t FfdaF a1 ia eaeh mouth
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21

Don't fail to see the buggy har- ness at A. w. Carrol's harness shop-for $7 50.
 A1r Abner Gaises5 of Lake Eil- lage, spent last Sunday with his wife in our city.
 See the new liao of waistings, skirt goods, ladie5 neck wear &ca at Id. Spencer's
 Nr. E. s. Ma.oaey made d bust ness trip to Bradley county the first of this week. Mrs D. A. Brown and children, of Warren, spent.several days with relatives in our city last week.
 Mrs. R. A, Dozier left last Fri day morning for Morroll, where she goes to icin her husband.
 Mr. John Martin, of Warren, spent last Sunday with relatives and friends :n this city.
 Mr. E Crane, of Bradley coun. ty spent Ia Sunday wit rela- lives in this city.
 Mr. Jas. Bennett. Of Dermott, spent several days with relatives in our city last week.
 The harness shop is the place to buy your harness. All homemade and warrarted-soath Main St
 Persons who have friends vi5.t- ing then from distance vii please let as know t. Phone e.. Don't neglect your cold. Get No. Q Tom Brown, McQuiston { Go. If. Mrs. l.. F. Bailey and Ms Fan nie Brook visited relatives and friends q Arkansas City this week.
 It is nct what you sec on paper that does you good what yoe vsant is the acteal values. sec
 Ea. Spencer. Saturday, according to the de sire of let of farmers, will be trades and sales day for livestock, in Monticello
 Ten carloads of fertilizers 10 be sold ebeaf. Tie best iu the mar ket
 2t Drew oil Mil. Miss Lucy Denson, of Dermott, visited he- friends. Misses Ethel and Lizzie Glare Hyatt, in our city, the first of this week.
 A new lot cf prints, staple goods and percals=pretty designs and good colors at
 ". NJ. Robertson & Co.'S. Mr. |. P. Walker, of the Ad- vance Printing Co.,. made busi- ness trip to Little Rock the first of this week.
 You are cordially invited to call and examine OUT new line of fur niture-just received this week.
 Jeter Furniture Co. Alr. D. E. Caraway left the first of this week fer Louisville, Ky, where he goes to purchase goods for the firm of Gotham 6 Carawat. T have the largest and most com plete line of shoes ever shown in this city; complete in every de- tail.
 r. II. Scott. First-clasa wagon breeching at & 90; 16 ft. wagon lines, & % the best blind brides in the world for $t.25. All at A. W. GarroIl's harness shop; South Main St.
 We are now prepared to show you the prcttiest line of furniture ever seen in this city. Our new carload hes just arrived.
 Jeter Furniture Go. Mr. ". J. Phillips and family, of Chulaboma, Miss, came in last week and will make this their fu- ftura homo We extend tO tbem 4
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21

 ;, on John NJ. Wilson.
 Tal four hides and furs to Brown {. Blakely. If The MoNrIeELLoN1AN Phone No 8. Send in your locals. Fresh barrel of grapes at Curry B Wells.
 Big Embroidery Sale at Winters, next week.
 Wood buttons were in demand last Saturday. Plqn y of fine apples and oranges at Curry < Wells.
 Mrs.J. C. Knox visited relatives q Pine Bluff this wee',
 Mimer's Embroidery s=le will :. .nteres you next week.
 Mr. Richard stinson, of Morrell, was here the first of this week. Don't miss Winters Embroidery Sale next week.
 Mr. (. M. Simpson and wife made a vieit to MorreIl this week. What's the matter with the shoe trade Ask I'd. Spencer.
 If oa want to keep up with the procession, get you Wood but son
 Try pair of boy knee pants ,ant TT 'en, at
 Ed. Spencer's. nr:sr. C. Watkins. of Fountain Hill, wts in our city last Satur- day.
 We are headquarters for all kindsIc fertilizers.
 ct Drew Oil Mill. E. ( Hammock, Esq, of Little Rock, 6 here on a visit to his fam ily
 P we will have plenty of table peas Friday or Saturday
 Curry x Wells NJ. George Bell, of Ashley Co.,, visited his family in our city this week. I
 Nr. H. r. Bailey was out from Ark ars sas City the first of this week.
 Mr. Mark Nobles, of Ashley coupt,., visited relatives here this week.
 MT. Milner, of Warren, spent last S lnday with friends in our city.
 Mir. Grose, of Warren, visited relati 1es in our city the first of this week.
 M E. r. Remley, of Dermott, wal visitor to our city one day this week.
 Mr Carl Bordeaux made busi- ness trip to Little Rock the first of this week.
 NJ. and Mr5. Will Carr, of Pine BBlitiffi. BBlitifi visited relatives in our city last week.
 II H,n. C. T. Gotham made a pro- fessional visit to Morrell the first this week.
 Mrs. J. J. ucCloy visited rela- tivei in Warren the latter part of last week.
 N iss Essie Whitlow, of Ham, Durg, was here this week, visiting Mr. A. NJ. Bell and family.
 Nr. Henry Bordeaux and wife, N of Dermott, visited relatives in our scity this week.
 Mr. II. $. Hart, of Hudspeth, 
 Visited his family in our city the hrst of this week. ; Get Telephone and be happy. Nothing like | fer 50 small an in-
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21
List of Crane and Petit Jurors for The February Term of Drew
 Circuit Court, 1901.
GRAND JU RoRs.

W D Ro3dy, J E Paddea. J J MeCloy, L c Paseltai, L D Owens, Nj L atinsou, Nit Jorden, Walter Caster, D D Hart, Jao. Shewmake. c D Osin, Tom Johnson, \ A Murry. Wm W Wilson, J 0 E Lauhon. J NJ Hale.
 ALTERNATIVES.
 Walter Lambert J 4 Triee, Oliver Maj tin, Lark Jordan T Tillar. John Also brook, Z T Morris Pink House
 PETIT JURORS.
 DM Green, P T Carter Walter Bo0les. Walter Dishoneh, Modie Collins, J T Dnn-- can, NJ Hogue, J NJ Henley, F NJ Sander lin, Marshall Boon. $ A Jackson, Sipe F Bulloeh, W II Carter. Il T Adams, k A Anderson. Joel Larkin. W McKinstry Buck Deal. AYlM Miller NJ c Fnnderberg, o A Joruan, George Beltz, W Il Harper Jerry k Knowles.
 ,ALTERNATEs.
 C c Ieddau, w B Robinson, W c Max well. A 1 Peacock, w NJ Stephenson. J W 9'rotter, J Y Stanley, " H Bovden, F N t'b. a
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21
DIR ECTO R Y

D R F CTOR R Y
 STATE. Gavernor-Jetf. D,vs, Seeretary-Jna " Crockett Auditnr-T. C Monroe a Tresurer-H. C. Tipton Attorney Genera-Geo ". Murpbys l Supt. Pubic lnstraction--J. H. Hinemun. Land Commissioner E. C5bwa, Commissienoe of Mines, Manufactures ant Agriculture-I T. Bradford
 CONGRESSIONAL. Congressman, 6tli District-joe T. Robin son.
 JUDICIAL.
 SUPREME COURT. e,, Chief Justiee-II, G. Bunh .Assocatcs-B B. Battle. Simon [ Hughes, Carroll D. Who'd, J E RiaG
 rKNyn cIRouIr,:ssf .Iudge-Z. T. Wood Prosecuting Attnrney-H W. Wells.
 CuANeERG- DIsTrIGT. l. Judge-M. L. Hawkins.
 SENATORIAL. State Senator. 17th Distrct-G. T. Cot ham.
 COUNTY. R4preseptatige-t. \. l5iri. .a,. Judge-E r. slemons. Sheriff and Gollector-W Walter Wilson Go and Probate Glcik-J " Kiubr5 Cir. Clerk and Reconlel-J F koaner. Treasarer-J N Crook Asse-sor-B. [. Morgan Survyor-Y. E. Royal .fe Exauiuer-Fg1uk Haynes.
 MARION TOWNSHIP. Justices of the Peacc-W. D. Rodger. E Farley Cousla5ic--Foe Haynes.
 TERMS 0F COURT. Cireuit-3r1 Monday in Feb'Y and S el. ehmeert-aa1 Monday in Jaag. sud Dee. opuuty-F.rst Monday iH ..atv, Arsi Jatv aud Ocaber. Pfobute-1th Monday in January, Ap-b July and Oetohee
 CITY. Nayor- Pot II4Hrv
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21
.AccaT Ttems.
Who Has IU

Ticket No. 2I6s drew the china closet at
 ,. If Chesnutts S Store.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21

We handle complete I;ne of fertilizers and acid phosphate. Come and see us before you place your order.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21

See the new liac of waistings skirt goods, ladio5 neck wear 8c., at Id. Spencer's
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21

The. MoNrIsEILoNIAN Phone No 90. Send in your locals.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21

l or sa!!etv D T. Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21

They never did fail tbaVneqar will fail. What! Cheathams Laxative Tablets-to cure cold at once. Garry them in your vest pocket Always ready. Guaranteed. Price 9 cents.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21

Mr. Chas. Jacobson, represent ing Henry Sonneborn & Co.,, of Baltimore, the largest clothing house in the United States, was hefe last week selling F. II. Scott tbe swellest and cheapest line of
 s-iag clothing ever seen in thi5 .3tN.
The Monticellonian., 1904-01-21
Barrel kraut, at Curry 6 Wells.

Money found near depot. Gall n John NJ. Wilson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
-Four Worlds Records Made
Yesterday i'll Pennsylvania
at Lexington,
FAST RUN.
TlVERToN's.
Won First Two Heats and Made;
Second i'll Z :o4t--Raec .s8j.
a8Notable One. ss 81 4.

tBy Associated Press

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 1.-THE Tran
sylvani1. for 2:12 class trotters, value
5000, to-day resulted In possibly the
greatest contest In tl,e history Of the
Marie In tho three final heats. the first
two Heats going to y Tivcrton. Four
sylyanIa to-day: When Tlverton won the
record and made the fastest trot.!ng rec
won TIE second heat II 80. IL he again
world record for the tastes second hea t
IN n race. Sweet Mario won the third
heat In 2:05. This established a world's
record for the three fastest heats ever
trottcd In O. race. and her mark Is q
worlds record for the fastest third heat
ever trotted In q ra &c. Sweet Marie won
the fourth heat In 2 :0s i1-2 and the fifth
heat In 300 thus establishing a world
record for the Ave fastest Heats ever
trotted In a race. Tho avera GO time for
each heat was 2:oG l1-eO. The first three
heats averaged 2:05 Ia Summaries:
The Transylvania. purse 5000, 2:12
itrot-,SWeet Marie won third. fourth and
nth heats and race: Tlvcrton. first and
second lieatta second; Hal Fry, third.
Kentucky Futlrty, pacing, division
purse s. 90o-1shala won In three straight
tea Is; Bolass. second !S General Mac,
third Best time. 2:13 Ia e
In three straights heats: = Niaxarc. second ::
Belle c., third. Best time 2:lO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
vii OF sENAT OR H0AR
ADMITTED TO PROBATE
snecial to !. The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dtspatch:}
WORCESTER, MASS. Oct. 6.--senator
Hoar's will, which was filed In the Pro-
bate Court vest erd ay,s was drawn January
S,@19O4. 1t gives h to + his 8daug liter. Il nary;
ali the articles 8of silver, jewelry and
wearlng a nparel tfWhic oh be- onged TO her
mother, the sena tors first WIFE Z,
The daughter also receives the family
Bible, which Il was given by her 8 rand
mother tc4her5 mother at the time OF thu
3latter's marriage in 1851. She gets a. desk
which belonged to her grand father,G Sam
3uel Hoar the silver loving cup presented
10 Senator kHoar on his SEVENTEEN birth
day and such books. e furniture or house,
hold ornaments as she may select, not
exceeding $500 In value u $50 q life Int ter
est in one undivided half Of the home
estate In Oak Avenue. e 7Essqa s3as
To Henry A. Marsh, Of Worcester: as
a slight token OF respect for his char
acter and his constant and unfailing
friendship, Senator Hoar left two framed
Princess engravings, to be selected by MI
Marsh, or II " he prefers, knights
E''W ordsworth.''Bi in eleven volumes. which
are III sena tor Hoarss library:
4sS TO tha8 sena tors grandchl ldren. Fran
ces Helen Hoars an d Louisa. Ruth TIoar.
is left all the estate In Paxton town
known as Asnebumskit. containing about
Z one hundred acres. All the rest Of the
estate real and personal. Is left to- the
senator's son, General lockwood Hoar,
who is to be excused from giving bonds.
The senator explained that the terms
OF the will received the approval OF his
daughter. who was provided for IN the
will II OF his WIFE Jfs55f ~ 5e4 lE3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-07
TROUBLE WILL .t. rs
BE IN PASSING.

Special TO The Times Dispatch.) Il,
Ea5 NEW fOR =. October fernand GABRIEL
who vii drive the ninety horsepower De
SATURDAY. was a guest at Il luncheon al the
snlesroonl Of the Dc Dietrich Company. at No.
"a Ia West Forty-second IA Street, yesterday
atore than fifty friends OF the driver al TENDED.
and he received many words Of praise for his.
work In OF her contests and wishes for success
on Saturday. VI ta3ss4 S; s5
After the luncheon Gabriel drove the ma Z
Thi is Street. and, aeeompaa! ~ q
number of newspaper men IN touring cars;
WentGtoWnfto the course. a Though Gabriel
kept his car within the legal limit OF speed. !
lnsehne warned him 80 y few y
slight defects caused some. delay along INC
route. and while the machine was stopped
TO fIx8 one Of them. Colonel John Jacob Astori
tske look at tho French flyer. few.
minutes later william X. Vanderbilt. Jr..s
passed With his new Mercedes and stopper sel
for a friendly chat Il was too late Tor
Gabriel said that he not expect SO much:
trouble at the turns ar he did In passing on
+ the strstches OF straig running and Was
here that he thought trouble would 30 met.
lie has studied every part Of the course, ts-
peciaily on the sand 81 sides OF the u1acadaTnj
strip. where the petroleum Is net laid. and has
marked ont the best places 70 pass his comps;
tho ponderons machine aroused much cnthu-
siasnl along the route. and often sbystaEders
took off their hats q nd gave him a nearly
cheer llegspoke well Of the course. ana eal =
that the oil is drying into the grouno, $as "
should. g'g. -
There are however. still many places In the.
course where the petroleum Is still wet, asd
disaEreeable for those travelling st au ME, hiEh
good work orSthc tailors to be eleansd:,T he
roads are perfectly free from dust. though