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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-11-28
81 a Year in Advance.

ever difficult and full of tempta-
ton life may be, we are given wis
dom that sufiices for daily living.
No part of mans nature is so
strengthened by right choice as
the conscience. 1t is the still,
small voice that we must listen
for, and the oitener we hear it and
obey, the clearer and fuller is its
tone. 1t is the delicate intuition
that is dulled and finally destroyed
by the doings OF evil, Let us be
thankful that most men are blessed
with the righteous desire to do
good and to deal fairly by their
ueighbors,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-11-28

expensive school in the world, that Of
experience.
The farmer who grows scrub corn to.
dayiS as much out OF date rs is the
man who raises scrub stock. Wheat,
oats, and all other farm crops are be.
ing improved, and the man who is 10
keep abeast OF the times and make the
largest profit with the least effort
must take advantage Of these new
opportunities. 1t is impossible for
him to avail himself TO the fullest cX-
tent of these Improvements without he
understands the points upon which they
are based. a few weeks devoted to
judging corn, wheat, oats, and so
forth, will enable him to take advan-
tage Of the Improvements which are
best suited 10 his conditions and en-
able him to avoid costly mistakes. In
no other siugle direction are the farm
ers Of Missouri already progressing as
rapidly as in the quality Of their grain,
particularly Of the corn, which they
grow.
The opportunity is offered any of the
young men who will come to the Short
Course and study these things care
CONTINUED on page eight.l
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-11-28
J.F. NYelIsIn Washington.

GcIm, Washington, Nov. 10.
TO the Republican:-Having seen
in one Of your papers recently re.
quest that some Of the Tancyitos near
Olympia write to the paper OCCASION
ally, thought would send yOua few
lines,
am former Tancy county man,
and have lived in Olympia since com.
ing west in December, 1908, until Oc-
tobcr OF this year, when moved
twenty miles from Olympia near love-
ly little country town called Yelm.
| live on farm Of 700 acres of as
beautiful land as a man ever laid eyes
on, and it yields an abundance ofvege-
tables, dug and sacked 2l0O pounds
Of potatoes one day last week.
They are building Il new saw mill
town mile and IL half west OF us, by
the name Of McKennawn. The capa-
city Of the new mill they are building
will be 30, 600 feet per day, and it will
employ seven or eight hundred men,
on wage scale OF from 81 IS to $40 a
day. \ new $50 room hotel is nearly
completed, three railroads are sur
yeycd through the town, and grading
has been commenced on two of them.
| see from your paper that Tancyites
are returning, and some have said
work is shutting down here. There is
plenty OF work here yet, but the banks
are all closed on Il holiday until money
matters are righted, by request OF the
governor. We have hopes that they
will not be closed over two weeks
longer. Surely, under this good Re-
publican administration they cannot
stay closed, but | am truly thankful
that the furry did not occur under a
Democratic administration
My family and all of my relatives
are enjoying health and an abundance
of good things to eat in this land of
plenty.
II this letter escapes the waste bas-
ket | may try again some time in the
future.
Yours respectfully,
JESSE f. WELLS.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-11-28

Old papers, 20c hundred, at this
Office.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-11-28

This is the harvest time for
thanks. True, there have been
trials, calamities in some places,
homes destroyed, losses and sor-
rows, but taking the country over
our blessings have been very many
and far outnumbered the dark apal-
ling things of life. In spite Of
many evils there has been much
of true sympathy, OF genuine be
nevolence, of cordial spirit, of
brotherly love and good fellowship.
| We can keep our thanksgiving in
the spirit of scriptural admonition,
''Be ye thankful"
1t has come to be that we hear
too much about feasting and toe
little about thanksgiving. The
housewife whom menu reads:-
Oysters on the Half Shell,
Tomato Soup, Celery,
Roasted Turkey, Creamed Potatoes,
Chicken Pie. Baked Sweet Potatoes
Pickles, white Bread, Brown Bread
Cranberry Sauce Orange rarts,
Mincc Pic. Pumpkn Pie,
Cake. Fruit, Coffee.
Will likely have very little time
for another reading:
Song Of Praise,
Prayer, Singing,
Address.
Singing, Prayer,
Love Feast.
Old Hundred.
$40
! Let us be thankful that how
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-11-28
III THE HonE NEST
Cheerful Evening Reverles for Tired
Mothers

Better than gold is a peaceful home,
Whrro all the nrrsiic charities CONE
The shrine of love, the heayeuot life,
Hallowci.by mother. or sister or wife.
However humbie'thc home may be,
or tricd,hy. sorrow by heavens decree,
The blessings that never were bought or sold,
And center tnerc, are better than gold
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-11-28
LAND AND MINERAL DECISIONS.
4 Weekly synopsis Furnished by Wood
ford ID. Harlan, Land Attorney,
Washington, ID. g.

COAL LAND-Second declaratory
statement authorized as Of the date
made, though filed without authority
therefor. Dcclaratory statement for
coal land should not he received while
the land is covered by the existing
homestead entry of another,
CONTEST, PRACTICE Tendency Of
contest does not excuse compliance
with law where one is irregularly al
lowed to enter land thus involved.
ENTRY-A specific right OF entry,
accorded by department decision, must
be exercised within the period des.
ignated, in the absence Of good rea
son shown for delay,
FINAL PRooF-If found insufficient
and bad faith is not apparent, supple
mental evidence may be submitted in
the absence Of protest Oradversc claim.
HOMESTEAD ENTRY-Land in the
actual possession and occupancy OF one
holding the same under claim aud
color Of title is not subject to entry.
MINERAL LAND, PRACTICE-In case
OF contest, where the land is returned
as mineral, the burden is not shifted
to the mineral claimant by the nom
mineral affidavit and publication Of
notice by the agricultural claimant.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-11-28

The greatest of feast days in
America should be one of rejoic-
ing and thanksgiving by all the
people. This IS the harvest time
for the ingathering Of thanks for
the blessings of the year. Thanks
giving Day was first established in
the United States by the Pilgrims
at Plymouth, New England, re-
placing Christmas as the great
family festival, and has been
gradually adopted in other parts
of the country, Congress recon-
mendcd days of thanksgiving an
nually during the Revolution, and
Washington, in 1889, after the
adoption of the constitution.
Other days of national thanksgiV-
ing have been proclaimed, and
since 1863 the last Thursday in
November has been annually pro
claimed by the president as a ma
tional Thanksgiving Day.
In this munihcent land Of ours,
as void of famine, pestiIence and
disasters common TO other lands,
and where peace and plenty so uni
vcrsally abound, and civilization
in its highest type so eXalts hu-
manity, we are truly doubly blessed
and our autumns are golden in
more ways than one, and as sewers
and rcapers, the children OF men,
particularly in the bounds of this
latitude, can do no less in graft
tude than absorb and reflect the
sunshine so lavishcd upon them.
Freely We receive, then freely give,
Blessed as yc are blessed;
Yield forth in the life you live
The purr-t aud the best.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-11-28

Continued on page eight.l
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-11-28

Joe Mcknight killed fat 'possum
Friday night Of last week while coming
in 10 band practice. The life of the
'possum is certainly not one TO be envied
these fine fall nights, though his days
OF fattening on "simmons" would be
hard to beat
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-11-28

II real coffee disturbs your stomach,
your heart or kidneys, then try this
clever coffee imitatiOn-Dr. Shops
Health Coffee. DR.. Shoop has closely
matched Old Java and Mocha Coffee
in flavor and taste, yet it has not "A
single grain of real coffee in it. Dr.
Shops Health Coffee Imitation is
made from pure toasted grains or
cereals, with Malt, Nuts, etc Made
in one minute. No tedious long wait
You will surely like IL. Get a free
sample at our store. 3. 3. Price.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06
AOT|c|AS DIV[RSAS
de la Directi-
va del Institute de
Lajas. : Meeting.
JUIClOs POR IURADOs
En- la Corte de Distrito de
Sau Juan. .-El vapor es-
pafiol <Puerto. Rico ,

Hemos recibido la siguien.e
circular de la Junta Directiva del
Institute de agriculture, artes y
ohcios de Lajas, que reproducimos
con gusto:
aParticipamos q los habitantes
de Puerto Rico y especialmente q
las Corporacjones y ciudadanos que
han de enviar nifos 4 este Institu.
to, que ohcialmente 10 inaugurare-
mos ell 80 de septiembre en- curse,
dia que Sc ADRIAN las escuales p1.
blicas.
Sirva esta manifestation como
aviso a nuestros cooperadores, 4 fin
de que ese dfa pueda llegar aqui, la
mayor parte de los educandos que
ingresaran, durante el primer cur
SO, en- este plantel educativo.
Suplicamos q la prensa de Ia
isla la reproduction de estas IL
meas. La D1REcT1vAp.
Ell domingo pasado dieron
un gran ameetingD de propaganda
espiritista en- Sabana. .graude los ac.
tivos propagandistas de Ia referida
doctrina don Jose H. Casals y don
Francisco I. Arizona.
Para curar un resfriado en- un dia
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QU1N1NA.
81 boticario lie devolvera el dinero 81
no Sc cura. La frma de E. w. GRO.
We Sc halla en- cada oaji a.
Ell vapor espaiol qPuerto
RlcoS, sali6 de Canarias el 40 del
pasado agosto y recalara q este
puerto hacla el 10 del corriehte.
continuando SUI ruta de Santo Do.
mingo, Habana, Cardenas, Cier-
fuegos, Santiago de Cuba y Ntv
Orleans.
Para hoy estaban sefialade .
en- la Corte de Distrito los juicio.
por jurado contra Esteban Diaz Ne
dina, por homicidio voluntario ,
contra Enrique Miro, por DELFT,
contra el Erario de Puerto Rico.
Para maiiana estan anunciadc
los juicios contra Eugenio MART
nez, por seduction, y otro contr,
Enrique Miro, por delito contra {
Erario de Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06
DE- TODls parties
Sobre La aparici6n de
la fiebre amarillo en-
la isla de Cuba.
INfORMEs oFlClALEs
Locos criminales en- lucha con
sus guardianes. -Fuga.
Muere un recluso.

Dicen de Washington que el
Gobernador Provisional de Cuba,
Hon. Charles E. Magoou, ha in.
tornado 81 Gobierno sobre Ia apa-
rici6n de la febre amarillo en- Cuba.
Seg1n tl, Sc debio q que fue-
ron descuidadas las precaucione $
sanitarias, desatendiendo las obli-
gsciones que imponen los tratados
sxistentes de mantener Ia isla en-
estado de limpieza despues que les
americanos Sc retiraron la primera
vez de Ia misma.
Dice Magoon que los male S
causados por las pSsimas condicio.
mes sanitarias, no pueden ser reme-
diados durante el aiio en- curse, 4
pesar de los decididos esfuerzos que
para clio Sc han hecho.
Asegura tambien el Goberna-
dor que el empefio de hacer desa.
parecsr la febre amarillo, recibi6
POGO apoyo de parte de los mediccs
cubs aos.
A su juicio sera impossible ex-
tinguir la febre amarillo en- Glen
fuesos hasta que no sean termina-
das las obras del acueducto y de
drenaje en- dicha ciudad, y que es-.
pera tener lista las de instalaci6n de
acueductos y alcantarillado en- diez
6quince ciudades de Ia isla, dentro
de pocas semanas.
-Dicen de Plattsburgo, New
York, que un grupo numeroso de
locos criminales, encerrados en- 81
manicomio del Estado, contuvo q
los guardias del referido estableci-
miento por espacio de dos horas 4
fin de proteger la fuga de otros re-
clusos. Gran trabajo cost6 redu.
cir a la obediencia q los locos; tai
tesultado solo pudo conseguirse
despuks de dar muerte q uno de loe
amotinados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Salida de la expedi-
cion al Polo Sur.--En
un buque pesca dor.
PENA De MuERTe
Dlctada contra I'm catedrati.
co. .-Lucha cerca del tri.
bunal sentenciador.

va va navegando Ell buque a.
Endurance - que lleva q su bordo
la expedition al Polo Sur, manda.
da por el lugarteniente E. II. Sha.
ckleton quien hizo parte de la pri-
mera expedition del captain Scott.
IL Endurance es un viejo bu.
que pescador de Terranovs, repara.
do y provisto de una maquina de
vapor.
En- estos dias saldran otras dos
expediciones antarticas. Una, di.
rigida por el doctor Charcot a quien
el gobierno frances ha concedido
una ayuda de $40, 600 y la otra
por el explorador belga Henry As.
towsky, subvencionado por varias
sociedadades de su pattia con Ia
cantidad de $25o,ooo
-Comunican de Karlsruhe.
Alemanis, que Harl Hau, el cate.
dratico de la Universidad de Cor.
getown, Estados Unidos, convicto
y confeso de haber asesinado q su
suegra, con el prop6sito de heredar
su cuantiosa fortuna, ha sido sen.
tenciado q la pera capital.
La inmensa muchedumbre que
rodeaba el edifcio del tribunal, pro-
testo energicame nte de la sentencia
pidendo a gritos la libertad de Hau.
Tan graves proporcionea lego
a ofrecer el tumulto, que Sc hizo ne
cesaria la intervention de las tropas.
Ocurrieron entonces sangrien.
tos cheques entire los soldados y los
manifestantes, de los que resultaron
IL personals heridas y contusas.
Sc han efectuado muchas de.
teuciones, fgurando entire los arres.
tados varias mujeres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06
san JUAN Y Ia |SLI
Bale de confianza en-
Arecibo. : Regreso de
los Esta tados-Unidos.
DOCTOR CURBElO
Sociedad mercantil disuelta.
Movimiento en- Ia Estaci6n
de Anemia de Arecibo.
De nuestro corresponsal en- Are

De nuestro corresponsal en- Are.
cibo:.
Para el pr6ximo domingo,
dia de la Monserrate, el Casino Es.
pafol dara TN bale de con6anza en-
sus salones, el que promote quedar
muy animado y concurrido.
-"Durante la pasada semana
han concurrido a la Estaei6n de la
Anemia 546 individuos.
-aEn el vapor que llega ma
mana de los Estados Unidos Sc es.
pera en- esta ciudad al doctor Cur
belo v familia.
--aPara el dia 10 del actual Sc
anuncla nueva subasta para algu.
nos servicios municipales que has
ia ahora no han sido adjudica-
dos.s
Los sehores Catl,s Diaz y
CO, del comercio de esta plaza, nos
participant EN- atenta circular que ha
quedado disuelta dicha raz6n social,
en- virtud de haberse separado por
mutuo convenio el socio don Pedro
A. Iglesias, haciendose cargo del
active y pasivo don Carlos Cid,
siendo socio comanditario don lose
Cid y siguiendo Ia misma casa baic
la 6ma de Carlos Cid y CO, S. en- c.
NADIA hay mas convenier.
te para TN professional 8 comercian.
te que tener TN local en- sitio fire..
cuentado. 81 usted quiere un buen
departamento para establecerse, yea
Ia casa recien construida al Iado del
Correo por la calle de San lose y
encontrara departamentos aprop6.
sito. 1uformara Jose Bazdn, Aller
st. 2I.-Box 2I6, ao-Aa
Aver Sc vieron en- la Corte
de Distrito los siguientes juicio.
pr jurado: Contra Generoso Diaz
por hnrto mayor, condenado 4
aiio 6 meses de presidio; contra Dio
nisio Serano, tambien por hurt'
mayor, fue absuelto. Otro juici,
pr seduction estaba sefialado con
ira Anastasie Couvier, pero Ell fs
cal pidi6 la suspension por tene
n0ticias de que 81 acusado Sc pro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06
recomendado al Departamento to de
Marina, por la excelencia de la
ejercitaci6n de sus artilleros.

NJ~AN0Sl0n OC gus dILlll6TOS.
Cierto ndmero de prominentes
neoyorkinos que tomaton parte en-
los agasajos que Sc hicieron al Ce-
neral Kuroki durante su reciente
vista a los Estados Unidos, han re.
cibido del Departamento de la Cue.
IRA en- Toxic un cortes recuerdo.
Consiste en- una carta, precio.
ssmente grabada y en- lengua in.
glesa, frmada por el General Ku.
roki, con caracteres japoneses, y en-
la cual Ell ilustre general nipon apun.
cia su feliz llegada a su pals natal,
alabando q America por sus belle.
zas, y dando las mas expresivas
gracias por la hospitalidad que Sc
lie brind6 en- dicho pals.
Dice el General Kuroki que ST
vista a los Estados Unidos consti.
tuird Aiempre uno de sus recuerdos
mas gratos.
Entire aquellos que recibieron
dicho aut6grafo, Sc cuentan el Ma
yor Mcclellan, el Comisionado de
policia, Bingham, el Presidente de
I" La Equitativa y, Paul Morton,
el Director del aCity College,, pro-
fesor ]. H. Finley, Jacob H. Schif
Lindsay Russell, August Belmont
ex-Mayor Seth Low w. ]. Schelf-
felin, General Fred. D. Grant, Ma
yor l.. L. Seaman y Excelentisimo
sefior A. de Lima.
81 General Kuroki, segdn Sc
recordara, recibio muchas atencio.
mes durante ST permanencia en-
New York. Por donde quiera que
pasaba la gente Sc aglomeraba para
seguirle, y fue aclanado ruidosa.
mente en- la reception que Sc di6
en- su honor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06
JUNCos

La Junta Escolar de este pueblo
anuncia la vacante de dos escuelaa
preparatorias, una de elias en- la mis-.
ma poblaci6u y la otra en- I'm barrio
muy cercano que dista unos ounce
minutes del pueblo. Los aspirantes
que presenter enseguida sus solicitu.
des. So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06
EVENDE

Una caldera multibular de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de ancho, con "a tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Una maqulna horizontal, compile.
"a, con dos claslfcadores, capaz para
moler 1000 galones de guarapo en- ~
horas.--Para informes, dirijanse a..
PENEDo. FaIardo. Ina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06
Dr. l. Alvarez Vl|l(:

DENTI STA
DE La UNIvERS1DAD DE PENNSYLVANIA
Veinticincos afios de practlca, Plaza
Baldorioty de CastIo. San Juan Puer.
to Rico.
EX7RACCZONES SIN DOLOR
Horas de ofcina: de SAM y
de1a5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06
NOTAS AMERICANS
FL acorazado "Indiana" obtiene el
trofeo anual de acorazados,

Es ccstumbre entire los artille-
ros navales el sscar fotografias de
los blancos taladradcs y de los ca
homes con los cuales han hecho
fuego contra esos blancos; dando
de esa manera una prueba fotcgra.
dca de la fjeza de su punterfa.
Uno de los mejores records"
que Sc han hecho en- la practica re-
gular del tiro al blanco, reciente-
mente, ha sido el llevado a efecto
con los caiiones de ocho pulgadas
de la torre pcsterior del acorazado
de la armada de los Estados Uni.
dos, aIndiana.S Es esta una TORE
que corresponds en- callbre de ca.
fiones a aquella en- la cual ocurrt6
la explosion del aGeorgias recien.
temente, y en- la cual estaban pro-
curando los artilleros de este 1ltimo
acorazado batir todos los arecordsp
anteriores en- esa clase de tiro.
En- el case del aIndianap la tri-
pulaci6n de la TORE de ocho pulga
das dispar6 diez tiros, y todos ta-
ladraron el blanco en- los diez luga.
res en- los cuales aparecen las
cabezas de los marineros, los cuales
las han apasado q traves de los
agujeros, para marcarlos bien. FL
instructor y los dos artilleros encar-
gados exclusivamente de punteria,
con los que Sc ven al frente del
blanco que aparece colocado sobre
la cubierta del aIndiana.
TodoS eSoS tiroS fueron dispa-
parados mientras el barco Sc encon-
traba en- movimiento, y demuestran
la estupenda precision en- el manejo
de los cahones que han llegado a
obtener los artilleros de los barcos
de guerra americanos.
FL aIndianaD fue uno de los
barcos de guerra 1ltimamente mas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06

fesoras de crftica en- la Escuela
Practica de Rio-piedras.
Tambien ha sido nombrado pro-
fesor de la Normal, para ell venide-
ro curse, el caballero Mr.. Byron w.
Rec.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06
AnUnoios:@sPeciaIee para Ponce
GRAN H0teIieStlu1nt 1NQLATERRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
TetuAn 10 y 12'-CFUz Z y FOFtaIeza 2l.

suae1n Ia mas cenca vistas bahia las GALES
y tortaeza 81 mas sco vntado de capital comedo
o las Anlas Tene dpaamentos independence para amas Des.
de 10 de AgOSto ademas del o omdas sstea
Americana guso del pasro Tre de cauaes uo Interpees
taducO pOs igua al de los demAs abOnos
manales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06

pone contraer matrimonio con la
ofendida.
Las Pastillas digestivas del
doctor LIE Roy, marca aANTURI-
CAS-, digieren los alimentos que
no puede digerir el est6mago.
Las distinguidas seforitas
puertorriquefias Isabel Andreu, de
Fajardo, y Carlota Matienzo, de
Ponce, ocuparan puestos como pro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-06

NEE esta imprenta Sc solici-
tan activos vendedores de peri6di-
cos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
PHIL FINCH TAKES
LATONIA FEATURE
Outsider in the Betting Easily
Captures Merchants Handi-
cap Event.

CINCINNATI o., July C.-Phil Finch.
an outsider. to-day won the Merchants
Handicap at Latonia in drive, by a
neck. Carthage. the favorite, finished
second. Phil Finch, which was en-
tered to be sold for $500, was run UP
to $4,000 by John Murphy and bought
in by him. Summaries:
First race-iive furlongs-Hollow q
to ~ first, Balla &C to y second, Ed.
Kane Us to y third. Time, 1901 As
Second race-siS furlongs-sylvan
Belle Q5 to - first. Carlone W. G. to
p second Mary Buchanan G. to y
third. Time, 1:l4 3-5.
Third race--tive furlongs-R. C. Ram
q to s )hrst, Cloyne C. to y second
Caltha ESQ TO y third. Time, 1902.
I Fourth race = mile: Merchants
1 Stakes value, s1.s7o--Phil Finch (13 t,
|, u first, Carthage I'll to 81 second
Morales 40 to u third Time. 1899 Is
Fifth race-mlle-Miss Ida C t
~ first Miss Alert GO to 81 second
The M!nks GIG to 81 third Time
1889 AS.
Sixth rnce-six rurlongs-Bossera
C to 50 first, Hustled az to y second
,Viperne &C to y third. Time, liza.
Seventh race-mile and sixteenth
/ Quagga &C to - first. scalplock q Il
Il - second, Henry Q. (15. to ~ third
| Time, LAS 2-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
MONTGOMERY WINS
THE COMMONWEALTH
Big Colt Captures $4,000 Stake
Event With Great Burst
OF Speed.
FRANK GU IS SECOND
Ncrnal Stakes Go TO Mcggs Hill,
With Half Sovereign
Second.
FRANK GILL is SECOND

NEW YORK. july 6,--AlontgomerH
closing with a great burst OF speed IN
the final furlong, won the Sl2.ooo
Commonwealth Handicap one mile ana
& quarter nj Sheepshend Bay TO-DAY.
He was quoted at 10 to !. and was
wel-ridden by Garner. Frank GU was
second. with Dandelion third. The time
was 2:06 So.
Meggs Hill won the Vernal Stakes.
The summaries:
First race-Six furlonss main coursa
Dreamer 6 to p first Roseben q
to y second, Comedianne Go to -
third Time, 1:12 as.
Second race-Steeplechase, ful(
course--Palm CS 10 - first Essex C
to u second, Larone q to y third.
Time. 5:l2 20.
Third race-The vernal Stakes five
furlongs. futurity course--Meggs Hin
5 C to ~ first, Half Sovereign GO to -
second Fancy 6 to y third. Time.
1:o1 2-5.
Fourth race-The Commonwealth
Handicap, mile and quarter-Mont-
gomery 90 to ~ first, Frenk Gill as
to 81 second, Dandelion q to y third.
Time. :06 ga. as
Fifth race-Selling, mile and six
first, Rifleman Go to ~ second and
Rev May Geo to y third. Time.
las 2-5.
Sixth race-selling, five and one
half furlongs, futurlty course-Joe
Nealon q to 81 first, Blackmay 90 to
- second. Glorious Betsy as to ~
third. Time. :0S 1-5.
Seventh race--selling, five and a
half fu-longs, futurity course-NIaga-
zine (5 to ~ first. Biskera Is to u
second, Castlewood q to y third.
Time, LOS.