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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08

Elmltinry trial at 1870 "A. NJ, Wednesday,:
<Corinthian Class.-Thc first prize Offer
y ed by Mr.. j. r.. Anderson. Open to I'll
hunters, Horses must be ridden by mems
.bers OF some recognized hunt club In hunt
costume. Conformation to count d per
cent; performance over fences, ~ per
cent. Two jumps at}&4 feet and two
jumps at feet 6tinches. ,s4
First prize $4,000; second prize, 5000;
third prize, $500; fourth prize. ribbon.
FIT Confidence b. g., l6 Ia. years; sire,
Diabolus. John w. McComb.
Heatherbloom, b. g., 16 1-2, Howard
Willcts. #3A ts!a5
Toronto CHI. g, 1e-1, 6 years, Howard
Willets. .@
Jack. hr. g., 1e, I years, Howard VIII
lets. GEs5 s3sEg
sapolo b. &. 1s, 6 years; sire. Imp
Albert; dam, 1ntrlcia Thos. Kenney. q
,rorchlight gr. g.. 1872, Charles Ffizer.
Rife, b. g., 1873 Richard Donnelly.
lrelands Arrow, CHI. g., 1G, 6 years. Miss
Vera Morris.
Buck. CHI. g, 1879. Westchester Farm
Onerios, CHI. e., 1913, 6 years; sire, Nor
pheus; dam Athena II1.sWestchoster
Farm.
chester Farm.
Centennial. blk. g., 1861, 0$years, Vest
chester Farm.
Red Raven, b. g, 1s-1, 6 years. West
chester Farm 85 4
cygnet,T 5. nj, 1885, 8 years westches-
ter Farm. nv 1 aSi5 r, ,a5s4
May Bell, 1br, m, 1872. years, West
chester Farm.
E'ireIight, CHI. M, 1913, years; SIRE
Torchlight, Mrs. Allen Potts.
Major Blunt, eli. g.. 1862, Z, years; sire,
Guardsman, r. G.5Mtchel,, I'd.
Queen of Spades. br. M, 1913 1-2. Z years;
sire rendennis r. G.. Mitchell, I'd,
4Allnn-a-Dale, CHI, s., 1913, Z years: sire,
ordway, George J. seay.
Jubllant, CHI. e., 1913. years; sire, Imp
Nnrthful; dam, Nnpraplne. Paget Y
Dixie. IA yt.9 & I
Grand Marshall, b. g., 1G. years; sire.
Longstreet;& dam, Pretense, Iaget 6;
Dixie.
Hlppias, b. &, 1871. years; sire. Ham
burg; dam, Imp. Buttermere. Peter r.
Labouisse
Salisbury -ch. 81, 1e-2. 6 years; sire,
Imp Athcling: dam. Blarney, Mrs. Peter
r. Laboulsse. @
Deep Run, b. g.. 1873, 8 years II. C.
Beattie.
carnatlon. CHI. M, 15-s IL, years, II.
C. Beattie,
Nancy Lee b. 1n,a David Dunlop.
Navajo, b. &, 1B, David Dunlop,
King Dodo, CHI, g., 49, years, u. 3.
sydnor.
Brandon. ch, g., 1873, I years, Julian
Morris.
High links, br. M, 1913. $ years. Mrs
B. s Horne.
Chipmunk. oh. g.. 1879. G, W. Smith
Nimrod, b. s.. ls .1-2. s years, G. w
Smith, f3U
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third street, New York City, class q.


Richmond, Va, class &c. =,
s1a Grent and Beattie, Bloomingdale Stock
Farm. Richmond. Va. class is.
Hale. Garber and GarSer Ha ar sH % e
GVa.,$ clnsses 6, 8, II. IL, II, ~, ~, ~ ~,
{ 80, 49, s., SO. Is
Thomas 6. HcrrlngsT Bridgewater, Va,
y Mrs. Thomas G. Herrings, Bridgewater,
Va, classes t45, 40:
q Mrs Charles Hurkamp, fredericksburg.
Va, glasses q g 81. ., ,rrado !, Il !,
$ b. S. Horne, Keswick, Va, classes "A.
As, AZ, 40. co. 81, So.
class 49,
Stewart # j; Johnson trs' Williamsburg s0 Va
Misses johnson. No. 4O7 Grace Street,
Richmond, Va, classes 2s. 81.
Thomas Kenney, American Horse Ex-
change, Ney York. Ny classes 49, a.
iKeswic LEX Hunt Club. Kcswlck, Va class
l.
= !. d 2
Peter r. Labouise, Warrenton, Va,
classes 43, n, As. Al, 40.
Il Mrs. Peter r. Labouise, Warrenton, Va"
classes Al, 70, A, 49, ri
e.i M
s John w. Mccomb, No. 400 North LON
hardy Street, Richmond, Va, classes a.,
45. n. 40. il a
ninth Street, New York, N. y classes 4,
10 10, 20. 81, 80, "a. "A, As, AZ 40, 50,
r, G; i Mitchell 3D. Aqua Va" classes ls''as
Alfred p, Maclay, No. s95s Fifth Avenue,
New York. N. y. classes !, 8,
Julian Morris, lleswck, Va, classes Al,
49, A, n, 40, b9..
Charles Pfxer. No. 81 Maiden Lane.
New York n y, classes Il, A. A, 20. 81
county, Va, classes 49, 10, 50, SO, "a, So, 40.
A., 43, A, AZ, A.. 49,, 81, 50.
Joseph a, Pollard, Agent r. T, D., No.
s, Richmond, Va, Glasses i 8.
Paget and Dixie, Uppervllle. Va. classes
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Watson. SS n g II 81 ,;$.s. 54
Ny MARYLAND ~ ia 9 years CIV.
Watson, VI N 5 e55a 4 Ii 4! $s Il
Lakeside !. IL H. 15-l1-,2, 8 years, 70
seph yYiesenfed. ls5F
Airs b. nj, l5-9, $ years, Hale, Gar
Der and CARRIER.
conqueror, :. g, 16111-a, 8 years, Geo,
$500 Oh, M. 1911, 8 years, Henry
Fairfax. ".
Class SO.
Judged at $3.50 p NJ. Saturday.
Saddle Horscs.-Ch Champion Class. Open
only to horses having taken n first prize
in saddle horse classes at this or any
recognizc(ll horse show. The former Will
be post cntries;Sthe latter must be made
attthe time Of the closing Of entries. I'm
trance fee, $40.
First prize, 500; second prize, reserve
ribbon.
Mnstor b. g., ISL, $ years, g. w. Wat
son. NJ Fiji
Determination, CHI. &, 1873, s. years
C. w. Watson.
Preference CHI. g.. 15-1M, 4years, Hale
Gs.yber & CARRIER, and post entries.
Glass 22.
Judged at S:35 P. NJ, Saturday
Championship Cass.-For single har
ness horses Open to all horses having
taken a first prize or one OF a pair haY
ing taken Il. first rize in the harnes!
classes at this or any recognized show
The former to be post entries; the latter
must be made at the closing Of entries
Entrance fee, $40. a3 ID n,
First prize, 500; second 4 prize, reserve l'aa
ribbon. 5s if 5 N 4 Sgi u b q
Mignionette, CHI. M, 15, years, Johr
Kerr Branch ~
Watch Me, b. 81 1872 David Dunlop.
SEQ Me Go, b. 81. 15-1, David Dunlop.
Darby, b.. e.. 16, David Dunlop.
Lord Baltimore, b. g., 15-l 80, years
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SO, "a, II, 43, A, As, 4G, AZ.

%, I'D, u, i'oi ~ ~ :, ~ i n
j.. A. Saunders, Jr., Richmond, Va,
! %. q. Saunders, Sd, Lexington. Va,
si Richard d s. s: geunder, woodbury. Forest
iii aS ". Scott, Richmond, va. class 81.
Mrs. John spratley, Elberon, Va, classes
:, # !, II i spratley. plosrson, Va classes
George ]. seay, NO. 11oe Dast Main
Street Richmond. Va. classes 40, a, A.,
i Master asst John scldcn. Stokes, va, classes
George ", Stevens. u. No. sls Floyd
Miss Gertrude Shelton, Richmond. Va,
class 4S. Z, - -
Main Street, Richmond. Va, class 49,
George Cole Scott. Richmond, Va. class
!. g; w Smith, W z q Va g classes
g. W. Smith and Company. Warrenton,
X X B. h,AS ssydnor, richmond Va. classes
4 81 4 ana AZ & 4. syanor and Company. Rich
"oad' r W, s'sssss i i: g s.
Thomas &. Taylor, Beltsvllle, Md, class
Robert i NJ. Taylor, Towson, Nd, classes
raylor ana Company, rowson, Nd,
class AZ. !; IN ass4
Mrs a.. o.Iyan Heusen, IS Central Park.
West, New York, n. x, classes 9, . 10.
II, 10, q.
A. I35 w Il 4 u Il
G. w, Watson, Continental, Building
Baltimore Md, classes 2, y =, ., y: u ~
9. 10. i, IL IS. ~ 10 49, 9, u y 20 = "a
Howard iVillets, White Plains, N, W
classes 40, A., 81, 49, so. 81, s..
Willets and Donnelly White g. Pans MS ~
VI, class 40. 5 ..5sF,t =. y !. =
Wesstchester Farm. IIartsdale N. x;
classes SO, 81, 40. 43. "A, 45. AZ 40. CO. o., o.
Westchester Farm and Company, iihr's-
dale, N. ", class 18.
Wood and Hall, Bellevue Va classes
: Joseph j, D. Willard. No, 1877 West frank
lin Street, Richmond, Va, class b.
:, Dir. J. A, White. RICHMOND, Ya.. Class \. o.
joseph yYicsenfe!d. Baltimore, Md,
classes 4, s, o, ~, 10, IS. 20. 50, q,
George Watson, No. 2l2 West Fiftieth
Street. New York City, olasses 9, Z, s. 9.
II, II, 10, 20, p, 20, n, =, ~,
& George Watson, Jr.,. No, 2l2 NYeSl flt-
tleth Street, New York City, class 49, y
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COURT MATTERS.
Tribunals Took the Usual Satur-
day Half Holiday Yesterday.

There was nothing doing In the Ilust-
ings Court yesterday. and Judge WITT
took advantage of q barren docket to
run down the river and try his hand at
fishing It is not recorded that he struck
any t'cases" worth reporting,
In tho law and Equity Court yesttefT
day suit was brought by John Stokes,
executor, against George 3, Harris, the
object being to recover $265,06. alleged
to- he due on q note. .i
z Three motions for final judgments
we're flied to-wit; BY Edwin Burlinga,mne
and others against the American Gullai
claim 81 900. BY, the Southern cl'alr
Company against b. g. Buford. action 20
recover s2ls'76. BY ch la seF, ~ w
Sons, OF New York, aga INST ~ - W
Curtis, action for $50. ,s
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which they have Entries:
B +, 4
John Kerr Branch. Box $780, Richmond,
u, St, George Bryan, Times Building,
Richmond Na class I, a. do,n soo,,
Farm. Richmond, Va, CLASSES 40, 49,, 4s,
4, Mrs + o G. nsstt!s, RGom n Stock
Harry Boalte, Jr. Bloomlngdale Stock
Wal;riner Beuttle, Bloomingdale Stock
Farm. Richmond, Va. class 81, 4
B Jay IT., Carlisle. NO. 20 Broad Street.
New York n Y,s classes T. . 9 ~ i, IS,
-'';'rhomas N, Carter Chamber Commerce
FRANKLIN Street, Richmond, Va, class 81.
Mr., and Mrs, Thomas n. Garter No, 300
West Franklin STREET, Richmond va,
Cameron Run Hunt, No. /. classes 42, As.
Cameron Run Hunt. No, z, classes 1 AZ IS.
Il, !, Coleman, FREDERICKSBURG Ya'' class
e''y s'.! s:' 8 s''i 5 f''fs" s'v f''
land n Y, elasses i. a %. g, s., :
William p, Drewry. NO. % l-eonarc
Street. New, York, n, ~, classes as y .
David Dunlop Petersburg, Va. classes
/, g. s, a, s, 10 II, IL, Is. H. IS: 20 q
Is. 26. 20 80, 81, 49, 49, AZ, A. 40; ~ 10, 30; 30
Dunlop and sydnor Richmond, va.
/. GLASS 49,
e
b. II. Ellington, Richmond VA class 81
r
Henry Fairfax, Aldle, Va, classes 4, s
3 3 8 I Sof B % R s7;hmona Va, casse.
i 40, e. 80, 49,. ,,,s,.
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SATURDAY.
Class {.

Judged at $500 p. M. Saturday.
Horses In Hnlncss.--Palr OF horses,
over Il hands ] inch and not exceeding
10 hands. Should have conformation,
quality, style, all-around action. and be
able to go good pace.
First prize. $l25; second prize, 500;
third prize, $40; fourth prize. ribbon.
Mazle, oil, M, years C. w, Wat
Sue Kearsley. Oh, M. is. 9 years. G.
w, Watson,
lnsosalnt, b. M IS, -, Joseph VIE
Ingesde, b. M, 10. -, Joseph VIE
senfeld
Maud, b, IN. IS, years, Henry Fairfax,
DaUodll, CHI, n Is. years, Henry
Fairfax. f6
Glass s.
Judged at $40 p. NJ, Saturday.
Horses In Harncss,--Horse over IL
hands and not exceeding Is hands
inches Should have conformation, quail
ity, style. ali-around action, and be able
to 90 n good pace TO BIO shown TO 9
two or four-wheeled vehicle,
First prize 500; second prize, 500
third prize. sea; fourth prize, ribbon,
Eloquence, ch. m, 10 l-2, years
JAY +, Carlisle.
Revenue, oh, g., 16-l l-S, years iaS
+. Carlisle
sinner b. 81 l5-1-s, 9 years Mrs a
o. Van Heusen,
Virginia Coon. blk. g., 1872 la, years
Mrs A. o. Van Heusen' :.
Saint b. m, l5-1 years Mrs' a. =
| Van IIcusen.
Miss sharps, br, m. l5-ll-2, years
John KerE~B Branch.
Tantalus, b. g., l5-2 years. MIS- 9o'''
spratley.
Sec Me Go, b. q, 1b-l, David Dunlop
| Coggins. b. g., lB-2. David Dunlop.
| Bell Boy, y. 4. 15-s. 8 years, e ~
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703 Z. Broad st,

terday granted charter TO the Farmers
Bank Of Edinburg, Incorporated; prlncl-
pal office, Ednburg, Va lncorprators,
j. g, Hutchinson, president; a, y. hrom-
ley, cashier, both Of Edinburg. capital
stock, maximum, $25, 600; minimum, s4oVoo,
Objects and purposes: 10 conduct q gem
$eral banking business.
What Tho ancients described as facills de-
census Averni NE describe, more vaguely, -
Easy Street-l'uck,
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Glass 4e.

Judged alto p. NJ. Friday. 8
Ladies Jumping Cluss-sl1 orses to be
Y ridden, by ladies who ride to hounds,
u over jumps not TO exceed A feet Per-
8to,inance only to count. .
E8 The association VIII present to the lady
riding the winner in this class hands
& scme silver cup.
First prize. $780, second prize, $50; third
prize, s25; fourth prize, ribbon.
II Confidence, b. &, 16 ii. 6 years; sire,
v Diabolus. John w. NfcComb
Iicatherbloom, b. g. 16 1-2. Howard
4 N'illets.
Toronto. CHI. g., 1911, 9 years. Howard
4 1villets. 3f @
Jnck, br. 6, 1e, Z years Howard Will.
lets. Fs
Albert: dam, Intricia. Thomas Kcnneyr
Il Torchlight gr. 6. 15-2. Charles Ptizer.
3 Rifle. b. g., 1873 Richard Donnelly.
1reland's Arrow, CHI. g., 1G, 6 years. Miss
X Vera Morris. .iS.S. "
! Buck, CHI. g., 1872. Ncstchcster Farm.
onerios, oh. g., 1875 years; sire, Nor
!. pheus; dam Athena III. f4 NVestchesters
Farm
Jack frost, r. g., 1913, s years. west
L chester Farm
Red Raven, b. g., 1911, years, West
81 chester Farm. a s5
cygnet b. M. 1873, years. Westminster
x Farm. III
May Bell. pr. M. 1872, 5 years, West.
4 chester Farm.
Sir IGibbe b. e., 10 years; sire, Sam
& Carey; dam, Cora G. Mrs. Thomas /. g.
& Herring.
HI Firelight, CHI. M, 15-3, 5 years; sire,
Torchlight. Mrs. Allen Potts. L. 5
ss Allan -Dale, oh. g.. 1913, years; sire.
IS Crdway. George J. seay.
Hippias, b. s., 1871, years; sire liam
T burg; dam. Imp. Buttcrmcrc. Peter r.
q Labouisse. s,
3SG sal sbury, CHI g. .16-o years; sire,
4 Imp. Atherling; DAM Blarey, Mrs. Pc
S8ter$R. Labouisse.
Grey Rock, gr. g., &c, . years Robert
4 M. Taylor.
carnation, CHI. M, 49, 10, years II.
Eeattie.
Nancy Lee, b. M, 49, David Dunlop.
King Dodo, CHI. g., ls years u. 3.
sydnor
SILVER slipper, CHI. nj, 14-e, G years. D.
r.. Coleman.
Brandon CHI. 6, 1913, years. Julian
Morris.
High links, br, M, 15-a s years. Mrs
q s.. s. Horne.
Sin Bad, pr. g, 1e,5 years. 9, ".
Smith s
Class ~.
Z JUDGED al 1890 p. NJ. Friday. Pre-
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GREAT l SHOW nj Will
OPEN THIS WEEK
CONTINUED from fifth PACED

I RS are not allowed to compete for TINS
class. IN ~. =,
First prize, $i00.ooi second prize, Soo.pi
third prize, $500; fourth pr &C. ribnon. 4.
q T.. Carlisle.
q Sinner, i. s.. is ~ esycars, Mrs. A.. O.
Van Heusen. VI,
Dr. Reid oh. e., 15 8 years, sire, imp,
\ Cudet, a. Randolph Howard.
IN 8Migniotette, oh. M, 10. Z years, John
Kerr Branch. ;.9.
Miss ,sharps br. M, ISL IL, 6 years,
John ISArr Branch. #j
SpratleyI
32s c:pgsins. b. &, 15-c, -, David Dunlop
lE5ai ord Baltimore. b g.. 15-l S-4, years
s C.s5 w. atsOn.
VI siS Maryland, u. g., 1862, 6 years, CIV.
Watson ~
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III
PROP6SITOS INTERRUPTIONS

La partida Sc hizo alegremente. Los vejos, luego
que huberon coocado encma debao de los bancos sus
maetss sus abrgos pasaron al buque la revta que es
de rigor que Ia costumbre ha hecho oDligaoria Dos
de los pasajeros e urista el parsense habfan Wis
to nunca un buque de vapor las primeras vueas que
dieron las r'ledas admiraon la espuma Despues ad-
miraron ell humo
Examinaron pieza por peza, Ia onbierta en-
ell solado todos los apresto maritmos de argoas gra
pas ganchos pernos, que fuerza dc precision de
ause espece de oyerfa colossal oyera de hierro
dorado con herrumbres producda por las tempestades
Deron la vuelta alrededor del cafoncito de slarma
amarrado la cuberta una cadena como un mas
tin segan observe ell turisa. abrigado seg1n a1adi6
e pariSiense, busa de lana embreada para que
cogiese catarro.
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s. F. L.ORENZI
AGENTE COMIsIONISTA
PLAYA DE PONCE. PTO. RICO

Representsnte de varias casas de los
Estados Unidos, de Europa de Ia
Isla
Corredor de Fabricantes tejides
del ramo de mercancias en- general.
Tiene Catalogos, y nuestrss de in
6nidad de artfculos Y sc encarga de
I do pedido los Estados Unidos
Europa.
Recibe dep6sito cafe, azdcar, y
toda clase de Frutos del Pals para
venderse en- plaza embarcarse.
Solicita precioS sobre muestras que
Sc lie envien y trasmite la mejor oferta
6 la acepta cuando para clio - le
sutorixa.
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24S BIBLICTECA DEL BOLETIN MERCANTIL

cion puso franc mente Ia proa hacia Guernesey No
hubo mas que POGO de tempo perdido. En- los dfas
cortos Ell tempo p.rddo ene inconvenientes. Bri-
llaba TN hermoSo sol de Febre-O
Er el estado que halaba, Tangroulle va te
MIA nuy segnros los pies nj muv fumes los brazos de %
cual resultaba e bravo mone d4svaba fecuen-
cla con 10 cuaI la marcha reSultaba maS leuta.
FL viento habla cafdo casi por complete.
FL pasajero guerneseyano que tenia en- la mauo
aneoo de arga vista 10 drgfn de cuando hacia
vedija de bruma cencena que el vento arrasraba
entsud h4cia el Oese que parecia copo de
algodon manchado de povo
El captain Cubn tenia aspecto puritano
de costumbre parecia redobar aenc6n
Todo apacible cas risuei1o bordo de la Du-
rande los pasaeros conversabar oos cer-ados puede
uzgarse ravesa, del stado del por ell ru-
NOR de las conversacioue5. Ls com oleta bertad de
amino de oasajeros pareas la perfecta
quildad del aqua. ~>.
rs impossible, pyr eemplo, que pueda sostenerse,
TN mar mny tranqlio. conversation
We'd esa bonita mosca verde roja.
Sc ha exraviado ell descansa sobre
buque.
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Notas alegres


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nna .~ra.aar. as..-.,.. =. .....
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Ia. -se~es as - .e,~..,....,... q. .s.~
"a "a - asest.s - 1.,nr
smo cats IA
Csr,o cuse-, =, -,,e ,.,., IS
carcbaan
sm,e5 n-ese,,a i, ,,.,o ac-ecb,
quv u.tea - ~ oh,,..e, ..,-.oh,-
aanao a;en,e con a,e,,,
Que me IA " .orfs ) nee
gunta ,orprenaids
IA uano-sire !.
LA mancs Ms b,e, ,.-ec. go
~.'~aci6n ae ,am6n EN- sulce
Es.S fra;
-Frfs bjscosa
pues :; vi,sa Va Ia 10 -;
Us como si sooie-a Va n.d,o LYo -
lomo adoba6o
pocos co, loo $780,. :;
estas noches los teatros nor no aca-
tarrarse Ia saI;da nero o, co,,b;o
las reuniones nart;culares 60 ,en ,,,,
animadas
70 asiste 4 una donde NOS no,e,
dos braxeros dc cisco do .ahono :,
brasero en- el sal6n dc halle = o,ro an
al p,sillo todos los as;stertes %,
traemos Ia ohI,oac;6, do so,,o- do
c,ardo an orando
RAMIREZ baqa Va el favor dc
sonIar dice Ia sonora de 10 casa al
nr;ue-o oue We =
Y Ramirez b;rca on tierr. !, roa;
liza sonia sin !. menor ,ro,esto
--.~. 10; s;er, co a.,f, aio, ,<.
a,to,ces sDsr6rdes. 81 ha,I. ~, 40
10 .tsa;rke" nos rsfpoiamos an lac -
cob.x ;nter;ores a,ron.l,ad.ne,te y 60
n.ea : 10 .ner+rro da1 ha;la o
nenetre Ell aire fresco de Ia nocbe Y
sc .ais;ne Ia 0r~5c fc,a, cono dice 81
ano he Ia casa one &C IN ffsicoo no.:
table
Es.a ,.d;aa ofreoa 9, rll;o-o. do
,rodnoir ca,arros norc,a 10 rneior
acab. 9e cantar Ia ..Ste1a confdente"
< al f,o1,cv ,4oy;ye ,,a se5or;to mn
sical. de propt6 penetra Dor deba
do J., n,erfa he Ia aIcoba 81 frfo de la
cane Ia aIusta Sc le lnHama Ia
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Tenemos surtido especial rrrcios sin
eomp~tencia CANVAS fndas Dc hierro q
g. 90 y a. todo % druhr
No comprar sin yer Fl suriiao en- 81 GrAR
Bazar De Novedades de GoNaALEz PADp
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-10-05
KILLED A GAM BIER.
Policeman AuIt Who Shot "kid Enp
Iish" Is Seekinu a Pardon.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Oct. 2.-The par
ties who are endeavoring to secure a
pardon for A. j. Ault, formerly of Greg
Dry county, who is serving q term in
the Sioux Falls penitentiary for the
murder Of kid" English, during the
Bonesteel rush last year, have been ad-
vised that the case will come up for a
hearing before the state board of par
dons on October IT next. Ault has en-
gagged French & Orvis, Yanl1ton attor-
neys, to represent him at the hearing,
and will make q strong effort to secure
the desired pardon.
At the time of the killing Of English,
Ault was a peace officer at Bonesteel.
English was a gambler, who, with sew
eral hundred other gamblers, had gone
to Bonesteel for the purpose of fleeing
unwary landseekers who fiocked to the
town to register for chances to draw
homesteads in the coded portion of the
Rosebud Indian reservation.
1t is said the application for Ault's
pardon contains the names of hundreds
Of the best citizens of that part of the
state. The movement for his pardon
was inaugurated by his wife, who
worked earnestly for weeks in secur-
Ing signatures to the application.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-10-05
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
4 B0NESTEEL HOME
A Certain Bed Is Responsible
for Deaths OF Three
Children.
TALL IN STRANGE SLEEP
1t Is Impossible to Awaken the Chill,
dren from the Mysterious Slumher
and Death Is the ResuIt-One
Case This Week.

Ronesteel, S. D., Oct. "a mystcri-
ously fatal bed, responsible already for
the deaths of three children, has just
come to light in the home of George
Yesser, seven miles southwest of this
place.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Schroeder, living southwest also, went
to the YesSer home to visit. They
placed their 9-months-old babe on q
bed in an ordinary sleeping room of
the house and left it for a nap. Two
hours later in the afternoon, when they
went to awaken the child, they ound
1t sleeping the slu1nber of death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yesser said that two
other children had died in the same
Mysterious ann on that bed. The
children had been left on the bed to
AXE a nap. When it was time to rouse
them, they had, a few months apart,
been found dead.
The mystery of the fatal bed has not
been fathomed. The dying Schroeder
child was brought to DR.. Kenaston fol
treatment at this place.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-10-05
B BY COUNTIES.
Total Amount in South Dakota Ia
Nearly s 900, COO.


Pierre, S. D., Oct. 4.-The forthcom-
ing report Of the state auditor will
show tina the Indebtedness of the off
ferent counties of the state is q total
of Sc, 057, ST4.61 But of his liability,
49, 97 1872. 80, or over 30 per cent. is in
the shape of loans from the permanent
school fund, ana is secured by mort
cages.
The total assets to offset the liabil-
tiles are placed at ST. 99, 500. so, showing
assets Of 81, 142,01 so in excess of the
liabilities. Nearly half the counties Of
the state are without bonded indebted
ness. the list being; Aurora, Bon HON.
rle. ~Brookings, Brule, Charles Mix,
Clark, Clay, Douglas, Gregory, Ham
lin, Hand, Hutchinson, Jerauld, Kings
bury, Lincoln. Lyman, Mcpherson,
Miner, Moody, Potter, S%anborn, Sphinx,
Sully, Turner and Union. Hyde and
Lake have no outstanding warrants,
but are bonded.
Counties without bonds and less than
500 outstanding warrants are Jerauld.
Eingsbury, Miner, Sphinx and Sully.
1~iingsbury having out but SIG, and
Sully $39.