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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

AANGLE GIRLS-APPLY TOLSIAN LAUNDRY,
corner 9th and 4 SIS nv. uo2I-3t
WANTED-EXPERIENCED d. [. BOOKKEEP-
er Apply 70 MANAGER, st0neleigh Court, Conn.,
ave and / 81
AT ONCE THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
glove salesw0meg. Apply JULIUS GARFINkLE
& CO. lbs g. NV. uo2l-tf
ANTED-EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN IN
books, stationery, handkerchief notions ueckwear
toys dolls umbrellas &C also bright young women
from eighth grade and High School. without expe-
rience. Apply between 6 and 10 a. ~ 70 H. e. IA
COBS. with Woodward & LOthr0p nOiFtf
PROMINENT POSITIONS OFFERED TO THOR
Cughly reliable competent suit and coat saiesUonen
Of good character. Address BOX l03. Herald Office.
nUlff
WANTED-AT ONCE. THOROUGHLY EXPERT
enced skirt and coat hands on Women's garments
JULIUS GARFINKLE 4 CO. I225 + 81. NV.
noS-H
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& OHIO RAILROAD.


ROYAL BLUE LINE
LEAVE STATION, New jersey ave and c st..
EVERY OTHER HOUR on rhE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, ID ST., NEW YORK.
= ID o. Ia Diner. l'l-lm-u P4rlor-
81 a. m- buffet, Parl0r. tiTe-aouT train.
+yaJ a. II Diner and pullman Psr1r Jar
tliUe q. n. Diner and Pullman Paror Car.
.I.gy D. H. Diner ana pullman Parlor Car
: 10 y. u- R0yal Limited. All Pullman
a 10 p. Coaches 70 Philadelphia.
> 90 y. M Diner and Pullman HarjcE.
800 p. n Coaches 70 Philadelphia
II - y. II. sleepers.
-2-5I q. NJ SleeleTs
ATLANTIC CITY. s2.5l, 100, 900. ful3 a n.
"EyERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
'"eeA T1isi F6 RsIrfI1oRr a N; 70 ; , n-i
Week l.,5 days ls ~ "a. S"g 80 "a" D 500. So
500, 1870, l9.5 4-s4 li55 p Ia
sqaa@@s ~ -5' as q, -.,, go; 20 s l23 nS9
I0a0, Ie-5s u 81, u]5 p. n.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NUKiuNEST. uI0 A. r.
CfNUISNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
'ig ay, ~ ,,,;,s,91 a H- 70 r n -l-d5 night
CLEVELAND, sgao pm; COLUMBUS. g.s,nn
WHEELING 1875 q. N. 80 .. N
MlNChESIER. S-55 3. Ia, fI05, 20 P. n
ANNAPOLIS. week days, $50 a. n, lz.35 noon,
aa5 ,. H. b@J =. IA. sundays 6SJ =. u. and
TUEAY and ELKTON. 955 D. N.
FREDERICK, t@5, S9l5, sl105. fl10 a. n
Sl.l5, 20, f5JJ p
HAGERSTONN. 100 a. N. and 800 D. n
BOYD ana way points is-55. sy:b a. m, SIS
= ~. f5-5, 5000. fl-5J ,. N.
GAIIhEISSBl re sud way points, s-35. s9I5 T.
~, ilz5l. II-l5, -, 80, 555, It59. S. -,
SO Is. fIis59 p u.
MASHINGIQN JUNCTiON and way points. FS -.
'Daily. tE1cept sunday SSunday only
Reservations OF Sleeping OF Par0r Car space rates
OF fare &c. VIII b. quickly furnished i}Y TFIF-
PHONE at al Of the following Ticket Ofioas. ~
81 NV, Telephone. main I5gl; 6l9 Pennsylvsris
Telephone. NJ r~-
ard st--Ticket 0fice. Telephone east Gsl: IEfos-
matsen Bureau. east 72l-
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PIANOS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-YoU can RENT a HTGH-GRADE
pisno from as for s. and up per month; 50 up
rights 20 select from: all in perfect condition f.
G. SMITH PIANO CO.. lZ5 Pa ave. ocls-u
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FLATS FOR RENT.

171S Willard Street n. W.
First floor. rooms and bath; furnace; large yard
Rent, $3.50 per month Second floor, rooms and
bath with large attic Rent, $3.50.
S. ". PickfOrd,
RIM. 81 Colorado Bldg, 14th & g.
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DOGSktATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST REGJlN ED-l09 HOWF-P4IsFD CIN-
ares viii fhem Just as they nun at 81 each;
3, S,so daganf ysypanies, cocker spaniels, eoies.
tsaS oTsslre skye, poodles fox terriers
bull teuiss' hoeton terriers parrote gold fishes;
also Ang'i~ cats, &c SCHAuD'S BIRD STORE.
'4@ AZth = Nv nO9-n
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HOUSES fOR SALE.

FOR SALE
5Ii3 X s. lot E1l25; brick building occupied as
machine shop. Price, $500
1900 square feet on Grace St. Georgetown. orpo-
site Capital Traction Power Plant. Price, $500
2ls Poplar 81. Georgetosu5 6-soom frame. Rent.
$50 Price. 500.
1851 F. Market Space Potomac st J. Georgetown
Rent S55g Price. 8 SO Occupied as fish market
and dwelling Water an3 sewerage.
1906 9ith st.; lot l5zl29: brick dwelling Rent
Sl2.0. PTioe. $3.50.
SL20.
2l53 e St. frame store and dwelling. Price S275G
Miller-Sh0emaker Real Estate Co.,
E233 22D ST NV
Phone West 3G
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T. H. THOMAS aud JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
AutTucEs


~ THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
ai Columbia, holding q Bl5tTIct tuI-L. lu the
extension ~ EucliG street iu Meridian Hill in the
Tee is uertly gwen taat tla Commissioners of tie
DlstE1ct ~ Columbia. pursuant 70 the Iguylsia %
an act OF tengICsS approved june D. LJ1. entitled
an GeJ LlE thf c.eflsiou ui tucl1 street. ia M-
Iuleu HLl. n The District Of Columbia ' have flied
d petition il tals court praying tue condemnation
ui Tao ldna necessary s1- tue extension 0f Euclid
ula. O. shown Oh q pat cr nap prepared by the
-lu Conn IaUllS aud annexed o. their said rltl-
tla-i ana marked EXaiDIL ~. g.. No J. and pray
g as3 tiat Ilry = seven .BGiclo1s. dislIteTcsssd
pr-ce,dllsss aud nos 4u Sue service gr employment
cf tnc District 1t Columbia of tle iult5c State
b. summoned by the United States Marshal for the
Eis-ret "a Columbia % asses the damages each
Uauer of land taken may sustain by reason af the
extension ut sad street and the condemnation 0f
iIe ANA necessary Tor The purposes 20 sgCI eKteu-
sion. aud t7 assess the benefits resulting tI-reIrlu.
ah PROVIDED DO ne AFORESAID act ~ Congress 10 2s ls
the court this l5-l uay Gf NOgJmbCT A. H. l3JG- or
1treG ta8t 1-l irIslI5 having any interest lu these
Proceedings o.. and Lley arc lsreDF. warned and
DAY or DEtLMBLh- A ID. ly6. ar I5 clock
us, and 90 continue iu attendance until the errrt
snail have made IT'S nual order utlfgug ana CllLlm-
iUg the award q dsmass end the assessment 0s
is further ordered that copy THIS notice AID e5-
der De published once lu the Washington ieH Re-
porter. and Oh slX secular DAYS lu the Washington
Stay and The Washington Herald. newspapers pub
bl--Ia5cr. A.. ID. 1876 Er is further Crie-gd tha- G.
COPY u tlls notice and order b. served by the ed
States Marshal OF bis deputies. up9n such owners
Qf the land 10 b. condemned hJr1l may bC
tcTInd by said marshal Cr his Deputies within the
District of Columbia before the SAID 9th day q DE
ClBber. A. D. 1870. By the C1urt. JOB BARNARD.
CLERK by +. Z. CUNNINGHAM. Asst ClerE
ugl. l3.1l .-t.-bB
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FURhITURE WAHTED>

SPt. SAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
yS1e > s.o1es' bTlca brae, and ali kinds of house
ht $500 ItsALMS FURNITURE SHOP, 18th
s. a. = IS -fhone \. 1913. Formerly 9th and l..
y - ~ hn-tt -. tfRNITURE. SELL YOUR GOODS
WOOD. sth AID K -" 'NS N0s' A4'us9, 55 y q.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
BY
MARTIN BROS,
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance.
1925-27 Pa. Ave. NV.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHEp
A naval Officer, assigned 20 duty elsewhere. de-
sires 20 Fent hls house. completely furnished by
the year OF t1r The season. ElF further particulars
apply TO
JAMES A. BATES & CO..
uo5-u 130T 4 st. NV.
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COLLECTORS.

WE DO GENERAL COLLECTING; LOCAL. AND
foreign no charge unless successful Phone 3ist
TIE FULLER AGENCY, ~ 18th st. nos1
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Herald Want Ads
will be received at McNulty's Cigar Store
18th and SIS. NV
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CHARLES o SLOAN a Co, 4Gc5ioaeeTs-

CHANCERN SALE or VALUABLE PATENT
And PATENT RIGHTS EUR IAIPRON E3IENT
IN SHADE HANt5hRs KNOWN As THE DIS
MY BALL-BEAkiAG ADJUSTABLE WIN
DOW SHADE HANGER.
b virtue a . ,.ecree u the supreme Court Of
the District II Columbia passed ia Equity Cause
Nc. LJ15. ON the docket o. said c0UrI The under
signed trustee VII offer for sale az puuc auction n
tlc auction TOums of G. u. SCaB 4 Co isU q 50.
uE-r 1u WEDNESDAY,, the 18th ddy o. N0vem-
Der. 100. ~ j. CLOCK n. the patent C0Vered By
letters patent Nc 1921, dated June 1888 issued
g. Nliugl Disney and assigned % the Disney
shade Company on April 2 1916, f0r improvement
lu shade hangers known tie Disney Bali -Bearing
adjustable h ludow shade Hanger. together with
a rights sttacHed % sald patent. except the right
exploit ana sell SAID shade hanger ~ the UIstuct
II Caigmbia and the states u Virginia. Georgia
ana Alabama
Terms oi sale; All cash. 20 be paid within ten days
after Tie day OF sale. paslJ OK so viii be re-
CURED a. the time of sale. A. tie II sale are
uat complied with Clteel DAYS. the Tlglt is re
served ~ f0TfeIt The deposit and 70 resell said Vst-
elt and patent rights 4I TIE usk ard cost Of the
dgtaultmg purchaser.
JOHN J. HAMILTON
Trustee Century Building. AZ 5-h S. nv
rof-EEfzpxG
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE,

HONEST AND RELIABLE COLORED NAN,
age 2, useful at anything. wishes position por-
ter in store waiter IL private family understands
care Of aut0: references given 1851 18th NV nOZl-3
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23

FOR sALE-50 NEW AND SECONDHAND
heating and cooking stoves 4 efery description
from s. Up. We invite y0uT inspection. 5NffZEk
FOR SALE-A DAISY LATR0BE; VERY REA-
40uable 80 10th ST. ne uoa0-3t
FOR SALE-UPRIGHT PIANOS AT LOW
prices. These instruments have teen used but are
ln eNcelleut condition. stier. Chlckering, knabe
Fischer, Estey k0hleT 4 Campbell shaw Eose &c
Square pianos as l0w as $40 II viii pay y0u %
see MS & sou want piano. CHAS n STIbFF,
81 uth S. nw- J. C. Conlih, Mgr nolsu
EoR sALE-LC0l SECONDHAND AND NEW
heating and cooking stoves of every description.
from $50 up SNTTZER 6 Ia PORTE. ll3l and
LIS 1th ST. nv. Phone \. Il1G OC5-lf
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EDWARD DANIELS,
Bldg, 1410 H Street NV.

4zlI-VILLAGE FARM: NEAR HALF ACRE.
splendid water force pump; 6r. cottage. attic makes
two rooms; bath: z p0rCles, inclosed in glass
close 20 trolley few min. ride city; very cheap at
l,5Qe. THE SOULE Co, Inc, 6Sa La. ave.
nCi3-tf
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SEWING MACHINES,

ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES RE
paired for s. Called for and delivered Work
Satisfactory charge. Mail your order. T. s.
1894 7th st. NV. nols-n
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THE CAIRO.

Further extensive improvements have been
made during the past summer. making the Cairo
apartments absolutely the finest In Washington
Inspect cur apartments & from one room and
hath W. furnished or unfinished Finest public
dining TO1m IN the city. Hotel service
Eo5-lno WILLIAM CATO. Manager.
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ROOMS FOR BENT.

II YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS. SEE Us:
no charges THE CENTRAL REAL ESTATE
Co, 1877 NV. room . Phone NJ 1855. noZ3S0t
l59s Z ST. NW.-EURNISHED THIRD FLOOR
mont room large closet. private family. noZ2-lt
i537 I ST NV = DRAWING-ROOM SUITE:
other rooms; continental breakfast; refs The Ar
lnRton nol6-30t
II YOU WANT ROOMS GO 10 GERsON. DEM
4 Co. Gil 7th St No charges for securing
rooms motif
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE,

YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER DESIRES
position in newspaper Office. BOX III, Herald Of
nee nc2-H
DRESsAAKER lCOLOREDl WISHES WORK
out by day. al home; hrst-class work ard city
ref. 1915 18th ST NV. E02r3t
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HOUSES WANTED,

~ YOU WANT GOOD tenants tOk run
ns5ed unfinished houses list your property
WITH GRACE n THOMAS, COrcUun Bldg.
nol9-3Gt
WANTED PROPERTY or ALI, BESCRIp-
ti9ns Have purchasers ready q buy II properly
pIicod For quick sale see me-
ALLAN L. WALKER, 14IO c 1t.
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THE MISSIONER

THE MISSIONER,
18Th AND L STS. NV
Several very desirable apartments for rent: cen
tTsi loeatoni convenient 70 cars; excellent service
moderate rent. inspect these apartments before rent
lng elsewhere. JOHN L. EDWARDS, Tos l4th st.
NV. Cc25-ff
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kUGTiQ
ADAM a. WEsCHLER. AuctioneeT.
soyERN1LENr - 81 TRAALE HoUsE 50

SALE OF FRAME HOUSE 40.
2O4 l. STREET NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY. the 18Th DAY OF NOvEM-
BEE, A. D. 1876 at 30 clock ,. II. / VIII sell
by public auc ion in front Of the premises the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate IL The City q
NasLugrlu. district lf Columbia 70 Wit: Part q
55', containing aGJut $40 SQUARE feet, together with
the improvements. consisting q small frame dwell
mE.
Terms Of slle-Casb- A deposit OF 500 required
az the ri1ue q safe. Terms Of sale 70 b. complied
with within 10 days from Cav u sale otherwise the
undersigned reserves the rigt 20 resell che property
at the rlsd and cost Of tue defaultiuE purchaser.
after 0ay advertisement n sucn resale In four
49, daily newspapers published in Washington, ID.
e. All c1pte}aueing, recording, &c, az purchaser
cost. BY order 4
CHAs. > BROMWELL. Colonel. u s. 4.
s4r0 y IL
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-CAsH REGISTERS.
NEW NATIONALS EkOA IS Up HALL
MOOD kEGI5IEh AT SACRIFICE. 5EF-
EkAL Slightly USED NATIONALS FULLY
GUARANTEED. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
AND ON EASY PAAsiENIo. NE SELL SIC
OAD-HAND CASH REGISTERS or ALL
KINDS CHEAPER AND IN BETTER CONDI
TON THAN ANY DEALER
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO
a0k-39t 5lI gTE ST NV
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

WANTED-sTTUATION. HOUsEAIAN OR HOST
Lex. intelligent white man; positions for nicelOOk-
ing c0lcred maid hOusemaid. OF nurse; refs FL
kEkA.' lJll y. Y. ave. uuZ-3t
WANTED ED-CARPENTERING, BRICK WORK
&c; jobbng or contract J. c. X, S35 y. Y ave.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
MANY KINDS OF HORSE DOPE.
observant Horseman Exposes Ways
of Showing Horses Speed.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 1.-THE train
er who cares to do the sort of doping that
WAS charged against Il. Il. Smathers In
the recent Lou Dlllon-Maior Delmar cN-
posure has his choice of many methods.
Not all methods to slow up horse can
Dc charged 90 doping, for, strictly speak
iLgs that term applies only to the admin
istering Of drugs to horse. The motive.
however. Is the same, and 1t has been
applied so as to include all tricks or con-
trivances or appliances to slow a horse
up and thus prevent him from winning.
"A common practice" said an old trot-
ting man this week, lis the injection of
water hypode ermically. Water injected in
the veins OF the neck and back OF the fore
quarters Will in all instances lower or
lessen a horses speed.
Drugs for the purpose of slowing
horses are also fed to Il horse in either
concoction OF hemp is sometimes fed to
Eorse to slow up his speed 1t Is very
effective One scheme that has been
worked more than once to slow down
trotter. and. for that matter. n runner, is
the placing of weights In his boots and
lead plates and shoes have been known 10
have been used on mole lhan one ucca-
sion,
Even more deft is the nofarious custom
OF binding fine WIRE or twisting hairs
around the ankles. When this is done
sets the temper OF sensitive horse that
1t Is never lble to run anywhere near to
form. To detect this trick II is not easy,
for one strand OF wire or three or four
hairs twisted around n horses ankles Is
enough TO turn the trick"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
HAROLD, VICTOR, ALLEN,
BILL AND TOM STARS
Will Go Against Best California
Athletes at Stanford
Track Meet.
lrIbune Special Sporting Service.

rlDune Spcclal sporting SSTNlCS
SAN FRANCISCO. March 17.-Andrew
GIarner, Bill Garcia, Tom Smith, Harold
Moundrell Bert Williams, Carl Buttgen-
back Allen Bonner, Victor Lldge, Con-
nelly, Cadwallader, Glrard and Plnw are
some OF the athletes who Will wear the
red and white of the Olympic club In
field day against Stanford's best track
team on May 80.
Interest In outdoor athletics Is gradually
being revived in the Olympic club, and 1t
may not be long before the rlnged 20"
track team will once moro be able TO hold
Its own against any in the country, After
the meet at Palo Alto the clubmen Will
probably tackle the University Of Cali
fornia's team.
The Olympic athletes are already In
earnest training for their field day with
the Cardinals, which they are confident
OF winning,
In the dashes Carl Buttgenbach. the
crack sprinter of Lowell, Allen Bonner
and Girad the famous l0-second man,
will represent the Post street club Bon
ner Will also compete In the hurdles
Stanford is particularly strong In the
hurdles. with such men as Capt. McFar-
land Peasley and Horton. Almo Copo
the academic champion will enter the
sprint race for Stanford
Smith and Garcia will run the $50 and
Garner the i40 and mile The latter Will
have as his most formidable opponents the
freshmen, Find" Hussey, J O. Miller and
Rawles, Servery and Miller are expected
TO compete also in the half-mie for Palo
Alto college.
Mundreli Is conceded first place in the
two-mile. and Connolly, the Irlshman. who
made the best time in the notable run to
Dipsea last year, should get second.
Paw Will participate In both the ham
mer throw and shot put Lidga and Cad
liams are to enter the high jump and Bon
ner the broad.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
Schneider Entries at Memphis,

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
MEMPHIS, March l7-Barney Schrelber
expects to race an extensive string of
thTouoghbredS In the East during the
coming season. The Missouri turfman has
uufolded his plans for the early season in
q communication received by Secretary
Macfarlan of the new Memphis Jockey
club, which calls for n strenuous cam
Daign for Dr. Gardner, the three-year-
old son Of Bannockburn and Urada.
DR.. Gardner will be shipped here for the
Tennessee derby. Schreibers present plans
calls for DR.. Gardner to make his next
start in the Kentucky derby early n May
After that the plans calls for an invasion
OF the East. DIT Gardner Will be one OF
the first of the get OF Bannockburn to
parade before metropolitan turf eyes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
After British Steeplechase Money

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK, March 1.-Two New
Workers Will have starters in the Grand
National steeplechase this month, which
Is the greatest cross-country race In the
world. and which is held each spring at
Alntrce, near Liverpool. They are j.
Temple Gwathmcy and FoXhall p Keene
This is new record, but II Is not unusual
for New Yorker to have horses In train
ing on the fiat here and In England sim
ultaneously August Bclmot, James r
Koenc and II. Whitney have each one
or moro candidates undergoing their early
preparation In England for the classic
British turf prizes, I'm addition to their
horses being trained at American race
courses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
ATHLETES FOR SOUTH AFRICA.
English Varsity Stars Frame Up for
Transforming Trip,
rting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service
LONDON. March 17.-An important adj
dItion to the national athletic features
is likely to be made In the form of
tour In South Africa of team represent
Ing the Universities of oxford and Cam
bridge
There are good prospects OF the tour
taking place. and the team. which would
be selected after the oxford and Cam
bridge sports. would leave England at the
end of June and return early In October,
having meetings at Bloemfontein, johann
ley and CaDetown
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
Schneider Wins Fortune at Track.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 17.-Barney
Schreiber Is the leading winning owner
In California. having cleaned up $4,000
so far at Oakland and the other tracks
on the coast. w. b, Jennings stands sec
ond au the list with a trine under $2T coo
Jennings, by the way. has released Bill
Knapp, who has been riding for him all
winter. as the jockey has another con-
tract to fulfill In Knapp's place Jennings
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
Russian and Turk to the Mat.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
LONDON, March 1.-THE date has been
agreed upon for the wrestling match be
tween Hackenschmldt and Madrali The
wrestlers Will meet on April -, but just
where the match vii lbe held has not
yet been decided, although the managers
of several London pavilions have made
tempting offers to secure IT,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18

has engaged a sensational colored Jockey
named l. Williams. who Will come from
the East 1t Is said that Williams bids
fair to be the find of the winter season.
and that he will cut a big figure on the
metropolitan circuit. Jennings says he
Will start either Gruziallo or San Nlcho-
las possibly both, In the Garter Handi-
cap at Aqueduct. and that Proper Will be
pointed for the Brooklyn Handicap Mt
GrayeSend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18

though some of her races were excellent
ones, She showed n very decided liking
both the Partridge and the Daisy she WAS
a good second In the former being beaten
Only by that high-class Western colt, Yam
kee Consul.
The fllies thoI have never started and
are named for one or the other of the
stakes are Sahara, Botawanna, Homosellc,
Ermlnle Prudential Girl. Golden Girdle,
Gay Middleton, Perhaps, Irish Girl IL,
BelgraNIo and Queen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18

To the man whose vital
ity Is exhausted and who
finds himself, while stlll
young In years, n broken
down wreck of what he
ought to be, the DR. Nc
Laughlin Electric Belt IL
full OF encouragement IL
Is the success OF the age In
elevating the condition OF
men suffering from a loss
OF vitality,
1t Ia worn while you
sleep. For six or eight
hours every night It pours
q steady stream OF cleo
trlcity into the nerve
center. saturating the
weakened tissues with It's
life. This is strength.
From II comes the vim. the
energy, the flre of perfect
physical and mental action.
IT renews the health and
happiness OF all men,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-18
Que Smith Looks Good

hS 'h .' was another of the good oncs
n e. shson that 1t Is well 10 bear In
M ps WIZ race in the colors of V
y yssr omh thls year. Her best rnce
- II vas when she conceded five
pa And soo1 one as Running
70 A an WIN III pounds up, was lust
.ts sba need for tho Great FllIy
II ese "a Yn the Astoria with ridiCu-
|E.t1h slsLau was also winner OF the
'1liorSS c,te Mater and Single Shot. the
IA IN nay SSiay pair. nave not been en-
|sts for e Early FLY stakes, but are
"a rfc aulhe lhe Alabama at Saratoga
n th.,r eS MS that concluslvely estab-
d Taiar nlgh class last season. Run
4 D. nust os her Victory In the Great
|s thls 80 gwen a chance with the
4. Dsta 1, sar VIII show. She also won
|.sgle sho. sno tho Rosebuds.
1 rulv though accomplishing less
P,oduca ert nlly She was third in
~ In tbo Shu gu was only beaten two
ia. her st tSleat Filly, when Running
aed in fron, mate, and Sue Smith
sne Stables Represented.
Eariy. neene is represented by ca
|A bali. III ottcn, Ballotta and Sa-
,sd. Beleraer 10 Delhi. that has never
IL The bs.dVio. another that has never
4 kecne sIlef' Is also named to weor r
tahs G9,ors in the running OF tho
.sy,and-o,V,t those that have shown
|e-her Az, though she only won one no.
vas S,e eooi race last year WAS VAS when hen
sarg Of 1p"a ibs second to Peryerse in the
s rakin., inc maiden class in the fall
tasoh repeated efforts Throughout
tssce + isss; William Lakelm.s de-
ssloa ls., l. smother that attractaa some me
Ny stsl. stll. year, and her presence Io In
g fashlonsb may trouble some Of the
4, se1us statues not little. She won
n t6e sRes sHIs. very handily last season %
4, that Esa Espa1haa,w9y away showed a hight of
lAoGEh sbas bss little less thnn phenon,ct ~
Edna W. u,o not last the Journey.
no. snsGn stnSGInn.w viii carry the co,ors o,
Water IL and he defeat 'S 81 Il Run iTll
y. IA raea a The spinaway was n porSa S1rc ne
y fyssEaal iro@ iaSs an season a4..1o She + :, @lsc
Sls pstutssss is the enf entry M neiq. II M,
and she Is still a maiden der
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