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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
IRON BRIDGE.

This Is scope Of tine farming
land in Livingston county and l.
fast settling up with good, .uh-tau-
tial citizens,
Rev +. NJ. Eaton ha. removed
from Salem 10 his farm near thu
iron bridgc two mile. from Cum.
hcrland rivcr.
Mn. Margaret Brinklcy, a highly
respected lady, died Saturday nigh,
January IL. and was buried at the
sill. graveyard.
Mr.. Dunn, Mr., Woolic and
Miss Carrie Dye are on the .ick
list
Miss Mym stephens, II Salem,
hs taught Us . splendid -chooI
which clu~,d "Wednesday night
with an entertainment
We nrrd pistutlicr. store, d
gpod blacksmith, Baptist churcl
and q gsI sunday school. W.
hopr Ia hayr all this h,iorr N,
dawn of another new year.
Miss Millir Eaton arcumwnic,
Mi., Myra stephens 10 her home j.
Salem Saturday returning sunday
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
JAS. {. cHITTENDEN, Marion, Ky.

bunk Cumming he. mu,,,l iu The
Fair View u,ighluth,-~l
Rev ldrl Riirumu 4. visiting In
uur nrighhnrlpod
The singing 1t Millt SugH. last
SUNDAY night wasrnpyrl ~ all
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20

lmrl Walker passed ,hr,uRh hrp
thi, week huliur ,ohcco.
lbN ~i,n aud wife spni Satur-
'luy and SUNDAY At Mack Stephens.
lhrl latymau visited Tom Rutk.
low last Monday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
LOCAL NEWS.
SALEM.

Summers a. Rappolcc have
moved their stock Of goods from
the Iowcry Honsc To their own store
adjoining Mr. Rappolec's resi-
dencc.
II. d. McChc,nry ha- moved his
stock of goods to the house recently
occupied by Summers Il Rappolce.
!. V. Hayden Il Co. have made
an addition TO their drug store.
Roy l.. Thrclkeld, our banker,
has his residence ahou, completed.
d. &. lYoyeles, ha, his new house
about completed. We wish you
good luck in your new house,
Dave.
The house 81 Glenn Davenport
was burned the other morning and
all IL cOntcn,s.
The Beard mine. have shut down
ON account Of water.
Prof. Il. +. Babb, Principal Of
Carrsvillr graded school, Was in
town Saturday and SUNDAY.
Guy Mc'hc,ncy ha, returned e
the Marion school after spending
the holiday. with his parents.
Mr.. Jas. Shoccmit, one oi the old
81 men in this section hcing 5.
year- old, died at his honc in ,hh
place Sunday night,
Attorneys \, e. Moor. Of Mar
ION, aud q. &. l.a-hcr, oi Smith
land. attended court here Friday
When Roy l.. ThrlEcld, Cashir
NJ the hank, failed To open up iu-
on time Thursday morning, every
body wondered what could h. IN
matter with Roy, n. this had ncyr
occurred before, bu, ere long h
appeared with broader smile thai
usual on his pleasant face. whc
asked the cause Of all this be- ~
claimed: ITS q boy and the line,
one you ever saw.
]. Pcrr Rancy who ha. hcc
confined IN his I'D lor .,ypr.
weeks, j. able 10 b. out.
ia, Walker and Il. \. ChamI
ION wen, 10 Marion sunday.
Ell. Franklin. who b.. H.,
.ics fer several day, {. improving
You should .,y the nice Do
puyCn,wU Simpson ~ Ell,r aI
giving IN their customers.
II u. McChc,ncy ha, moved d
stock " gr,ccrirs into the hon
Formerly occupied 10y Rappnloy
Summers, they having mpvsl
the Rapphlcr nous,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
BLACKBOARD.

The l.. G. railpad company ha.
completed switch running frun,
the 'i' To the depot.
! r. Head ,prni q few ,lay. in
Dixon last week.
Roy Num- and wife .pnt Satur.
lay night aud sunday with A. L..
GRADY and and wife.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
IRON HILL.

Brother Oakley filled his regular
appointment at Sugar Grove Satur-
day and SUNDAY
p. II. Deboc and wife and A. A.
Deboe, all Of Marion, attended
church at Sugar Grove Sunday
Herbert Lamb. Of Piney, attended
church at Sugar Grove Sunday
Miss Mary Travis brought her
school 4Nl to a clos" last Friday
sal of cur young people at
TENDED the candy break at ". l..
Mcconnell. last Friday night
Hale Walker, Of Marion, l. Vi
ing relatives here.
Will McChcsnry, II Rcptou, at
tended church at sugar GroV
sunday.
The surprise party at tie rv-l.
dcncc u J /. Lamb was a very
enjoyable affair
Fred Stone, II Rrpton, 'prut LAT
sunday evening with Uncle Gcurg,
Roberts.
Tom FL Walker visited lncl,
Ben lyowcry las, Sunday evening
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

la some parts ~ tie world. .s,rclil
!! Italy nnd India. it has been custom
AIRY 10 "iuplpy removal ~ the nose ~
form Of punishment. som. times judi
clal. but chiefly as - mode Uf carr, ing
out private revenge. Especially in some
districts Of India Is IL considered h suit
able form OF punishment FOR huSuGud
10 lufict on vie who's. conduct h.
does not approve. Among the Romans
ibis penalty VAS NOT ~ al rarely IN
ricted both by the law aud 10y private
animosity
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

Indian twins are a great curiosity.
FOR II is said that Indians never permit
twins 10 live. Twins. in their belief.
are heralds OF Impending evil. FOR II
great many years ago the abduction OF
beautiful twin daughters by members
OF distant tribe was the cBusc of war
and great loss Of life. Hence. rrobg
bly,, originated the practice of killing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08
Confederate Veterans OF North Texas.

The WAY TO Louisville, Ky, and the
Confederate Reunion, June IA. - and
lG is via the Old Reliable Texas 4
Pacific AT rates of less than one safc
for tho round trip. Through coaches.
chair cars. tourist and standard Pun
man Sle2pers. For schedule OF Spec.
ial Train from Fort Worth, June II
and round trip rates see any ticket
agent, or white L. =. Turner, General
Agent, Dallas. Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

Treer have .bou them .op,-tliny
beautiful and attractive even 10 In.
fancy since they cannot chang. uIeir
places. ~. Witnesses OF all The change.
thst take pIscs around them and as
some reach great Age tr-y becoIue.
Ike ourselves. they hsv. lie. grow
ING aud passing away. not b-iuE iuani.
msie and unvsi!ing, Ike ihe Fields and
rivers. On" sees them passing uroUEh
various stages and At last. step hr step
approaching d-Sth. which makes them
look SIN more Ike "ursrive-, Hmm
huldt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08
WARNING ORDER.
Sulphur, |. T.

In the United States Codrt in the
Indian Territory, Southern District,
Carrie Clanton. plaintiff, vs. j. II.
Clanton defendant, No. G249.
The defendant, J. II. Clanton, is
warned 10 appear in this court in thir
ty days and answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff. Carrie Clanton.
witness the Hon. Hosea Townsend.
Judge OF said Court, and the seal there
Of this 18th day OF May, 1905.
(SeaD c. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
BY w. S. CROCKETT, Deputy.
J. II. MATHERS. attorney.
Attorney for Nonresident, SAM
BUTLER
First published May "A, 1906.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

Spnagins e. Co., have received the
finest line OF refrigerators ever in the
city. The new enamoled, stone lined
refrigerator known as the White Moua.
tain" is absolutely the best ice saw
er on the market. Their stock includ
es all sizes and prices. Call and exam.
Inc the line.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

Grand Rapidf. Mich. June S.--Mauy
sidents la N .ouiA end are com
ptte'y surrounded by Elgas and N,
river is s'i'l rising Workmen ar, ali
struggling to save the dyl H. ;hc
north end. On White r-,r The Jam.
axe 10 crops. bridges aui rums will
amount 10 hundreds Of 'lpu.tul- uI
dollars
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

she After SiN weeks of married l.fc.
Arthur have reached the sad certain.
~ ihat you du not love me. Arthur
My dear. Sh" lt'S no use protesting.
Nou should have married some crcdu
lous. stupid grl, Arthur Well. dur
ling, did my very best.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08
Linexiteh Learns Result.


NBF Hh5DIIaItI ITtsS.I
Gun u Pass, Manchuria. June S.
According TO reports received by G-n-
eral Linevitch from naval officers who
have arrived al Vladivostok the loss.
es OF Admiral Rojestenskys feet
were from nine TO ten thousand OF
Gers and men killed or drowned and
about five thousand taken prisoners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

Young Wife, don't like that cook ing
school teacher at all. She har neither
patience nor consideration. shes actu-
ally cruel Husband Great snakes
Hhe doesn't really make you eat the
things. does sheI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

Don't beg; the world owes YOU liy
ing said the prosperous citizen to the
mendiCaut But he was staggered 10y
the reply:
"All right, sir; lend me trihe iii IL
pays up New York Herald
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

IBy Associated PTess)
Sew ORLEANS. Ia. June N.-tSpa-
cial- 80 The Il .amship Manhattan.
luade9 Si,h about ls.ocH bale uf cot
tun g. )u fire re-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08
Kina oscar Gets ttuhN.

tBy A sociated PressJ
oekhoim. June S-Kiug oscar La
refused 70 receive deputaiion appoint.
ed 10 present him the Norwegian
Siorihing address.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08
sIca.obn eloops
tBy Associated PresA)
Grant Rapids Fiooeed---Thsvssnos
TAro~r Idle. Much Damage Loss.

Graud RADids Mich. james The
food situation in GrIni Rapids IS hou--
ly be- yniug more sorrows. b~aud i'tCf
is rising a. The rate OF ~iN Inches an
hour. Up - this tim the vest side Of
tho city has been The PRINCIPAL suffer
e-. but uow the water from the riysr
IS backing into the basement- of ma
NJ of III business houses on Canal
street OF The east side 4 number uf
firms are CLOS and 5000 men a.,
temporarily ou' % employm m-nt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

True goodness Is Ike the glow worm
In this that II shines most when no
eyes except heaven are upon it.-Hsre
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

Suburban life is an awful good train
INK for the next world in case You 20
to the wrong place
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

our idea Of smart salesman is one
who can seol fountain pen 70 n man
who cant write
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08
| O'CLOCK EDITION
Aremore, Thursday, june Q, 1905.

Arcrore, Thursday, June Q, 1905.
-
Does the fact that three churches
aud no SALOONS were destroyed in Chi
cAgo by lightning Sunday prove that
the saloons were al closed on that
stay.
IL cost Tennessee young man $50
10 sBore in church Not having the
sermon at hand We are unable 10 judge
OF the merit OF the punishment as
sesfod by the court
Twenty dollars paid W men with
ecythes 90 cut down weeds along some
OF tn" best streets In the city. would
make the city appear million dol.
lars better Put the scythrs TO work.
y, bogator Us inclined To regard i'm
prisonmcnt in Toxic as proferabl to-
court.martial ana execution In St Pc
tersbure. There l. no place Hike home,
but sametimes one Is not hOmesick.
A Chicago professor announces the
discovery that man was hsh In pre-
historic ages. According Ia the version
m tn late T. r. Barnum The produc-
ton of suckers Is not so very remote
from m prcscnt day.
Two more Ohio bankers are booked
for the penitcntiary. II would be well
for Ohio To build more penitcnthiies.
The bankers cannot be- permitted tol
munopolizc the accommodate ol
such good institution. The politicians
and ihc burglars have rights.
Il have been hearing oi tho busy
bee untl am tired OF H." say Drake
Watson. A bee works during tho sum
mer and then rgsts all winter like a
plasicrer Aud be- has bad habits.
Go into a vineyard and you win hnd
bee drunlurds around burstcd grapes.
The drunkard bgcs zip The juice until
they bccome fun, and then fan TO the
ground and sleep Of their dchauch;
"A drunhard bee knows enough not 10
go home with jag
4 preliminary estimate made hy the
director of the mint places the produc- |
tion Of silver in the United states |
during 1904 at 53,G03.00O fine ounces. !
MIR. Waldcrmar Lindgrcn OF the United
States geological survey has written
a paper In which he shows the approx !
innate distribution OF the products
among the different classes of ore d. !
Iposits. The different classes OF ore TO |
which the production can be traced Is |
as follows Silver derived from pla.
GERS, silver derived from dry or quart !
zosc ores, silver derived from copper
ores and silver derived from lead
ores.
when the president chose III Bona
pslrte 10 succeed Paul Morton as sec
rotary Of the navy be showed his in
dependence Of what Is considered boss
ism. None OF the Sullwarts would !
have chUsen or recommended Mr. |
Bonaparte a he has often cen irregu.
lar. intact has ben very Independent
Mr.. itonaparte has always stood for
decency in official life and has never
hesithted TO denounca corruption even
when found in his own party. The
president became well acquainted with
Mr.. Bonaparte's worth while the pres.
ident was 4 member OF the ciyil ser
vice commission. They became strong
friends. The appointment is made be
cause the president wants a man In
tho cabinet who Is a ripe and reliable
lawyer and who is In dead earnest in
the work Of making the government
honest This appointment Is to be no
tice to all that there is 10 be no com.
promises with any shady trnnsac'
tons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08
MARKET REPORTS.

tBy = r Guillot 4 Co. meGi5ers OF
Ny~ orleans Cotton Exchange
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

Senator Long OF Kansas advises the
people Of Oklahoma 10 write letters
back cast telling their friends about
conditions in Oklahoma Tn Kansas
senator says this course would aid
the statehood cause wonderfully rhc
visit Of the editors TO Oklahoma and
Indian Territory Will in it's result.
equal the sending Of tens of taou
ands Of letters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-08

Two more Ohio bankers are booked
for the penitcntiary. II would be well
for Ohio 10 build more y nitcnthi les.
The bankers cannot be permitted to
munopolizc the accommodations ol
such a good institution. The politicians
and The burglars have rights.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-12-15
Get q Good Roofing.

It's mighty poor economy to keep
stock in a shed or barn that has a leaky
roof If a cow gets sick and dies. 1T
will cost you more than the price of
good roof Any farmer, by himself, can
put on prepared roofing, which is by all
odds the best kind to use. 1t is easy to
lay and out-lasts shingles, tin or iron.
If you want the best write for sample
of Malthoid Roofing and the manufac-
turers will also tell you how this kind
of roofing is put on, as well as sending
you a handsome book of thirty-two
views of the Portland exposition. Ad!
dress The Paraffine Paint Company, "a
Second St., San Francisco. Cal. This
company has branch at 40S Occidental
Ave, Seattle, where they keep all kinds
of their goods.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-12-15

bage. When the ground had become
well soaked we passed down between
the rows where there was no water
and with long handled pans, holding
about a quart, we dipped up mud and
poured it directly upon the cabbage
heads letting it run down all around
it. The result was that a thick wall
or cup of mud was formed all under
meath the head and the worms could
not eat through. We repeated the
process every 10 days until We had
"mudded" them four times. Our cab
bage, when harvested, was perfectly
free from worms. Out of 500 heads
brought in not one was injured by the
worms.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-12-15
Bulb Growing on Puget Sound.

The Mount Vernon Argus reports
that H. L. Willis, who is having his
stump land west of Mt. Vernon clear
ed and made ready for cultivation, ex
poets to plant a certain number of
bulbs this fall in order to see which
kinds of bulbs will grow most readily
on his land. This effort is the first
experiment in bulb culture ever at
tempted in Skagit county and will be
watched with a great deal of interest
In the neighboring county of Whatcom,
bulb growing has proved immensely
successful. The Worlds Work for
November has the following to say of
bulb grower:
George Gibbs, of Clearbrook, Wash,
has made his stake by growing tulip
and hyacinth bulbs. Twelve years ago
he had little place on Orcas island,
in Puget sound. He did not know any
thing about growing flowers, but he
did know that certain varieties of
bulbs brought good prices in the east.
He was observant enough to see that
the moist warm climate and rich soil
of the Puget Sound country were pc
culiarly favorable for growing flow
ers. So he went into the business with
the unalterable belief that he was
bound to succeed, and he has sue
ceeded.
Ellis friends told him he was vast
ing his time, but they could not shake
his faith He had bad luck with his
bulbs; that only meant that he still
had something to learn. He kept his
nerve, even when he went bankrupt.
To-day he knows he was right. He
has made the Puget sound country the
greatest rival of Holland in the sale
of towering bulbs. Other men have
gone into the business, but he was
first, and has kept his lead. His won
derfully beautiful gardens at Clear
brook produce yearly hundreds of
thousands of bulbs, and they are max
ing him rich. The United States de-
partment of agriculture has become so
much interested in his success that
plans are being considered for gov
eminent bulb experiment station at
the nearest town, Bellingham. Mr..
Gibbs took twelve years to prove his
faith, but it has paid"
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-12-15

A mob was never made Of educated
men.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-12-15
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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-12-15

think your Lilly's Best Scratch
Food Is excellent and could not
be beaten. The hens lay larger
and better eggs.
LOGAN c. SMITH,.
Marys1lle. Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-12-15

FREE PREMIUM Mail us your dealer
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18
rhe lmporter,, auto salon.

Az the Importers Automobile Salon In
Herald Square Hall yesterday new feature
was introduced by the demonstration OF
Mercedes, Panhsrd and other famous cars
on a large revolving platform. During the
course OF the demonstration the visitors
we're privileged to ask questions, and the
attendant answered them, explaining each
part OF the car In detail. large number OF
sales are reported a. having been made at
tho salon 70 Americans Intending to make
European tours next summer.
An exhibit that attracts great deal OF
attention at tho Importers show is that OF the
De Dietrich cars. whore a 40 horsepower ma
chine is shown Atted with a body that has In Il
many OF the details for comfort OF par
Tor car On another car Is found novelty
Ia the way OF a dust laying device. This
consists OF two pipes extending from the
mn rier backward TO Just behind the rear
tires. These pipes are fiattened at the ends
40 thar the exhaust l. emitted from them
in a sheet OF hot air. which blows, the dust
raised by the tires downward and backward
md prevents IL rising to cover tho occupants
Of the tonneau- There were. as usual. num-
her OF prominent and distinguished persons
OF both sexes at the Salon yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18
ICE YACHTING.
Charles Alien Injured AFTER sailing the
Edna VI. TO NlctoryI

RED BASH, Jan. II. Six fast yachts OF the
North Shrewsbury River club. sailed close
race to-day for the third class pennant The
wind was fresh from the northwest and the
ice vas in fine condition Tho Northwest
struck calm streak and was far behind the
other flyers OF the first turn. She sailed fast.
however. when she got the breeze and took third
plsca Til. race was won handily by Charles
Aliens Edua VI, The time OF the yachts
Edna NJ ss.0d. Mlstral. 9iHs; Northwest,
ss:s5; Daisy. 1887; Tyro. 1888 Wizard. 1929.
The Edna NJ s captain was severely injured
after the race on account Of the boat colliding
with a stake while sailing down the river
Mi Allen was thrown from the cockpit. and
his head was badly cut by contact with the
ice
Loyo BRANCH jan u -ji{en9amin p
Nlorris's Mildred and the Hazel l.. we're both
beatru by Walter r. Patton's Sweetheart
To-day. The Sweetheart beat the Hazel L.,
ouly eleven seconds IN sailing fifteen miles
Her time for the course was 30 minutes IS
seconds. The Mildred was eleven seconds
behind Walter Contents Clarel. which finished
third In 81 minutes 3? seconds Eight Yachts
started. For the Coin cup. for fourth class
vnchts three yachts started. They were
the Elvs. Rumson and Fo1ey. The last named
won In SO minutes 80 seconds The Rumson
beat the Eva for second plaza BY ore second
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-18
RACING AT VIEW ORLEANS.
Darius WiDs at so 20 Jockey Austin's
Rough Riding.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. ia rather dun day
OF raclng was enliyened a bit over the ruling
OF the judges In the opening event. lhey
suspended Jockey ID. Austin for one week
for all mounts other then those OF hiH contract
employer. The suspension wae due TO the
rough tactics TINT Austin employed in the
nrst racc. He had tho mount on King Rose.
ono OF the choices for tho race. AT the head
of the stretch Romanelh. who had the leg up
on haywood. got 10 King Rose. Austin
pulled In Oh Rornanelli and haywood, ana It
was wonder that both horses and rider
did not go down. Austin then went AFTER
j. Martin and Sid Silver and fouled the Robin
son geldIng all down the stretch. Darius.
who WAS held at 20 to in the betting. escaped
all the humping and lust got mp IN tirno 70
win Dy nan a len 9Th from Sadducee.
Idneal. the farorite for the second. won In
a gallop from Aarpoon The Eastern. con
tingent backed lAneal heavily; Linesl was
run up and bought m h. AP b Ipd Tass
away with Monte. the odds on choice Monte
was forced to so ali around his feld and after
swervng into ne fence manages &C., 70 1i si ny
First Raoc-si1 furiongs-Dsrius, 100 Gan
nonl % 20 l., won: Sadduoee ~ tMcCameiD}'
i 10 g EeTond DAef ssr prApef. Khoa Rada
6et sid silver King Rose. Isabella D. haywood
'' Second Race-~one mlie--IlneA. ios Baird:
1905 Won HarpOon. 100 Morrison, 10 20 second;
las BIly Make. hlshop Weed. Mr. Jack, bessle
Mccarthy. BelundIau, John Doyle Ngh'HAIe
and Capt Brulask also ran. 80 ar,
Third Race Seven furlonHS- Monte ~ lho-
lnyrel IS IN 20, won: Ascot Belle, ~ lAuDuchons
a 10 t. second Moniebank, iii (NicoD. 70 !, third
Time laS Grey Plume, legation, Topic our
Salie and Kiltes also ran
stead i07 BAIRD. rs To won. llandsplnner' 100
iShaverl. is TO /. second; Little BOY, Jos (NlcoI
30 10 t. third Time, 10 Barkclmore. Court
mtid, Lady Charlotte, Sarah Maxim, Mint Bed.
Bengal. Gcorg. vivian. Capt Gaines and SempeF
fifth Raoe-one mile and an eighth -Mekso.
Oh tNicou TO 1, won Nowrta, " uueel' To- /
Time, 1850 IS. Fleciful, Baird, Roger smith ~.
ways Faithful, DaTra Pyrrao. keoeh Shotgun aud
Royal Arms also ran. -,
Sixth Raoe--One mile and seventy yards ian'
100 tMcIntyre. 20 ?. won. MIS- beiiy 100 ,BAIfh
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