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The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-14

reimbursement; and upon written request to the
said Mayor and Board Of Aldermen may collect
and enforce said lien In the name of the Mayor
and Board OF Aldermen for the use of such
person,
Sections Q, Be 1t further ordained that a fupl
cate of all written notices required by this ordi
nance shall be preserved in the office of the
City Clerk and filed In from the original, and il
shall be the duty of the officer serving
the original to enter his return on the
duplicate. giving date of service and sign
the same, and such duplicate and the retuin
thereon shall be prma facie evidence that
notice was given but failure so to do shall IN
nowise affect the validity of any proceeding un.
der the provisions of this ordinance when notice
was In fact given.
Section 10, BE II further ordained that any
other owner of property or lessee for term OF
years, who shall suffer or permit the sidewalk
abuttng on his property to become out of re-
pair and fail TO repair the same after notice 80
20 do shall belguiity OF a misdemeanor and on
conviction shall be fined not more than 500 co.
Section IL. Be 1t further ordained that all or
dinanees and parts of ordinances In conflict
with this ordinance be and the same are hereby
repealed
Section II. Be 1t further ordained that this
ordinance take effect and be of full force sixty
days after Its passage.
H. 3. HOOKER. Mayor.
X. Il. WILBuRN, Clerk. 5-7-2t
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Trustae'S Sale.

|, g. II. McMorrough Substituted trustee in q
certain deed Of trust and by virtue OF the au.
thorty conferred upon me under that certain
deed OF trust given to secure certain indebted
ness of Til Pleas and his wife, Leatha Pleas to
Il. Il. Sutton, on the Dist day of August A. D.
1907, and by her transferred and assigned to S.
j. Stein which said deed OF trust is recorded In
Trust Deed Record. Book is, page 203, of Holmes
County. Mississippi; And also that certain deed
OF trust given by said Til Pleas and Leatha
Pleas, his wife. to said s. j. Stein to secure a
certain Indebtedness to said Stein on the 3rd
day OF September, A. d. 1908, which said deed OF
trust Is recorded In Trust Deed Record Book 10,
page 225, In said Holmes County Mississippi
And default having been made In the payment
OF the first named deed OF trust and in some OF
the notes eyidencing the indebtedness secured
by the said second deed OF trust and the said
SteiA having declared all the said indebtedness
due as provided under the terms of said second
deed OF trust will, at the request of said bene-
ficiary, on Monday, the 31st day of May 1909
oher for sale. and win sell at public auction for
cash TO the highest and best bidder at the front
south door OF the Holmes County court house In
inc City OF Lexington, Miss, during legal hours,
.he following real estate situate in the City OF
Lexington, Holmes County, Miss. to-wit Lot
30 In the City OF Lexington, Miss. Title believed
Q be good, Twin convey such title as is vested
n me as substituted trustee.
This the 9th day OF May, 1909.
e. H. McMORR0UGH,
Substituted Trustee.
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The Charter of incorporation
of the Planters supply
COmuanv,

The corporate title of said company Is the
Planters Supply Company.
2. The names OF the ineorporators are;
l.. IL. Lyon, postotfice, Belzoni Mississippi;
A. A. Lyon, postotlice, Belzon Mississippi:
X, NJ. Lyon. postoiiice, Durant Mississippi;
II. A. Mercer, postotiiee, Tchua. Mississippi,
Ira Jones. postoiiice, Tchula Mississippi
3, The domicile is at Tchula, Mississippi
4. Amount of capital stock, Ten Thousand
Dollars ,t$lO0O0oo) Five Thousand Dollars
($5, ,0000 00) paid In,
s.. The par value of shares is One Hundred
Dollars ($l0000l.
Q. The period of existence (not to exceed fifty
years. is fifty years.
7, The purpose for which II Ii created IL: To
do u general mercantile business, both whole
sale and retail to buy and sell for cash or credit,
to take mortgages deeds of trust or other col
lateral as security buy sell and own real estate;
own, aoperate and maintain cotton gins, grst
mills and other business necessary to the sue.
cessful operation of such plants.
s. The rights and powers that may be exer-
cised by this corporation are those conferred
by the provisions OF Chapter "a. Mississippi Code
1906. l.. II. LYON,
A. A. LYON,
II, NJ. LYON,
II A. MERCER,
IRA JONES.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

State Of Mississippi County of Holmes.
This day personally appeared before me, the
undersigned authority, II. A. Mercer, Ira Jones'
incorporaLors OF the corporation known as the
Planters Supply CO., who acknowledge that they
signed and executed the above and foregoing
articles Of Incorporation as their act and deed
on this the LIST day of May, 1909.
A. &, KELLY, Justice of the Peace.
State OF Mississippi County of Washington
This day personally appeared before me, the
undersigned authority. l.. II Lyon, A. A. Lyon,
inCorpOrators.of the corporation known as the
Planters Supply Co, who acknowledged that
they signed and executed the above and fore
going articles of incorporation as their act and
deed on this the 26th day OF April 1909
WILLIS BRUMFIELD, Notary Public.
State OF Mississippi County Of Holmes
This day personally appeared before me, the
undersigned authority, K NJ. Lyon. incorporation
OF the corporation known as the Planters Supply
CO., who acknowledged that he signed and exc,
cuted the above and foregoing articles of ncor-
porati0n as his act and deed, on this the LIST day
of May, 1909.
W O. GLINES Notary Public
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Kills to Stop the Fiend,

The worst foe for 70 years of John
Deye, of Gladwin, Mich, was a run
ming ulcer. He paid doctors over
$400. 90 without benefit. Then Buck.
lens Arnica Salve killed the ulcer and
cured him. Cures Fever Sores, Boils,
Felons, Eczema, Salt Rheum. Infall-
ible for Piles, Burns. Scalds, Cuts.
Corns. 25c at 5winney q Stigler's and
3. s Bealls
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Citation,

No. 1899. State of Mississippi-To Charley Jack
son, whose place of residence and postoffice
address are unknown:
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of the County of Holmes in
said state, on the fourth Monday of May A. D.
1909, to defend the suit in said court OF Lizzie
Jackson, wherein you are defendant.
This the 2Sth day of April, 1909
PARHAM WILLIAMS, Chancery Clerk.
TACKETT 4 ELMORE, Solicitors.
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Notice to Creditors.

No 1858. Estate Of Miss Alice Cross--B r. A,
Cross, Administrator-~ln Chaneery Court OF
Holmes County, Mississippi
All persons having claims against the estate
OF Miss Alice Gross, Diseased, will take notice
that onsFebruary TO- 1909, letters of administra.
ton were granted to the undersigned upon said
estate and that all claims against said estate
must be registered and probated by the Clerk of
the ChanCery Court within one year A failure
to probate and register any claim within one
year will forever bar said claim
This April 49, 1909
r. A, CROSS, Administrator.
BOoTHE a. PEPPER Soils
The Lexington advertiser., 1909-05-14

IL appearing TO the board that in re-
sponse TO the legal notice, duly pub.
lishcd, for plans and specifications 10
build an iron or steel bridge across
rchula Lake between Mileston Station
and Marcella plantation in beat No. 8,
that several plans were submitted to
build said bridge to conform with the
requirements of the War department,
about mile and a half west of Mile
ston station ;it is therefore ordered that
all of the plans submitted by theJoliet
Bridge and Iron Co., Memphis, Tenn,
The W. T. Young Bridge Co., Nash.
will, Tenn., and The Nashville Bridge
Co., Nashville. Tenn, be and they are
hereby accepted and the Clerk of this
board is hereby authorized and direct
ed to advertise for open bids to be sub.
mitted at the next meeting of the board
on the first Monday in June. 1909, to
build said bridge in accordance with
said plans and to conform with the
requirements of the War Department
Said bids to be submitted on each or
any one of said plans and to be sub
mitted on each plan separately, the
board reserving the right to reject any
and all of said bids.
Ordered, that the board do now ad.
journ to meet on the first Monday in
June, 1909, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
n. K. BUCK, Pres.
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The petition of J. NJ. Powers, ct ais,
tax payers of Holmes county, filed at
a previous meeting coming on for hear
ing; 1T is ordered that no taxes shall
be assessed on dogs in Holmes county
for the fiscal year, 1909.
Ordered, that the board do now ad-
journ to meet tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock. II. e. BUCK,
President
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-14
Today's Entries.

First race, three furlongs, selling. two
vear-old Observation-Disclosures, 107: Wicket,
l07: Fred Stone. 10; Biased. 10: Geneva.
lO7: Sea Green. f01: Moon Glow, 1gI; ~Chas.
J. Harvey. f50: Rett. fJl.
Second race, four and a half furlongs,
selling. three year-Olds and uD-Blach
Hand 1917 Banhama. III, Old Nick, 109,
Watiere. 100. Pallas To-.
Third race five furlOngs. selling. four
year-olds and up-Netive Son, I07; Gaga.
I07: Mazapan. 105: Billy Mayham, los.
Clendenning l07. Rey Del Mundo. 101.
Burning Bush. 100: Balnsde, 107; Phalanx
iIo
Fourth race. St. Louis buffet pure. five
furlongs. selling. three-year-olds and up
platoon. 81; Susie Gregg. 100; Tom shaw
los. eBesUman- %, RsvaTia. 100; Toiler. 1o5,
Billy Taylor 102. @Banthel. 80; kuropal-
kin. To-.
Fifth race. six furiongs. selling. three
year-olds and uD-%Esther NJ. 100; Task
master 107: East End. 107: Rather Royal
107. Head Dance. 10: BOlOman. 10l: Yam
kee Tourist, 105; Priceless Jewel, le5: Dr.
Crook. l01
Sixth race. one mile selling. four-yesr-
olds and up-Prince Of Orange. 107. sMan-
iIas. los. Red Ball. 10. MendOn 100: bal
reed. 100. Kinsman. 10; CObleSkill H.
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GOOD SHIP WINS
OGDEN HANDICAP
Second Choice in Betting Takes
Big Event at Juno
ton City.

Ogden, May 13-The ogden races drew
an unusually large attendance yesterday.
the drawing card being the Paulson & Co.
handicap. which brought out field Of
five good two-year-olds. Good Ship. sec
ond choice in the betting. capturing first
prize Warfare. the public's choice. made
q bid for first houOrs but made a poor
showing, finishing out of the money.
Tomorrow feature event on the card is
the St Louis buffet handicap at five
furlOngs, for -year-Olds and up. and
| brings out "A good field Of horses. This
should be real live horse race from start
/ to finish The results.
First race four and q half furlongs
selling. ree-year-olds-Lad Quality
archibald. even. won; Gabriel Sandy.
si5, second. Waitere fGraham). So. third
Time - seconds.
Gabriel leading TO half where Lady
( quality. coming fast won by a head.
Naitere finished third by two lengths
ahead of Bonfils. A Collins. Old Nick,
CavalOna ard Cooney Neff
Second race. five fJrlOnes. three-year-
Olds and uD-Fare 20. Thomas. Z 20 p
won ". Box tBeVaul. to .. second. Bal
reads Ct N aishl. to I, third. Time. 1:o5
Fare OF nicely. taking lead at first
quarter and winning easily by a length
and half ahead Of W. Box. Balreade
was third ahead of Mayham on Oregon
and Happy Chsppy.
Third race. six furlongs. selling. three
5ear-oids and up-Figant lNelsOnl. ~ TO J..
won. Groto tAIendoni. s to I. second: Bal
eed Peak. 10 >. thid. Time. 1:i1 So.
Garter Light off flying. leading 10 three
quarters. where he quit Figant took lead
III thrce-qUarteTs and won easily bv two
and half lengths ahead of Balreed. Vol
ma c.. Nappa. Birth, Antara and Garter
Light
Fourth race. Pauisen handicap. two
Near-Olds-GoOd Ship fkirschbauml. 10 Z.
won. Camera fMendonl. . TO I. second:
Miles tStreatinI. L to I, third. Time, 50
3-J seconds.
OFF TO a good start. Good Ship taking
lead and holding same all way. winning
by a head. Warfare off well. but ran a
Door race. Camera was second by two
lengths ahead of Miles, Wafae, Kitty
Rod.
Fifth race. seven furlongs. selling. four
year-olds and up-FordellO (BOreD. TO l.
won; g. Sart0 palms, ) to ] second; Airs
tShiucrf- y to > third. Time 1.39 5-5.
Proper delayed the start FOrdello off
flying and leading All way, winning by
two lengths. Cardinal Sarto took second
money fOm Ais. the favorite. GlaUcus
Rather Royal TaVara. Proper and Sam
Barnard ran as named.
Sixth race. one mile. selling. three-year-
Odds and up-Friar OF Elgin tArchibaldl.
70 ], won Elevation tBOTen. TO ]. sec
ond Buck thorn tCavanough}. 10 to J.
third Time las %.
Friar of Elgin off second. moved up
after passing first half. and Won easily;
had advantage Of best ride, Elevation
was second by d neck ahead of Buck
thorn. Patriotic. Toller. Dolie Dollars.
Kopeck, Buna and Colonel White.
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Results.
Todsx,s louisville Entries.

First race. SIX furlOngS- selling -MeNlcan
Girl los. Zeyola 105. Marshy 1Oj. Cerina l09.
Advancing no. Project 10. Rupicola 10.
Lillian Kay no, Bsndeilo 10 irrigator ll2-
Sllrdn ir2 Orlet H. PinhooRer 10. Pa
r-iot 49, Turley 115. Jack Baker 10.
second race, five furlongs, seiiinG-fom
mr Wood o. Pirate Boy i02, Salian p,
CfaHticleer 2S. Jack Straw lol. Simonette
Ui. kiddy Lee l06.
Third race. seven furiOuGs. purse-Splen-
dija @. Mildred Wallace 93, Alice lUZ,
Arquia le2 Cordovs l02. Right Easy lo2.
lrfaDeh lJ2. Melissa iG2. Alice George lo2-
Airs. Seweu loo. FlOreal 1J2.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth. sell
Hg-Maid Militant 100 May Celia i0l. En-
Hst i0'. The Mate 1G2, ImbOden lt2 Ban
mock Bob zoe. Sampr0 l03 Keunewick log.
Tscta IT, l0l Cygnet los. Wsferlake 100,
Reside lbs. Red Hussar lee. Oronooka 100.
Deacon no. Sir Walter Collins 10
Fifth race. uine-siNteenthS Of mile.
-Eichitanaka 115. EnriCa 1l5. Toby
Dee i15. John Mcclure 1l5- Haliack llJ,
PUm Polly ll5 Dick Goodbar rs, Star
Port us. Master Eugene us. Captain GlOre
ilN Giipy lis Forez IFS
sixth race, mile and sixteenth. selling
-Arrowswift sS. Rustic l0i Mamie Algol
pos, Miss Ida t05. BroOklcaf les. GilVedear
a. orordo i05. B0uebrake l0I Hughes l0t,
Gypsy King los OvelandO 40. ketch-
smike iI2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-14
ENTRIES IN FOR
BIG HANDICAPS

Judge r r POmerop gave OHt last night
the complete and revised list Of officially
accented nominations TO the trio of stakes
which the Utah Jockey club will run off
at the forthcoming spring and summer
meeting at the fair grounds. The average
entry to the stakes has been very large
The independence handicap and the Ju-
venile stakes have filled as follows
A handicap sweepstakes Tor three-yeaf-
olds and upward Forfeit $40. 50 ADDITION
al to start: 81 Oe9 guaranteed. OF which 50
to second and 800 TO third. Weights TO he
announced three days before the race
Winners Of other than a selling race after
the announcement Of weights to carry five
pounds additional To be run SATURDAY
July 3 1893. One mile-Glorio, Del Lruza-
dor. Cabin. Birth. Capewell. Cigar light
or Frank Lubbock. NagaZan, ENchequer-
knight Deck. Pretension. Marunmas.
Reauman [opek. BoOger Red. Work Box
Fred Bent Tom shaw. WinebeTry, Logs
tiUs Red Leaf. No Rule. Royal Ben, Ethei
pay La RENE HindoO- CresSlna- hubTlc
so-,stor Rarret. Homeless Severus, Ia
vOra Belden. Hush Money Corrlgan,
Pogcs. Rabelsis. Blagg. Albion H. Yam
kee Tourist. Herman Doyle, Timothy Wen,
4 sweepstakes for two-year-olds. For
felt 5. so additional Is start 500 guar
snfeed of which Sl25 10 second and SO 70
third Winners Of more than $40 or or
three races other than Tet'ing races 10
lowed five pounds. il besieI three times.
five mounds additional % le run Satur-
dan Jrne 10 1909 -Four turiongs-MaY
bride Lena Merle Ed keSE, Penn. Mary
Genieve. Quickly. Lillian SiiEta Fir. Sii-
Yer Grain. la DeNtra. Rev el ToVsr. .
X Herndon. Sir Seco- Display. GrahaTne
King of Noio. Camera Roberta, Blassu
Warfare. Good ship. Woolton, Galter
Tadv Psnchita- Rsbble. Coed Money. &c
nova. Recon. Frank Campbell
TIE Decoration day handicap for three
,.aar-oids and ID at six furlongs viii be
mn on Saturday. May p. Just thirty
,;-bt horses have been nominated Ire
Event. viii be worth sl,ole, with SEQ TO
the second horse and 500 70 the tnlFd
--ba entries are as follOws-Booger Red
t-sIoski lack Nunually- GlOrio. Valencia
Rogzs. No Rule. Free knight the Bear
3fs~r Ethel Day. Yankee Tourist Mary
= burning Bush. Del CEuzador, IavoTa-
ron shaw. Capewell- St Joe. Rabiais
Is,,,-er5r St Francis knight Dick. Al
hon a.. Gold Heart Bowman. Anna May.
VCcrk Box. Ny Nurse. Me6dhng Hannah
1Sirsssin. Nagazan,. Exchequer- Royal Sen
sore. Salvage. Ia Rene Hnooo. hereaf-
ter Bavaria .
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At Louisville.

I0uisyiue. Ky. May 13-Results.
First race five and half furlOugS-Hv-
nerion IT, straight S-35, won; Come on
sam place S1.25. second; T.. n. Fry, show
h,-4l, third. Time l,06.
Second race half mile-LOtta Creed
S,rdicAt Si22 90. won. G. a. Lehman place
1.5N. second; Brunhiide, show $50, third.
Time. "a 81.
Third race. six -Hanbridge.
straight SIS. won. Charlie Eastman. place
1.l5. second Olamabal. show $40. third.
Tine. l-ll 4-J.
Fourth race, mile and SEVENTY yards,
lanaicap-Cireen Seal straight slf.55. won
John z. Mcmillan. place HsS5. second,
Ae.nan. show sos. third. Time. - 40
FIFTH race. five and a half furlongs. sell
Hg-AddaN. straight 81 95. won: Miss Fe-
~ place Sl9-2o. second, Usury. show SOLO,
t'ird. Time. 500 As.
sixth race. mile and seventy yards sell
1s-Edwin T.. straight $3.50. won Snap.
n.acs Aa15. second; Rara Avis show 500.
-n.rd- Tmc 1-43
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-14
u TEAM LEAVES FOR
TWO LOGAN GAMES

The university baseball team left yes
,Hday for "a two DAYS trip 10 Logan.
e-are contests are scheduled with the 3.
y cols-e and the Agricultural college
eoar the L will meet the b Y. - and
3.loT7oN morning they viii play the Az
since the team played its last game
aplain Tim Jones and Muir. the crack
..le oascmau. have left on the senior
,lhs trip. HOrsfaU has been put on
Us Place iu left garden. Banning has
s,l shifted from short 20 third so take
-F place, and Dyer IS playing short.
wv WINS. another new man. I'm Dyer s
il right The team has been con-
-'eoE weakened By the loss OF these
,- pm the nine played well in the high
e2I same. 50 the men are confident OF
NUNS at Logan II the L wins either
.'-Se games Il means the champion
'P oi The league for them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-14
Track Gossip.

lt looks like Platoon and Bavaria would
be the cOntenders in the ST. Louis handi-
cap.
Elevation is improving and about up q
d good race.
Jockey Archibald rode two winners yes
teTday-a good hov to follow.
ONLY two favorites won Yesterday. The
books quit loser on the day. which goes
TO show the public viii not be fooled by
false favorites.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-14
6ReSNAHAN SUSPENDED
HURST is REINSTATE0

~ Nv oyk. May f3-John Heydler a.
5se president Of the National league to-
10 suspended Roger BTeSnahsn. manager
-ae 81 Louis team. for three DAYS fer
.esAs unbscoming Language. Tim Hurst.
So, american league umpire, who was
"aeo last week. was reinstated today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-14

Ferris MAY 12-In the Prix BlauEy. run
II .o0cchaunS today. II p Duryea 5
wanda UT did rot get a place.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-14
SPORT
BELMONT PARK
SEASON OPENS
Kinu lanes Takes Classic Met
rODoIitan From Field of
Eleven Starters.

,.,r York. May f2.-The long deferred
ID s-..1uslv awaited opening Of she met
.-.-.r-a racing season. which was ccu-
led This year with the running of the
...-.. Metropolitan handicap. passed into
-r r.--orv today with the winning al
i...r7rr park of the blue ribbon event
p -ra a-.4e by $. g. fIildreth's fleet
.,ss--sId King James from field of
..-.fu starters.
r...-t.. the Madden entry. finished six
...r-r- behind. with Jugg!er, q 6-year-
r..G.rg. entered by g. &. Smithson
close third.
--r. tendance was considerably slim
.- -f-- or previous Metropolitan hanG
..- f..-. The entire number aggregated
.... than IueV. but in view Of the bar
.-5raf upon race track betting last year
.. fl- Hart-A-ueW law the falling OF
...s -... such as TO cause surprise.
-.. net results of the daywere that
...s.- materially altered circums tauces
r--rfr- uf "a sort is tolerated. The new
.-rm however. IS "a trdvcsty of tine prac-
-... that UuUr.shed during the days of
rr. T.r-E-Grdy iuN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-14
Bets by Mods and w. lspers.

r--sa- .l-ur OF q decision of tie appel
rg.a division Of the supreme court, which
..--r.r- oral betting. tGc layers Of odds
.aaE ND their stations ON the CuuCourSe
. f-a-. OF She stand and iH whispers and
ID. mods accepted Wagers and save odds.
gre method was veiicd iu mystery. ac-
..r-a-rfad Hv searching liSnCeS and steal
-.. .rrE- Dr. dire wou'd-be bettor was
--r,vr Jo jhe hDoEmakar his bet was ac-
.0nrad with "a muttercd you're on No
MONIES Was passed. the pookmaker
-r.-5rfr- tho letto- Go search him out aft
~ tie race and pay him the amount OF
lis wager 81 ue lost and the bettor on
lis part trusted the bookmaker 90 look
Kim ED DOB the same fashion and give MIN
his winnings II he Won
Some of the layers OF odds settled out
side fine grounds after the last race and
.ffr~s uu the trains coming back but
--.sr OF them put Off settlement until TO-
morrow morning at appointed headquar-
Tso race of the day. the Metropolitan
handicap. Was won i'm handy fashion by
Eius James. who led the field by six
Flrorites Jared badly during the dav.
rrfv two. King James and Newmarket.
winning The other winners. however.
acre well PLAYED. Agent. an added start
OF .u the steCplcChasc and backed from IS
fs g. defeated the 20 4 faVoTite. Sir
Wooster. in mild drive
Results.
First race. SIX furlongs-Lady Bedford
90 T. won. Joe Madden. Z to . second;
Miss kearucy. to J. third Time, l-lZ 80
second race. half miie-Star Bottle. . TO
won. Hampton Court. s to .. second
Perry Johnson - tn l. third Time. AZ So
Third race. four fuTlougs and a half
Newmarket TO 10. won: Antavari. . To D
second, Naughty Boy. { 10 10. third Time,
SO 3d.
Fourth race the Metropolitan handi-
ean e-year-olds and upward. one mile
tnc James. 90 I, won. Fayette. { to D.
second. JuEgicr. TO :. third Time, l:i0-
FIFTH race Steeplechase. about two miles
Agent. g to I. won Sir Wooster. 4 10 .,
second. Grandpa. 10 Z. third Time, 400
sixth race. 4-ycar-olds and upward mile
and SiXteonth-The Squire. to ? won.
randeH0n 9 to .. second, CONen. . TO /.
third Time, 1.4S.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-08-25

Philo Gubb is enc of the tenderest
hearted men in Betzville. He hasn't
the style necessary to mingle in our
best society. but he has good heart.
and when his speckled hen died after
setting on a nest Of eggs for week
Philo's heart bled with pity for the
poor motherless eggs. The very min
ute he saw the dead hen he hurried
over to Aunt Rhinocolura Betz' and
asked II he could borrow one Of her
hens, but they were all engaged in
family business OF their own just then.
and Philo sat down on the edge OF
the porch and wept After he had
Wept about q quart of tears he perked
up all Of . sudden, and asked Aunt
Rhinocolura il she was using her hot
water bottle. When she said no. that
her neuralgia wasn't giving her much
trouble that - summer. Philo just
jumped up and down for joy.
As soon as Aunt Rh;nocolura gave
him the hot-water bottle he hurried
home. hippity hopping with joy. and
filled the hOt-water bottle up to the
neck, and screwed the stopper In. and
laid it with gentle hand on top Of the
eggs. During the day the eggs did
not worry him much after that, for
the sun kept the water in the hot-wa-
ter bottle warm enough. but it was
touching sight to see Philo at night
He spent all his time at the edge Of