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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-11-09
BUILDING STONE FOR SALE.

lean supply you with any amount
of the very best building stone.
Prices reasonable. u. T. GABA.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-11-09

When you want pleasant physic
try Chamberlaiu's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are easy ta take
and produce no gripping or other
unpleasant effects. Sold by A. r.
Kane. ~. sg ,st
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-11-09

On Friday, November IL, at his
farm, known as the Cooper place,
half a mile east Of the Stowell
school house, FIVE and q half miles
west of Baxter Springs and two
miles north, and eight miles due
south of Columbus, E. d. Owens
will offer for sale at public auction
2 horses, II head of cattle, 40 hogs, q
lot of farm implements, 100 bushels
of corn, 50 bushels of oats. q lot OF
hay and straw, on 10 months time.
Col. w. T. Hartley will oficiate as
salesman and Morris Doty as clerk.
Lunch will be served by the Ladies'
Aid Society of Center.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-11-09

Baxter Springs is to have a new
meat market aud grocery store. The
room now occupied by ]. W. Gran
than will be taken by ]. W. Mccain;
mon and /. R. Bennett az soon as
il 10 vacated, and will be changed
somewhat and used for grocery
store and meat market. Mr.. Bennett
will have charge of the meat de-
partmeut, and Mr.. McCammon will
look after the grocery business.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-11-09

have q lot of caue and kathr
corn seed fof sale. c. L Smith.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-11-09
NEW PATTERNS soS ns.

in wallpaper-5O0 styles-st Pol
ster's Corner Drug Store.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-11-09

Maidstone at S. A. Craig's, East
Seventh street, Galena, Kansas.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-11-09
81 am From Missouri, Show Me-"

j. WILSON, Agent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-11-09

DANIELS & PLUMB.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-11
DEATH.

Kidney Trouble, which caused me great
by choosing the right medicine, e. IL.
death. He says: 1.-TWO years ago L had
Kinney Trouble, which caused me great
pain, suffering and anxiety, but l took
Electric B%itters, which affected a com,
plete cure. l have also found them Of
great benefit In general debility and
nerve trouble, n keep them constantly
on hand, since, as / find they have 10
equal Brown Bros, druggists, guar
antees them at Soc.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-11
HEALTH is YOUTH.

Disease and Sickness Brings Old Age.
breakfast, will keep you in robust health
fit you to ward off disease. 1t cures con
~stipation, b4nousness, dyspepsia, fever
skin, liver and kidney complaints. II
purifes the blood and clears the com
plexicn.
Mrs. D.. w. Smith, Whitrcy, Texas
writes April, 1902: II have used Herbine
and find it the best medicine Tor con.
stipation and liver troubles. 1t does al
you claim for 1t. I can highly recommend
1t. 50c Sold by Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-11

Utah has decided to erect a building
at the Lewis and Clark Exposition. The
structure will cost $4,000 and will occupy
a commanding site, just north of the
New York building on Lakeview Terrace
and overlookng Guilds lake and the
government peninsula.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-11
A BROTHERHOOD

wINNEMUCLA LODGE NO. 82 CT
THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD.
Meetings held at the Silver State Hall
at 5 p. m. pm the first and third Tuesday
evenings of each month. All sojourning
member in good standing are cordially
invited to attend.
VIM. l.. AKIN. President.
#. d. BROWN. Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
RELIGIOUS PROGRESS.
DECEMBER 3

ph paper Gulick Conception of For
in Advertiser
and the present tendency to destroy
in
of
knowledge and
of object but
to
acting eang and
transformed into practical force
conduct.
which the
and by More and it
the of individual,
family Carnegie
bodies
porary ground which
recognize sasnabl
of formulated OF
% influence for the churches social
questions
Bapti delegates the Episco
by of
Sin sympathy with
the of
1908 but viii exist for all immediate its organization
ha rat
pressure
in
merely States
in
Territory
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
THE LOTTERY OF DEATH.

heading Lottery
in in
MeClure' bit before published tells
prisoner
for the threatened execution of two Union officers the
This Lincoln's
told, the matter was in Lincoln rs hands, and then
there positive evidence clearly stated in Captain
sawyer's a phase of
faught dangerous precedent
n
gallant officers from the gaow establish precedent which
hrably whole civilized
tain such position for the two spies who had been executed by General Burn
guilty beyond question doubt and all
S erection bmt while was reaeetnp p some owe g t b @
1.-THE next morning when Captain whidn and Mrs Sawyer called the
Them
slept peacefully greatly refreshed plan
and
in Libby Prison"
substance
F.
would retaliation notices
authorities quote again.
sawyer dungeon which
that clothes widowed The
great anxiety exuoners
mOsted After twenty
prison opened
that
City Point
Sawyer Captain
greatly
wak), they Gen w H F. Lee and Capt coming
the boat General Zee and Captain Sawyer exchanged
graduated NeaiD
H. Tyler
Lee when Gen
being bachelor and
the Federal
authorities stating would come down
be Washington Aide
prophecy of Lincoln that he
would the lives of the proved
never fully recovered
fomthe prvatons he sufe in Libby
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
A HINT FROM JAMAICA.

o of
religious
formulating
dayschoos,
admirable of united
themselves docrinaly and attach
differ CUB
to could carried all
primary religious life of the
strong religious
strengthened
of
be
The bodies
Catholic 1t formally leading
in OF the
Bapists Prebyteians, and the Congregationalsts
following manual
in
all,
Christians The mP convinced bring this phase Of
benefit Of
unity of opinion and teaching
these
The Guard
Beatt andth he
of the Man. The
Commandments
of the
Prayer Judgment,
is of its
propositions, included of the
Revised
of of judg-
verson) are
quOted.''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
GENERAL REVIEW.
- LITTLE ALKS -


JOHN EFFINGER-Im weregr
R. BATH have kick coming only can't chance
game. seriously thinking of
playing year
OF were fine recod
CHARLES GTRDLER a I'm
/
but we IL make
splendid thing, provided obtained
anything
m in pineappl
COHEN putt on
1
costumes the thing
H.
Hawaiian
in the majority of without having be told
Registrar TreasuyYes, Office economical
silver the bank vaults
only
counterfeiing
sections
deaths resulting falling
0
will like bolsteng
drunken
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03

went into drugstore and bought bottle
advertised No More
solution to puton the soes of boots"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03
COMMERCIAL
BY
DANIEL LOGAN.

and
to
of $3.50 decline
noted
H above
yesterday Follow
TRANSACTIONS.
$1,000, $3.50; $500 at s775.
(s2o) Khuk ($loe
oo) $780, L. 6s $4,000 500
a 6s at
Sales Novmbr677 Conn., 80 so.
10 oahu
Ayr Co, 6975 7o 81 IL Com
R. L.
$1,000 Mil
Waluku cent:
Haw Electric, - Olowalu, NJ
December Haiku, cent;
Honokaa, IL
December 5Iaw'n IS F) per
Paauhau g.
abegam
Sargent approve
Continued
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-03

!. VallAlIlIIlLIl
One the of Fort
running ways Waikiki =
The policeman regarded the strangers with AN An amused LOOK @ i ana
y y -
my body present
should make Honolulu attractive
At the head of the table Billy Billy afeet0nate for "
called their
Baldwin, Campbell poColonel
they felt the need
opened reason,
owe a going
something give
but
something beside You something doing the dip
that
that miwne bathing isn't fashionable
AuOmobing good enjoyed question
do bit pulling he
it will
year pay opera
and dramatic companies and enable them to play at the maximum price
Richard Mansfield Fred
Warde Beom Tree Maude Adams Mrs Leslie Carter and grand
and light people, providing they touring the All through
the tourist we in touch with the best heaca
vaudeville bring circus'
everybody
of willing
year,
their and
back and say nice things about u.s. That better than some of our own
Columbia Grover cleveland District Attorney Jerome VIM Bryan Richard
Behrine,
ChOa Robert Lincoln Foraker Booker
applause forgot
about grandfather spned
What going do DAmon'' asked NJ. Cooke
CON- said the genial Sammy with those radiant smiles 81 have
the of mud break
No navigabe will Honolulu habo Uncle Sam
insists Thus fixed Kal bay will be place for rowing and motor
who0e" said other Sam They'll be bully places for huas
smpy this replied Mr. I'm reduce the rate in
What's hury but Mr. Damon with hunted look among the smiles
cts your turn Mr. Baldwin, somebody said
wel II going buy the cheap
the sites into little parks and build big public library
There will be 100000 with and endowment which will enable
evoked applause from everybody
it
the from Bly' endowed
thirsty crowd added Sam
a white people from
America settle them all Kauai small farms where they raise
which market price,
Applau lie by Jim Cas-
you going do spaldng
lily. IF you -, will kindly read the nswspaPe
newspapers padly,
Wilt am already
eswer it's up to you Sam one of the diners remarked
Sam Parker uredly and to the Telephones Wt min
was all Thanksgiving say but sometimes dreams true
croquete deprive
Mccands, why Croquette
afraid Jack will and spoil the croquettes
Congress- job Fine
Captain Sam johnson has been the official interpreter for the oloRan
being Russian himself Recently he has been the guest of Captain Gnther
during the johnson
race Her eyes bd and she suddenly said: Hou are traitor If
b had fallen in the midst of the they eonld not have been more
unlea silence Then
and rebuked the lady who however, continued:
eomposure replied
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-28
Racing at Bunalo.

BuyyALo. N. Y. June 27.-Plcktime won the
Hamilton Steeplechasc at Keniworth PARK TO day.
Only two favoritcs won, The results:
First Race-Five and a half furongs-Sanfara,
ioi ii. walsh. to !. won Away. io2 to,cohhr,m9'
Finn Time. iS Red start Programme. Gold Coin,
Peter Becker and Loyal Front also ran ,,,
second Race-One mile-The Dom ii2 tHelgcr
SOM, 10 to i. won; Lysiig, l97 .PerIins'. to !,
s sSrd. Tine. i;to st sweet Tone DeP,1;dds
Widows Mite. Blue Buck. Derry. Ethers Pride
black Cat. Monochord and Dliee Is also ran
s.,a 1Dohery, TO won: Moaac'd3r - 4; Ham
& 10 /. third. Time. 1888 Reservation Jane
i'G Four rha 1Rae.S'cepcch.sc two mites .rrl'
time. lS2 &C. n. WILSON,. 70 ?. won: Gn'digH,nn;,
1Dosh,. 10 2, third. Tim, 4;o3sS VALET nI.,
Clrary, Dramati,t. Mabon. Rolling Pm ana ohhf'
"'I Fiftn race furlones- Pat Mg"r los n'g-
chanan), : to I, won Aencon. 81 lDRtyhil' a.n1
second. Srva Wcch. w IT. Meade 10 !; Nhl.H
Time, i:is. Biily Hand,e par!;rIilc, julia NJ
and Mrs Frank Foster also ran ,,
shineIe, los (I,uchanani. 10 9. non; Milton Young
al iPerrin~,, I 10 s. second; Rub !fr;nps,rnd
loo tcramcr,, 10 TO third Tine, ''a n,r Nns
away, Second Light. Harum Scatnin' fafHhsa
King Crane and Yama Christi also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-28
Pfttsburg, 4: st. Louis, 2-flrst game.
PittsburK, o; st. Louis. A-sccOnd gamo.
STANDING OF THE CLUB

NEW YORK IN. L.. 2: BOSTON IN. L.. l.
The New Yorks wriggled to the finish line
ahead OF the Bostons by q scant margin at
the Polo Grounds yesterday In game In
which the excellence Of the pitching and clean
fielding were the leading elements. The
noticeable faculty the New forks have OF
getting man across the plate once he voy-
ages to third base, served them well. for only
two OF them reached third base. Both OF
these men scored, and the two runs they
brought in were sufficient to win the game
Luck played big part in both runs. because
one run came in on scratch nit. ana the
other was the result OF an outhelder playing
too far around to the right and thus laiilng
to get under o high fly.
Williss good control and change OF pace
kept the New Works from doing any sup
stantial hitting, but although Wutses pitch
ing was not quite as finished. 1t was just as
effective, in fact q shade more 30. for the rea-
son that an error let in Boston's only rum
while Willis was supported without miSpiay
The Bostons were yenturesome on the 1ases
and quick TO take adyantaEe Oh any oRf11I IN
against good plays by the New forks When
ever they tried to acquire extra GROUND:
One unusual phase OF me game a SaI sa WIFE H
each New Yorker three times. and only one
home player was left on base: StA v he%
number one was left two scored and three
Dolan and Deehanty made hits Oh Wiltse
out t''I Dolan score scored on Donins nun Of Ten
ncy's fly. Doniin singled In the first inning.
but or TO 4 6qnt Msf bon was
hing to Tcuney. Devln slammed a clean
h hfs MS ne to d5s OUT Ds! could
help him, fouling to Moran. WiitSe swing
at the ball hit. a teaser OF the scratch variety
nor wills could get 10 in time to accomplish
anything. so that Devlin rushed home on
the hit. ,.., .: a -,
s0uirlnng back to first ahead of Wills's fire.
o'icnt throws TO catch hin tie JtoiI s seo9 ha
2ha sn he Sent down Then ws dd catch
him mapping by whrhng and thro wing to
hhbSGatrGh9 VIZ nal pIay as Wits
illustrated the maxim IF at hrst you don
in the the seventh inning McGann lifted a fy
to left field Delehanty was playing for
Mc(iann nearly over 10 center field not taking
into consideration McGann,s versatility a. a.a
he not strayed from the beaten paths Dele
hanty would have nailed the ball but as It
was he made q, hard run and got up lust Just, n
The ball bounded hey ond him and Maiann bur
ried to third base, and from there scored on
Brcs1ahans long line +, ny TO thy shth
inning, which Mccain by jumping stop
restricted in damage to , single Do ia
mined at third when he tried To so there
on on a dropped strike Moran kicked on the
decision at third. and tombstone, in command
With one out in the ninth Raymer singled
for tho third time. He tried to stretch the
hit OH Brownies mOmentary tumble but
browne made a peach of throw to Gilbert
and the umpire called Raymer oAt The
score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-28
Sale GOveTnm 3nt Auction Goods
Law v TENNIS.
+. ID. Alexander Beats Richard stevens
In Middle states Cham pIOnsiIp Tourney.

Play for the Middle States lawn tennis
championship was continued yesterday on
the courts OF the Orange Lawn Tennis Club
at Mountain Station. n. j. In the mems
singles the veteran Richard Stevens was
beaten III straight sets by +. Is. Alexander
of the West side Tennis Club. Robert lie
Roy, the intercollegiate champion, X, Behr.
the ale chaup,On, and George l.. Wrenn,
Jr. were the other prominent winners.
In the doubles larol. n faokett and F.
b. Alexander seemed to be ,ne strongest COM
hInatlon,. hey easily defeated W. bramhall
and q. Miles, CO, -. he scores:
Mems Singles Preliminary round-Richard
Stevens, ST, uvot.e ,ncne. Cub defeated Dudley
s,t l,olnu Q, T. \. Lyon. New Haven Lawn
SMo, defeated r ~ w. roAs, Orange L T. c. BY
do.eatcd " ~ toNlyI, Crescent \. C.. o.. St:
ts SohnS"n SrSHsS chn1 c nj aSSa'ed s9,on
Kari il. ,scnf, Yale University. defeated 3. &.
hranc, Oraucr l.. T. G.. 90, 90; H. i, Coc, bergen
!. r C.. s. u Theodore r; Pen New York
Ie4n's t9 aFfep''d Il r. b& Mr.. ns Orange
d % y Il . I a%s IF49s1 dre n Mo
Sn "nnse a. e. defeated S f. "a" Gancnec
Orange / + g. g. 81 I;ohsr, Leroy; Goiu@Sa
nd ~ Wn'Iq nr Ir ot rs"nI C.
WcS,chc'tcr, defeated l. Il. Hosc, Orange l.. +. G,
a. SM p hrH"nas1' MeSl sac ,rtc C. , de
/ o o. IS: Harry =. Alien New ORR T. c. defeated
' second liou"i Il. Torrance rnglywood Field
G?.s.s /, behgi haIr n'Icrol'E defeated W f.
| New York r G.. defeated Gee Gl, 0-.i Robert lie
Roy, New York T, c defeated j. l'ra,.aaiii 70;
Westminster, defeated c. + WatSo Jr.. Orange
( 7. c. & |. e :.
! Mems Douhlcs-flrSt round Harry +. Allen and
clinton T. ChIIdS. New York T, 1, and NcS, Side
| T. c., defeated Jay Rramhall, grunge I, G.. and
] r. Il Suu,hcr, : ;, 50 ThroAorr Il. Pen and Harry
Torrance iritalru George l., Wnnn. Jr,. and kegi-
Maid fnckc. Jr.. 90 %, 80 Robert lie Roy.
Club. defeated X. lSchr. Vale and II; V. Lyon, New
| Haven l.. G., a. Sc + Il, Alexander and Harold
and g. Miles. Orange L. r. C.. 60. e. 9. Miles
and c. F. Watson, Jr, Orange L. T, e; defeated
a. Wsdsworth, West Side T. C.. defeated W. K.
' Fowler, Crescent A. c., and Walden, G,-7. 60.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-28
YALE BASEBALL CHAMPION.
Harvard Beaten in Deciding Game by .
Score OF to 4.

NEW HAVEN. Juno 27.-The Ell bulldog
ripped up John Harvard on Yale Field to day In
the hnal championship baseball battle. The
scene Itself was the usual one OF Yale COM
mencement game. the effect heiRhten by
the good day. the only fault OF which was too
much wind. The seats began filing at 100
o'clock and at o clock the first OF the reunion
classes arrived. The class OF 'es pranced
over the field and diamond. which were in
perfect condition. Tho 0s costume COM
prised white straw hats. duck trousers and
striped blazers. Another class came with big
Japanese umbrellas. duck hats and trousers
and blue coats, This class was preceded
by yellow dog. another dog in costume
reclining In a peramttIlator. and bya large
brown pig. which got away In the seventh
inning and stop ped the game for five minutes
The class OF 80 had dark blue klmonos.
blue sunshades and Filipino hats. The 'O2
mon, the sensation OF the day. wore clad
In kits and were headed by band Of real
pipers from Caledonia. The class was 200
strong. a record breaking attendance. and.
dir ected by Captains Guernsey and Gould
formed complete ring around the diamond
Then came 06. and they sported a fetching
costume OF duck hats. white and blue Norfolk
suits and blue and white striped sunshades.
which they tvlrled In line.
Then followed '9s. the athletic class. with
Hinkey. Butter worth, Adee and Dutch Carter
who were clad In white sail or suits with
~sf. ss II and had
classes performed their usual zlgzags before
int iaS foese. I aa%s Pess
Yale. won BY 6un9hlns hits In the fourth
snd n sn a. h sTsbe vs to
81 times. but Yales play Improved alter the
first two innings. and Harvard was out
Cla0s0d. INleh'o work coach OF the Yale
team was plain 70 eyery, eye. and Yale at last
asd team that At knew tps hoy to HIT Harvard
sd 81 Ghs@ ss e and o
Haryard's runs came in the first and sew:
enth. the first one on tumble by Kinney OF
Kerpan,s grou1der. a steal Of econd. a saoEl-
=, III BY Randall, his steal and Bradbury's
For Yale in the fourth ,o'Bren, singled to
same place, Dexter let II 60 through his legs.
| Bowman rose to the occasion and smashed
Dagger 70 ght se1 bn AK knne sct ana
Barnes. who has played on three losing
bali career. walked TO- the plate and with two
burn 8 and az, . II over DeSter's head 70 the
boy OF the class Of 80, which was back for
reunion. and as Barnes followed jackson
| sos section went wild.
-, In the sixth Yale Sot three more runs on
a Wild pitch Camps line drive and Bradbury's
low throw TO the plate. Harvard put in two
new men for dying effort in the ninth. but
! IL amounted to nothing
| jackson by his work to-day places him
self high In the ranks OF college pitchers
O'Brien and Matthews both made brilliant
apparently safe hits. Greenough and Yale 3
| outaeld made some pretty catches. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-28

SIXTH RACE.

Fair start: won pulling up Tyron. br: g. by
Crammont-- Saranac: owned and trained by W. II.
Snyder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-28
Baseball Notes.

r, r, Clark. Binghainton, y, f.--SiItccn.
cantan OF the Yale varsity baseball team to
night.
The Chicago Americans are tho bcst extra inning
team. They have played ten such Y tmeS this sca-
son, winning six, losing two AID ,yine two.
william a. TIT, '0j coli, 90. has been elected
captain OF the Columbia sgball tam for next
season Tilt made the team In his sophomOrc az
and pi,chcd for three seasons. h,lag a suJs,i,ui,
for VI. II. Tyler, last years captain.
President Ebbcts says Phil Lewis, the shortStop
who Jumped recently TO the T!-Sa,e League,
has promised to report TO the Booklyns mex, Fri.
day, when the fAtted calf viii be killed, Pitcht r
wigs. drafted from New Orleans, who pevcr re .
ported TO the Brooklyns. has been trying 10 buy
says EbbetS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-28
CAIRNGORM AN EASY WINNER.
COLT CAPTURES THE BAY
RIDGE HANDICAP.

DrOOmstick Beats Proper and Ort Wells
-keene's Early and often, 40 to ,
ROmps HOme-LAdsar ri on, Tyron and
Onatas Succeed At sheepshead Bay.
Sydney Pagets Cairn gorm, at the liberal
odds Of to /. was an easy winner Of the Bay
Ridge Handicap. one mile and q quar- ter.
at Sheepshead Bay yesterday. According
to the arrangement Of weights. he received
two pounds by the scale from Oxford. and
gave all the way from seven to twenty-one
pounds to the others. Colonial Girl was
made favorite at to ?. but Csirngorm was
we'll backed at the last moment. while it
might DO said that not horse in the race
was without support. Grazalo was run of
his feet by Cairn gorm in the first three
quarters Of a mile, Colonial Girl dropping
back. too. Then Dave Johnson's Joaquin.
s TO /. who had pull at the weights. moved
up with Woodford Clays Outcome. to /.
but in the run through the stretch c airngorm
held them safe and won easily by a length
and half In 2Os lis. Joaquin finished
half a length In front OF Outcome. who was
three lengths before Colonial Girl. xford,
who was in much demand at to /. ran q
bad race
John A. brakes ort Wells started for the
first time this year In the second event. at
q mile, In which scale weight was carried.
The King Eric colt was not ready and went
to the post unbacked by his owner. $. ).
Browns Broomstick. ] to 10 iavorlte. ran over
easy winner by a length and a half in l:40 Is.
Proper, 10 to 5. was second. with ,Ort Wells
four lengths back. Pusus, who had early
speed. quickly backed up
James X. Keene's Fairly and Often. a fleet
Ally BY Voter Cinderella at ODDS Of 20 70
race. for two-year old fllies, five turlongs on
Futurity Course. and romped hone. with ti S
lengths TO spare, in 0.59 3-5. She carried
nd second
the track record william Lakeland e, Cousin
Eva ~ to ra nS 5ns
!? to /, who beat I. Bradlesys VI Ga head
H. p Whitney Brookdalc Nymph, an odds
on favorIte, was anchored by her heavy
impoSt ana rer"yeh sG n ,b oea nam Of tho
wife of Boots" Durnell, and backed down
TO 8 TO / a moment before the big field was
sent away, took the first race for maiden
hot drive by half "a length from NJ; l.; Hay
mans Miss Point, 5 TO /. Fred Cooks Jimmy
Maher. 10 to 5 was third, under drive to
beat august Bsln9Hts Lord Of the IN Forest
W. H. Snyder's Tyron. 13 to tavorite. won
the fifth race Tor maidens at mile. Baird act
ually pulling him TO a wal at the wire where
he was eight lengths II front o OF r. II. Wilt
:. Il. ri Thoma s 5 onatas, 10 to fayorite.
beat T.. L. Smathcrss Action. to 2. length
the grass II was hot finish, In which Lyme
nut i over o Ncill. who waited trife too long.
Action was only head in front Of Bill DAILY
Sailor Boy. 20 to ! shot Hippocrates'
but blew up. The time was LISA As, not far
behind the track record. Three favortes
got the money for the talent. The fine weather
served to attract crowd OF 1900 persons
Inc s'''''''''''' FIRST RACE