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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29
REMOVING WARTS.

A young lady was much annoyed by q
wart upon her thumb. While visiting In
the country farmer advised milkweed
as cure. A stalk was plucked, and
breaking It In two the fresh milky juice
was allowed to fall upon the wart. 1t
began to decay gradually, and in two
weeks not . sign OF the wart remained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29
Conundrum. Answered.

When Is a window like a star? When
Z Is a skylight.
Why Is wheat like rosebush? Be-
sause both are priced for their -four
lfower).
Why is an egg like colt? Because
It Is Of little use until 1t Is broken.
What Is the most useful letter to q
deaf old lady? A. because 1t makes
her hear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29
No. 1aa-youel Ch.nxe,

1. A gulf, a lad. Turkish governor.
2. A scourge. an upright piece Of
wood, what has occurred.
3. A utensil, an article used In writ
ing, a joke. common toilet article.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29
"Pa, what are halcyon daysP"

"S-h-h," replied b. Peck, ST., as h'
looked around to assure himself that h'
and his son were alone; "they're thu
glorious summer days when your deal
mamma 10 far, far away from the wick
ed, noisy city enjoying freedom from
household cares and getting the sweet
pure air she needs 30 much"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29

TO CURE A COLD m ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo. Quinins Tablets.
Dru9gists refund money II It fails to
cure. 3. ". GRovz's signature 10 on
each boz. $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29

Here's is something l learned from an
authority commonly scorned-some.
body's mother-in.law. After q chicken
or turkey has remained In the oven an
hour, remove and cover all over with
thin, wet, clean cloth and finish roasting
thus, basting through the cloth. The
fowl will be wonderfully moist and
tender. If once you try it you will vote
| it splendid" and never roast fowl In
the old way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29
a7R||)1#h


No. 121.-A D10calt Diamond.
1. A letter In tangle.
2. A domestic animal.
8. Prongs.
4. Girths.
8. A genus Of plants.
6 One Of the osseous nshes.
Z. Opinion.
6 To perch.
8. A letter in tangle.
No. 12S.-Easy Enigma.
am composed of eight letters.
8. g. Z, s is to have completed.
/, 2, 4, 5 is a masculine name
Z, 5 Is n Spanish title.
3, 2, 1, 4. 5 Is fruit.
Whole Is a beverage.
No. 124.-PatchwOrks
Four very little things It takes
To make the sweetest thing on earth.
Without 1t wealth and station are
OF very little use or worth.
I'll tell you where to get the parts.
But you must put them in their place.
A pleasant task twill surely be
To add to beauty 30 much grace.
One little sprig Of heliotrope.
One blushing rose. one violet:
From each Of them one portion take
And then one part of mignonette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29
NOTICE.

The subscriber reby gives notice that be
has been duly appointed executor OF the last
will and testament OF
MARY r. ELLIOTT, late Of Porter,
In the County of Oxford, deceased. AL persona
having demands against the estate OF said de-
ceased are desired TO present the same for settle.
ment, and all indebted thereto arc requested TO
mako payment immediately.
May 18th, 1906. ANSEL e. ALLEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29

"why do you prefer professional
singers and elocutionists to amateursf"
because" answered the disagreeable
person, professionals never take you
unaWares."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29

Why take . dozen things to cure that
cough? Kennedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar allays the congestion, stops that
tickling, drives the cold ont through the
bowels. Sold BY +. A. Shurtle6 b Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29

It pours the oil of life into your sys-
tenn. 1t warns you up and starts tho
life blood circulating. That's what Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea does. IS
cents, Tea or Tablets. F. "A. Shurtleff
& Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29
Quite Enough.

Mrs. Knicker-How many servants
do you keep?
Mrs. BOcker-One maid Of all shirk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind. Bleeding, Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to 10
fund money Il Paxo Ointment fails TO
cure IN to II days. 50 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29
No. 1ao..yillaxe sixps,

/. Part Of a fence, an adverb and
concerted sugar.
2. The mark made by blow or hard
pressure, a verb and letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29
WHEN FANN1Ne A SICK PERSON.

WHEN TANNING A SICK PERSON.
When tanning an invalid, II . few
drops of the aromatic spirits OF ammonia
be sprinkled upon the fan. II will Be
found not only moro grateful TO the
patient, but moro vivifying ~ we'll. In
this connection 1t may DO - we'll TO
state that the bottle containing am.
monis or any kind Of smelling salts
should never DO hold close to the
patients nose for any considerable length
OF time, because injuriously irritating to
the lining membrane Of the nose and
throat. Only passing whiffs of the drug
should be allowed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29

"Papa, what Is IN enlightened public
oplnions''
"It ID an acquaintance, my con, with
The amount stolen"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29
Nh. 12a-Beheadmeut.

Behead kind Of grief and. for the rest.
Find a white bird who wears a~handsomt
crest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29

Insert letter in the first word to
make the second word.
1. Change to talk idly into sea rob
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29

A USEFUL ADDITION TO THE REGISTER.
So often hear people telling of the
many things they have lost down their
registers. Money, buttons, thimbles,
etc., are sure to roll straight for the
register. Place piece Of fne wire net
ting in tho top Of the pipes just below
the reaiater, then when anything Y
dropped Into It, al you need TO do b TO
lift out your register and take out the
articles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29

Toast h much improved II melted but
Ter 4 poured over T. instsad Of spread
Ing u with cola buttee.-1x.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29
For Sale.
WE WILL START you
IN THE
Tea and Coffee Business.

We offer special opportunity and will start
you In Tea. Coffee and Spice business Of your
own; hundreds have been successful under oul
cooperation and are now prosperous merchants;
we assist you and work with you to make you
successful; teas In any quantity SC. to sc. per
pound for the inest grades; write for our new
1906 price list and special information; IS year.
In business.
NEW YORK, CHINA 4 Japan TEA co. dmP0RTeRS)
Hudson and Canal Streets, New York City.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29
HONENAKERS COLUMN.

n so6eifsd. Addrssa: EDITOR H0nUGAKKns
OoLUnu, OxfoYa Dcmoerss. Psris. Nsins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29
No. 1:s.-A Spring Flower Hunt.
No. 12s.-An Esyptia. Aerostic.

The picture illustrates the name of a
well known flower.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-29

2. Change hurried into water in drops
8. Change to decay into to revel.
l. Change sorrowful into remarked.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-28
IHRIE ARRIVES
fxFcsaH< EDsxa III Ne~ C4soeA II
X1ke Gsssa II iAe 4 {.

Ezll1u.:.s I'5ffIt lhs osv as-s-1- Cd
aI1l=s-i.x Il LIZ Narzh l,s1a,ra sE-5rul-
Tr-.s1 .::iEees., hEs arrived in lha. GIT
Erd x n n.rzE,en,,e Hi1h 1hs fHr.nlT
En1 sInossrI representatives, OF Lhs
aLnl=s1H Ess:HiiEDur ,-aEsr6tns lhs
WORK u ~ 1.ns mis- TIL
7n+ q c has t.:4sn t.rrnne.s y us
a1nis-lc G-,x.,1.r's having Tad -Fs41,-
ftE 5H,-issu IF N-nnasra, EDDIE
s-!y.nsms El5 Mx-sfnR1l u Mssr.ar,in
Eua uov hiring sscurss the sscTi,xx
ID sn:;n Neu-nTun tocFfis1l e:c;Ecn
u Dliins
Tns = C. ts,craia1 -sa-n vEs II lis
zt.lILr nuossr GEHhs.u.s Ths abortion
Ei=z, tis is<T EssEc ID L rigid Ans7Eu-
sILnCIE Ut -ht 1sEM- ds,ET1s,d -ht re-
E's.EE-lIM a slrns yiEHyss-x Eng others
Vt's nowl Hnt On through The fuur-
Ish- 1'n1t., winch a+1t1 MARSHALL EuSs-
nane3.:E9 curing MS 7Eo rsE-y sE-T5cs
3ns sIue cEnrlrMs 70 sune srfsn1
I,'sTal e, 3,@sanl NEur oG The hs.s1
Inz9ss.s IF aas1 1eRrs .sRm VIII nor be
e.:,nT'.tsso 1HrElr % farmer hgrx.
1nLrF Ut Ehsm hRne 10 FORMER tnsf-
Dsl -sI1r-isntsa Thsr eRnncf Eel
zvaT t'rsm ne tsrms IN tlms 10 D.
n.afs Ii me opening. Hna Fl q resn1.
-nt ,;sih,;nss are Handicapped
string s,:hsdn3s hEs tssen ahsgrsf
FIR -os ssRssn, EDtIndIE hsEET ERmsf
VIII Several -sEms IN TIsrrnsktn lna
Nt1ntsss.s1H- and IT Is s1s,s,r.h Ii.EI DO
N. WI hars ing Eh Tht g,sog0s Cd
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-28
A Prsnisi.e Ysunexs%r.

Lexington KY Aug sS--A new
sensation has sprung up in The las,
tev Gays al the Kentucky Breeders
association track in a e-year-old bay
colt By Onward Silver ts:0sA,, in the
stable OF Sam Wise- As good a judge
as Henri HORNE. the able trainer Of
the Orchard Park farm stable. says he
would rather have This colt for 4 fu-
1uTe racing prospect as or 5 year
old than any .-!ear-old he has seen
this season A few days ago Wise
sent the Toungs1er mile and repea,
in e-sN. e..s71s. letting him down the
final half OF both heats in I'LL Sew
eral s-ysar-olds have far excelled This
the present season. nnt none have
duplicated a performance of a mile
and repeat in ESQ or better, With as
much ease and grace as did this son
OF the Trans!iyanian winner of 1901
He skinned the rail like IN old CAM
pa1gner. never made slip or bobble
and did both his miles without draw
ing bong breath Right Tow he can
70 Mlls in s:ee. and if his improve
men1 IN The next SIX weeks is as start
ling rs II has been n the last two
months he will reach Kenrpckr Fr-
e1raey DAY one Of the greatest stallion
colts eTer stripped for that import
Ant event. He is owned By Frank L.
Dant- prominent citizen of Lebanon.
KY md Is out Of Bessie D.. BIZ Nor
y1rdine s2:1Ae
Great Spirit d2-11aa. which holds
the fastest record of snr 1ro1isr de-
reaoped On Senator J. n. Raileys Ken
sneky breeding farm TO date. nov has
at her side her first fnal- a Sights
bag hliT hy the sire OF Futuri1y vim
ners. MoAo, which The Texas states
man rskards rs one of the most val
nable Toung trot1ers hs ever owned.
She Is eligible TO every big stake to
be trottsa hy and rear oaas in 1seS
and 1SeS h America md no tual ever
dropped VII ultimately he accorded
4 more careful training Great Spirit
vas successfully campaigoed for Sen
atof Bailey b. CA217es Marvin, Who.
before h. marked her as 1ruasr in
s-uA, s1re her a pacing record of
s-sA She was bred by the Late Mar
ems DAILY and was the result Of mat
ing ProaiHl GIG 10 the sensanona,
pseang nzrs Rachel as-HsLe- Great
Spirit WIS maled this year to Baron
Dillon !e-lSs
Planet ts-a4ssa has zone lame in
MS Eors again and il is likely the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-28
x<zieal Views Il Faith H.aln<.

The Practitioner for june eon1alns
ssone Interesting serra5uns ON faith
hsslioE- After all il SsTs- though SO
DsnT tAilA h<ssltrs ers impos1nrs-
conscious or hklt-ccnse5csnS or wholly
seat-o+1nded-1he Thing itself COD
lI1ns Rn t4menI OF ruth TO which The
Medical profession perhaps 7cse Oh
sIlna5tlT- closes its ewes The msehan-
ism Of taish healing is The same where
fTtr n Tn-Es-Eslar1 al EliGAurIS.
or al 1h+ famous Shrioes OF India or
Mecca or Ionrdss or 81 Winifredf7S
Wsll-Rn6 whether II IS exercised hy
medicine men- uar1npu1s, eAnon5zsd
Ss1n1S OF Christian Scientists For the
working Cd what great surgeon has
called the miracle Of cure tr faith
a proper S+lsxl5en Of cases is ln e.
stn1lsl coz diIon- Even Mrs Ed6r
Goes no1 profess 10 nAl aI,nken
bones. in tacg- she is ShrsEd s5nonEh
10 MAKE DO claim of healing power
cFeT diseases or 5n!1g5s.s tiki lie with
IN The 4actls1l al SlrEsrT- il is IN THE
AaDns7 undiscovered e,oaa1lv ri sialnol-
GsT. where lie The dark TtlseeS Of NERVE
aassthsss-As 10 which lh= 5Enarsnee ct
science * tuI .Azl1T Disguised Ut Snth
nAmes rs Ny:Sis,3l md oturlsIhfnia-
razt tE57h aszl5ng finds IFS 5sAd Of
operation
1ssutrisess 9l,sris1ure rnsy t,s large
s2Es1os-gi n tA57h osEllnE, hu7 il Is Hn-
qnESo0nh.tls 1nkI IN th+ cure ,nf es--
Liz Kinds of disease il -sgrssstn1s the
working cd ,'sisa torrse cd x-horh ail1as
u Il crescent known. Sir $sn.iam5n
Sfv'das 1rongha mEny ulrsru3aus-
cures in ltsrisnls who had f.esn had
r16o.n ap, Tt.srx from supposed s.Hr-
1lTsis I'd lhe limbs sT slH,lr hd5dIns
-hsm ssl u, ma WALL EnArvm9 sas1s.s
InEl os OFTEN sent yia1lenis 10 l.yurat.s
Wtsn ne hAa nn himself o,ssn aide
10 INSURE with lhs requisite 1Duun1
81 1aI.n EEsnI5c snEssEtann- Sc far
rs n trEs Elf tHse1 IN curing disease,
Is b tEEu ef faith healing. In I'm
EH.ats5ss Cd The process, the su1asnt- n
lht words d E1ea,edA7S lhyYaedsn.
ministers 10 himself II Is hsx Firth
1ihAI makes hmm whole The shrine ar
1Se smIlsr, 1ht sr6esI CT ID. ac,rsss
Is tIM the mS11UmsM thai asrs in MT
zl1n snrre which qMc3emk 5nlss 1lew
Life Iis nerre than has s,ekses TO CON-
TIT Lhe eshtxtS ef the VIII Exhe1ar
1nt SEnt mechanism is x,esan II work
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-28
Obs ANTT EVEN.
Gea> and Nielsen R~,h Fit fer Their
Rattlk.

Cans and Nelson ~ sntn :, .o-
their sas.as which is - axe place
n Goaoasae, Neysa2 o. Labor asy. A
sporting wrises, IN discussing the
chances Of the TWO nes- says:
To saO up the chances ii ;as ,xo
9sa Ri This sage e5 lhsi: training IS
20 coaceae advantass 10 ,as Dane IN
81 sica.esa-toof ring uaits VIII 5asa.e
c3esss;. -orsaer 6shs.ls han one O:
larger asaEasseS in his :aaraasa mast
s-y IL The tactics g! c5ass- heavy
SsaIaos, with the cAs-.;,s u 3 knock
ON Aae~ in the arsasswsy II he
clause Il The articles which makes
his oFsserTEair qcSSiAlt site 7as
-'stsrs@ lsg ncs rs Als hands !.
separating the men A-5 n his golss
soa Saying yove-s
Hn1 rs AGAINST snsss GAS VII .is
Ms macaaoeliSe preeasla- D: system n
Protecting himself II sgl5,y 10 Keen
on os harms Wy vAieA ;as Gf,as-
Soss oE possess. q eac12sss seo cAa-
-5aa -@cnaiar 70 hinSs.- = =x-.s-esnes
gna ssscS+.cs uaaSezv ii: .es 81 O: ring
ssnsrslShia ana IN y: Esh.a:cs-l5ks
precision 10 land hancs-o2. bow
<sae'e his opponent isAvs> elaSsl. s1-
..cSaa"
oads il betting ss1S ~ .s7ce Cans
Snail amounts IN ~ os,1,~:,a-ls a-s
Ss5a {. $si'a 20 $4sa --s-ss- ..scs s-s
lard mAirly Ii 10 ~
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-28

u eases OF like character under the
oE'sraoon Of tear or strong excitement
Of any kind There rs q STORY in Her
od7Es OF kings son who had been
dnne since birth and who tound his
Dolt,s when he saw his father abou7 10
s's slain Ahss1e1nr SAYS: -Yon mar
person with gep1 who is almost
Unable To move With pain hui produce
a seoe6 On ms nervous system 5r tell
nag nm thai the hopse is on IRE and
ne VILE seangsr about like a lsmp-
-asafs-- And Jcan Hunter s1x1es that
eTsn 7uDcrs have Yielded TO the
stroke OF dead mans hand In this
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-28
THE BRONCHO.
Associated Preaa 70 TIE Eve,i,x Tfne..

Gaiesburg. III. Aug 2S-Nithout
any help except tina, given her By her
d'1Tes, Charlie! Dean, The Broncho, the
champion pacing mare, Saturday raced
mile here in 2:60ss in her effort to
beat her previous record OF z:02. No
pacemaker or wind shield assisted the
mare. Under the conditions that pre-
vailed the performance vas pro-
nounced b. all the horsemen vho
witnessed il as one of the most Won
derful ever achieved by harness
race horse Many considered i, the
most wonderful
The conditions we're against the lit
he mare She is small and ,ish, and
likes hard. smooth track 4, its
test the Galesburg track is as fast
as any outdoors. but il vas no, al its
best Saturday. FRIDAYS heavy rain
had left it with a tendency to cup
and she did not get the firm foo,hold
that she likes best There vas also
soft spot mex, the rail at the turn for
home which necessiiated her keeping
out vide and going a long mile. To
ADD 10 these handicaps. a stiff breeze
blew directly in her face for hal. the
journey.
Before mounting the sulky Dean said
mat ne dlc not expect her 10 beat
e-eS The quarter time vas 0:5sH,
90. l:sos.- e:"os4 She finished 60
ing faster than at any other spo, in
The mile The rating vas truly re-
markable considering that Dean did
ii entirely vi,hou, assistance.
The mile exceas anr other BIZ har-
ness horse under such conditions. Not
ersn Dan Patch ever touched such
1rsck without either pacemaker or
Eand shield Ii is bu, a half second
from Daniels wind shield mark of
s-pA- made AT Memphis in 1878.
Dean is now confident that The B,on-
enc can do TWO minutes or better all
alone and says that not until she has
WIZ ne put pacsmaker beside her.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-28

Planet ts-ass., has gone lame IN
MS Eo-k again and IL is likely the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-28

Asbestos can fairly lay claim to the
title Of being the most useful of an
minerals II has been called a miner
aaosacaa vegetable 1t is both fibrous
ana srystalline. elastic, yet brittle, a
naaune stone. which can be readily
carried. spun and woven into tissue.
IN Germany it is known as stein-flach
ts1one nax}. and the miners of Quebec
give II quite as expressive a name
pierre cotton tcotton stone.l
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-28

xoRThERx CoPFER CoCxIRY.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-28

way The unspsaka BILE medicines of III.
Middle Ages may often have done
sood--Lonoon Globe.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-28

Fargo are With the new MAJ sad he
vii, be reyaliy supported II Ms efforts
10 give the A. c. \ winning ags-sEs-
ion
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-28

The DIAL4Nh

= = = = . =
Cannsnzins nz,lo IL -slasss If
SsISs AnSs-san- - OllG,t Hsraai
a.s
The Eeek has s+-=o -As tn:sh q,s
SPIKE ~Aosesson- ". M Winnipeg
cub
When Spike WIS :, Dalusa las h.
expressed his dsS-s - FL sEsE from
NIlqss. The AR-a:1nS osps suffered
-c7Etm 1s,n mpch 0Eaas=1so- tbs yag,.
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amherst vs.. Massachusetts, Assass,

sa.ers,-
Bates rs Ns% Hampshire. Lewiston,
Ne
Annapolis rs Pam State, Annapolis
Indians rs Syracuse SlHaae-
Swar1a1ao-s IS Johns Hopkins,
Baltimore
Leigh rs Dsesiason. South Beth
leher
SATURDAY. New. IL
Harvard rs, Indians, Cambridge
Dartmouth rs Amherst. Amherst
Princeton " Nsss Hlde.- WsS
Point
Yale " Brow, Ns1 EArsa.
Tufts rs Massachusetts Ms.ato.a
SoE5o.n " Colay. S-aaSxNh
Gettysburg rs T-sinns. Reading.
Lea5sa rs y. y university. Seu.n
SslA2sasm-
W5l,iSls rs. WNssley. W:llisuaSsoHa
ssve-to-'6 vs., J. Hopkins. Asys--
lord
Penn State vs. weSsnins.s-, S. Col
>at1rAay. New. ~.
SeaoS!,vanIa IS Michigan Fh5la6sl-
Tia5s
Princeton Is Yale Princeton.
NscTsr6 IS Ds-.pea,a- Csms-56ss
Co-1s- IS SEas.ane,s- Ithaca
Anhs-S rs. wsl25sns, .nhs-S.-
Wss. Po:a. rs Socknsl3 WeN RMni
Tufts rs. RlsasSe-. Rochester
SaWeo5a Is Ns1s- Ssoso- NJ
LeaSsA vs T-szaos. Soush Ss,Als-
han
S-oEo is Vermont F-o1ia=n~-
Pan Sss-S rs Dickinson. wZ.lssns-
port Pa
Annapolis is Nor1h Carolina AZ
1soalss.
rs Hs.7a- New aaTSn
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son of Bonnie McGregor tz:ls1x) will
do no more racing of any sort this
season J. r McGoxen paced Planet
in matinee race here some two
weeks ago against Don y. (2:D7k)
and Jessie Herr t2:lS), and after
dropping hea, to the latter he came
on and won the race With ease. It
vas NcGovan's intention to prepare
him in these matinee races for a cam
paign this fall in the 3:05 classes and
free-for-a]l pacing races. and he ex-
I'ected the gelding to get a piece Of
the money in any company.
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