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The Washington times., 1904-09-15

ANACOSTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY, corner Monroe and Jeher-
stS
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HELP wANrED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-An assistant Instructor in
the Graham, Dement,, or Pitman system.
Address, stating experience, GRAY
DEPT. this Office sells. IS
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WANTED-By experienced hotel or res
Jaurant steward. position; economical
buyer; able 10 take full charge kitchen.
Address BOX 352, this Office. se14-2t
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Everybody Is Going Into
The Times election contest. Are you?
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FOR SALE-I5O oil heaters, san; regular
oil HOLLYWOOD. sth and < sts- se15-St
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We VIII Buy

A ~ bottle - t.iauaEoue and Eive q
% yuu % Try. simply seua "a tho
coupon b~io~ Teil ws that ven "a ~
never used n. Ten as fer what 4ou
wamt ~ ny return mail wn wfii send
sou an order on your local druEsis 4
f1r FUN sire bottle ard sill paF
your druggist ourselves Ter lt.
Oar reason ts this. Tftauna nsin ~
pcoplr zhosn T.iauozons coald aavs are
dying todaN without a. Hundreds ~
thousands arr helpless and seek. sius-
ply ZOE the lack ~ Llasesoue. We
cannot. under conditions IKE these.
walt 10 convince the sick ones b. ar
gumeut
Any slow method u introducing
Lldu1xuHs would seem almust crime.
knowing what He DO Of this prosiact
And. knoWtnK az We DO. that moth
iaR sisa lu the world can accom- fi,sh
what f1auozons does. 81 We publish
no testimonials. no evidence Of cures
But We buy s0c bottle and give o.
free To every sick one ~ learn or
suffering from a germ disease Thus
we get fiquoxons into immediate nee.
and let the product itself prove ~
power. And We publish this offer ~
!. So newsps pers and magazines. reach.
Ing practically every home ~ Amsrica
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over "a. kldneYr. ard had % ufIHatn
fruta faur 10 seven times a night
often With sGuurIinE ard burning
Brick dunf would ssitie lu she urine
I Loaf Twenty pounds On tWH weeks
aud iheuEhi ! would aunn nie I took
the first sisssr - Nnaf swamp Rect ga
she sYef5iua 81 bed fifnf ard nar very
tnnah aHf .sftssa haa 20 fsriuata boat
aufa ihaf utEilf. md the Herund niEhf
! 90 Hnt Eff up unfii morning
hate used three bottles 81 swamp
Eget ai5d today am as Nsii a. ever
am farmer std ash NarHlng
eseFr Day. ard ~elgh ~ peunds the
SANE thHt weighed before ! was
s ApKEM Marsh IAN Pa
g. y. a al e. aA
Aurii Bth isE
There comes q time ~ both men
and women uhrn sickness and pour
heatth bring anxiety and trouble
hard 20 h~aF. disappointment seems
"a falloN every effort ~ phFHieiaus
IA ear behalf ans remedies Ne Try
have little or NO effas In many
such cases serious mistakes are
fnade IN doctofina. and not know
ING shat IN. diaenee is or what
makes az sick. Kind nature warns
un ~ certain symptoms which are
mnusiataknbic evidence Of danger.
npNh as too frequent Assir~ 60 ufi-
nate. he0utY aupIaY. arAidinK tUi-
tatlan. pain or dull aehr sn the back
they tell ua in silence that our
Kidneys need doetoflpg II neg
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this country and others. We proved.
IN thousands Of the most difficult
ossss pbtainabie. what IaauaHens
you'd DO.
We CURED with u hundreds 81 pa
tisnta uho had been given up 60 die.
We cured almost every disease which
vas known aa lneurahis. We con
tinued these tests until the phg al
clans who made them stated that
IsiounEons vac u more value TO Hick
humanity than ali the druEn On Tho
world combined. Thsu We Htak~d on
the uro.iuct oar fortunes and eur
regulations.
We tell you these facts % Indicate
the value nf f.lauoEans. II 10 easy 20
make claims and easy e. question
them. hut when men ot our class
pay such a price Tor a product no
enc can doubt that We have great
reason for our faith IN a.
We use itauozone daily In oar faml-
lies We serve a 90 every empioye
IN our laburAtory 40 % them. We
a.. IL Ia ell the water We drink 10
prevent germ contagion. We use Il
60 Keep well. as you will do when you
know H.
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Natures Greatest Cure
For Men and Women
Swamp-Root Is the Most Perfect Healer and
Natural Aid to the Kidneys, Liver and
Bladder Ever Discovered

lscted now. the disease advances un-
Oh the face looks pale or snllow.
puffy or dark circles under the eyes.
feet swell. and sometimes the heart
ueta badly.
There ~ comfort In knowing That
Dr Kilmers swamp Root. ths great
kidney. liver uud bladder remedy
fuifillH every wish in quickly re-
lieylnR such troubles. II eeffeets
Inability 10 hold urine aud HehloihE
pain IN passing Il. and oyereoings
That unpicaaunt necessity of being
compelled to get up many times
during the night 90 urinate. Ia
taking this wonderful new distaY
cry. Swamp Root. you afford nat
urai help to Nature. for swamp
Root b. the most perfect healer ana
gentle aid 81 the kidneys That has
ever been discovered.
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Kills Inside GERMS

But the most important fact tHthat
oxygen is also a Eegmlcife 40 Rrfus4
can exist ln the presence 81 an aces
% oxygen. The reason IA that kHrmFs
are vegetables ard an excess ot.oxf.i
zen the VerY Hfn Of an auifea 10
deadly % vesetal matter.
And - with Liguosoue n A. sd
certain that ve publish on every bottle.
an offer ~ 81 40 Tor disease srfai
that Il cannot XIII. Yet Il is nuEsonisi
harmless. but 'of the utmost sFhefis
20 the cells ~ the human hoaysEf
This Or a fact which gives ~ il
aftpson~ fta remarkable vain ~ II
solves the great problem 81 llnss
germs IN the BODY without kiilit4 tHs
Tissues. too. And there IL no Nthsr
way 90 do IT, ANY drug that Kills
germs II a poison. and Il cannot %
taken internally. For that reason
medicino IL practically helpless Ia any
germ disease.
Llauozone. taken internally. goes
wherever the blood Eoes. and as no
germ can escape ~. and none can re-
sist a. the results are inevitable a
germ disease must end when the
germs are destroyed; nothing T. more
certain than that And every ply
siciEn knows that n germ trouble can
never be cured until then. The use
Of Liauozone. IN place Of medicine. ir
fest becoming universal among mod
ern physleians
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Not Medicine

Liauozons IL the result Of q process
which. for more than 20 years. has
been the constant subject 81 scientific
and chemical research. The process
consists IN generating gases, made IN
large part from the best oxygen pro-
ducera. These gases are confined un-
der pressure and. by a secret process
by the employment Of Immense ape
paratus aud 10 days time-are made
part Of the liquid product
LIau0zone IN not inside. like medi-
cine. by compromising acids or drugs.
nor n there any alcohol IN u. Its vir-
tues are derived solely from the gas.
I'm the making Of which We employ the
best oxygen producers. The result IL
a wonderful product which IL better
than anything else In the world for
voti
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Soc Bottle Free

ff Ynn need f.iauuHous. and have
never tried II. please rend ua the cou-
neu below. We viii then send You an
order on vout local druggist for sac
bottle. and vii pay your druggist
ourselves Tor H. THIS applies only 20
new users, Of course. and TO the tirs,
bottle alone.
Please do this In Justice 60 your
self. II places yen under no obiiEa-
tion. The object II 10 show sou what
Liauozone Ia and what u can do
Then you may continue Go use Il %
not lust a. you decide.
You must rsalise that We would not
buy bottle and Eive Il to you II
there was any doubt % results. We
would not ask Yuu TO try II at our
expense n u would not Go as w
claim. he as fair with yourself Is
We are with you. N you are sioh
with a germ trouble. let us prove
what Liauoxuuo alone can do. Their
use Il always " YOU find, as VIC DO
that Il serves 20 keep one well.
I.iouoxona costs toe and 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-21

ATLANTA. Ca. Apfl Il. " hat
promises 70 bc the nnost Hueee@Mfai
season IN the history Of the stuutheFu
1.sxRsr BASEBALL clubs spefa today
and yin continue uutn - paembeT
g The circuit rufnprissa aieul-
uhia Little neek. New ORLEANS.
Shreveport. Montgomery. fiiffulnz-
ham. Atlanta md Nashville. The
schedule this year provides fef 10
games as against las ia~f season
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MORE RAIN
The wEATHERMAN AGAIN
PREVENTS THE FESTIVITIES
BETWEEN wEsFoorEss AND
sIwAsHEs
srANpIvo on rnr GUMS.

PORTLAND. April 1.-THE sports
were again doomed to dlsa pr0iFt-
rns.nt yesterday. the game Ia Port
land having been postponed ouce
more on account OF act grounds
The fans. not thinking Tor moment
that sir. wcatherrusu would dare 90
turn the tiny rntndrgps leslae On the
grounds aEaIn. strntted around all
the morning With the cash IN their
hands. waiting TO Eobhle up any
Portland money that dared 90 show
Itself. As time RULED around no re-
suits Of the innings we're flashed
over the wire. one after the other
could be seen getting out hts little
hammer for the one who gtveth and
taketh away ralndrops.
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To Prove What NAMPR00T, the Great Kidney Liver and
Bladder Remedy. Viii Do for you, Every Reader OF
The Star May Have sample Bottle FREE BY Mail

EDITORIAL NOTICE. once
y. b.
neH immediately a ~
eo ana ek telling al sboet g ana eonnns Of the thou
cured In writing 20 d. khIuf y he
swarupieo' f. Pleasant 10 ,aheand
~
fnHtaEe bur remember the
and the address
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~irmeut ~ NE ~ Il uvvKen hat turns
ths hlas biu-sd o. I'D b. fhc issuEs II
IL On Ken that eliminates the waste
uaaae asd builds up the new. Every
function ~ lifs 80 depends on y that
we could not live thrus miuatss with
ont H.
INT oNYErn Il Gas. snd unsfable.
We eanu1g get an excess into he
blood 70 remain there. fIauusone IL a
hguid. with al ifH virtues IN perma-
nefit fufru and concentrated Il dos
what an excess uf oxygen would d..
One result = that iaunoxons actfss q
tonic wlfh which 80 either knownsr rosi-
net can compare 81
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The state university will send az
a part % Its field and track team a
trio Of athletes to san Francisco sat-
urday Of wham the college eA-
poets great things when they enter
the dual intercollegiate contests With
she University OF California afhe-
Ertes. beginning April 20.
These men are Robert Pearson
captain ~ the varsity track team.
who has negotiated the hnif-Hii "
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California's Resorts

Reached by Southern Pacific Co =
famous scenic Shasta Route. Two
trains daily. Fast time. excellent
service 10 the most attractive re-
sorts on the continent. Rates: San
Francisco 1850 FIRST GLASS. 5000
second. Descriptive literature and
fun Information. also tickets and
reservations at zoe First ayeuus. y.
~ Ellis, General Agent go.
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We Paid 100000

For the American rights 90 Llauozone
before We made the first bottle. That
h the highest price ever paid for
similar rights on my scientific dis
covcrY. Before paying this price We
tested Liauozone for two years.
through physicians and hospitals. In
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ard I suffered untold naiserr. I ls-
run down / had great difficuIfF IN
retaining my ufiHe. ard WaN Obliged -
uasa Nntef very often daY aud night
After 4 had used a ~ mpie bottle 81
hr. kiifnefs swamp Root sent me
90 NJ request, ] sapsft~uaed relief
nHa ] Immortality bought - my 81 uE-
Eiat fno large lsstties and continued
taking ~ regularly ! am please g.
nuR that BNamu Rest eured me en-
tiFelF ! car neH stand uM M feHf
nM daH without nnN bad sflMut0fna
whatever Swamp Root has pres II =
tdaaEsnE - tHF ffraarfniiF Bos4HH.
MfEE ~ AHArIN.
- Nassau st. brooklyn. = Y.
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mEiIINGHAM. April u Ben
henson. aErd - years. Vas killed
yesterday while At work on a pile
driver engaged Ia driving piles for
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r-pfscO {. los ANGELES. :.

FRISCO. s. Los ANGELES. 2
Los ANGELES. April 1.-San
Francisco won out In the game with
the Angels yesterday afternoon.
owing 20 the bad fielding and poor
playing In general on the part 81
the Los Angeles bunch. Raymond.
OF Los Angeles. distinguished him
self by his evident kintheartednesa
In not wanting to hurt the hands OF
his fellow players. for on all ocea-
sions he did his best TO throw tire
ball where u would be impossible
for them 10 reach H. Score:
los Angeles 800. 100000 "a
san Francisco e.. 0 -
Batteries and Spies. Kneil
and Leahy.
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Germ Diseases

The diseases 81 this list are known
20 be duo TO germs or their toxins.
Every modern physician knowa that
medicine does not apply TO them. for
medicine cannot kin inside germs.
All that medicine can do FOR these
diseases Is TO act as n tonic. aiding
Mature To overcome the germs. Such
results are Indirect and uncertain.
They depend on the patients condi-
ton. a cure By drugs IL always
doubtful and often impossible.
f.lauorone goes direct 20 the cause
81 thu trouble and destroys u. II
aften ends IN n week n disease which
has resisted medicine for years. And
II cures diseases which medicine never
cures. In any STAGE of any disease In
this list the results are 80 certain
that We will gladly send to any pa
tient who asks Il an absolute guar
anty.
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san JOSE Gail. April = The
san Jese bstieh shou opened tadaf
and vii continue through The re
frafndef Of the week The exhibits.
both "a number ana cisna. rxer-si
the eariY expectations % fhe pFo.
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.CouHtipa ton rheumatism
iafarrh-Gancer Skin Diseases
DYErutry piarrhea ScrpfnlA- syphilis
1andruff -nrupsy Stomach Tron bles
Dyspepsia Throat Troubles
Ecastna- Ery-tr~las Tuberculosis
FsFrfe Gall STONES ruunnfa-fti-efa
Unitrna Nout Nnriococela
tonorfh~aafstsrt Womru's Diseases
Az Diseases that begin with fever
all infia nfnatton-aii cstarrh-an cosa-
"a EtuuH diaeaaea-ail the results Of I'm.
ptfrw or poisonous blood
In nervous debility iiauozone acts
as vita iSer. accomplishing what no
frUkA can do.
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es. the 4te danh In 50 secends.
Joe Pearson. who - considered b.
Coach Knight 10 be the siesiEst
Splinter Ia the west. Joe has never
been forced % the limit. bat covers
the te4-y ard dash la 10 t-s seconds
ellRil5. the 12Q- yard dash Ia 3 la
ana the ttg-Yard dash in 81 i-k
We will sfro enter the nttle HetaY
ruee. al vii hts brother Bob
KNIGHT THINKS thar Joe viii break
some intercollegiate rsenfaa lu the
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BENcA SHOW AT sT. losE

Al s''neinnaii-clueinnaii i Pius.
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the great Northern. An old piiing
standing near BY fell and crushed
Benson against the deck OF the
driver crushing hls life out In
Htnntly.
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motsfs e the Show aud include All
~ the fancy caHinrs that arc svius
alspwn on TIE Rastftr coast etrruit
ihis season.
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Swdmp-ROOt Saved My Life

received promptly the sample bot
tle ot Nuur great kidney remedy,
swami Root
/ had az awful pain ~ my back.
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Acts Like Oxygen

The virtue Of Liquozons lies IN the
fact that Il does what oxygen does
oxygen is thu vital part or afr. II IL
Natures greatest tonic, the very
source Of vitality. the most essential
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-21
G.AuNDAUER Eye Specialist
Will TACKLE
THE MAJ0R
CHAMPION sRoADswRos.
WOMAN TO ENTER A MIXED
CONTEST
Especial TO The ssar)

San FRANCISCO. April n
''Biddy" Bishop has closed a deal 70
assume the management Of Miss
Jean Gordon. the champion broad
swordswonan Of the world. II l.
the intention OF Bishop 20 star Miss
Gordon m a series Of mounted sword
contests IN the Western states, meet
ing all corners.
The first contest viii be arranged
at the army barracks at Monterey
and Miss Gordon's opponent viii no
doubt be Mai. Reed. who defeated
Duncan G. Ross for the champion
ship. Miss Gordon won the title BIZ
her defeat OF JsuRaurine. the Police
Gazette champion She stands feet
> inches ia height and when at her
best scales cIoge 70 100 pounds and
Is a powerful woman. with great
cleverness and remarkable speed.
n Bishop IL successful with Miss
Gordon here IN the West he VIII
give several exhibitions with her at
the St Louis fair. after which a
trip through England viii be made.
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We Give 100000


We il a o
n a onc~ )
a p a o
sick what s' Won't youor sske value
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middle distancms during the gnees.
The other member q the tsDa i
Tom Mae lsuhAla. "a ho hufia tIHv ~
pound hammer fzs feet and faztn
the IL passnd sho, over ae feet
Following tne intercollegiate
meet Win California The varsity
VIII arnd ita ffaek and field teams
analass she University Of Idaho ta
this eitY May "a. aud against ths
University u Oregon. alec IA STAT
tie. On May 20.
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HAVE you GOT
BLOOD POISON !?

II other DOCTORS have not been
able 10 get control % yeur awful
ozsease-1 other treAsDents
have not helped ycu--donN give
p-we can help you.
Our secret remedy stareiss tire
world BY It's wonderful rvwuit~.
~. 49, ..~A go - -.
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Swamp.Rooi a Blessing to
Women

AZ kidnrla aud bladder gave me
great trouble fer oyer two months
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Fest dinner In Seattle. with sau-
fernes or Burgundy. at haison Bar
b<rts. Second and James. every eve
nfng. 500. So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-21

TO the Public School Children.
We have enough pins for each
one, and will give them away
as long as they last. Cut out
the COUPON below and
bring il to our bank, we viii
give you a school pin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-21

Al chIcaEo-chicaGo T. Detroit y
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
Won. Lost y. G.
View York ............+..f 10o
Cincinnati .........,.... .eH
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T1IE AMEnIcAN I.rAqrE.

II FI0TINH" NH HFIW II 7'El'''''f =
chanan and Boettiger.
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Any physician or hospital not yet
using Liduoxono will be gladly sup
piled for a test.
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SAN FRANcfsCO, April H.
Keefe and Buchanan fought u ont
tooth and nail in yesterdays game
but a timely hit In the last half Of
the ninth won the day for the
Tigers" Score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-25
MODELS TO BE MOVED.
Will Be Transferred From Patent Office
to Union Building.

Preparations are being made to move
the accumulation OF models from the gal
leries surrounding the museum of the pat
ent office. These galleries are filled with
models of old patents and the models and
cases containing them are very much In
the way. Heretofore there has been no
place large enough for the storage Of copies
of patents. The office therefore has been
able to keep on file only seventy-five copies
of patents issued. This is small number
when 1t is considered what a number of
uses these copies must be put to in the
examination and search for patents. For
several years past the officials of the Of
flee have been considering how they could
best provide room for the copies and have
finally decided that by moving the models
and cases that now occupy the galleries of
the old museum the much needed space can
be gained.
The models are to be moved to the Nth
floor of the Union building. The third floor
of this building is now occupied entirely
by models and model cases and 1t is ex-
pected that the fifth floor will be filed
with them also. There are 81 cases and
25,O00 models In the sections to be moved.
The models weigh 10000 pounds in ag-
gregate and the cases 500 900 pounds The
models include miniature beds, Ice chests,
springs, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-25
Ordered by Commissioners.

The District Commissioners today order
ed that the following roadway pavements
be resurfaced, chargeable to the current
appropriation for repairs to streets:
N street northwest between 9th and 31st
streets, estimated cost, $4,000: Connecticut
avenue northwest between X street and
Rhode Island avenue, east side, estimated
cost $500; P street northwest between
18th and 10Th streets, estimated cost. 50. 300;
18th street northwest between Iowa Circle
and street, estimated cost, $13 800; 18th
street northwest between Q and r streets,
estimated cost, 1900; Massachusetts, ave-
nue. northwest between 18th and 18TH esti-
mated cost, $1,000; 10Th street northwest,
r to v streets, estimated cost, $21, 400;
18th street northwest between Rhode Is
land and Vermont avenues, estimated cost,
81 600; Sd street southeast between East
Capitol street and Pennsylvania avenue,
estimated cost, 5000.
That the compensation of r. P. Hutch
ms, superintendent Of construction, office
of inspector of buildings, is increased from
$3.50 to "a per day to date from May 16,
1904.
That the roadway of lexington place be
paved with sheet asphalt, at an estimated
cost Of $1,000, chargeable to appropriate ton
for elimination of grade crossings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-25
The Wild Horse Race.
FromsIeslie's Monthly.


In tho track before the grand stand, the
ten riders. each with his saddle upon the
ground and hackamore in hand, and each
accompanied by the one helper allowed
him, wait in picturesque groups for the
horses which are presently being dragged
across the field through haze Of dust, each
animal holding back on the rope, kicking,
striking. fighting for freedom every inch Of
the way Not until he Is blinded bya handker-
chief or bit of gunny sacking can he be
held still at all, and then only in tremu-
lous uncertainty that turns to a frenzy Of
bucking the instant the saddle touches his
back. In the mad mix-up of men and
horses, ropes and saddles, presently de-
veloped, the wonder is that anything can
be accomplished. But sooner than would
have seemed possible to one Is In the sad
dle-or, to speak with accuracy, more or
less in the air above it; another follows and
then another, the horses all bucling, rear
ing and pitching more wildly than ever.
Then one has somehow worked his way
through the milling mass: others are fast
after him, the riders, permitted only hacka-
more brides. that scarce may guide the
crazed animals at all, triumphantly wav-
ing hats and quirts as they make of by
such eccentric sequence of bone lacking
jumps, pitches and Grow hopping" that
no wonder some have to "pull leather
while others come to grief upon the ground.