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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

Poultry, Etc.
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COCKERELS-$3 90 up for thorough
bred S. c. Reds. 1914 Fit. Boul. Pm. 1854.
SIS LAYING LEGHORN and Orpington
mems Tor sale, 81 each. 1920 Rivera st.
FOR SALES young Buff Orpington
ROSTERS registered 1401 ". Boulevard
THOROUGHBRED poultry, incubators.
ranch; special bargain. Address PouI-
try, Herald.
FULL BLOOD Rhode Island Red and
Plymouth Rock chickens for sale. At
end of Government Hill car line. Phi.
1894.
MUST SELL QUICK-Barred Rock and
White Plymouth Rock hens and pull
lets. What will you give for them
ORDER YOUR TURKEY for Thanks
giving from sam or VIII Celum, P. o.
box 49, Clint, Texas. zoe per lb., de-
livered, live weight.
ROUPE-Try Conkey's Roupe Cure,
CHOLERA, Laying Tonic ana Nox-I-Cide.
Try our Meat Scraps, oyster Shell.
CHARCOAL and Bonemeal FL Paso Seed
OCULUM-A remedy and preventive for
cholera ROup. White Diarrhoea and
Sore Head Inoculate your breeding
pros ana note the results. SOC and 81
sizes. Guaranteed by the FL Paso Seed
Co.. 519 San Antonio St. Phone 36s
CONKEY SAYS:
Be thankful for the poultry industry.
The little old hen will reduce the high
cost Of living if treated right. Winter
eggs? Sure you can get them if you
feed right and sprinkle a little Con-
keys Laying Tonic in the mash. Once
day is enough. Very economical
25c, soc and 81 sizes. Pals, $3.50 and
Be thankful Roup can be treated
successfully with Conkey's ROup Rem
edy. Put it in the drinking water and
let the fowls take their own medicine
Give II at the first signs of sneezing
coughing or moping. Don't be too late
or you may lose your whole flock, as
RoUp is contagious. Best plant is to
nave 1t on hand in ROup season and
use occasionally as a preventive. Csc,
soc and 81 sizes.
Be thankful there's a Conkey Rem
edy for most every known poultry all
ment You can buy any COnkey Rem
edy on plain agreement your money
back If not satisfactory in every way
Ask. your dealer for COnkey's Poultry
BOOk-Free
Fl Paso Seed Co.
Owl Drug store. 212 San Antonio St
W D. Wise & Co.
r B. Bias Fuel Co, 1914 Missouri st
East FL Paso Fuel Co.
West Texas Fuel Co.
Albert S. Iring, Grand View.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
STOCK STITED 10 THE sOUTHWEs.r

STOCK SUITED TO THE SOUTHWEST
Vigorous, fine condition. Delivery
in February. Bartlett pears, $3.50
hundred. 5000 thousand Seckel, Gar
Der and Kieffer, SIS hundred New
hybrid grapes, especially suited. 70
winter protection. So hundred, SleO
thousand Extra special hybrid grapes
finest known grapes. ideally adapted;
new and scarce; price and description
on application Vinafera varieties,
needing winter protection. COrnichOn,
Emperor, Malaga Mission Muscat and
Seedless, So hundred $50 thousand.
American varieties, not advised, $3.50
hundred Apples. one year, IA varie-
ties, including delicious Stayman. san
JacintO, SIG hundred Peaches. 10 va
rieties. including Carman. liberia,
Slappy. Gen. Lee, SIS hundred Full
line ornamentals. flowers. shrubs, pot
plants hardy and decorative palms and
plants for all purposes New descr-q-
tive catalOg December Fullest cul-
tural notes on ornamentals, flowers
and fruits, adapted to this section. We
are doing all We can to educate ana
please. and are here to make good all
we claim City Nursery and green
houses $500 block Alameda Ave. City
retail and flower store. 1G6 y. Stanton.
References, any one in Ell Paso.
Ell PasO Nursery Co.
R A Harris, Mgr
Stock Suited TO the Southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

sSe0O-S4OO CASH.
e35 PER NO. INCLUDING INTEREST
New bungalow rooms large
sleeping porch, hardwood floors, beam
ceilings. furnace heat large yard,
large front porch. completely fur
nished, ready to move in. Nice home.
Hurry.
Phone 5o75. 421 Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
Answers to Herald Ads.

The following list of uncalIed for
answers to Herald Want Advertise
ments are now being held for delivery
at The Herald business office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
sNAP-MUsT BE SOLD

SNAP-MUS ST BE SOLD
MONDAY.
$50 ACRES
All in cultivation, 20 acres
in alfalfa, story adobe
house and other out
houses. This land is worth
$50 per acre. but now at
$50. About 80 miles y. Of
Ell PasO. See this
- ACRES
At $50 per acre. Worth
So, small cash payment.
p mile of station. fine
land. all in cultivation
practically.
% ACRES
8 miles west Las Cruces,
10 trade for FL PasO prop
erty: silt soil.
16O ACRES
5 miles Of Anthony, silt
soil Trade for FL PasO
property.
See Us on your trading
propositions Can match
you.
Tandy, With
White-Paden Realty Co.
11-12-13 Morgan Bldg.
Phone 1549.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
Plumbers.

Plumbers.
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MCCARTHY will save you 25 pct on
plumbing. Phi CPL, Blvd and Virginia.
PRONTO PLUMBER-Cau US for that.
hurry up job. we don't hold you up in
prices. Res. phone. 5O43; office. 1868.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

WOTLn VOL q

WOULD YOU BUY A BARGAINs
A swell > room red pressed brick
$500 cash, balance monthly; south
front and close in See US for partic-
ulars-
Cassidy & Adams, FL Mills st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

AA The Associations q Amer
AHtsA lean Advertisers has ex-
R ahmed and certified 60
the ejaculation cf tbss pzb-
keaGc1- Tia figures cf cirellatiea
contained IA the Assoeiatioa's rs-
ScFt Only are guaranteed.
kSSaG7iss Of AMeIiCaa Advertisers
Ma 79 WAit,hsA BIss- EE.eg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
Ready Reference Business Directory.


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FL PASO IRON 6 METAL CO., 1905
San Antonio. Dealers in scrap iron, rub
Der. copper, brass. bones. etc. Phi 1850.
HERMAN BLOCH & co, 3O5 E. Boule-
ward, highest prices for old metal, rub
Der, iron, copper, brass, wool, hides,
bones. Cor. solicited. Phone 545S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
SeIl-Livestock-Buy

Bull SERTTCESoS Texas. Ph. ISIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

TELEPHONE COMPLAINTS EARLY.
Subscribers falling to get The Herald
promptly should call at the Office or
telephone No. 1850 before $50 D. m
Al complaints will receive prompt
attention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

PASTURAGE for 500 head cattle, fine
grass, water and weather protection.
FL PasO county; reasonable rates.
Write Y % Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
Junk Dealers.

ILLINOIS BOTTLE AND JUNK co.
Dealers in scrap iron, rubber and metal
Of AL kinds 507 n. Kansas. Phi. 1641.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

FOREIGN BUSINESS OFFICES.
The John BudG Co.. Brunswick
Building. New York: Tribune Building
Chicago. Ill. aud Chemical Building.
St Louis. No.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

SINGLE cylinder auto, perfect tires
good engine, $50 cash Write x 254
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

CHALMERS roadster, 80 H. P, in fine
condition; will sell cheap; cash only.
BIZ American Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

FOR SALE-Studebaker g. brand new,
used two months, not a blemish. l.
GaSser Phone $50.
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Ready Reference Business Directory.


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PASTURE FOR HORSES at Ysleta-
Drop me a card. Charges $3.50, or 81
and you take them to pasture. A. Holt,
YSleta.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
John Afford
Secondhand AUTOMOBILES.

FORD ROADSTER 9 months old Call
211 Mills Bldg. Phone 111S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
RENT LIST. HAWKINS BROS.
FOR RENT.
' CLOSE IN ON WYOMING ST.

Corner in paved district, 2 brick cot
tages completely furnished. Reduced
to $500 for a quick sale This is a
snap. If you want in on this you will
have to get busy Can arrange good
terms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

FOR SALE-Span of young mules
Phone 4S9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
For Sale-MotOrcycles.

carrier and tandem attachment
Thomas Smith Machine Co., 313 IS.
Kansas St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
Repair Work.

STOVES set up and repaired. Phi, 1925.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

FOR SALE-Good riding horse; price
SIS. 919 5. Virginia Phone 1868.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

WANTED-Good young jersey COW,
giving to gallons milk. Phi 5677.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
Gasoline

Sal. B. Gasoline. s1.1O; oil 20. Phi. 1866.
KEROSENE, gasoline. ''BIoco" Fluid
Floor Wax. Border Lamp & Oil CO. Phi.
565I Prompt delivery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

STOVES REPAIRED and set up. Phone
1874. Herman Furniture Co., 206 S.
Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
For Sale-Rooming Houses.

FOR SALE=50 outside rooms, well fur
nished. $4,000. No agents. Phi. 526S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

WANTED-Horse for its feed to drive
Take good care Of it. Phone 1853.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
Accountants.
Auc6oneers.

c. J. DONNELLY & co. We sell any
thing A to z. Licensed city, county
and state. Address P. o. box 522, FL
Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09

-BOarders or rOOmers, High
land Park, on car line. Phone 281S-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-09
Special Notices.

KODAK SHOPS Morehouse block
AMERICAN Summit Dairv-The Dairy
where quality is paramount Phi 402
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03

While n" Vsrdsmsua, che Till
mana, tbe B'oeses et 81, ere rr4rIna
end sucr'inR etont dlgftanchieiug
Negroes 81 over AHA country, good
end oeNeIhIe dam0cfs.s are no, onlv
treating N Gro25 like men and
brethrcp, be, are advosa,iDg free
field or )n>ermafrlege.
Attorney GeDtrnl Hogan Of OAio
did il, aud that Sale Hi.lrd tie anti
msFrioge lsw, as nave many o,net
ssases
Where cen b" found fsirsr or
better msH. though o democrat, ibn q
Governor Willlem Sn.zer, who, 10
the N,grcee' rigbfs IS men ia ss true
as ID he needle o 'Ge pole. II har
rubn'pE mete IN the p.rson Of
Edwetd + Dnpne, Governor CT III,
pois, whose record 10 behalf Of Ne
grofs lie slruoa' Cody,
Aro'ber, JOHN WORTH Ksrr. Uni
ted SAFES Ser or from Indisna, is
es white ae they ccme, sod as fair 80
MAD con be. end be ia u dtmocrat.
aDd Vice Preeden, Mars hall's voice
will never be heard denouhc1ng col
ored people, for be ia brood m:pd d.
Chtiet Ike. snd bulged with proc.
ticsl chris'ioniy.
OGormsn, Sepeior of Nsw York,
is t"or tqnare on the N gro god Biz
whole rig gate, az Is tie V0yeluo. Of
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03

* ,peas, and We close this ed!.crigl
with the e'a'emeD, our S-Dltor,
Wl!l;em + Chiffon is no foe to COR
people and ia loved by thoce who
know hin
Why dom; the li!,le narrow, fro ny
mou;hed n gro ba'ers, Try TO pat
oomethiug ia ;belr fl mss braine, oud
ie, the Negroes alone, for be more
,he N,gyote try 20 show Ihcmselve
men, and by tnat Guile: addition al
" Gi'ts % ,halr sid.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03

The cn1eee Of slavery have divided
the Negro ED wid~ and dangerous
10 his unite tercfIt IN tu.inte8
devotion TO true race pIide that i. IS
pr babe tia! CD allows lis fo.s W
,re-d on biD, aud Will, TIL he him
st' gels tired, goes back 20 bis 600
rIeinal fesrless condition and nn c
lion and demands his lIghs- as ciA
Patrick Henry Oh the baaIs Of Lib
erly or de.,h.n
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03

TIE Ast0C!a;s d Pee. mikes nje.
take when i. tells The world tea: d..
Cray bill of II dgtsville vas b.u s:I;
aessul'ed and ocs Ell in'o insen:lb,i
ity by Negfoee viii black j.ct;s.
There was O fght bur 20 cor
no~ledge no black jsoks we're used,
nor whs GraSbl!! beaten mo ingtnsi
bili'f, Wh'ie wn deqrec.'e tb>
condnc Q? me Negtoes, i, ia bu,
fair 10 tel! tbe truth. DE-. Gtasblii
came TO Msr'!nsburg tie naxt d9y
anu bud H9fran'e sworn our for his
ssssnl'era, snd attended he trisl
soon after.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03

Some years ago ,ba ls.e William
Il. cod, VIC wen. down VITO Size
Tlaplc, whlIe visiting tile couD'ty
addressed large crowd of coiortd
people 10 Chicago and SAID amoog
o'ner things: your people hnve no.
been lyrched, sGcl down una banned
encrgh yet IN 'hls country end You
Won't be Till you make up your
minds 20 rela!iate. Gueen Richard
II. Ans'in bad made up bis mind TO
tba, IF CT.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03

20 better offer to farmers, and
gardeners could be made. Any
and every one who will send
one dollar and fifty cents to the
Pioneer Press will not only get
tor year, but also two hun.
drcd and fifty first class cold
framed and guaranteed FROST
proof cabbage plants free.
They are grown by that we'll
known firm, Vim. G. Garaty Go,
Of South Carolina. The sub
scribcr to pay mail charges
OILY a few ents.--iIdltor.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
EAGT BOUND.

no : Daily 1T 4.l9 a nj for Washing
or, 3aIt,mOre, Ph .ladelphia and Ne.,
ak,
NtIo Daily 80 4 M for WASHINGTON
.:,H Baltimore.
n : Daily al 1887 ~ for " shing-
!cn. .>.!ttu:ore, FEiIadeI phIA and New
yc:a, Connects jor Lexington Va, aad
T.; Ietsjown t:.,cept Sunday and FreLet-
10.
70. 30 OH q. N, for Washington and
lIlclme0ialG stations.
lu : D"i:y i, 1917 4 n fox WasIlng-
tu-, Baltimore. Philadelphia ana New
OK.
TO 6 D&llg at z, IS p II. Tor " Washington
s.lttu.uTc, Itll:AdciPal and New Xurk.
10 Daliy al a.oY P II tot Washington
caitiT4Crc, Philadelphia and New York !.
NuI2 Daily Dl4ue>ne !-ii4lteu" at
l>.eS Il. Ii ioc Washington. Baltimore.
:!.;i2icilhla ana New YORK.
40 &c DAILY except Sunday q I,5; "a
icT i'rcGCrlck, EaiIn'iO4~ I'D all inter-
u eGistG stations via I'D line.
NuiS J ally except Sunday at go p 90
q" '. aSnln& ION anC Baltimore and all in
elnedlat stations, Connects ior Freder-
lex.
&. ". SQU IGGINS,. Sen. Pass Agent.
Ealtimor- Nd {.
Z. $ BOUIc Ticket Agent,
HARRISBURG, ". vs.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
u ORGAN AND BIG BUSINESS

During Mr. Morgan active bus!
nes9 leadership, the United SIT =
haa bten ChaOeing from sn ncr.cul
ura' country into ali irdu-tri.I sl,i..
this has Involved etup4 udGus
chaugts. no. On!y in buaiucaa end
t'uns. IL the same time inSuatr,
o5 WI! Is crmmerce sud iinancp his
haon in.eTnatlnnal'z 4. S,oce 1887
"h.n Mr. Morgan w&s bonn, the
'hi''oaos have been Developed, s,esne
Il 8 driven ihe sailing vessel from
tn octao. lTon has r,p}zccd wo. d
the teice rnpb, the ca lie, and The tel.
cDhonc have annihilutcd dis.pnce,
tnr corporation has teilen Tue n Ca
Of the indivldna', and cre9it has
become ~ "iect 80 natura! lawa TIA:
ar" '"terna ionnI il sc"ge. Ii al
III 'st aecms tc hu true, Us Alfred
MoSeiy soil 10 ms \ few wetka 800
a. \ t"e word were lode 4 beCOn
ing too small Tor The needs ard The
so'l''y and 'ha ambition e. Ran.
Now AIR. Morgan p~rccivsd, az
o.her men pvrcciyod, 'ha> if ;b;s
country WAC to be able 10 q, velov lis
'"huft'ies 90 scale Of world cjm-
| p6tlt;o1,it "es necessary Tia. rati, n
a. fr"En'z'!ioo should lake the plnce
OF IOWA organization. TDat is to say.
| our industries we're small, o. frat
c2Dpct'nt on y 10 supply local needs.
en- perhaps developed 50 as to snp.
ipE Counties ard even S atce, lut
etl'l Ar&ely provincial, aud by meth
! o "a o. comp; 'iDu wDich were St f
DIES, roy1rg, preventing the bu.I6in.
OF great induetri~l "mpire CONNIE
!enl 10 take i;s place as W r,i
| Fo"er. y hrrs saw tbiR, bat Mr.
morgan lad ihe courage . a..
u DR. BIZ lead r~htp, comh,aa lou
! took ~" pIac" # pravinciat cum3,ll
Tin, d z, eflici n, BUSINESS sur
! ce DEF TO smsi!, iocfficient. wa tetu
bu in's9. ToY steel md Other j..
! dnattl s werc 0rg9nizaa on . nation
al basis: std he Upilcd Stntns in
cre"77I ~ wealth and power by ,eap5
aDd t'ourds.
NV tbs again wa coyprn,nnr.
taking 'hr place Of anarchy | VS.
Mayo 'con succeeding tn Rsro1 q
| Ieiror, Masierful .Ov,1am n
1t was cons rnc i've etateer3snsb,,.
hui j, was "MorGan rnmeol.p
TboD ia Governro %. al WIS,
ing s&oko, The people We q
! alarmed by the very ruIuhlnatione
"h1ch were maklGg The couniiy rich
and powcriuI. S lne Of these u W
corpora ions wee bigger than h.y
Sto g, more powerful ven than
! I'll ny STATS put ln4e;upr. Ta-
creature If law e,Ued 10 crow
gTea CT than the law; the child o. tba
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
NaGEi Euara Ana 'gtau Negro

I.nr a. r,,,a.},I;,, In, J., u,t.i.,,t,
M'''' 'a'.'n, "".ch CO f-f7 apo" the
sn,n. ''' " '''' -
f"r m"h'h' 'he y "'e'ntEt to sttIko
they n,ioN IT," mc...n,.. II III African
'.cH 10 r"'1c'p.,' >" P,.',c7 has been
quietly. Dnt w;,h :. G.rcrn,i,n,nn 70
p'''7 90 issue "h'.' ""Ii' b,archea Of
Drr.,cya,.cn.r:y.
>ch'.'"' F@i"A"'''. OF 1i*slSF pp', one
OF Tie Nr,..g -. = voter. has au,'ornr'.o
.1"' ,''' j. "'.''i "''' 'i'' ones th'' Ie3"'
], the F.r..r.,h 4 ale1ol.,,nt and WHEN,
W." 80 'i'I"''' "D- "t',lo 'ne i"u'-
RycG Of III H!ss .--i,,inn viii h .
R'"nH ! h"f N'"'"''n Senators, mo
tie black mnn ai,hr un,I. and ,,r..s,.
d N"1 :" H'm. however "i'trr*'r Ct 'E-
-M.r;lnebu.g evening .Iou;ns,,
" ere u,te insn },,!a .ur.
pr,.,I a. the E,.,,r, J,n-,..I.,
txrt.ur re!u.,g, t1 V.rd.m.o,a
wno,es,.,r tocD f di,f,noch,u,oo tne
cogo1ed r, p o.. of nj. IT,,,.G $ .,ea
nv ,nrnI!ior tina 11n ard IAN
h,nadn ,.o q ~ Iror,., n.oo
jo...sd of i, fl;in, !, l,,a uj..
,b,, obi t,u,rf;,4 T. ,hrD,t h,vo
nil,eJIy deconrrad ~, acncn,, ..
;uitiiong ;na untinn nva, mill 40.
Dll. NJ. the J,a,,.l ton., ,n.,,
,b:cr four,hg of 4as S,a,p. uo.ld
have 10 r. psal their ac,joo ,ha, n,.3 .
thoep au,rudmsr,a cons,i,o,,on. .
H.: ,te ,Jlurngl fGrnol,an int w,.n
Lncoln saa u.E.3: ..N hep ui'i ,ha
var aat?' his r,uIg va. nN,, 'ulI
every drop Of blood dfnvn from she
biqcA mama bach: ah~ll haze been
repaid ~ he sword, GO last il Co.."
Doe the Jnurnal want sro.hrr
,, &. + ,,o,rI ,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
.J.R GELFFOKD,
ATTORNEY AT LA

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.
&C. Practices in all the Courts of W
Fs,, the Supreme Cour. of Appeale
and lhe United States Courts.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-19
RACING
HAVRE De GRACE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For three-year-oidi
and upward; selling; Ave and half fur
iongs.-Thrifty. 100 Dunn. 3 to l. 4
to and to 20. first; Hasson. 100
tHoffman). 10 to 1. 10 to I and 4 TO I,
second Americas. l07 (WOlfe). . to 10
2 10 s and out. third. Time. 10: as
Chiffon Dance. Rockrest. Servtcence
TIGER Jim and Irene Gummell aiso ran.
SECOND RACE-FOr threeIyear.olds
and upward; handicap: hvs furionss. 49,
Cau9h Hin. 1913 (Pickett), 8 to 10, l to
and out hrst: Light O. My Life. ia
(ButwelD, 4 to I, 8 to 8 and TO 3. Sec
ond; Grover Hughes. 1is (Burns). 9 To
!. 10 and 3 to 9. third. Time. l.oi.
Rolling Stone. Alderbam and Anavri
also ran. Lounsbury. who had the
mount on Light o. MY Life. was kicked
at the post. Butwell taking the mount.
THIRD RACE--For three year-olds
and up; handicap; Ave furlongs. -Flying
Yankee. 10 Woife). even. I to end
out. hrst; Double Five. Ito (Skirvin). ~
to I. 1 to 2 and out. second: Rsybourn.
100 (ButwelD, ~ to 1. even and out.
third. Time. 1.0l rs. Arcsns also ran.
FOURTH RAOE-rhs Washington
stakea; $1,000 added for three-yssr- oids
Ave and a half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L..
100 (Musgrave). 2is to Z. even and 70 9.
won: Hester Prynne. - (W9lfs). q TO l..
to I and ~ To /, second; Flying Taify.
i0S (Davtes). Is to 1, S.to I and Q to 4.
third. Time. l.W3 Palanquin. Chuck
les. Montressor and Fifty-Fivs also ran.
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CUBS GIVE SENATORS
FREE SEASON PASSES

CHICAGO. April 1s.-Every msmAss
OF the Illinois Legislature was sent 10.
day season pass 70 the games Of the
Chicago National Nassbail ciuO here.
A bill 10 now psnAtns IN the Iliinsls
Senate providing that the state may
take action to close . ball park Or
other amusement enterprise ct which
there 10 not q scat for every ticket eoad.
The measure was introduced by Sen.
ator Beall. who claimed last sunday
that q coupon he held for q seat at the
chicago National League ball park was
not honored. The DILL has passed two
Ing . third.
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HAVRE De GRACE ENTRIES.

FIRST RAcE-rhrss. year-o,ds and up ssr
ing six na.--Towton Fisld, li2; 'Partner
iOi; scrriiveda, III; AnAvh. 100: Font. 100
sFrAnk Hudson, o.; Royal MeVass. 102; sAs
nier. l02: Lad u iAngdon. iO3: Capt. Elliott,
": Black Chid. 100; Henry Hutchisou. 100.
SECOND RAcE-Thrse.year-ol and up ssll
ing five and ous. half fuYionss - Honey Bee. o.
Cowi. 40: Blsclford. III; 'NinbS. i07: 'Chsr
~ Heel, iO7.
THIRD RACEThree. year -olds and No; con
bhons: five furiouss. knight. IiI Tartar
los; Lssaadsr, t0S; Firbsl. iO6; Baythorus. IIo;
Barnesat, i0o: U Butter. ii3.
FOURTH IlACE-Psun; thres.ysay-oids end
up: five aud ons-hslf farionss. -'Grosvssor, SS
'Aitsnahs, 100: Joe knisht. i06: Thrift. i02
Magazine. 10; stntss. III: 'rsrs. ~; 'apohn.
100; Asyiads. Ill.
FIFTH RAcE[r~ys.roh msidsns; four fur.
lous.-MAssin Cssss, II: stsi,sts. lO7; Eavss
De-. i07: Gaiiop. 10: John Aasuhal. 10;
sasposT. ITO: spssrhssd. 40; ChAs. Csnnsil
40; MAtr. i07: poi.y H.. iO7: Uacls Jimmie.
i01: Ray o'Lsht, 10: Ponstts bisu. l07.
SIXTH RACE-Tasss ysar -olds and W, ssilinS
siz furlonss Aindinstts. l0A; bsasy. iOi
Gam. us: asdrdalian. ia. Hossns g.. Ill
'BtsS Off. iOs; Dynamo. ~; Frog. l06: 'F,sd
Len. l0e: 'Ayoonss. iOt 'rhso OOok. lG;
Eaton, lW.
'!Apprsntscs allowance d five pounds claimed.
Track Good.
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Prospect Hill, Jamaica.

S.., -. 1s,a. s 4 s'.!,e!. Z. !. IL. - "a.
VIZ. from Manhattan f.anas'ISI.a. ss:sics. y
Trsinias schooi oppoais ths psupsriy: O.. tar
Via Brooklyn Bndas ana Fulton =, uoalsy o.
ST.. 8 nanu.s frun TIE psopsry. % b ossplsssd
Ia ~ uiohtin.
The rsssn; isS " las lea ABOVE s<a Level: Iots
arc fires from monsAss. all tuproteasna. dee.
,Iic.ty. gas water. ssw,r. nAcadAm s.rssta eenset
lie propertJ; fine hish school nearby; bsst iocstsa
q New Yo.i Tor . hon. - hlsh 2 wsshineep
the tSies sIcsllsnt Opportunity for builder.
Several ssw houses 10: ,a,s 3! sSnt sts.r nev
Flushins ~. on the east. Dsgrauv ~. oa thc
south. ocean visw ~. Though he csatss u tie
witt " fos information. and vsat he psopssty
SSosSHAL LAND G9yC ANY, 50 BROADWAY.
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The circus 10 going to Brooklyn to-
a'sht-eut eli 10 not lost. Buffalo Bill
after an absence from New York for
three wars. = coming back Tuesday
night for three weeks. Il 10 coupled
With Pawnee Bits wild East as when
II was last here.
The idea II to make the wild Yves.
show . historical lesson for grown-ups
and children which will be vivid and
sreitinS. OF course the broncho busters
will be there and the Indians and the
buffslo. But under the direction OF
r. H. Burnside. one Of the foremos,
Of stage managers. q scheme has been
worked out by which this years show
IL made an illustration of the life OF
outdoor peoples from the steppes OF
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Asia to the rahch life Of the early West.
Among the new features which have
been combined with those which have
taken folks, back year after year, sm
nearly eensrAtion. are patriotic drills
by Boy Scouts With nags. new military
formations and rsckiess artillery drii'A
q bucking bufralo-no. that 10 not mis-
print. a bucking b-u.f-f.a-i-o-crasy
tumblers from out Of the secret lands Of
the H1malayas and . sensational contest
In auto polo. one Of the most reck'css
| OF games.
Thousands OF yards Of scenery will
make the arena at one moment, sesrn
like a canyon In the widest part Of the
Rockies. and at another q sandy waste
under the shadow Of the pyramid OF
Egypt.