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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-28
Postum
Food
Coffee

and leaving off coffee entirely. The
trial involves no hardship or expense
for you will find well-boiled Postum
delicious, satisfying and having the
color and appearance Of strong, black
coffee, with the flavor of the milder
grades of Java.
You will prove something one way
or the other, but don't be surprised if
you suddenly feel as if a great weight
had been lifted from you, for Postum
IN place of the drugs of coffee will
snow you taste of the joy of health
and vigor. making you stronger and
clearer in brain, muscle and nerves.
There's Reason.
Get the little book, "The Road to
Wellvilie," in each package.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-28
TOLD ABOUT CELEBRITIES

Morse had concocted his alphabet.
1.-The beauty of it, he exclaimed. 'is
that it makes the Russian and Japanese
names look exactly alike
With yell of delight the long suffering
public hailed it with acclaim.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-28
Calico had invented the clock.

Calico had Invented the clock
"Hooray!' cried the Florentines Now
we can have horse races!"
Hastily they began to invent excuses to
account to their wives for having lost
their money.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-28
Dante was in the snlks.

Dante was in the sulks
Il don't see any use looking into In
ferno,s" he complained; nobody will know
the lid is off till Parkhurst comes along. .
Darkly he pondered on the disadvan-
tages of the middle ages.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-28
FIRM FOUNDATION
Nothing Gan Undermine 1t in
81. Paul.

People are sometimes slow to recoc :
, nize true merit, and they cannot be
blamed, for so many in the past have
been humbugged. The experience CT
hundreds of ST. Paul residents ex-
pressed publicly through newspapers
and other sources places Doan's Kid
ney Pills on a firm foundation.
Mr.. Alexander Moak, No. SAT Wood
bridge street, says: Il was we'll salts
fed with the results obtained from the
use of Doan's Kidney Pills. I was
troubled with backache, constipation
and Irregularities of the kidney secre-
tons foN some time. / think the cause
of this was my kidneys being sluggish
and it was for that I got Doan's Kid
ney Pills at F. M. Parker's drug store
They acted directly on the kidneys and
gave prompt relief. I can conscien-
tously say that Doan's Kidney Pills
are reliable remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price, sc
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
r.. sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-28
ATLANTIC STEAMERS


N" - $3.50 " 'F'S H-'N~t y
Ketchum A. Cummin-So your father
objects to my calling to see you, does
he?
Anna Goe Wynne-Not at ALL What he
objects to is my being at home when you
calL-Chicago Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-28

Watt had discovered the principle of
steam.
1T is governed by the law Of the jan
itor,'' he explained land he won't turn
1t on till he gets ready
Even modern science has found nothing
to add to this.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25

il NJ !. ] oIar1s Z

TEie5sa'I m
LIST here isss an thinsg ii nan1eSEI
SsssSs steve rfss m 1sIcal farce The
Two Johns will no doubt Be the #re--
Ecipien when u
rs presented att the Grand MI Opera
i f=I1.onse o-rnorroW .nig Z is crowd
eeds wit TIL q icrous situations around
" llich Isl woven . reasonab Bile story.
The comedy. is produced BY selected
comedians ,l1't who also Introduce spe-
. gs;a:l1i during he performance
wl HIGH are said t. be clean and i To
date. Though It is now twenty years
3since&.'sr he Two Johns. wasfirst pro
1ld1 ced, the interest Of he s public
seems to continue ana bated,a Edw
.BEegley and Al bert Rice have the
parts Of the. two fat cousins, and
weish nearly 400 pounds each.
strong supporting company has been
secured, each number being chosen
for his Or her fitness for the role pcr-
Prices. 25. so and IS
cents jsqsssS IA; $s4$$
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25

tiIat fnontHsagor looked Ike
osxe ITO German y E5S TIL
s5WornS jnnctio stssssNe ver put
off 4I.lorEoag xItat 5 sou GIN do to-
now neral presented IN this
form Sterse
adViceHwe give you: about that
cough or de1noral izn cold with
beei15stralgglIIg for sew
reIiab1eT eIned for To-DA19= and let
that remedy be Dr.sB osc1ee's German
been s$i i $use for c5-er
ss|tI1 tysfYe few doses Of If will
conlp1 Ct "a mat how
sdeepeseated co11g even -caG@
itnptiouSh has attached SyoIFr 1sl;zzl:;s:
5rap surely effect a cue
NJ hopeless cases Of lung trouble.
s75cs tsa 7
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
s:Girls4Wiit& BE Gir.s.";sz

William A Brady offers a reward
of,6ve thousand dollars to anyone who
can prove that&the extracts from the
New York Eewspa pers prin ted upon
the big posters he has out advertising
Girls VIII Be Girls, are not ALSO
luteIy bona fde. EFT is not 50 much.
.tha t the musical comedy needed this
mp11atic Endorsement of the New:
York crities,'' says Managed Brady;
but ] want 1T known that the piece.
and my new star. Al Leech, did m AXE
an honest hit in New York this sea
SON OF the success of the musical
farce and OF the. bis hit that Al
Lesch and the Three Rosebuds made.
everywhere outside of New osk4 last
season there was no doubt Whatever.
Il PLACED return dates in many cities
70 the capacity 81 the theatres, and
Brady says. It did not ac-.
tuallSs need the stamp of New YorIt.s
Il is said to ne the biggest
hox-oface success of all the musical
com anies entourE ana is this season
more than$ dup1icat5 nag last years tri~
''ctz.Es WIZ % Girls, has been
gives a new c:aSs5unle and scenic outfit
this. season, Saxl many new and cat ciys
songs have aeen put into the piece.
9he compa-sy now mum hers over Tor
Ey people, mostly girls
Its weight can scarcely BE felt.
Dorot Dodd shoe for women
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25

TIE
aSas
On,
sli,ri
vote social ntsrcours The
Sunday schooi Dom beauf fully
sleco,.ated ii color Isl
the5 order, q sat5it 4 topois,ted ho.1rI
every IA ead iness for
the guests
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25


III oSptonose
and i asanes
socra
DER ali u kic
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
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.$FALRNiEW..S

ION Kendall, cS-State
treasarer%ofS West Virginia Candidate
5ssssE Harry Shaw, OF sFairmons and Can
didatef Sheri ff Howard r. Furbee,
Iannin ton, were iii our city sat
and addressed q i large
81 eroRFd #sofs both ladies and gentlemen
q III: Mayor Geo. ".
Baker and ALI the Republicans for m
sse ine an West Mains street and
Il arched vii red q lights through rown
escorted the speakers % the
RE ulnss q tia was wei lighted and
tIeeorated for the occasion
So e TIL was here Thus
sd aysSand sFriday n \ listing her daughter.
"a Ro1land McCaslin.
uperinten dent u. 3: GREGORY is at
sGsanbridge Springs, Pa
Scott Reed, who has had typhoid
fever this home at Booth sville, re-
urn ed york here Thul.sea
Barnes has noved$lai Family
ssstt els stili WORKING at
brio ard.
rs-5 g 8raE ~ eWi ttsSre turned FRIDAY
rornss5N Vest Union, she has:
been isfting 3 here ousi. III. and Mrs
Iiss Ora Louis Potter al d u FIR
sRobb Of F7air11lso were here sun
guests OF II isss Potter.s Ia ID i
sEssss AZ. tier.
Has been quito
81 better now. &.
rs teSs Nc I1esney Is Visiting
~ rs: go. KIst1er at Littleto1a
Is q. cBee aud elans hter.
return led from Smith /
Sci they were thu gises IS of /
Gus Little.
loaded 5oars-:car OF
Move tys Ran SOS for fall trade, ard are
iaasposi sio q ntosnlak e yousclosa prices
8st.sF5ai Is:.H ardWare Store x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
1T IS Not So

Many prating Democrats are ex-
pending their useless oratory u,,on
Fl e new tax law, as though tia ere
an issue in the campaign toSbes set
tied by vote at the comm dec ton.
but It is not 50: The law fl already
passed and entered rpou ours a tutes;
and viii not be repealed Demo
crats cr8 Ieepub ltcans al VII more 11sr51s
IL Penns5f Ivan st5 WI On
cents Pr ,o3necti-
cut. paying only 20 cents on me E:IO0
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25

ma ~ i ysS the Marion Claim
SF.Agenc collect that claim for you? :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25

hare some ane lots IN Morrow
SI5lacs$sya Is, Il Lanham. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
WI nj oyer..

a thorough bred. &s GEy ea III 55t.l " wool
and Time EortoTed 9en1ocral Il " held a:
con fldentia col1ya ION Mi one ofs
q r. ltaepub lean frien a otheE day
among other hitlgs said hat
fleEetofcre I q Al Iii IN;
Democratic 1t a. ticket. rad sp1rs,:l
from
led over situa II on a nrIn & III pres4H
Sent AZ ~ III
mind
ticket u eW tsaSs forla antisE
al ana hat MA the elect oiS MI
eve 81 ken oifas tsll yssR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25

& nCl
n Lave ing vii he II read iness 60
It'll guests:
Il FRS r3.g & ARD i oT L !
HI. 5Ry Our ReauIar ORE ponae IS HI. !
Stephen Van Giider5 HI bull. iii
t$8tlew house for Dennis McISIniacy Oh
i Market street, which is noY i ssslI II 3
Ssomp elton. 81 " 3s5
555 ian q NJ Is. H. 81 3E3ias
t$mond street.. have returned from thai1.
visiting otlr through ayetta and
Greene counties, Pa
Rev. q. All I'M an an wife hay re=
turned from the ir istt III hfs father
near Buckfann on "a Where they We're
detained beyond their set time: On ac-
coNllt or Rev-.A lilnan being ser etl with
anSattacle. Of scIatica, biz upon lis re-
turn is found e d Us a. rllcys u inns
proved 55i..
What's the mat ef il h tie sl,S ts.s
form avg It's; all ami tlle best
system ever y optec1 boz, h III. he Et:lS
payer and the State.
true Repnbl tca..s Ut iirSts
5yyard are standing shout def$t II s aolli7S
der. for Harry Shaw. satltl ~ While
Ticket
Mrs. II slpil!e NJ cans. w ifasEo I'll
on erlyy stree ls III, OF tea to-
have. been quite sick Fo,. some days
past, an ID not: vet fyl ~ ..eSo
Corbin Shuttle Worth: III ne est
Side. and Miss Grace Nfssseryss,, e,f
3ngeW street, were mi rTisd NJ in$la
aftern noon. he groom is$ss nlta51 of
ING firm 1T c, e. shuttIs son
contractors and i3sitlytats lassrsa t'{5
laltons:
club IS being iSSsetl FL
she t3ifs ward, IN hicl1 MI l,ats
FTra & s Fi$ cSyFrI n
Z, as.
Trading on WI ;e.ntocrats e1ecss
ioa n
5;3s.
4. o. t. Raymond Of III cbanf s5f1aet;$t
" IA has been sick for some " eelss d 4
typhcid fever IS low Improving and
homes ~ be out III u fcv .,a,,
y. ssi
ID. IS. EEeln7Ick ana III fts. VIC, SyS.,1t$$34
TO ,;,tleI K, ttensi *t i,
Of MISE T7Ineynd. sV.s I3o,lafiell1 IN oS-
.tober ~ nave returned q hons. Nh.
EIelnlfci ports 81 ,jst /. l,,1cJ;-|
Wheat cakes galore ana u ..re.;t,, INK, |
III Il In, ef ~. fr,, u d.
Boz aSss
II; s--G5 "
i; Hc,l I. he real es5sf n :t:sss4, IL t,fSE
Mil street. Ia !, secured ". n ,5ca for
HIS Writer Quarters ~ ;3s& ~ rY~..aA
store bt,iltiine. al ysfafei stre.sz EtesE
mas several tlxsira II es III ( M saIe9
j lit houses for rssn t Al \, ,3sin. y,
tslry PHI also F7es ~ II ,4v
the cs1n1l,ia4. ton make AZ, e,i.7,esf ~
foFt Ia Keep tbinss moving. il hfs=E
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25

:handIe ca straight line or. furni-
IT. 1sessindo W blinds, mirrors ,and. pic.
rs ssres. y 'airanont F' urni ture@ co. & OPP
9sgsssosites postoff ce..$Ss S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25
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dist al
IN hon or re
5i1i
/ "a Her lRa1 seven
IA sf ,i;ia
sel
could Sbshofd
sr mai Ider
sons M
present a1Ie
Fleming ISs3
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Ere "a
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25


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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25


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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25

eSshat+e iustssIInl load ed oar:@car. Of
s1EoVeIty.R Ranges. fall trade,iaRd are
si1 SaSposi sion tom Ike you~close prices
s-sI all Is. HI nd ware Store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25

FRS RARDz II ORES 4
/ So ~;
by Our Regular: correspo sent.3s..
!.

n Stephen Van ffiders bull. i1lssa
3iew house for Dennis AAdcIS ann ID.
Markets reet. which isl i e<tfitlg
comp elton. IA 3s 6#5 zS 458s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-25

n. 2. =. Fl Raymond. Of NJ sfci ,ant street,
Who has been sick for some weeks Of
typhcid fever, IS now iu,pl'oyiI 81 and I
hopes 70 be. out in a few days. y5s ;s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
3 b a n's H r.

8 M 3 q, Heb., 8. Ott. 80. &.
Srpan begann beute cine einp6dent=
lide &eoe=Sour in Nebrasta; bic erife
&ebe belt er IL @retna i'm 2. @onqreb-
Sifritt.
abenos fano bier cine MaHensIer
Iammlung tatt, gu Der fi9 bauptidd=
li9 Nnsetelte Der S9Iadtbduier ein=
gefunben batten.
Senator s q irbants.
&eboins, @al., 8. DIT. Sie
Senatoren Sairbants unb Sutton,
Oregon, ~be9annen bsute bier am gin-
gauge beg 9roBen Sacramento bals
ibre California @ampasne.
Senator Jairbamts beionte bic
ROthwenoioteit Der GOrtoauer Der po=
litii9en 8erbd!tnihe, oamit Die segen=
pdrtige @eiddfts. prOiperitdt bsfteben
bleibe.
Na9ber fpra9 Der Senator in &eo
Bluff, tporauf Chico fOlste; Der lebte
Mufentbalt bes Sases tpuroe in Warps=
bile sema4t.
g a Jrancisco, 3. Set. =
Die Genatoren Gairbanfa unb Sutton
ipra9en heute Ibenb Dor elmer riefigen
8eriammlung i'm We9anics pabiGon,
erferer meit iber Banana @anal unb
@rmeiteruns oes amer. Sanoels I'm
Orient.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
GragwMroiges ttttbetl.
Sienit llebsrbiirbnng fein Gnt-
Iaitungsgruno fir 3usbeamte.

pbilaoelpb | a, 3. Sftober.
&i6ter Smarb in Norristopn lebnte
beute ben &edts.@ inpanb zines It1=
malts ab, baB, penn elm Sabn=N nee=
fts0ter aus pbpfiasr S6pd9e srfrantt
OOer our9 llebsrbiirbuns bon langen
Stunoen in Sdlaf berfalle unb elm
unfaa fi4 ereigne, oieier geamte frei=
seipro9en meroen io0e.
SO banoelte fid UNI s. 6. Gleiidutt
aug pottsoiGe. 3d., 9ofomotipfhbrer
zines penna. Gra9t3uges. gei benz
3usammenfoB bes 6ra9t= nit sinem
pafa9ier3ug in Der Ndbe bon potts=
town paren 2 perfonen set6otet unb
IL berlebt tporoen.
Die Wannf9aft bes 6ra9tauges
uuroe bonn Coroner tpegen ~ftrafbarer
@adldifgteit fe~tsebalten.
geim pro3eKe beseuste Der 6siser,
baB Der Gra9t5ug auf einem Ssiten=
geleiie auf Die 8Ortiberfabrt bon 4 3t=
gen marten muBte. Sie Manni9aft
ftano % Stunoen in Sienit unb fiel
tudbreno bes Wartens in S9lai. Bepor
Der 4. 3ug paiirt NOR, ermadten iie
uno in Der Innabme, haB Der 4. 3ug
oorbeigetOmmen, fibrten He ben 6ra4ts
aug bonn Seiten9eleiie.
&idter ISwarB ertldrte, nur 2eute
in tii4tiger pbpfi9er gerfafuns bdt=
ten Elm &eat bel 8abnen au arbeiteu.
Sails @iner fdlafe, gang slsi9 mas Der
8runo, 10 babe er eber auf3ub6ren,
tuenn er audi feline Sielung psrliere,
als burd Weiterarbeit menidli9e 2e=
ben gu ~gefdbroen. Jleii9utt wurbs
perurtbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
Nrieoens= Gonferens.
Sap 0anptreoner Dor Der
sabirei1 bein@tsa TerIammlnng.

9 o o n, 8. Oct. SIN Nlmen Der
Ser. Staaten beeribte beute Staats=
ietretdr SObn 6ap Die Selegaten CUR
Snternationalen @onferen3. Die fia bier
our Is. Sabres Contention beriamts
melt baben. &ebner beleu9tete fur3
Nmeritas 2rieas= @eididte uno mics
oaraus bin, bic ar6Bten Mdnner beg
2anoes feien tvarme 8eftrporter beg
Grieoens 9epsIen. gr itimme nit
Solftei therein, Der in Der &eligiOn
oas Seilmittel fir ben 3riss iebe.
Die &e9ierun9 ueroe oas S4ieos'
geri9ts- Yrincip, iOweit als prattif4
ourdfibrbar, unterffiiBsn; suglei4 CAB
er Der SOffnung Iusorud. in ni4t
ferner 3eit m6ge Elm plan CUR @ieoer=
bsrfeluns beg Srieoens i'm Often ans
2i6t tommen.
Die auBsrorbentlia sablrei9 beiu4te
geriammlune fanb i'm Sremont Sem=
pei ftatt. Witten auf Der &eSner=
$ribiine bsfano fi4 Elm groses 8ilo
bon Ssnator Soar.
6. o. Meab, Der 0orfbsnbe bes
Organizations @Omites, seleitete Sap
our Sribtne; einisen @orten Meabs
9ins Der @eians zines Grauen=@hores
auf Der 8alerie poraus.
SIM Namen 8ofon's bot 8irger=
meifter Collins ben Wiafomm, morauf
Der 8ifdof bon Ser.foro uno elm Mit=
9lieo oes nOrtuegii4en parlaments
antporteten. Mit benz @eians elmer
eisens fir bic @elesenbeit perfaBten
Snmne iGloB bic SiBuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

Sen Weltreforb aIs
M q Of inen d reiberin bate
Mib MarD Prettp in Bottom, Maf..
f3on Dor ldngerer 3eit setponnen. I'M
benz lie 10000 @orte in p Stunben
f3rieb; neuli9 bat Tie ibre frii6ere
2eiitung mod iiberboIt, inbem tie 22,>
900 8orte in nur 7 Stunben niebers
f9rieb.
. il g Herring bes
beut den Heihes pirb Der
malen auf SO. 495,00 Yeripnen ge>
f6GBt. Sci Der leBten @plfs5d6luns,
bic ON 1. DECEMBER 1900 tattfdnb,
tpurbe cine @inpobner5ubl Bon &c.
367,178 9Dpfen feitgeiteqt. Seit @r>
riGtuns bes beutf9sn@ ei9es Bis Mitts
biefcs Sobrss bat Die 9ebolferung ur1
runb 1880. 600 aOpfe s%usenonlnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

2obsnspertb lit jsoenfans bas Be-
~a6,n @ilfelr'2 res 3psitsn, niGt
MIR Zen europaiI9sn Srieoen gu nalz
rem; ionbern Dgl9 rsriDbnli@ss Gntz
gcscn.ommeR gcgtn;iber Den frii6eren
Geinben ietnes 9auies Die @inisieit
i'm Hei9e al fDrbern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

My little Mary comes to me
And softly climbs on Mothers knee
I'll know her wish full soon;
So with an artful little sigh
She asks when supper will be nigh,
This long, long afternoon.
Don't keep the little ones hungry. Good
bread, butter and sugar will shorten and
swe ten the longest afternoon.
Puritan Bread is sold at the Taggart
bakeries and by grocers. Ask for it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-31

became dissatisfied with the character
Of the logs sent to him, claiming that
they were not such as it had been rep
resented they would be. and he noti-
fled defendant of his intention to ter
inmate the contract. A conference
took place between the parties, which
resulted in a supplemental agreement
that the price to be paid thereafter
to the plaintiff was to be $500 per
thousand feet, instead of So. The con-
tract was then carried out to full com
pletion, defendant paying, without
complaint on the basis of the supple
mental agreement. There was bal
ance due plaintiff, and defendant re-
fusing to pay, plaintiff brought suit.
Defendant claimed that the supple
mental agreement was without consid-
Grafton. inasmuch as plaintiff was
bound under the first contract to do the
work for IS per 1000 feet. Held that diff
ferences having arisen between the
parties the second contract was
based upon sufficient consideration
and defendant was liable. Norman
VS.. Plummer Lumber Co., 81 So. lS
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SNYDER M'GREGoR.

Snyder McGregor created tape impress
sion recently that he will be 0pe OF the
best trotters of the season. With g
record of 2:19A made in 1902, h& was
last March purchased from his brEed-
err, w. III. Lourey of Frankfort, k3Q.,
by John Clark of Sico, N. Y, and shipN
ped to the Memphis track. Mr.. Clark
is one of the cleverest farriers that fol
low the big line and thought he had
pretty fair sort of trotter when he
left the southern training ground. al
though as he remarks, II was the re-
cipient of much sympathy when lett,
for the most of them thought was
throwing away good money In entering
him in some $780, 900 worth of stakes.
After the first race at Columbus Sny-
der McGregor had record OF 2:O9A
and had put in the three heats at an
average of shade better than z: 10.
He did this so easily that 1t Is not 70
be wondered at that before twenty-four
hours rolled away Clark received three
offers for the trotter. In addition to
his present engagements, he Is eligible
to the Massachusetts, and Transyiv:
MIA, and if he keeps good he shouiC
prominent factor in both events.
He is by Gilman McGregor, soA+sce
Robert McGregor, and his dam was
Mag. by Mambrino George, while his
second dam is not traced, according to
the Year Book. His sire has three
trotters in the list with records from 7
2:2eA to 2:3O, and Snyder McGregor
had a chance to end his career with
record of 2:19A had he remained In
the hands of his breeder, thus illustrat-
ing the fact that opportunity oftens
makes the horse as well as the man.
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vogue in England and in France and In
this country. they are radically differ
ent. In England. for example, it Is one
long routine of walking, galloping and
trying colt designed for any especial
ly great race getting more work in that
one preparation than an American
horse does in a lifetime.
There the races are few, but the
workouts many.
Here the races may comparatively be
many, but the work is much lighter,
and the horse goes to the post the
fresher for 1t. Horses that have been
trained and worried out of reason go to
the post in other countries at odds with
everybody. They are savage in their
hostility to men and other animals and
show it. They have been worked at
home until they abhor track and re-
gard the whole world as an enemy.
Here the vicious horse Is the extreme
exception. When he goes to the post
he is not overdone. and the race rarely
does him harm.
AS matter of fact. 1t is not the race,
but the preparation for it. which kills,
and hence, without taking the different
training methods into consideration, 1t
is wholly absurd to attempt a COMPARE
son between racing here and in Eng