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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-06-25
A Minor Consideration.

$50 you have found new servant"
said Mrs. Bliggins.
eyes," answered her husband proud
~. 81 don't know yet how much sal
airy she wants."
Never mind about the salary. Find
out how many people there are in her
family and whether they have large
appetites. w Washington Star.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-06-25

Old Cashly--Are you sure this en-
gagement to my daughter is a serious
matter?
Cholly Noscadds = Serious? Why,
it's case of eating with me!-Boston
Journal.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-04-28
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS.
8 Per Cent. Interest once a year,
10000 optional payments with
Davenport Savings Bank.
RAGLEY e NELSON

w. A. Smutney, Undertaken and
Embalmer, Day phone 100, Night
,phone loo. l2-3l-tf
Mrs. Jennie Bailey went down TO
Extra Tuesday to visit for the day
with her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Fulton.
Chat Dustin went down to Extra
Wednesday evening to be present at
the Harden brook funeral services.
Arthur Farquhar has the carpenters
busy putting an addition to his resi-
dence property so as to give more room.
Jim McNutt came up from his home
near Griswold Wednesday to attend
the funeral services of Bert's infant
child.
/. W. Baker went to California Mon
day to visit his son Will and with his
two sisters and brother who live in
San Francisco.
For the best furniture see w. A.
Smutney and pay one profit. No
iobbers, no large rent. You pay one
profit instead of three. South Park.
ell If
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-04-28
MONEY TO LOANl
ANVIvH II Il " LVl1Ws
,Uith the German Savings
Bank ut 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH, PHELPS DE- PHELPS
.4tsd,sbOn. IOsca

Farmers have you tested your seed
corn?
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ellwood have had
the care of sick baby the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Brown went
down to Extra Tuesday to attend the
funeral services of Mrs. James Kelsey.
Charley White was down to Extra
last Thursday Attending to legal bust
ness and shaking hands with friends.
NISSAN Graham and Mrs. Stotts go
to Extra today to attend the funeral
services of Geo. Hardenbrook who was
shipped in from Pueblo, Col, for
burial.
Mrs. VIM. Faulkner and children
went out to Omaha last Friday to Wis
it for time with her husband and
with her sisters who are residents of
the Nebraska Metropolis.
Mrs. Henry Schrieber and daughter
Kit left for Chicago last Friday where
they will visit with her children who
are residents of that city, holding
good and lucrative positions.
The home of Mike Foley was the
scene of a merry dance last Friday
evening that showed Mr.. and Mrs.
Foley to be royal entertainers and Ca
pable of showing their guests a
thorough good time.
III. j. Hollister and sister departed
Sunday for Seattle, Washington where
they expect to visit relatives and to
see the sights along the coast and to
see if they would care to make the far
west their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Simpson are re-
joicing over a girl that came to their
household Monday. With it comes
much happiness as its life begins to
develop and unfold, so that it spreads
ray of infinite help to those who
have its care and keeping.
The funeral service of the infant
chlld of Mr. and Mrs. Bert McNutt, OF
Old Hanlin, took place last Wednes-
day and one of the largest corteges
that has passed through town followed
the little ones remains to the Maple
Grove cemetery, thus speaking in this
silent though helpful manifestations
of their sympathy for the bereaved
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-04-28
Best Cough rledicine for Children.

When you buy cough medicine
for small children you want one in
which you can place implicit conf
dence. You want one that not only
relieves but cures. You want one that
is unquestionably harmless. You
want one that is pleasant to take.
Chsmherlain's Cough Remedy meets
all of these conditions: There is moth
ing so good for the coughs and colds
incident to childhood. 1t is also a
certain preventative and cure for
Group, and there is no danger what
ever from whooping cough when it is
given. 1t has been used in many ep-
idemics of that disease with perfect
success. For sale by Nick Doffing &
Co.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-04-28

Carlos Jones, of Highland Park.
was an over Sunday visitor with his
uncle Gil Jones and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Burnside en-.
tertained few friends at an informal
dinner party last Tuesday evening.
Roy Smith is home from his work
in the dental college in Chicago and
will remain during the summer vaca-
ton.
Peter Petersen of Sac City was in
town Tuesday shaking hands with
friends ere he left for Oregon his flu
ture home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Phelps and baby
came up from their home in Atlantic
Tuesday evening to spend few days
N the B. S. and L. d. Phelps homes.
Mrs. w. III. Cowles got back from
Council Bluffs and down by Glenwood
last Saturday where she had most
delightful visit with Mrs. Frank
Bradley
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Harper left Tues
day for st Louis where they will
spend the summer visiting her broth
er and also take in the Sights at the
exposition.
o. G. Donaldson, County Recorder,
was on the sick list, the first of the
week and unable to look after his
court house duties, which were attend
ed to by his brother Charles.
D. L. Freeman went down to Extra
Wednesday thinking the body of Geo.
Hardenbrook would be there for burial
but as the services had been postponed
until Thursday he returned and waited
until today to go down.
Rev. DR.. Jenkins of Omahn was
to have spoken in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday but was unable to
be present. but the substitute was
very acceptable to the large and ap-
preciative audience that had assem-.
bled.
The members of the Presbyterian
church have had the painters and
paper hangers at work on the interior
of the parsonage and have had every.
thing fixed up. They hope to have
the outside painted and everything ir
the best of shape for the new pastor.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-04-28
Makes A Clean Sweep.

There's nothing like doing thing
thoroughly. OF all the salves you
ever heard of, Bucklens Arnica Salve
is the best. 1t sweeps away and cures
burns, sores, bruises, cuts, boils, ul-
GERS, skin eruptions and piles. It's
only 25c, and guaranteed to give salts
faction by NICK DOPING & Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
TOWNSHIP.

B~aQinpinR at ne cor ae q of ne q W $50
IT q 6O4M II o 1870 II n 30 II 9 100 # y . =,
B4M IT ...........:...;".":..IS IL Nv
Commencing n line Of Fifth st town
Of Solomon proper " 22S It n 100 IT
g 80 II n "a IT Q 17s IT 8 200 IT to be- a. -,
ginning .......... 70
Commencing at center Of the sc q OF
"a rds' 10 1w
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
DETROIT.

D / 4 OE4hO14' -
Lots ! and 8, bk B; Its II, 1S: IL, Il; lS 3 10 h an !
biz C; com OF Q pit 1874 IT 8 of 20 cor Of bk ". 90
I, 10 ", "a and W 6 II 81, % and Is biz d.
Lambs Addition.
Lots ]. 81. and h 7 and all Is bk c; Its 1,
; 5 and 6 h Is BIZ G.
South Navarro.
Lot bk IA; 1t 1 bk is.
HOPE.
Lt3, SO # A and "a # s side 1t 4 biz 1; Its s an,
Q BIZ 2: Is IT sw cor Z and 10 It NV cor 8 biz 2
8 "a II 1t 4 bk 4; Its Q and 10 blk 4; Q b 1t 1, 8 !
IT Q and n 10 # 7 biz s.; 9 1870 IT offs A IT off Z bk
9 80 Y ~ and 2 and n "a #, 1t 5 and s 20 # Of
Thurstin and swayze's LIST Addition.
Lots !, 2SA, II and 1S bk A; 1t bk B; It
Isl sse1e IS 10 ii Is ii and is BIZ L; 5oxloo
ne cor II Z BIZ 2; lts l.. ;, 10, II and IS bk q; Its
s and6 bk 8; It'll Blk 6.
I. G. Growers Add. u
Lots 10, IA, Is, Is. " and IS bk 2; Its 4, 3. 0
and Is blk 10; Its !, 8 bk IL; 1t 8 blk II; Its 10 to II
ex r Of way Of 3 Blk 10.
Henquenet's lst Add.
Lots Q, 5, 9, 10 bk ]: Its 2. 3 blk 3; 8 h 8, all 0, IL
Is, 10, " and IS biz 4; Its l, "a a., 8 biz 8; ltt
l.. 3, bk 7; Its 8. 4. blk 7; 1t IA blk 8; 1t bk Q.
HenQueneC 2n0 A0Q.
Lot IL.
Henquenet's LIST Subdivision.
Lots 13678911 Is 10 IL 10 IS 20 81 80 and Al.
Shores Addition.
Mill blk 1; 1t 8 BIZ u.
CHAPMAN.
Lots II 10 10 10 20 blk g.; 1t / 10 20 biz q: 8 b bk 8
II 10 Blk 10; Its 4 and n 20 ~ II Q 70 ~ IL blk Ii;
1t IL bk II; com 20 IT 0 ne cor of b W III # rs
IT " 10 IT . 50 n . ISL # n Is II to beg bk 70; be-
ginning ne cor 9 h biz W al II o Is II el41 II n %
to lO1 n lOs IT Q ii II 9 to river . 80 II to beg BIZ
10; all 8 b except $40 of biz Is; 6Ox2O0 $40 b biz
10: Its A and 8 bk Ii; n b bk 10; n h and 8 h blk Ia
Q 10 IS 10 and 20 bk l8: all bk 20 except so IT on
W side bk 20; 50 II W side bk 20; W h Blk q.
6heeran's list Add.
Lots 8 and 4 biz 2; Its 1 2 3 and 4 bk4
Sheeran's End Addition.
Lot 156 biz !: 1t 2 8 4 and s biz 2; Its 7 and 8
BIZ 2;lts 1 . and 8 BIZ 4; 1t Blk 4: b0x1SO ftw end 9.
Sheeran's 3rd Addition.
Lots.4 5 8 Z 8 and Q bk 7: Its 5 and Q h blk 0.
sheeran's 4th Addition.
Lots | Q and 8 BIZ ]; Its land 5 bk 1, Its 1 23
and 4 Blk 2; Its . s and 0 biz 8; Its 1 2 3 A Blk s; !
II Il ~ ! ? , 1, 4 * Il g & Its IS 4 IS and 10 bt 8; h 49, Il
knights Addition,
Lots l Q 8 and 4 Blk g.;
WooDBINE.
Lots II biz s; Its Is and 16 BIZ 10; Its 10 20 81
e II Is - "a bf Il - bk II; 1t II and II biz 20; 1t
HERINGToN.
Lots 1 3 biz 4. It's Q and 4 biz q; Its 0 8 10 10 Il
10 IS and 30 bk 4: Its 2 1910 Blk To- Its 8 z 8 o 10
bk 10; lts 1914 16 Is 20 biz IA; ITS l35791i Is and
~ W QNH N n INA ne poE n ! 1aa n ~ NJ
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04

Anhk and : lHskN . b e Il
Prathsr Addinoa-
luasndt lobks In n andR - biz = IL
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
TALMAG
Its 10 IA blk s In willowdale.
SOLOMON.

LIS 50 40 g lst 9, beginning q a pit 8 side Of
3 n n 1850 n . % Il % II 5 q and lts pS, o., 90,
lSs iS 8 Main 9, 4, lts 49, Log g! ~ 1 iTs 175 N l?g' isi
2i72i0 al 22S 22S 2S7 Main 81, It's 10 u IL 10 is sh
80 Sss Isl IS aSs $50 ses s7oS 7s Main & c ceI bsP
z z, 4 \; = e & ; e T 4 ~ 4. :; ! i I IS IS g, l 4. ~ 20 ~ I, n +. 4 z
is iii IFS III Il9 1sl lss ia5 IN 10 4th 81. liz IS
% IOS lO8 ITO lis ia l16 l2e 128 $50 1874 1855 lth II.
lta % i0b 17 10 10 % ~ 80 100 lO4 IO6 lOB ITO ST.
d, IT, llo lis 40 1So 9Th ct, Its l 81 90 II 1e5 ~ a
100 9Th st.
Hall q whitley Addition
LtlisR r st. 1t "a "a % 81 % eth st. ls 10 IS IL
q a 10 ~ 10 q 80 5th o. Its 4 . 8 10 10 20 % 1917
Gels add. it, i to 10 IS Il Is 70 Is biz S and ali
blks 8 Gel, add. Ils 10 81 % blk 8 Gels add. IS
% 50 blk . Gels add.
CARLTON.
LtlsB7e BLK s. Its 1857 q Is 81 % blk g, Q
10 90 even ls bin !, lie 1857 II RlS u Is Is ~
% biz @ it, % 10 90 pt2l all . . blk o as n g
Is 81 % blk 10, all blks II and Il, lots 10 u IS II
Il Il II y Il Il Il Il L i : = = z z 81 & = & z IL = ! Z q = = p o slf Il i i Z
20 "a ~ blk is its . 4 10 10 II le hlk IL, Il 10 blk
70, Its is is II ~ 81 Is blk 81, all blk b, all blk
q except 2, hS& - 81 blk Is, lts q % blk 70
DILLON
All blk sex % Is "a % in Ridge =.
BANNER CITY.
Lots, q and abke; lts I. z 4. 30. 81, 80, %. ~
q, % and 5 BIZ 10; Il q biz II; ls Al, "a, 2s,
BIZ IL 1t S BIZ 16; Its %, %. so, 81, 90 BIZ
9i. IL BIZ q Its 1 10 IL, 81 to 80 inc hk %; lts IL.
i2 q, q, q, % 9, BIZ % It's u, a and 8 BIZ n;
its .. 10 II and y bk &.
ENTERPRISE
Iots Qi. "a ls and IS biz 4; ls %, Is 90 ~ |. 8
O. 81 II; ls 30 50 BIZ u; . " q BIZ 10; l1 10 ie q
81 ii IL q. 81, 9, 10 BIZ 10 lta Ia ~ bk n; il l
and 4 BIZ q Its {. II, Is, Is bk So Is 8, 10. and
IL 81 "a Its u BIZ 90 It's Wk q BIZ 81; all BIZ 3:
bar SO n n Of V cor BIZ a 100 nv it7k Q 100 n
4 NIX % beg biz s& n hs nh n b bk S. Ia
is i6 n, q 81 ~ ne q BIZ 81.
East Enterprise SUB Div. Of bl1 l, 4 "a Il,
Is I6 IS and s1
Kofbk l. Ii Hbk 49, . and . h 10 and
MIaH n BIZ Is.
esnn's Addition
Ioa9L6ki6 10. is and II BIZ 4 Ms bk 9 : 20
. SIDE bk = { b II nh "a - "a ~ and ie BIZ
Riverside Addition
Aubk and 2 ~ - - BIZ ez III
md u bk { lh 10 Ains and ~ BIZ 2 anbkS
PrntAsrt Addiaoa-
upsndt Dbks In n sudn - BIZ = III
-Shkis.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
Herington Town Co.'s Addition.

Lots 8 Q 10 II and 10 Blk 81; lts 8 bk o.; Its "a
9 . 10 Is Is and 20 blk ~; Its s 7 and 0 BIZ rs; Its | Q
34567 10 y and u bk Y; Its 50 IS blk 80; Its
blk %; Its 10 10 IA 10 IS 20 blk lOl; Oh Of biz 1O2; It's
"a BIZ 1Oa Its IA 10 IS 20 biz 1Ol; Its is 20 bk los;
beginning at q point % IT n Of ne cor''of 1t bk us
thence " l76 ~ n 81 n Q 175 IT . 81 # to begin
ming bk IFS; beginning at q point l7b Y W Of Sc
along said R Of way Dfts to n line Of Main
ct thence Q rs II to beginning bk lis; Commence
ing at o point whore the n line Of Main st
touches the Q line Of the 3 Of way. Of 9 K and
# thence n 100 It W $50 # more or less to the o
line Of X and N r Of way 100 ft along said
3 Of way to place Of beginning bk1lS: all Of that
land In sw q IL 16 lying between the original
between II IL on the west and the Mo. Pac r Of
way on the 8 and the half sec line of sec Il run.
ming Q " on the n to the center 8 acres; Its s
and bk lis: lts 2 and 4 bk l2o: Its q and 50 BIZ
80 Al and 10 BIZ 12l: beginning at a point II It " Of
sw cor lot 9 blk q W to Lime creek thence along
creek " 70 1t II thence Q Is # thence . to begin.
Ming n bk III; beginning ssft g Of the Sc cor Of
nv along creek to beginning bk 12i; part Of bk
l2l; Its 18 20 Blk 1873: is # Its i bk ia; Its I and
8 bk ia; Its s Z blk 1875; W h 34587 blk 1871; Its Q
70 BIZ l27; lts 9 II - Blk l2s; Its | u 10 ~ u 10 biz
creek bk 1870; It 9,and 10 Of creek Blk 1870: It's q
and 8 biz 1871; Its IA and 10 bk 1871; beginning at
NV cor 1t rs Lowers addition to Herington BIZ l18
n to R Of W Mo Pac Ry westerly along R of way
said R of W to center of Lime creek Q along cen.
ter of 1 CT to land decided to Her L and W Co.
n to N bank Of creek thence along bank Of creek
to point 9 Of the W line Of alley W Of Lowers
addition n along said alley line to point Of be-
ginning.
0alkin's Addition.
E 90 # Its 7 8 and Q bk /; all biz 4; Its 3 4 10
l167Sl2 ID IA and 10 bk5
scAilling's Addition.
Lots 8 Q 10 bk&
Thompson's Addition.
Lots 10 II IA 10 is 20 bk 1; Its II and 10 biz 2.
Creech's End Addition.
Lots 5 7 oil 25 81 bk1s7; Its 2488 80 90 "a SO biz
Iss Its 30 81 20 81 So IS bk las; Its % "a % IS bk
Luce l. Wilson's Addition.
Lots 10 is II 10 81 80 Blk 1855; Its 12s567 8 10
III; part Of bk 17s; Its II 10 bk 1853; It's 1s57bk
1869; Its IS Is.
Benefits Addition.
Beginning 514 IT n sw cor Of sc q IL 10 4
Q 40 N 50 W $50 9 50 to beginning 1915 acres; be-
1856 II W NV cor OF bk 100 Creech's add
W 70 It . lao IT Q rs IT n lao IT to beginning.
Al Lowers Addition.
Lots 80 % 81 SO IS 10 q 20 IS ~ 20 81 SO IS bk l1s
Its 20 " bk 118.
Roche's Addition.
q # 1t BIZ !; 8 70 # III bk l; n 100 # 1t 2 bk1
% n lt;s BIZ 1; n IT 1t biz 1; lt4 bk !; Its sand
Creech's Addition.
bk 1874; Its II 10 81 % Blk 1850; Its Q and Sbk 40
to II 10 81 % bk LAG; Its . 10 IL IA 10 10 bk l52;
to l3 Is II 10 q % biz lbl; ell blk 1853.
MANCHESTER
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
ABILENE.


Liza bth street II y ana u 9TH street, 1t @
eth street al n and % 9th street. n 20 n ID IN
street., IL IS 90 o2 o. % and g 7th street Its 81
and nv - swq q and ne . nh street Il 81 " Of
Mud creek Kim street " 7ls t@ and IS Kim
street n g nof 9 40 n IS Elm street 81 n o.
ei60n@ Kim strest center ps 90 Elm street.
andT0 n and "a Kim street 70 and y Cedar
street la 81 and u Cedar street s. Broadway,
I'll Is o. and n Broadway, 70 - and n Spruce
street ~ Spruce street. ls Spruce street g 6
fSH 70 Bueksye 50 81 and - Buoksya
Augustine 4 Lsbold's Sub Division Of Thomp-
son 4 Meooys Addition.
u 10 Cedar street IL q and q Cedar street
Il y Broadway.
Augurtins 4 Lsbelds Sub Diyisioaa of Thomp-
son a hocoyn Addition.
las and - Is and q spruos street Il q
Buckeye Ave-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1904,

and the next succeeding days thereafter, be sold by me at the
county treasurer's office in Abilene, Dickinson county, kan-
sas. to the county, for the delinquent taxes and charges there
on for the year 1903, unless same shall be paid prior to said
day Of sale:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
Delinquent Tax List
DICKINSON COUNTY, KANSAS.
STATE OF KANSAS, zee -
Dickinson County.
uv A. VETxo~~ Tr M Au CnNNnpNs 'a
To ALL Whom IT MAY CONCERN:
A OF KANSAS, &C
Dickinson County.

Notice is hereby given that the following described
lands and Town Lots, situated in the county OF Dickinson
and State Of Kansas, or as much thereof as may be necessary
for that purpose, will, on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
HOLLAND TOWNSHIP.
oHEEVER TOWNSHIP.

ne q ne q......"."".""."" 1 II
Beginning s0e n Q OF NV cor OF ne q
ne d then = to center Of Chapman
10 beg. ii .
BEGINNING at AuAtin's ne cor on Clay
county line Q II n . to center OF
creek v n n n to beg. ........... . II .
A lot beg ct q pit 8 rds e Of NV cor of
ne a ne q running thence 9 TO the
center nj Chapman creek thence
fds etft thence n TO a pt l9e n s
OF Clay county line thence " 46 n
thence n 40 IT thence " IA II thence
% Il To the county line then " 70
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04
HOPE CITY.

Henquenet's LIST Subdivision Vacated.
Lots So to 50 inclusive s side Broadway.
Lots8 % to 113
H~enauenet's End Sub Division Vacated.
o h Its s and 9
h 1t "a
Q h 20 and W b 81
8 b 80 and ne q 80
am - IL 90
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04

Given under my hand and seal this ssth day
Of July, 1901, at the ofic OF the county
Treasurer Of Dickinson County Kansas.
il. SCHNEIDER,
County Treasurer.
r. ". MORSE, Deputy
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-08-04

Lots 10 slbea and Z. ...:u.c.;-..
n OF Smoky Hill river 90 chains Also
acres set OF TO Pat Ryan 10 then
by Dist Ct o 10 degrees 4S minutes
var 50 rds to o stones 10 aegRees Y
minutes 20 rds % links % " egtee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-09
ARMY AND NAVY READY.
Prominent officials Will Attend Tomor
rows Big Rame at League Park.

All Is in readiness, for tomorrows army
and navy game at American League Park
A canvass of the departments OF the
navy. and the army has developed the faet
that many of the high officials IN potn
branches of the service will attend the game
and help cheer for their respective elevens.
From the general stan of the army the fol-
lowing officers have signified their intentions
of attending and have. engaged boxes: co.'s.
Miller and witherspoon. Majors Beach.
Mallory, Duvall Goethals, Harrison, Call
lard, Mann Reber Capts. Hale, Muir,
Rhodes. Reeve. Nolan. Mcintyre. Gallagher.
Gilmore Ham, Thompson. Niche, Scherer
and Ramsey The quartermaster's depart
ment win be represented by Major Littreli
and a number OF others. From the coast
survey there will be Superintendent Tit
mann, Inspector Ogden. Chief Bauer, Dis
bursting Agent Nesbit and Chief Hoover
Washington barracks will be represented by
Col Burr. Capt Walker and wife, Capt.
Burder and wife, Lieuts. Dillon, Peak, Wal
don, Robins. Raubet.
The navy yard will be officially represent
ed by Rear Admiral Higginson and stan.
DIR. Fitzsimmons Captains Bowyard. Dawn
port Rend and Pendelton, Lieutenant Evans
and practically all the other officers con.
nected with the navy yard The District
Commissioners. General Harries ana stan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-09
BOARD OF REVIEW.
Case of Purchase Of Trotter DR.. Strong
Postponed

The board of revit w in New York yester-
day finished it's session without deciding
on the case of E. e. Smathers. accused Of
violating rule of the organization In pur-
chasing DIR. Strong. the 207h trotter at the
Foster meet, while race in which the
horse was taking part was in progress.
H. H. Travis Toledo, Ohio, was codefend-
ant with Mr.. Smathers Secretary Gocher
was instructed to communicate with the
Judges of the race in question, George
Haight Horace J. Kline and Harold Rus
sci, and direct them to appear before the
board and show cause why they should
not be punished for allowing the sale to
take place. 1t appears that the rule under
which the charges are brought are more or
less ambiguous, and it is certain, at any
rate that the board was unable to arrive
at any decision respecting Mr. Smathers'
connection with the case, after consider
able discussion behind closed doors yester-
day.
The board announced the identity of the
following horses to be satisfactorily eStab-
lished: The bay gelding Expedition. the
bay gelding Frank c., the chestnut gelding
George X. and the bay gelding Happy
Mack.
The identity of the following horses was
declared not established: Bay !gelding Chess
ter gray ge1ding Don Franklin. bay mare
Helena, bay mare Queenie and chestnut
mare Nellie Green. Bay mare Laddie D..
was announced to be r.. j., alias Scrapper,
and the PAGER William F. was said to be
Charlie B., 2.20h.
The ]. c. Mckinney Driving Park Asso-
citation of Tttusviiie, Pa, was penalized to
the extent of a $3.50 fine for an alleged sup
preston of time at that track last August.
The following horses were penalized:
Chestnut gelding Auto, bay mare Bessie,
bay gelding Education King. black mare
George Webb, black geiding Gitchie Man
alto, roam gelding Hamilton, chestnut mare
Idlewiid, bay mare India. black mare Maud
g.. bay geiding Millard Sander2 bay geld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-09

from his warm friend General George b.
Mcclellan. when the latter was governor
of New Jersey.
Walter Jameson had record as one or
the bravest men who drew sword IN the
civil war, and was one of the Congressman
Medal of Honor Legion for bravery he
was born or August IS. 1912, in Boulogne-
Sur -Mer, France. where his father and
mother went from Scotland. his father De-
ing a millwright When Walter was thir-
teen years old he came with his parents 10
Blissville, in the eastern district OF Brook
lyn.
The boy learned his trade OF machinist
in the Wall ropewalk. and became Famous
as an athlete while in his teens. He saved
a comrade from drowning at the risk of his
life when boy of sixteen, ana was a run
ner in the fire engine company Oh winch
former Senator Jacob Worth was men-
her He was brought up with rough young
sters. and early learned to defend himself
with so much skill that he was called upon
to fight professionally. He won ms nrst
fight over Jimmy Elliott, afterward shot
in Chicago by Dunn.
After the war ended he fought and de-
feated Mike Carr in 1865; the same year he
defeated Horatio Bolster. Then he once
defeated Barney Aaron and was defeateo
in turn. These were all decided in vir-
gfnia He defeated John McGlade at Colds
brook, in 1867, and Billy Kelly at Strick-
land, both in Pennsylvania, and fought
Billy Edwards three times; twice at Ia
pounds. Jamiesons proper weight being
1872 The third battle was for the cham
pionship at 1913 pounds. On that occasion
the ring was broken into and the fight
broken up. The referee ran away and
week later decided against Jameson.
After that he went into the theatrical and
circus business and introduced the triple
clog dance speciality. Then he opened a
gymnasium and saloon which he kept for
eight or ten years in Baltimore. His last
fight was with Jack McAuliffe. who de-
feated him in two rounds.
Cresceus' Record Thrown Out.
Tho time of 1.54N. given out as a trot-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-09
and Major Sylvester will watch the game

from boxes. =, 49,,
The navy eleven had it's final practice this
morning at the navy yard. This afternoon
Coach Wefers will have the men don the
toes and give them long cross-coumtry
run to put them on edge. The army prac-
tice this afternoon at Fort Myer Will De
open and will be witnessed by the whoie
garrison. No scrimmages will be attempt
ed hut the coaches will devote themselves
principally to perfecting the formations and
running the team through signals.
The sale of seats continues most encour,
aging to the management, and IL is expecteu
that there will be an unusually large crowd
present when Referee Thompson blows his
whistle. Three full regimental bands. the
Navy Yard, Cavalry and Engineers, Will De
stationed at different parts OF the stands
and will enliven things from the beginning
to the end of the game.