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Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Congress will reconvene on Wednes- day next. It is expected that the friends of the joint statehood bill will insist on early consideration of the measure. Arizona will be represented by some trusted workers against the bill, but there is prevailing opinion that so far as congress is concerned Arizona and New Mexico will be joined into one state. Then will come the time when Arizona must put forward her ablest and best men; men who are capable of discerning as between what should and what should not be put into S state consiution; men who are skilled in political work; men who will be able to attract their co-members by logic and eloquence. It will be a time for choosing our ablest and strongest men to represent the Arizona part of the new state iu the constitutional con- rention. Arizona is not lacking in able men; they are to be found in every county. h the north are Hern- don, Hawkins, Ellinwood, Bob Nor fnoD and others; in Phoenix, we ind Frank Cox, Judge Baker. Judge Kent, Judge Street, J. L. B. Alexander; at Yuma there is P. T. Robinson and Mike Nugent; at Tucson there are nsny who gre able-Eugene s. Ives,
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
DOUGLAS SHORT ITEMS.
lspecial Correspondence.l

Special Correspondence)
 Douglas, Dec. 30.
 Mrs. $. W. French lef, this morning for Fl Paso.
 Porter Mcdonald, deputy sheriff, is in this city today from Tombstone.
 James Reay left this morning for Paradise. where he goes to accept a po- sitiOn with the Savage company.
 Miss Alma and Master Abrams, of NacO. who have been the guests of Mrs. Charles Brown, returned to their home last evening.
 Work on the ninety-fOOt extension to the Copper Queen smelter will soon be started. This extension will be aCd- ed to the west end of the smelter. and will be used for additional furnaces.
 Mr. and Mrs. N. E. HOwerton, who were married at the home of the bride Saturday. have taken up their resi- dence between Fifteenth and Sixteenth Cn D. avenue. The bride was Miss Madie Keesce
 Alr. and Mrs. ThUrston entertained the Midnightly club and a number of other friends at their apartments in the Bellevue last evening. The even ing was spent at cards. Refreshments were served.
 Word was received in this city that H. C. Herrick, at one time a resident of this town. but now of GOldhelds, had made strike on his gold prospect near Lida. The ledge is three feet wide on the surface with an eight-inch pay streak. The ledge can be traced for about one hundred feet on the sur face. The ore runs very high, assay ing from s12O to $25O to the ton. Be- sides the gold values the ore carries silver and lead.
 This evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. D. T. Dunlap there will be a pubic reception given to the Rev. George Logic and family. Mr. Logic recently arrived in Douglas to accept the call of the Presbyterian church of the city as it's pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31
A TIMELY REMINDER

The president did a good thing by making clear to Massachusetts con- gressman that the distribution of the public patronage is not right of con- gressmen although they have come to look upon it as such.
 When Representative Gardner. of Massachusetts, endeavored to prevent the resppoinment of s postmaster in his district and to have a man of his own selection named for the office. President Roosevelt wrote him a letter which ought to have clarified the mind, not only of Mir. Gardner but of many another congressman. on this point.
 NIT. Gardner having claimed the right to select the postmaster because, while ''in other states senators select postmasters. in Massachusetts rep resentative selects those of his own district. the president replied: Sen stors do not select postmaste1s in any state while am president. consult them always. and in the vast majority of cases act on the recommendstions they make, but the selection is mine, not theirs
 Senators have a right to reject ap- pointments by the executive; they have right to advise appointments. But representatives have DO right in the matter than any other citizen of the district does not have. It is true that the executive usually comedies them the privilege of selecting certain officials. but this, as President Roose- welt says, rests not upon law, but purely upon custom" and this is a custom, he adds, which he has never hesitated for a moment to devIate from whenever 1t was to the inter est of the community to do so.''
 The president has performed 6 timely service in reminding congress men of their true relations to official appointments. Not only have they come to regard themselves as in con- plete control of appointments In their districts, but this assumption has been allowed to go so far-indeed, has been encouraged to such an extent-that defeated congressional candidates o. the presidents party have largely arro- gated the same rights.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

L. H. Manning. Fran. Hereford. Judge Bouse and others. In this county we have some men who would measure quite up to the high stsndard of qualification which should be re- quired for every member of the consti- tutioC nll convention. In Graham county Wiley E. Jones, Judge E. J. Edwards, Geo. A. Olney. ". T. Webb and others would fill the requirement.. New Mexico will no doubt elect their strongest men to the constitutional convention; Arizona should do the same. In the convention will begin the struggle for advantage between the two sections of the new state. Here will be laid the foundation for future law making in the event of the adop- tion of the constitution, which this paper hopes will never occur. It is no waste of time to begin the considera- tion of our action after the passage of the joint statehood bill, for every re- port from Washington points to it's passage.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

The intelligence that Senator Nor gan, of Alabama, does not show the physical vigor which he exhibited at the last session of congress, during which he exhibited such activity ou the Panama question, will be received with regret by men of all partes. He is serving his fifth consecutive term as senator, having taken hls seat as sena- tor in 1877. He passed his eigh tieth year on June 21 last, and his term will expire in 1907. His colleague, Sena- tor Pettus, is nearly three years his senior and is serving his fourth term.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

When the legislature meets in Phoe- nix next month there will be a rush of those who are seeking Tor positions as clerks, doorkeepers. etc. Those who will fail in their am mbition will be more than those who succeed. A word to the wise. etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-31

Pilot hnabushoe, who is riding Bald wins air ship on trial trips ill Los AR geles could probably find some other plan of committing suicide which would not attract so much publicity.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22
zEAL EsrArE-o1rx-Foz SALE
SAGE DEALEY & CO..

SAGE. DEALEY & CO.. -,
63S Market ST.. OPP. Palace hoteL
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
At our salesrooms at II o'clock noon. Thurs
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS SITE.
2o:1A x6O IT. improvements thereon s-story
building, consisting Of store and Dc lofts w wi'n
basement; viii Lease for al 23ouT aT 500 Per i"''
Nos 53s-540 Noe tst north OF 18th: I'M
provements consist of modern hats contain
wooden manteis and tiled sinks: rent SAT so:
built months: mortgage $500.
WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE
No 275S Filbert ST. east Of Baker; i'm
provements consist Of a modern residence. con-
tanning I rooms and porcelain bath. unfinished
25x107 IT.. irregular; rented for $40 per mo.
RESIDENCE SITES.
Sc. line Of Park Hill ave. 155 r. NE OF
Tilden ST.. 55x112 it,; property situated in
the Park Hill Homestead Association; com
anong S an M, 1nsnrPasssd VIEW OF ,ne ssi
dence; in the vicinity of Buena Vista Park
PoTRERo COTTAGES AND BUILDING
No oi1
No 1101 Rhode Island St. north OF 23ds lot
25x11o IT.: improvements consist Of a modern
plumbing; permanently rented for $zo per mo.
No 11o1 D. Haro ~. a.. inprov.m.nt. consist
Of a modern cottage containing rooms, large
stable to accommodate 3 horses nns well
ed for $12 per month,
NO. g.
Building lot on the east line Of DeHAro st..
4os IT. north Of 2sd; lot 25x1oo f.
East line of Rhode Island ST. 4oe n north
OF 23d ST.. 25x100 IT,; to be sold per dia-
gram.
FIRsT-sT. INVESTMENT
No. 514 First ST.. south Of Folsom; lot 2ox
building and large basement. used as = ma
chine shop; rented for $50 per mo-
Nos. 54-56-58 Sharon ST., north OF 18th:
lot 25x125 IT.; improvements consist OF hew
hats OF rooms and porcelain bath each; rents
sT2 so per mo-; mortgage $1,000; built about
FIRsT-sT. INVESTMENT.
Nos. 359- 3591z -361 First ST. NV OF Har-
rison; lot 45:6x6S:9 % IT,; improvements consist
OF frame dwellings. cottage and hats; rent
MASON ST.
No. 1873 Mason St. north Of Jackson: lot
So :9x137: g.; improvements consist Of STORY
brick building. with nat and large stable In
rear.
Nos. 2S33-35-37-39 LAguna 81. and 1001-5-7
Union. being the SW. cor Of Union and La
guna; lot 30x1o0 IT,: improvements consist OF
stores and nats; total rents sI67 per mo- ;
concrete sidewalk. street bituminized. build
ing having been erected years
LOMBARD ST. INVESTMENT.
Nos. 1855 to 25T4 Lombard ST.. west Of De-
visadero St; lot S0x137:6 IT,; improvements
consist of 8 new, modern fats. containing
As rooms. porcelain baths shingled fronts;
entire building
so IT; improvements consist Of a s-story frame
building, consisting OF store and roominz-
house above. containing IA rooms: rents SIS 80
per month; new, modern plumbing throughout
the entire building.
SAGE DEALEY & CO..
e3s Market St. opp. Palace Hotel
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22
OAKLAND ADvERTS'M'TS
OFFICE. 1915 BROADWAY.

OFFICE, 1915 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
PERPLExING QUESTIONS.
WHERE TO LIvEf
What is the answsrf
What is the answsrf
PIEDMONT PIEDMoNr PIEDMONT
:iEsH$s :iEsH$sE ,;:.' e.. E:ssssE ::ssssE
rIEpMoNr PIEDMoNr PrEDMoNu
IS minutes from 5 F. by Ksy Route.
Trains every 20 minutes.
GREAT MANY WELL KNOWN q y.
BUSINESS MEN ARE BUILDING
HOMES IN PIEDMONT.
oakiand's most beautiful suburb.
NO Foe-No wNDs-DRY. CLEAR AIR
Plenty Of sunshine-Artistio homes.
STREETS LAID OUT ON MOST MoDERN
AND UP-To-DATE LINES
shade trees on every street.
Take the Key. Route ferry to-day and 50 20
Piedmont-cafs at Piedmont Springs Park
Office on Central Piedmont Tract always open
Sundays
ALSO LOTS FOR SALE IN BERKELTx.
OAKLAND AND ACREAGE IN ALA
wFrrE FOR NEW CIRCULAR AND MAPS.
1212 BROADWAY. IA sANsoME ST.
Oakland. CAL . y Cal
s55oo-A FINE investment property; close to
business center Of Oakland. on car line and
investment: rS nats. about months old. II
rooms and ? baths; sunny side OF street:
sell hence will sacrifice for quick sale. THU
! MERRITT-wOICOTT CO. 952 Broadway
FOR saIe-rwo new uD-to-dats BUNGALOW g
room houses: larzs Iot wish barn: very
sasaSs 81. On 1888 esS"isr sroaS~aS. oakland
MODERN Groom house at 41s East Twenty
/ third St: big barn, fruit trees dne locations
lot 5ox1so: only $500: small payment down.
a ARcAIN-Modern weIl-bufIt 7-room house.
nearly new at SIS Thirty-sixth street,
OAKLAND STORES TO LET.
| TO Iet--e25 store. corner Twenty-sixth 81. and
San Pablo ave. fixtures. nving-r0om. large
workshop and stable. Inquire opposite. 1027
San Pablo ave-
OAKLAND ROOMS TO LET.
wANTED-A reliable tenant for 2 anfarni.hsd
housekeeping rooms adults. s59A Harrison
st. Oakland
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOE SALE.
TOMORROW the day for bargains In furni-
ture- H. schelhaas. 11th st-.cor. store. Oakland
| Continued on Page Fourteen.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22
RANCH TO LEASE.

$3.50 rent per year; complete set OF farming
tools; also horse and wagon, cow Apply
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22
TrMBER LANDS.

TIMBER LANDS.
FOR SALE
5000 acres best timber land In Northern Cali
fornia; will average $1,000 feet per acre: q
redwood and hr- For full particulars see
J. W. JAQUITH.
1872 Market ST.
Rooms 41s-fl9 Phone Folsom 3468.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22
FRUITVALE ADYERT'S'TS
FRUrrvALE REAL. ESTATE.

FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE
NJ. c. GIBSON.
S190O-s1S per month. $3.50 down: large s.
room cottage. close to station; this Is new and
strictly no to date
We have 4 lots left yet that We will
build to suit. and the payment will be only
$3.50 down.
Once open Sunday all day. Phone Vale 2o0.
1926 Fruitvale ave. Fourteenth st.
LOT-50-foot frontage on Fruitvals ave.; want
Offer Address owner. p. o. box 462. Fruit
vale, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22
HELP wANTEp-MA1H.

AT THE NATIONAL EMPLOYEES REC. co
Stenographer and asst bookkeeper. $40 I'd.
Bright boy 20 deliver parcels and collect
S17 so TO start
Al man, studio, artistic ability, large salary
Packer for label dept, strong young man,
SO TO start.
timers, regular wages.
Entry clerk. dry goods. reference.
liquor statesmen. 500 to $3.50.
Janitor. $50 and board.
Boy picture frame filter.
florists $40 TO $17
3 boys. electrical store IS start.
Salesman. stamp afdxer
Single hand miners. 50 day. steady.
Job printer and pressman, 81 so day.
Stenographer S15 and found
Medical directory man. city and country,
permanent for competent mau.
Candy helper, retail store, So
Printers salesman. SO week and per cent.
Paper cutter. IS
Cordial maker $50 to start.
Man executive ability, $50 start.
2 men take orders, merchant tailor, $12 and
7i2 per cent.
Watch salesman. $50 to start
Laborer. 50 day. 3 weeks job.
Placer miners, Alaska 100 in party.
Young men glove salesmen Sc 10 $S.
Boys wanted daily 81 Sc.
Coupon statesmen, 81 day.
Competent men, sell bonds local banking
co. and gold mine stocks.
4 men TO manage branch offices SO week
and 10 per cent; rapid increase TO compe-
tent men,
Office open Saturday till p and Sunday
till D. m. 500 Hearst bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22

$50 DOWN
To close out my holdings In Golden Gate and
near Ashby station. the Key route will
sell lots and build small homes on your own
plans for only $3.50 down.
NJ L. WURTS CO. 1923 Broadway op-
posite Postof1ce.
FOR sale-Two 7-room houses; new and de-
sirable; one corner. choice location: near
station and cars; must sell at once. For par
ticulars call 1928 Vine st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

NEW subdivision in Ross Valley; minutes
from Ross station; only 25 beautiful lots on
Lagunitas road in the heart Of the valley
surrounded by elegant residences; full view
of the mountains: lots $3.50 each: prices will
be double next spring for land in this
vicinity; now is the time to buy. CROKER
a CO., sole agents. San Anselmo station
Once open sundays. with rig. rain OF shine.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22
HAxwARDs REAL ESTATE.


HAYWARDS PROPERTY
51z acres. with broom house. barn: numerous
chicken houses and yards separately fenced;
brcoder houses; about $50 fullblood White
Leghorn chickens, cow. horse and buggy;
fruit, berries, etc; miles from town; only
$500
LIZ acres, adjoining city limits: acres in
fruit; no other improvements; facing two
streets; price $500.
13 acres. with small house, barn. chicken
houses. well and pump; abundance OF wood
and water: town: $4,000.
1855 acres. in city limits; small house barn,
spring water piped to house; one-third in
fruit and vines; S5750.
p. WILBERT
Castro. near B street.
Haywards. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22
BERKELEY HOUSES TO LET.

FOR rent-In desirable residence section OF
Berkeley. house OF rooms, porcelain bath.
storeroom; stable and chicken-house blocks
from Bergman station. blocks from Berks-
ley and from entrance to university, 2O25
Virginia St. between Shattuck and MfIvia.
newly painted and papered throughout rent
S35; will not be rented to tenants Who let
ST., room 5, San Francisco. or LITTLE a
WOoLsEY. 2110 shattuck ave. Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22
SAN MArEo REAL ESTATE.

LOMITA PARK-On line OF San Mateo electric
cars. As minutes from Fifth and Market sts
outside the fog belt and just beyond where
the s. P. Co.'S bay shore "cutonr' will Join
the main line; 50-foot lots from $500 up;
terms only $40 down and $40 a month: sewer
and water pipes in front OF every lot; pure
artesan well water: It's lots sold since
August 1; exceptional opportunity to Sc
lot in this desirable section; take the
electric cars and get OF at 'IOAfITA
PARK and investigate; maps sent on ap-
plication.
sELBY. RODGERS & CO.,
Tel Main 673. 116 California ST.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22
MILL VALLEY R-.- -

MILL VALLEY R~.- ------
<3Oc-BIG lots; stones throw from the sta
tion: graded streets; water mains laid on
all streets; thousands Of dollars have been
scent on improvements: the best and cheap
est lots in the State for the money; only $40
cash. balance $40 monthly: an IDEAL place
for a home; send for maps.
LYON & HOAG
116 MONTGOMERY sf
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22

sEExELnx ROOMS AND soARD.
FURNISHED room. with board 1880 WooIssy
st., Lorin station, South Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22
ONLY A FEW LEFT
81 IS PER WEEK

ONLY A FEW LEFT.
81 Is PER WEEK.
NO INTEREST.
Choicest lots IN the Excelsior Homestead
Tract: level as a billiard table; on street
grade; close 20 fine school, not far from the
Mission-st electric cars; secure one
will have doubled in value the way prices
have advanced during the past year; buy
now before prices become prohibitive in this
rapidly growing section
w. J. WHITE,
26 Montgomery ST.. T. 8. Phone Main 57o4.
GET in now; bottom prices; Corbin station.
West Berkeley. TO be made terminus West
Berkeley local; cheap lots: trains every half
hour; SO per mo. computation tickets. Sc
each way; 90 minutes from San Francisco;
only 80 per mo. upon each lot buy lot In
Home Park Tract: double your money; sta
ton on ground surrounded by residences a
factories. ]. W. LAYMANCE. 632 Market
7. ~. or agent on ground. 10 TO .. m
sSoOO-e-room house. 277s Txenty-third St
this Is forced sale and will not refuse a
fair offer: could be made into fats With a
very little expense; win loan $1,000 on this
p. COFFIN. 2o2s Mission St. near 21st.
FOR sale-s colonial houses. rooms. bath
and basement: beautifully finished. up to
date and sunny; E side OF Tenth ave. near
ST., Sunset HeIlett & Gee. premises
NEW colonial houses. containing 2 hats Of
rooms. reception hall; rents sac; $500; easy
payments. B St. bet. Sd and 4th aves.
A $1,000 HOME built to suit you. lot included.
any lOcaDOn. on 81 20 per week. MUTUAL
Home Building Association. AT Crossley bid.
ALL work guaranteed first class by ALL
BACH MAYER. plumbers. S36 Howard st.
NAPA CITY REAL ESTATE.
STOP PAYING RENT!
OWN YOUR OWN HOME
PUBLIC AUCTION
AGRICULTURAL PARK TRACT,
NAPA CITY CAL.
SATURDAY OCTOBER % 1904
IL a. m
3Oo-CHOICE, LEVEL. LARGE LOTS-3O0
Adjoining City Of Napa. on proposed line OF
VALLEJO, BENIcIA AND NAPA VALLEY
ELECTRIC LINE,
Now Being Constructed
Terms-One-half Cash per Lot-BaIance 9
and II months Interest on deferred pay-
ments. per cent per annum; 10 per cent dis
count for cash deferred payment.
GOOD LUNCH SERVED FREE ON DAY
OF SALE.
ED r. SMITH Auctioneer.
BE INDEPENDENT
BUY FOR INVESTMENT.
=
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-22

PERRY'S MERCANTILE BUREAU,
SOC Market ST.. room 325. fifth floor.
Office hours. 3 a. to $3.50 D. m.
Clerical Help Furnished Free to Employers.
Bookkesper's assistant. .$15 TO $25 week
StenCgrapher .--.-..-....-...-......$1 SIS week
Manager department store. $25 week
Bill and entry clerk Sl5 week
Drug clerk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIP week
Checker ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS week
Tfnekeepers .................-.....$ SIS week
Accountant. ant...................S1 .S15 to $25 week
Collector ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $15 week
Floor manager Observation-Disclosures SIS week
Two shipping clerks $l5 week
General office work SIS week
Bank clerk (bond reQuired) .S23 week
Young man learn dentistry. .-----... SO week
sos Market st. room 325, fifth floor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-08
At St. LOuls.

St. Louis. July IA featureless card extracted attracted fair crowd at the Fair was triHe heavy on the rail- the mudders did not have things all their own way as during the previous three or four days.
 Fruit. go LRaynor). to l. won; Dar- thula. 1o2 tD. Austin). 3 to ?, second :; Ahelard.- 1o5 (W. Fisher), to 5, third. Time. :57 IA. Covina. Picture Hat ran. Miss Betty, CW. Davis). [ to 2. won; second; George Vivian, 97 (Berron). 40 s2o s9 .n,,dh li third. Tine; 147; ,, Grief Lady Smith and Uranium ran
 Third race, five furlongs-Red Leaf. i0S iroxieero' to ?: won; Braden, hat. veranda. Colonel Preston. Cau- been. Drage Kid Lucky Charm ran.
 Fourth race, mile and sixteenth-Fly- g to l, second: Jake Young. los (D. . Austin). 3 to 1, third. Time, 1850 3-4. Charlie Thompson ran.
 Goo. % (Rice). to l, won; Caithness, Breeze, a7 (Nico6. s to i. third. Time, s12 2;I. 152 Jim Vim, zSllq S,,,, K,I1iehs' ,1aet' hN'iR'''''''
 sixth race. six furiongs-J. o'Nein 91 (NicoD. II to l, won; Joe Goss. 1o4 Gvers), to 1. second; Martins. 103 (Foley). to 1, third. Time. 1:16 1-2 Mattin IT, Fenian, Lovable, Dave som CTS. Thane ran.
 Entries for Today.
 First race, five furlongs-Zinfa, Dis habille. 112; Auroceiver. Star, 100; Use full Lady. Loretta NJ. Monaco Maid. 1U5.
 Second race six furlongs-Ancke. 100; Lady Felix. Santa Ventura, 102; Bliss ful, 1o5; Lady Contrary, Miss May Day. Icewater. 107
 Third race. four and onc-half fur longs-Mr. Dade, 107: Hcrsain, 10S; Francol Monogram. 102; Azelina. 109; Platoon. 100: Melwood. 101; Quindaro, IEndrian. Black Art, Leila Hunter. 1O5; Fay Sharp. 93; My Eleanor, 9S: De- Grammont, 103.
 Fourth race, mile and sixteenth Montebank. Forehand. Commodore, Bu2ler. 100.
 Fifth race six and one-half furlongs Percy Clark. 122; Tattenham. 10j: Amberitas. Debbie. May, 1O3; Sanctus, Preakness. Algonquin. Miss Manners, Avoid 112 Bombino. Tom Manking. Phiora, 1l0; Senator Sullivan, 121; Sid Silver 119.
 Sixth race. mile and seventy yards Royal Deceiver, Gaslighter, 10s; Leenja Wolfram, 100; Eleven Bells. 1o5; Wall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-08
At Harlem.

Chicago. July 7.-The weather was chilly and threatening and the track at Harlem slow and lumpy today Cliff ton Forge and Fonso1uca Were the only fayorites that won.
 First race, four and a half furlongs-- Frances Dillon. 107 CHelgesen). II to 5. won: Rain Witch, 1IS (Feicht), 10 to l. second; Effle E. M w., 1O3 (Rut- ter), 50 to 1. third. Time, :58 1-5. Sal endule; Ethel Day. Aghes Virginia, Good Manners, North Enid, Louise Me Farland. Gertie Allen. The Lorelei. Hat tie and Gwen ran.
 Mighty. 1Os tHeigesen,. IS to to E won: me Atlantico, 100 (W. Knapp. 40 to i, second; Sad Sam. Ill (Sherwoodj, II to cile, Water. Melon, Dusky. Grand. Ma bel Vim, Jackful. My Gem ran. Third race. seven furlongs-Clifton Forge. 9S (FeichtJ. 40 to 5, won: Phi Finch. 100 (OliphanD. 8 to 1. second Bragg, 104 tknapp), to l, third Time. l:So 2-5. Gregor K. Huzzah ran.
 Fourth race. mile-FonsoIuca. 1o1 (Aubuchon). even. won; Birch Broom, l102 (Helgesen), II to B. second: Fon- casta. 9G (W. Knapp, s to l. third Time, 1;44. Longmore, Firing Line. Jake ran.
 Fifth race. Ave and half furlonrs-
 Flaxman. 113, tGreenfe1dl, 12 to 5, won; Ivan the Terrible. 1Os (Mc1ntvrej < to D. second; Gold Enamel 11O Pollok : to 5, third. Time. 1:lO 3-4. Jacl; Tory, Walsh, Investigation. queen Es- Ither ran.
 Sixth race. mile and three-eighths- Black Wolf. S6 (PieratD. l, 10 3. won. Harrison. 107 Uarsen). ? to l. second; Naleat. 103 (Prior), 25 to i, third Time, 2:2S 2-5. Rossmond. Lady Cho, rister. Springstead ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-08

leaving Montgomery at s,S6 ?. m. Tuess Wed, anu Sat. via New Orleans and South ern Pacific.
 Train No. carries through Pullmans from New orleans to New Ysrk and Ctnoin- natl and JaeasonviiIe to St. Louis. making ef-Sc Chicago.
 Train No. carries through Pullman sleepers from New Oreans to New York; Cincinnati Chicago, and through day coach and sleeper Montgomery to St. Louis with out change.
 All through trains make close connection at Cincinnati, Evansville, St. Louis and New Orleans for all points North. South. East and est.
 For further information pertaining to rate, routes and schedules consult ticket agents L. & N. k. R. or write or call os W. L. BEASLEY, Pass. Agt, Union Station