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A COMMON ERROR.
The Same Mistake Is Made by Many
Abilene People.
It'sa common error

It's a common error
To plaster the aching back,
To rub with liniments rheumatic Joints,
when the trouble comes from the kidney@
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And arc endorsed BY Abilene citizens.
Mrs. Lucy A. Waters Of East North sixth
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Palms in my back annoyed me and a din
Guilty with the kidney secretions also existed
1 used plasters and tried various remedies
but obtained no lasting benefit until ] took
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4 Cos. drug stors. have used them since
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washInoton Democrats celebrate.

Washington, July 1.-THE Demo
cratic clubs Of the District Of Column
bIa Friday celebrated the nomination
Of William J. Bryan on the Washing
ton monument grounds by firing sa'
lutte of 40 guns. one for each state.
About 200 persons witnessed the dem
onstration.
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How many American women 70 Z
lonely homes to-day long for TINS
blessing to come into their lives, and md
20 be able to utter these words, but
because Of some organic derange-
ment this happiness is denied them.
Every woman interested in this
subject should know that prepare
Hon for healthy maternity is
accumulated by the use OF
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IFIrst published in the Abilene Weekly Re
Hector July :, 1851
Publication Notice.

hector July 2, 1857
Publication Notice.
In the District Court Of Dickinson County,
Hattie A. Gray. Plaintiff.
vs.
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rs.Josepnine Hall, Of Bardstown,
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= Danville, ILL.,, July .11.-Charles E..
Brown, IS years Of age, an attorney
prominent socially and professionally,
was arrested here Friday by secret
service men on Z Charge Of counter
feiting and later held to await action
by the United States grand jury in
bonds Of $1,000.
In a secret desk end a cell Of
Browns house, where he was arrest.
ed in the presence Of his wife and
three-yearold child, the government
agents found what they say is the
most complete counterfeiting outfit
they have ever seen. 1t Yves ready
for the manufacture Of Eve dollar
gold pieces, silver half dollars, quar-
tiers, dimes and nickles and the secret
service men pronounced the materials
OF the outfit almost perfect For more
than month wilkie and Porter have
followed Browns every movement
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GOUNTERFEITERs CAUGHT
A KANSAS PHYSICIAN AND AN H.
& LIMOS LAWYER ACCUSED.
Both Men Are Prominent Professional
ly in Localities Where They
Reside.

CoffeyvilIe, Kan, July 11.--United
States officers arrived here Friday
night en- route to Fort Scott with Dr.
G. j. Counterman, a prominent ply
sician Of New Albany, Kan, who Is
charged with counterfeiting. DR..
Counterman is 70 years Of age. His
arrest was due to a confession Of
Adam Teter, aged go, now in jail at
Fort Scott, who was arrested while
passing the spurious coin. Both men
are prominent citizens of Wilson
county.
The officers Friday made thorough
search Of DR.. Counterman's premises
at New Albany, discovering a large
quantity Of counterfeit money and a
complete set Of counterfeiter's equip
ment. The officers assert that the
mods have been used for ten years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
Wearing "Biinkers -
Aids Seleefnan
Desire of Keene's Ysungster TO
Look around Is Cpercon1e
and He Wins H,ndily
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO The CALL

BELMONT, n. Y. May 21-Select-
man is one of the fast youngsters
owned by James R. Keene That he had
been beaten in previous races was due
not to lack of ability TO race fast, but
his desire TO look around and inspect
his opponents. He was more watchful
Of their actions than his own racing
speed, and Selectman made as many
twists and turns IN the race as there
are in a scenic railway.
It was q happy thought that flashed
through the brain of James Rowe TO
place "blinkers" on Selectman in the
second race today. The addition OF
the hood Of the rogue to the colts rae
ing harness caused him TO race strai ght
and true down the chute, and he won
by three lengths.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs. handicap. 81 900
added
odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
IS 3-20-Lawrence P. Daley. l0T tMcDaniell ...-l
I2-I Masquerade 106 tNotter) ..-..........
e-5-Red River. 126 (Musgrave) .--..-....-.-3
Time, 1:1z 40
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs 5000 added:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-2-Selectmsn, los lNotter) .-.-..-.----..-.1
9-5-Sta tesnsn. Ies tGsrDerl .------------
Sol-May River, los CMcDaniell -.--..--...--S
Time, LOG ID Harrigan, Home Run, Tod,
finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Four and half furlongs. $500
added:
odds Horse. Weight and JOCKEY. Fin.
6-l-FOnt. io5 (Sumterl ...---............-. /
5-2-The Pippin, lo5 (Musgrayel ..........
20-l-Queen Eleanor los (Amidon) .......-.s 8
Time SO As. Etheral Rose Beaumont,
Ethelind, Constellation. Lady Hubbard Beauty
Bright, Albani, Red Mimic finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-one and sixteenth miles,
the Pocantieo handicap. 81. coo added:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
e-5-Golden Pearl. 121 tAIusgrave) -......... !
4-5-Robert Cooper, ll6 81. Leel --.....-.--.2 2
15-I-wild Refrain. log (McDanisD ..........s
Time, I:522-5.
FIFTH -steeplechAse. about two miles.
81 600 added:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
25-Ssnctus 152 (Dupeel ......-...........I
sI-Yama Christy, 15s "A Hevittl
25-St. Kevin. 152 iCarterl ...--...-......-
Time. 4:0T. Mark Gumberts, Noblesse oblige.
finished named.
SIXTH RACE-one and sixteenth miles.
selling. 81 coo added:
0ddk. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
4-5-Tom Dolan. los (Notter1 ................ !
2o-l-D' Arkle, los Mccarthy .--.......-....
7-1-keatoT. Jos (Musgrave) ......-....-....
Time, l:49- Brother Jonathan, Animus, Troa-
blesome. finished named.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
Gossip of the Track

Gemmells iuglorous showing in the bardiesp
feature OF Yesterdays card leads TO bur one
coneluslon-that the champion Splinter Of the
season has trained or q result of the
strenuous campaign 10 which he has been
subjected throughout the long E1ReryTIlse meet
ing GemmelTs previous races had given rise
70 suspicion that be might be stating OF and
his performance of yesterday confirmed thai
suspicion.
William Walker, in whose coiOrs Gemneu vzz
running for the first time since his receaT
purchase Of the horse from n. l. Wilson Tor
5000, was naturally keeniy disappointed over
his showing. BE had followed the same method
Of training that Stuart Polk had suceessfllIlr
employed in handling the hersse. After the race
he said that he intended 10 try training The
horse according to his own ideas and methods
As the horse eats well and appears 70 be In
good condition. he believes that be will be able
TO get him into winning form ere long Walker
was satisfied to let Gemmeli run for the purse
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
Swimmers to Start
in Championships
Grammar School Boys viii
Compete in a Special
Race

The annual swimming championships
OF the Pacific athletic association viii
be held in the tank of the Olympic
club on the night Of June 5. The com
petition Will be in charge OF j. D.
Thurman. John Elliott and r. X- Ryan,
the committee in charge of this branch
Of amateur sport.
Grammar school boys have been pro-
vided with a place on the program in
a sc yard race. which is two lengths of
the tank. The other events are 100
yards, 220 yards, 440 yards, $50 yards
and a relay race. The latter viii be
OF the tank
The races viii be handled by the fol-
lowing officials: Referee, s 5. Peix-
otto: starter. John Elliott: clerk of
course, s. L Cavill; scorer, Herbert
Hauser; judges, !. D. Thurman, a Ron
coVieri and Charles T. Fickert; inspec-
tors. J. S. Phillips. r, x Ryan and l. A.
Wolf: timers. A Cloud, ]. r. Hickey
and Douglas Erskine.
~~~>~~~~~>~~~~>~~~--
won in the seventh inning on e pass TO HsrtseI
and Nichols two bsgger. Score:
Bsffsries-Rhosdes. checi and \. clark: wick.
ers and Schreck.
WASHINGTON. May 21.-Burns held Detroit
to two hits today. Washiagton scoring shut,
first and none second Many sensational plays
were made On both sides. Score:
Washington ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries-Burns and Warner; Sieyer and
Payne.
NEW YORK. May 21.-Lake lost his own
game 10 Chicago today by allowing the visitors
10 bunch hits in two innings. The locals hit
Walsh freely, but not ct the right time Score
eAlsags ..,................. : !
New York -.-.--.---- ---..---- ~ q
. Bstteries-Wslsh aRd Sullivan; Lake and Klei-
DOW.
BOSTON. May 21--Boston had 1 TO lead
over 81. Louis today when Umpire LOuEhl4n
called the game st the end Of the fourth inning
On account az rain
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
FAIRYSTREETLONE WOLF-COLONE Jewell


yesterday, as he did not know enough abost him
TO warrant bet. Walker bad SO each way
TO /
California. The son OF JuTenal- Prosaie VIII be
shipped east today by / o. Keene with the
stable Of " Y. COnran 10 be converted INTO
jumper. for which STYLE Of racing be was
sehocled a year or two ago with promising Re
suits. keene has made arrangements by when
William Garth who has been very successful
horse. Keene believes that Pontotoc viii make
high class jumper.
Matt Reiss and his connections won hand
somely on Entire Nous. but lost back most OF
their Winnings On High Gun The Rsiss horses
viii leave for Seattle Sunday and Resss him
self. with Jockey Kelly. viii follow his stable
north Monday. in order that the boy nay
have brief rest prior 20 the opening OF t5e
season at The Meadows Kelly continues 20 ride
in tiptop form and Was the only boy 10 put
over two winners yesterday. But for the bearing
out Of High Gun at the stretch turn he would
have made il three for the dsJ.
In spite Of the downfall OF most Of the ia
Terites the Emeryville book makers lost again
yesterday. although their losiRes were snail
ss compared with the DAY before Roy O1utt
dropped 81 400. Frank Bsin S2.oc0. George Rose
81 600. Joe Harlan $1,000. and others Ia Ike
proportion
Jockey c. Ross srrived yesterday from Lee
Angeles with his father and probably WI begin
riding today as free lance TIE proposed
arrangement by which he was 10 ride under
W ". Finn's management fell through The
boys arm- which was broken AZ Aresdis, Is
again in good condition
No complimentary badges OF tickets VIII Be
houored at the EneryEille track tonaorroS:
when the entire gate receipts VIII Be donated
to the Fabiola hospital in accordance with
affrsctiTe card win be provided a1d those Ess
patronize the sport tomorrow win be helping
along worthy cause
The program book for next weeks rseing AZ
EmeryviIle provides for the following features.
Tuesday-Montara handicap. six furlongs. $50
Wednesday, Tanforan handicap. one and 81
THURSDAY -HiIlsdsIe handicap, seven furlOngs,
500.
saturdsy-MemcTiai handicap. enc and six
teenth miles $1,000; Newark handicap HEe
and half furlongs, $3.50
Fred II. cbsse & Co. win conduct The sale
Of the williams horses 10 be disposed ot at
the Emeryviile track tomorTow The list com,
Pavo. Who and EdrOna-
Al Koeniesberg lost one ef the biggest bets
beaten he considered the horse an absolute
ciDeh-
Jockey Hayes was unseated from Fair Fsgot
as the field in the third LETT the barrier
but escaped injury The horse had been wei
played
Frank Balm laid Gemmen three ways and
kept $500 that some unknown person bet him
at ] 10 on the horse 10 show with the Idea
of picking up little .sure' money.
A fun brother to W OBJ. MacdoDeash's good
colt Oron. by ossary-Sloe. was foaled at King
ston stud In Kentucky, few days ago.
The rule made by the New York racing 1850
citation at the beginning OF the season max
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
BEAVERS AND OAKS TIE
Rain Stops Game at End of the
Sixth Inning

PORTLAND. Ore. May 2l-Pinnsnce
pitched his third tie game this year.
when rain stopped the engagement with
Oakland today while the score was 3
10 Al The end Of the sixth inning.
Wright got wobbly for Oakland IN the
6fth inning and practically presented
The game 20 the Beavers when three
runs scored On a hit, Ewo bases on balls
ana two errors. The home guard was
not 10 be outdone IN politeness and
promptly gave the game back the next
f~~fvE Score
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
Rube WaddeH Is Now
a Real Outlaw
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK, May 21.-''Rube" Wad-
dell, the eccentrics pitcher who quit the
tilt with Manager McAleer over salary.
has hooked up with the Philadelphia
club Of the Union league, an outlaw
organization He viii make his de-
but with that team in the game with
Brooklyn next Sunday.
News of Waddelfs jump to the OUT
laws was conveyed in telegram today
from President Lawson of the Union
league IT is understood that Waddeli
will receive a large salary for Joining
the outlaws, but just what the figures
are is not known.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
Doodle TO Defeat the
Racefrack Bills
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

ALBANY, N Y. May 21.-Peliticians
who have been watching the contest
closely say Governor Hughes will lose
his hgh1 against the race1rack betting
ring. Doodle. il IS said, has been used
where 1t would do the most good, in
suring the governors defeat
The bosses of both parties are lined
up with the racetrack men, A mons
ter Corruption fund. estimated as high
as SL0o0,o06, has been sent TO Albany.
it is said. by the racetrack gamblers
Regardless of price, these interests are
determined by hook or crook TO defeat
the anti betting bills, TO pass which the
governor has called an extra session
of the legislature
One senator has said already that he
has been offered Sse,o00 to vote again st
IA hills
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
RESULTS OF GAMES
Boston Nationals Win
From Chicago
National League

CHICAGO. May 2l.-After an hours
concert, during which the teams ra-
LSoeo the park and raised the worlds
Championship" pennant. won bv the
SAlcago National league from the De-
lroit Americans last fall Chicago
showed reversal Of chaupfonship
1oTn by losing 10 Boston, TO II.
- -'--------. ------------.--- 5
Di-stsia --..----.---...--.-.1I IA
Batte-ies-Overau Pfeister. ReuIbech and
King; Flaher1y and Bowernan. Umplre-Rud-
Cincinnati. May -2I-six pitchers were useo IN
toa2ys game. those OF the visitors proving the
winners. Score:
Philsdeiphia ...--...--.-.-.....e 8 p /
Batteries-weiner, Spade. Campbell ard
Schlei' Moren- SPARKS, McQuilIIn and Doom.
Umpire-Emsle.
ST. LOUIS. May 2l.-Nev York took much
mixed, uPhil game from ST. Louis this after
:. - R. H, e
---.--1-
~ 4orE- -----.-.--- : II 2
Battsries-KsrEer Frolnne and IudviC: Tav-
lor Crandan and BresnAhGn. Umpire-Rigler
and KEN.
PTTTSBCRG. May IA hesvy rainstorun re-
suited Il the Pittsburg- Brooklyn NationsI league
game being cs led OF in the third inning The
score stood II ia Brooklyn's favor al the end
q the second inning.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE. May 2I.-Results:
First race, four and half furlongs-
Hammetrical won. Tennessee Boy sec
ond. w A Leach third. Time, :55 Is
Second race, one mile-Arrowswift
won. Rustic second, Bill Heron third
Time, 1.4s1-5.
Third race. one nlile-Wool Sandals
won, Bottles second, Deuce third. Time
1885.
Fourth race. free handicap. six fur
longs-Almuller Won. Kings Daughter
second, Alluda third. Time. 1.I23-5
Fifth race, four and half furlongs-
Bthelda won. Crystal Maid second Den
yer Girl third Time. .53 3-5-
Sixth race one mile-Plantland won.
DIR. Lee Huffman second Still Alarm
third. Time, !: 80 As.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
Mutual System TO Be
Used at LafOnia

Secretary Dillon OF the IatonIa
jockey club is out with a formal an
nouncement that betting at the La
tonla meeting VIII be by the parf uu-
tael system. which has proved such a
signal success at Churchill Downs II
the mutuei machines ordered IN France
Ia1l 10 arrive on time the mana xen1enf
OF ths Latonia track Will have the
use or the IL machines that have been
IN operation AT Louisville. which. to-
ketheT with seven OF eight already in
thelT possession, viii furnish adequate
Iaclltlss for the Latonia meeting
Ihese latter machines are regarded "a
superior 70 those that have been in
use at Churchill Downs They were.
brought over from France in 1897.
whereas the Louisville machines are h :
the vintage OF 1880 1t is announcsd
that 81 bets will be acce pied at L.
tonla and the Louisville machines will
oe dsVoted 20 wagering OF that type.
while the other machines Will be en-
ployed FOR bets of s. units
me nguring OF the mutual winning
tlcksts viii be done on a black board
cashiers will be provided so that there
VIII De no delay in cashing the tickets
~~-"~-->--~~------~>~----~~~
ing the minimum wager that might be place.
in the big ring s. has been rsscinded snd 50
's's are now beng accepted
Jockey Walter Miller win make his farewell
sppeaTsnce for the season at Emeryvine t0mor-
Sundsy.
P. 7. chinn Is 70 put 60 Between IN train
been in the stud at the Chin5 breeding sstsb-
Ashnent during tee PAST few weeks
make his FIST starr -of the season N the vita
srs mile AZ Belmont PARK tomorrow. II =
expected that 5. G Hiidrefh's Uncle win bs
a starter In the same race
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
WILL MANAGE OAKLAND TEAM

ALAMEDA, May 21.-Fred Lange, the
veteran baseball player, who for sew
eral seasons was member of the
Oakland team. has been chosen man
ager of the Alameda team of the state
league to succeed Louis Schroe5ar
Lange plans to reorganize the local
aggregation of ball tossers. and he will
be in charge of the nine when it meets
Sacramento next Saturday and Sunday
at Recreation park.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
san FRANCISCO
Y u. y Nl'H-'III y II IIIL.N-
Rr-Ns AND HTS By INNINGS
g = = = = =

Hone -EssterleT- Two base hit-N heller
Srcrlsce h5rs-Nohier. r lIiEns %. AcArdle-
Sufrh. Firsr hsse called halis-AoSp =.
cEllrrn Il struck ort-dosp = Double plays
TrEFer - Muhler 20 Williams Berry 70 Nc
t~f1e Wfld plrches-EE0sp- SkiIlnasn- Time q
rsuse-1 hear and - minutes Cmpire-O' Con
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
WILL MEET IN TENNIS FINALS

LONDON. May 21.-Jay Gould of New
York and Eustace H. Miles the Eng
lish tennis player. viii meet in the
finals OF the Olympic court tennis com
petition. each having defeated his op-
ponent in the semifnals at the
Queens club today. Gould beat Pase in
three straight sets OF 6-1. 60. Go while
Miles also won three straight sets from
s. y Edytton, 6-4, 6-1, SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
portland
Rrvs AND HTS BY INNINGS
SrAfNARY

prras "a bzIls-s0n Piu1a1ce j. 81 Wright 3
Tuo hase hirE-BssseT. Eeltaiuller- SscTffre
f-rrs-Oxsrr Correy- Firkr base % errurE-
rlrklrr6 = Por1lzn5 J. Left On hases-FOrtlsnd
> 0ekierd n Tfme - game h0ur and IS
uirutes rupire-Perrins.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22

Germany takes the credit for having
the largest trade union in the world IL
IS composed OF metal workers and has
membership OF 335 600. a large pro-
portion OF which are women
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
American League

PHILADELPHIA. NAY 2I.-Tbe bone tssm
beat Cleveland / 10 today IN g pitchers bat
Ce between Yickers snd Rhoades. PhnsdeIpbla
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
Workouts

Buster Jones-Three quarters In 1:I7 25.
Massa-Seven-eighths in 80 As; brsezinp
j. c. Ciem-Fi i've -eightbs In 1:o2.
Nagazam-Five-eighths in ;02 2-5
See Iad-Five-eighths in .02 3-5
Mabel HoIlander-Three-qusrter in I:i51E
Eereafter-Hals in "a: breezing.
Lisaro-Mile in :46 2-5 and repeated a quarter
In :26.
Fastoso-MiIe in 1851.
Pajaroita-Haif in AS 2-5
Cerro sauta-F5re-eighfhs In 1:olh
Furnsce-Five-eigh IN 1:o2.
Playist-Miie in 1:44 rs
Convent Bell-Miie in 1:z4.
Altar Boy-Three eighfhs in :36.
Iysnita -FiTe-cigbths in 1.o3.
Galvsuic-Fiye-eigbIhs in :02-
Tsvsseutha-Three-qu quarters il 1.1a
II Tremor-Five- -eighfhs in 1.0z.
IilIitah-Hsif in 80
ilrelo-Five-eighth in 1.o3.
prince Of orange-Seyen- -eighths in 50. hrpez
lee Ross-Three-eighths In :Ss 2-5.
Fllerd-Mile in 1:45: breezing.
Right Essy-Haif in 90
Queen whims-Three- ee-eighths in :3s 2-5.
A = C-Half in 40 2-5-
Mendon-fIaIf in "a: breezing.
Bauble- -Three-quarfers in %.
EaI-Three-eighfhs IN 81.
Daisy Frosty -fITe-eighths in 1:05 2-5; breeziny
Budapest-Three- quarters IN is.
A. Muskpday-1alf in :5l 3-5.
r. W Barr-Fise-eighyhs in los.
Electric SpaTk-Three- ghths ia SO 81
Guiding star-Hsf in :55: breezing
Astoria BeIle-Three- quarters In 1.20; breezinr
Mandarin -Three-eighths in :SS-
Patriotic Five ghths in ! :o4 5-5.
Roy slumway- Five -eighths u 1s0a.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
The Calls Form CharofRaces afEmeryviIIe

in heedt
fore d
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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22

me--25. 80. LA 4-5. i-4l.
show. HvDan. 3 place. So
Trained BIZ J. Dixon Start
price-Thankful -. Hyman ]
first half. then HaFes sent b
Arthur Hyman ran bis race-
Efids ran a poer race. far
ran a veg bad race. never
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22

Jockey Hayes was unseated from Fair Fsgot
as the field in the third LEFT the barrier.
but escaped injury The horse bad been wei
played
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22

Al Koenigsberg lost one ef the biggest bets
he had made IN long tine VIXEN YadA wss
beaten. he considered the horse an abseluts
eiDeh-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
1855

T77os--25 "a 80. I:ls s-5. 40 %. At post
sbour- Nsun e-5 place 5S show; Molen.
Trained M " Walker Scratcfed-EoInano OF
reme Ifisrd EASILY High price-St. Ncs1an
ersblr. BE took the lesd in the stretch aud.
60 fas+ srrurd nv wide turn. bat made
-,,e elo,6z and NAV have been best. Frla- OF
rpeed. otbers ran poor raees. especially I'd
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22

Frank Balm laid Gemmen three ways and
kept $500 that some unknown person bet him
at / TO on the horse 10 show with the idea
of picking up a little '.sure'' money.