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THE fcwtes 4 rjth 3sr iW jr rir5af GA. sras ir jtoUABr sv uq i fr 7- ft 9 4fe A iv- rJ pf today card the Merchants' ban- for Co. fl. Ellison. The stake was SI920 to the winner.

Tribes Hill favorite la th betting but floral King 4 tiuTvugs when Captan Arnold. wh had been outrtn In the pert or th race iini him. The jjl finish wa a. hard drive and the Ellison xwir Hands Across and Handspinner ti winning favorites. The wither was clear and cold and the- track Slow.

FIRST RACK seven furlongs JrSrWtt Hennessx 20 to I won no3ra t02 WP1aher 9 10 see- W118' li ifk BarityElmore immlane Athin Our Choice and Sly BOotgrn i aCUND Five furtongi Redman 104 10 to I won Jom Klley. 104 Minder 6 to. 2. secoid x- clamatlon 122 Phillips 4 to I Time OZ 4- Dlaphonius Bountiful yToteness and. Mammon ran.

THIRDRACB-Bts furlongs Scorpio 114 Qannon 13 to 6 won Ascentlon 108 Fuller 4 to. second Duelist. IW. Fisher SO to I third. Time 1:16.

Joe Goes Boundlmg 3. P. Mayberry and Great Star ran. FOURTH RACE handicap. Sweepstakes mile Captain Arnold.

Ill H. Phillips 3 to Floral King 103 Rob1ne to I cecvid Writes Hill. Ill Callahan II to third. Time :42 5. Bondage St.

Tammany Ben Howard and Cardinal Wolsely ran. FIFTH RACE UUe and seventy yards Hands Across 109 Fuller I to 3 won MynBeerIOZ lost IB tot Charlie Thompson 102 IL PhiQlps IS to ft third. Time. M7 5. Dr.

Carrick. Gold Bell Prince Richard and YentoJO ran. SIXTH RACE mile end three- sixteenths llandsptnner 94 W. Fisher to B. won Baronet.

OS W. Henneusy 4 to' I second Compass OS Still to' I third. Time. 2:54. Yes an Judge CantrQl ran.

Monday Entries. at New Orleans. Pint Race-Mile purse Veto" 102 John. Love. 105 Legation rena 108 xapo.

107 Little Tim Frank 108 Thornycroft. Free AdTn1ss1On Springer 13 PavonIou. 118. Second Three and a half furlongs purse Lady Sorcerer. Lythellst The Druggist 103 Hannibal Boy Arch Oldham.

108 Fair Una. Lady Greenwood Lily Brook 110 Garrett Wilson. Nlberad. 113. Third Race Three-Quarter mile selling' Duncan.

97 Rlcevale. 101 Gus Ileldorn Dusky. Second Sight 102 Ralph. Young TroSIach. 104 Aggie LewlL.

105 Clare- moat Jp7 Fourth Race Mile handicap A La Mods. vfl2. Hiawatha. 94 Louis Kraft 94 Seaglr Graves. 88 Miss Zlfelton 98 Rarmakis 108 Fort Plain.

109 Foresight HO Imp Mad Mullah 112 Ostrich. 117. Fifth Race-Mile and 18th. selling Prlncelet. 88 Lady Math ess.

Barilla. 9J Mauser Floyd Gravlna 99 Mynheer. Bard of Avon. 100 Lee King. 104 The Messenger.

Colonel' Tyler- 105 Charlie Thompson. 106. Sixth Race Five and a half furlongs. nurse Artifice Black. Moorene.

8:4 St. Caro Monastic. 89 Pence 98 Cecil. 100 Joe Goss Sadduce One More 102 Bummer II. 105 Big 113.

AT OAKLAND lft CAP AND GOWN' CAPTURES EICHCALTFOENIA OARS ft San Francisco January SO-Cap and Gown. won the California Oaks at Oakland today. The event. which had a value of 3000 was one of the features of a. good card and a field of ten started with Miss Betty favorite and non tecond choice.

Silent Water led until the stretch turn when she stopped. Cap and Gown assumed the lead and A on cleverly from Anlrab and ML Betty. After the last race the stable of a Mccaffetiy was suspended owing to the Improvement shown by Golden Light over his effort yesterday tad also on ac count of the running of Chickadee. King Hedly- big bettor who admitted he gave Harry. Robsln.

the trainer of OpUmo and others- 11000 for the par pose of stopping the horses so that Tele phone could win. was ruled oft the turf. George Williams who at one time acted as agent for Barney Schrleber I avid a horseman and Ben Pincus were ruled off for fraudulent practices. Racing begins at. Inrleal4e Monday.

Weather clear track fast. FIRST Six furlongs selling George TJVl02 Foley 4 to I won Lustig. 107 tUrn5) 7 to l. second. Klein wood.

112 I3ullman 2 to I third. Time 1:14 4. Vaughan Waterspout. The Jew Lamorle. Rurla Bumbarl1lr ran I ff SECONDS RACE-Halt mile- year olds Arlsl III BuUmltn a to I won Sea Air 104 Burns 2 to I second Bill Short 103 Larsen to" I third.

Time. :48 4. Eduardo TarSaL. Liberty Star- Lttty Goldlnr Alencon Iogrego ran. THIRD RACE Futurity Course.

sell Royal White. llm W. ran. One eat eighth fle California Oaks Cap and Gown. JMUy 5 to I won Anlrad 112 Belt Mia tti7 11 j.

Martin 12 to 6 third. ime :55. atoalta Dongasnon lIAntrwatr. Red Ctosa Nurse. Mto May' Bowdlsh.

Ethel Abbott ran. 1 TIrrli sn. and one handicap Horattus too 12 to r. uronr Joe. Lesser- Lart to I second Mend9n 97 HUfleorand 9 to 2 third lime 4.

St. Illcho. Incubator" also SIXTH RACE-Mile and fifty yards. l1ing Golden UghU Foley to I woo Heather EJoney 89Hlid brand 8. to 5 second1ie Prettart107 liphanU.

3 to 1 Tlme. 1:42 Chlkno Harry Beck ran. for Monday rirstRace Tv one" hair furlong Brenauv 109 Y1oitanna Ben BatMor Sherman Bell Beed Cracker. 99 Outburtt. lOTrSMp Me Ztandl Belle 102 Theron 04Bea Roiewater 97 limy 100.

4 Second. Ra e- rhre furlongs Lttty gcbarratt 110 El Mls Touopab. Pirelta. Lillian Ay s. Edith lee Miss Clauds Nell Sultfnui IJ2 Del Cerix JMorlna.

112. i Third Six furlongs MtoNSagU 102 Dick Water. Spout 107- Scherzo. Fortnaater liO Otto StelIet' 113 Keogh 104. Fourth Race and one-fourth ftes selling Expedient Searcherant I0f The Vlwadean 99 102 Chickadee J7i ftankjWoods 104.

Kr Fifth' Ra and one-half furtei lllsg Yelma CSark David B. yo. ning Ntlpr 104 Paneur Diderot 103 Ben 100 Scotchman 105 Axmtn. ater. 105 Ilalnault 109.

Sixth Rate Mjte and fifty yardVaeJi- Ing Celebrant 94 Mr. Jarnum lOlf iRey Dare. Ill Gawalne IOf Telephone 89. ATASCQL TAKEN BY CHAEAWZHl Los Angeles Cal January SO. The In lewood handicap a mile and thrii rter over seven hurdles.

was the- feature of a good card at Ascot today. harwlnd won by two lengths Poor lands Mcond by half a length. Thre fayorles and two second choices won. Weather clear track fut. FIRST RACE all Pt Buller 107 3.

Roland 8 to 5 won Elwood. 107 RedfeTn 2V to I. second Palm Bearer 102 J. Lewis 12 to I third. Time l014.

GotWeben. dais. Golden Boy and Banquero ran. SECOND RACE Seven mil year Lady Lasca 108 Redfern I to 3. won Wood Claim 99 B.

WalsS to I second Tim Hurst 112 S. Boland 6' to. I third. Time :42. Devon Capltanza and El' Otto.

ran. THIRD RACE-Mile' anti an eighth selling Platonius OS E. Walsh 6 to I won Moor 102 BuZton 4 to second Ultruda 98 J. Lewis 10 to I third. Time.

I 54 El Fonse. Silver Fizz and Oreeock ran. FOURTH RACE Mile and. three Quarters hurdle handicap. Charawind lit McHugh 2 to a.

won Pootlands. 167 Archibald 334 to I. second Martin Brady. I 5 Murphy 2 to 6 third. Time.

8:1614. CeyloA and Indian II ran. FIFTH RACE MUe and a sixteenth handicap Fortunatus 100 E. Walsh IS to I won Yo F. Tarpey.

100 Redfern 3 to I. second Paul Whaley 95 Anderson 8 to I. third. Time :47 Cele. ratlon Cliurb and Princess Tulane ran.

SIXTH RACE Three-quarters mile. selling Elfin King 102 Walsh 4 to I won 113 Redfern 2 to 1 second Tower of Candles. 105 Blrken. uth 8 to I third. Time.

ll4. Gehelm- alas. Little Margaret Sam Green and Pirate ran. XondaY1 Entries at Ascot. First Race SJau course.

lllngt flame Beach. Susie Christian. Nsgrusa Lows lltelnlng PS Case dOr 104 Miss Nettie. 106 Rio Chlco 107 Profltable. 109 Little Secret Delvlsta MJnni Arnett 110 Ping Flamero 112.

Second Race Five-eighths of a mile Lauretta Phillpps Miss Richelieu Eva. 95 Flea 97 Potrero Grande Carnival. 100 Nora 103 Pat Hammond. 105 UottUeben ljO Rough and Tumble 115. Third Race Selling mile Merwan Mainspring.

101. Lou Welsea 104 In- ictus Jlngler Dr Bernays Uhn 106. Frank McKee Gold One Glllesple 109 SchwarzwaM ill. Fourth Race Seven-eights of A mile. handicap Paul Wtoaley.

97 M. F. Tar. pay. Rag Tag.

100 Elwood SO Golden Rule 109 Ocean Dream Wane Nloht. 112 Couple Elwood and Golden mule a Durnell entry. Fifth Rae Mile and hundred yards selling Montana Peeress. 97 Fading Light Cloche dOr 100 Dr. Shorb.

101 Blue Ridge 102 Labor. 105. Taxman 103 C. B. Campbell OS.

Sixth Race Slauson course. selling Plcquet Lady Fonse. 93 Winnlfrede. 94 Quest OS Cot Bogey 98 Dolly WelUi. off.

Rosebud 105. Mao Plreknoe. A 107 Mr. Robinson Sallie Goodwin 110 Cardwellton. 112.

Drakes Palmetto Wine. Is most delight ful to take and is at the same time won. detfuIIY effective La the re of all ston ach disease. Get a sample bottle fret at Jacobs. Pharmacy tomorrow.

THE DISPENSARY nmoasED. Floyd County Grand Jury Makes Favorable Comment. Rome Ga. January 30 Special The Floyd' county grand jury In the general presentments recently made comment as follows on the Rome dispensary We congratulate the people of the county on their wisdom in establishing the dispensary An examination of the tax history of. the county shows that the tax rate for this year Is lower than for any of the preceding fifteen years.

The' moral Improvement is very marked. For the last two years there has been a great falling off of criminal Business. The criminal docket for the July term. 1901 showed 195 true bills for the present term only about twenty-Seven. Our du ties as county officers do not call upon us for aa examination of city affairs but we are informed that their Improvement is fully as remarkable.

sivenbark Denies Insanity. Wilmington. If. C. January 30.

Spe cial A. W. Rlvenbark a well known white man of this city who was placed in jail a week ago under a writ' 01 luna. cy wrote a letter to Judge Ferguson to day denying that he is insane and de. mending an investigation.

Judge Ferguson held that the letter ha the effect or a habeas corpus and ordered. three phy sicians to examine Rlvenbark tomorrow and report to the court Monday. The. case is sensational In its features. i fis sREUABk 4 THtGREAT LIVER AND MAC iirKMKDYS Cures all disorders of the StomaehLlycr Bowelijfidneys.

Bladder J8i DIB W' Aetlte Headache Constipation. Costliness. gesticnjBIHonsness Feyer Piles. and renders tho eystem less liable to contract diseases. It DYSPEPSIA.

srBADWATS PILLS are" euro for this complaint They tone up the in. tcn secretions to healthy action restore strength to the stomach and enable It to-perform its function PRICE 2Sc PER BOX SOLD BY ALL UG9IST8. Sent by mill. RADWAY A C0 ELM St NEW YORK. Jr TURF AGAIN INDICTED Second True.

Bill Returned Against Charles i- Jones Ti ultonmty grand Jury yesterday turned ndletmenta against Charles Jones manager of the' Pone de Leon Commission Company and James Lynch aad Nat Miller. attached of the concern. charging tfiem with keeping sod main taining a amlng bouse. Chiefv A. Q.

Turner of the' county po Ik force anffounced that lie would procure indictments against theecocen for each day that Itte operated let the tint Intervening-between the conviction of Zone on last. Saturday. and the" decision court in that case and the true' bills of yesterday are the result of his determination along that line. It was stated yesterday that the three de fendants will be allowea to make boni tomorrow. The indictments were found on evidence presented by County Policemen Dave Wffllamj and George Mathleson.

who. were detailed by Chief Turner to work theeasa. The two officer last week visited" the office of the Ponce de Leon Commission Company. located near Ponce Leon springs andrwatclied the pro eidingi there gathering sufficient tvl. derte.

on which to go before the grand Jones is manager of the concern and Vynch and Miller. are. employed' in the office. It Is stated that Lynch receives the mo deposited la bets and Miller pays the money at another window. to' the winners.

The place is alleged to be a turf exchange and to be operated in violation of law. Jones was indicted some time ago on the charge of keeping and main. taming a yarning house and was tried before Judge Is. S. Roan.

In the criminal branch of the superior court last Saturday. A. verdict of gufity resulted and Judge Roan minored a fine of 500 or twelve months in the county chaingang. The case as been appealed. to the su preni.

court POULTRY SHOW" A BIG SUCCESS Exhibition Closed Last Night alien OClock After Successful Week The Atlanta poultry show which end- last night was success and those in charge feel very much encouraged by the work which has been accotn- pUshed. The Association was ned late last year and the exhibition was gotten up in about' two months. Still when the date announced for opening had arrived the birds began to flock la from every part of the south and it was found neo. cssary to postpons ihe opening- forgone day In order to mike the necessary are rangements for accommodating- the fowls. The officials of the show expected about 500 birds.

Instead 1000 birds arrived and crowded the building to its utmost It was found necessary to. place the bantams the ducks the turkeys and a few others upstairs so great was the rush. It' was the biggest show held in the south this year and" larger than any held sluth of Madison Square garden or Chicago and the officers and directors of the show feel proud of the record made. In all probability another. show will fee given next year the present one was' so successful.

The next show will be planned several months in advance end when it Is liven Atlanta will hay. a. record-breaker. C. O.

Harwell had. of the arrangements of the exhibition and of the care of the birds and his work was carefully and accurately done. He worked night and day for the success of the event and was immensely ratified at its success. Atlanta people came to for a large number of the. prizes and their showing against so many competitors will eneour.

are them to continue their work. and will Induce others to enter Into compe tltlon. 7. Ottley was one of the big winners. Ills long suit was In white Plymouth Rocks white he took the majority of the prizes.

His collection of these-birds was one of the most valuable in the ex hibition. The honors of the day were taken off by Judge W. Ormond rn the pit game class. His birds were. pronounced among tho most valuable In the south by the judges.

He won first cock and grit and seconA cockerel. R. E. Rlley made a dean sweep In the pigeon contests. He entered' a large number in- the contest and.

won the most part of the prizes with ease. In the barred Plymouth Rocks Alt Bertllnjr took several prizes. In the black- MJnortas O. Harwell entered a. fine exhibit and won number of prizes.

The. Belmont farm and the Valdosta farm won most of the prizes on the part of the outsiders though a number of others won first money. Belmont farm won out In the hens led pullets Iii the Shawl Neck games in the cockerels and hens in the War Horse games In the cocks' and cockerelsfnvthe barred Plymouth Rock class in the. Light BTShUIaL the Buff Cochins the Black tAnphna and Brown Leghorn cocks. A.

O. Oliver brought down a large number of valuable Buff Wbrandottw from the VaTdosta poultry fan Some of them were Valued at as much as 100 a pair. He won- out in the Black Cochins Partridge Cochins. Black Java. Buff ivy.

ndotles and Silver Wyandottes Exhibitors at the Show. The' exhibitors were as follows Anderson farm Marietta. Ga. Adair. Marsh city Alexander W.

B. Charlotte 7 C. AdairGeorge city Settling Alf city Brittinham 1. W. Charleston S.

Burbank. S. M. city Beau- F. B.

Berryville Belmount farm. Smyrna Ilrlstenbucher George city Boynton. H. B. city tton 1 R.

city Collins 3. city Cougar. T. A. city CabanUs R- city Carter.

E. E. TenntCoHlns H. If. Charleston 6.

C. Calhoun Anderson. city Carter. Rpbescua. city Donoho SW T.

Elmer- vllle Teon. Daniel. D. P. Bolton.

Ga. Dorsey C. Sunny Side Ca. DeOrat. Onreid.

F. 31. Scale. Ala. Davis B.

S. Charlotte. N. Fountain. John 1' Johnson City Teun Ferret 74 Albany Oa.

Froelick Bloomer city Goodliart. Jr. city Oalusha E. R. En ley IBlirwell.

O. city Herman AtAngusta Hltchoek F. WM city IL city Ingleside farm Ingleslde Ga Jolly a B. cens oteX ttrc Jad J. 4 Augusta KUhOS.

B. jLjSHat Lincoln Ozarles dty Ledford. a cttr tci6vi MksJUms cttyvLudwlg MfflOTfly- Jullaa Jakon. Ga. McCfferty Mr HJ.

Birmingham. Mathews John. city M' city Montgomery George Marietta Mlxon. MrinF. W.

city' Morris. Joseph city MUIer. T. dtj McInnls rmnd W. dtyrOverby.

Mrs S. T. Lytes. Tenn. Oswald W.

K- city OrDonohue A. city Ottley. IC dfyr O-Con- Ben Macon Gaj Riles Robert Edty Stanton city Smith Oliver M. Washington Smith Jester. At.

lanta StrongMra MaryF. Kirkwood Ga. Scharockr Tl Charles ton. C1 Stroneekw C. Charleston.

S. 7 Sets ftDftnlel Swift Toav Atlanta. Tfflutman. city Val- Poultry Co. Valdosta White.

a P. Homer La. wnilams. Copeland. city- WUke toa B.

3 city. GEORGIA MEET PLANNED fecfr Students Contemplate Arranging Intercollegiate Gymnastic Meet. The ultima object' rflh Tech indoor hletic contest which WUlwtaH place this year at the Grand is the tinbUah. ment of an annual Indoor sthletI and gymnastic contest between the colleges' bf the stats. While it Is improbable that anything will done this rear ne- otlatlons lidtlng toward th arrange meat of snohva contest win be.

taken in the-future. The Tech students hv been talking- of such. a contest for some t1mt and era anxious to arrange It" They bell a rood team and ODercer and Emory alto have gymnsaitgs and would able to compete. The lest of Febrpary will bring to a. dose- the bard work participated in by forty contestants for tha gymnasium championship at.

the Tech. The first year the hampionahlp and cup offered by the Atlanta Athletic Cub was won by' Dan Lewis. Last. year McConnell secured the trophy. The cup to' be won three timed before it leaves the school.

As neither Twos nor McConnell In college everyone stand fair chance at- it again. There le sight men at pres. ent straining' every nerve and muscto to carry off the honor this Prtn ht. Ittglia and Ando are th picked winners by the student body. These three mer wtil try against one other in every championship evutt and with the other five them hey promise to snake It a fight The horizontal and parallel bars high jumping Indian clubs dumb bells tomb.

ling etc. will seen again. But there are two' tntercedn departures in the present There is to be a novice cups This will open to those of the student body who never won a rt of any kind lit a college con. test. There are a great many entries for contest which means many new athletes developed arid an exciting show- Ing.

What promises to' be un for every one will be th us wit It Is hero that the farmer' and rural district boys will come Into their own. There- will be fierce and daring Tiding dark wire wajkjng and otherjlmJlar numbera The Ircus clown will also play en Important part There are seveiral men in- college well qualified ttt play these difficult parts so as to keep the roaring all the time. Dr. Jackson is putting in a. large part of each day with the- individual men.

CRACKERSLOSE PITCHER SITTON Birmingham Beats Atlanta in Chase for His Contract C. V. Sitton the clemson pitcher who has been reported signed by. Powell and whom Atlantans wished. to see wearing the local uniform will not twirl for Atlanta this year.

In fact it is very probable that Birmingham will get this tar pitcher as his contract with that club' has been forwarded to Secretary Farrell. A telegram from Manager Powell last night stated that Sitton could not report until June and he had. therefore decided not to use him. Slttgn Is considered one of th best college wlrler. in the south.

While ho didnot have the sharp curves possessed by- Henley heJiai far" tetter Judgment and. better control of the 'ball. He Ii a heady pitcher and' knows just what to do In every emergency. Powell has signed Torrent of the Three-I League. or Torrene is a pitch.

er and utility Odder His record of 1902 was not very encouraging from a pitch. ers standpoint. It was far better at a. hitter and If Powell plants him in the field better th rrgs can be expected. His batting average during 1902 whea playing with Evanav1l1e' and Rock Island was SOX otherwise thugs were different He pitched twenty-three games receiving 391 per cent.

His fleldftg average 918. Powell has also signed T. Vi Bagwell a Georgia boy who will be liven' a trial this spring itis hoped that he will make good. DODGES REARING ON MONDAY. Atlanta Man Held at Houston Is Bemovsd to a EbteL Hout Tex.

January C. E. Dodge who la under. arrest. here.

charged with befog a fugitive from jostle from New York was tonZrht tan to the Rice hotel. where is under. guard pending Mondays effort to. secure his release. He much improved Ii to health and.

aftera loniwalk ate a. good dinner for the first time since his arrest. The court proceedings today resulted in Dodge being refused and the preliminary" examination wits set for next Wednes day. A. H.

Kaffenburg. of the ton of Howe twnel of Neiy YorkT conducted the case. Ha Js now work with local At. torneys the habeas corpus proceedings which are to be taken up Monday the district court to secure the release of Dodge The chief flnt contended by that the' prisoner should be made comfortable and this. was et.

ttctedO fDetectlv Sergeant Herllthy. of New York has filed a copy of the indictment against- and a bench warrant to scure postessioa of Ztrad1Uon If' grant ATLANTA'S PROGRESSIVE MERCHANT MR. J. R. SMITH 1 OF SMITH HICCINS HJGHLY PRAISES WEED.

The afest war to Jufte of tte raw- its of a remedy before you bare tested It. yourself Is by the unbiased testi mony of those who hare used and know Just what it wfll accomplish by their own experience. Of course it is. an easy matter to make. extravagant claims for a medicine but' waea act.

nal proof of the cures it has made is presented and when prominent and reputable people telTthe public of the great good they have derived prom its use ttjere is no room for doubt to its merits. It is a rare thing that a remedy is liven public Indorsement by such prominent and influential' people have testified to the value of BLACK- WEED and' such Indorsements mean but one thing and that is that the remedy has undoubted merit One of the most progressive successful me. chant In Atlanta is Mr. R. Smith of the firm of Smith.

Higgins who conduct large department stores on Peters and Decatur streets. Mr. Smith is also' vice president of the Farmers- and Traders' Bank and is recognlied as one of the most substantial citizens of the city. He has taken great interest in the public wel fare having served On several im portant municipal committees and has been prominently mentioned as a candidate for mayor. Under recent date he writes 1 MR.

J. R. SMITH. BlackWeed Medicine Compau Atlanta Ga. GENTLEMEN After taking your remedy it is wiith pleasure that I testify to its perfectly satisfactory.

results and I highly recommend the same tothose needing such a medicine. J. SMITH. Address WEED MEDICINE CO I NEW RACmGINTEREST IN THE CRESCENT CITY New Orleans To Have Trotting Track in Addition to Old Race Track-An Ideal Southern City for Winter Racing. NEW ORLEANS LA.

January Special correspondence A big In crease of horse racing Is scheduled for this city the sctne of. the triumphs of those famous old pacers of the fifties Lecotnte id Lexington. Not that In terest ha eve died out altogether. The races held under the auspices of the new Louisiana Jockey Club have always been a strong feature of the season extending over a period of six days lint drawing large crowds' of people and there has always been a. winter meeting of more than one hundred days conducted the" Crescent City Jockey Club.

But these events have needed to be supplanted by opportunities for developing local horses. Except. that the country la the neighborhood of the city does. not yet offer the chance for speedways and boule. yards of the type familiar to northern cities New Orleans is the Ideal town for winter turf sports At a time when very other Important race track In the country runs the risk of being covered with Ice od snow the track in New Orleans is clear' awl.

th weather propitious to sitting out' of doors. The tempering Influ ence of the gulf assures that. What la on foot' just now a moderi trotting track and driving club situated iq the upper section of the city' and hav. log a half mile' track with grand tan and club house. The title of the new' or.

ranlJtIon Is the Crescent City Driving Club and It. his been organized by D. ti. QIauer formerly of Kansas City a well known horseman and veteran newspaper writer" who has been connected with tar- ness racing for several years when en. gaged In the management of' the Kansas City Trotting Association.

Manager Mauer putpOleslmakln tee trotting races on. Sunday and other slays one of the leading attractions of the winter season in New reallaing that they will appeal not only to' the local sporting ele meet but to the' thousand qt northern visitor who now cone to New Orleans. An initial meeting will be held rly February and. an effort made thereafter to get New Orleans Included in the. grand circuit All' races will be run Under' the rules of the Americas Trotting Associa.

non. The formation of thls-chib will greatly Intensify the interest. in ttievhone which Is natural to this as to every southern cltyXThere are in New. Orleans plenty of fast horses and many exceptionally rood drivers. Heretofore however.

this has been' the only city of Its site In the country that has been without an update trotting course. One of the things now hv favor of such a driving crab is that the matinee races which are as pop. ular in oiher. cities tan' be' gtyee every Saturday afternoon through the fall winter andspring fothat the members of the club can Invite their family and friends out to. witness an enjoyable att ernopna sport Up to this time the regular racing in New Orleans la fail winter' and spring has all been done at the Far grounds under theauspices pl the Joey teub.

and it has been ftrt of the traditional gayety of the town. For tha rippuUrity of th tht local. tret railway company lass been largely responsible making provisional tracks and runs of cars straight to the gates to Induce peo pie. to go there and keeping their ule so. close and with.

such careful arrangements that nj delays have ever taken Place- In moving the spectators away after the-races. Regularly during the season the electrics carry as rfany as. 10000 daily to the Fair grounds. A. great many tourists tram the north es peclally Kentucky turn up during the New Orleans races and that these are.

not even more numerous. Is strange when one considers the four things that go to make New Orleans the Ideal racing town the climate th good track the abundance of liberty with no puritanical In terference and the natural disposition of the population which loves everything bright and spectacular. Furthermore there are the notable traditions of the past which make' New Orleans particularly prone tn WI royal sport. About the middle of the. nineteenth century when' hone racing throughout the.

south. attained a glorious prominence that it has. never had since' the war. New Orleans Was the scene of stirring contests In which worlds records were-established. At that time log over' a period of about twenty years.

every city and town of considerable size In the. south had biennial meetings In which the most distinguished men took' part. The leading politicians of the day were foremost in patronizing the turf. The ef- 25. 1 Jackson' to Improve the stock Kentucky and his fondness for htrse racing are easily recalled and th names' of Sir Henry.

American Eclipse. Anal. Black. Maria Gray Eagle. Baton and Fashion will.

render this period in American turf annals forever lllusftrloa In all this era of racing enthusiasm two events stand out above ell others. At New Orleans on April 1 1854. 20000 people assembled on the old. Yttar1e course to witness a struggle for superiority and for the Post stake. whfch amount ed to 5000 the tour states of Louisiana Alabama Kentucky sod MLiMitIii being solo subscribers.

Pour mile ats for ah ages were run. state had the 1 legs of naming a. horse Kentucky chore. eng Lexington Mississippi Lecornte Ala barns Highlander end Louisiana Junow" Thousands of visitor from all over th country assembled to witness the. content- Among tho present was x-Pre ldent Martin Fllmore The eWef.

contest lay between Lexington and his halt brother Leconate the' former horse winning the ram in two straight heats. On Prtlt8 of the same year the two horses came together again on the same course but Lexington was out of con dttlon and Lecomte won making the record of 7:26 the fastest uy to that time. Then a ew months later Mr. Ten Brwck. the owner of Lexington.

red to run hl over the same Metiria course for turn of 320090 against any other horse. Thin race finally tobk place April 2 when Lexington brought the time for 4 mule to carrying 103 pounds for the Jockey was three pounds overweight This trace for many years established the turf record for 4 miles. 4 Local horsemen recall another fatnon Ely on whkh Colonel Wells and Duncan two fat wealthy and trlzto- WEED Is malting some noteworthy. cores stubborn' cases of Kidney and Bladder Diseases Catarrh Rheumatism Blood and Skin Diseases etc. etc.

and. every. one who Is afflicted should give this remedy a trial at once. It never falls to give entire satisfaction and there is no case that will not be Immediately ben eflted by Its use SEND. FOR FREE SAMPLE.

We will take' pleasure in. sending a cam. ple of WEED absolutely free and our medical department. will give any special advice if yoiltwill write us about your own se. BLACK- WEED is sold by fl drug stores at 100 per.

bottle or ix tor 5 00 or will send prepaid upon receipt- of price. Write today for a free sample. tratlo gentlemen mounted their own' horses on the Metiirie and rode against each other foi a. purse or 2000. the colonel losing the race by reason as he al ways asserted of his greater avoirdupois.

Today the- MtaIria course has vanished. for the jockey club sold the land on which It was situated in 1870 to Charles T. Howard of Louisiana state lottery tame. It has since been developed Into one of the loveliest cemeteries of all the south. The temporary departure of th old racing spirit ate the civil war was tcrt a long time a source of regret In New Orleans.

The old colored woman In Miss Agnes Thompson. story MetlIr1e. voices th universal sentiment about tn glory of former' times when she tells young friend Dar wus Mara Kenner an young ilarsa Robinson an Colonel Sllnskl and char so nienny udders. An de ladles yuester had dat flab ribbon an de jockeys my warnt dey fist dat ole Ephren- what I wUs tellin' jer erbojt him as bed de slippery tongue an' di glass eye well he yuster be de jockey in Oem days. an' I tell' yer dls layer carte warnt big.

nuff to hoi Oat at nlrrer he wus so proud cr his fine close. DM Lecomp win Good Lot' no chile Lexington was de one what wun I member seem' darn leadln' dem at re horses an I ten you. fer er fan dey. flee animals Dar was Arro' an' Hllander an Lexington. Lecornp.

an hit wus et great racer Tab yahi Marsa Prancats felt bad when he lose. but old Ma'am Frnati she say she want idem bosses bel own ef a' so she bet on Lexington an shos youse bawn she wus lucky we all hod ter hed so many glubes an. things roun' she didn't know what ter do win dem. Dar warnt no kyars runnln bout Canal street in dem days jrah ylh tar warnt no Canal street wurr tlkln bout Talkln erbout- horses. dey yuster had flue horses I tell yer Miss Mary in dent days.

but jwars to me ail de good horses mus. be Odd. When do gencmons went er drlhIn' dey wanted at regular two on etc shell. road en' utftn less would catty dem. My Lot times have change.

Although times change the old comes buck and many a New Orleans gentle. man now owns a horse that Is much bet. ter than two on the shell toed. AUCTION SALE TO CONTINUE. A Large Number of the Tiabea' Pie.

tuxes FinTheTr Way Into Atlanta Homes The first day of the auctionaale of the Fisher collection of water enlace at Thurmonds gallery on Peachtree street yesterday resulted In number of th pictures lug Into Atlanta homes. Tile auction of these famous pictures which have attracted to much attention during the past week will ha. concluded tonior- row' morning. beginning at II o'clock. Among the purchasers yesterday wm tie following un L.

Hall Mrs. C. ClatfleId. Mr W. F.

JJcany Mr. Baker Mrs. II. Calloway. Mr.

Carlton. Mrs. Cv Holllngs- worth. Mrs. Mctr Mrs C.

Johnson Mrs. W. H. Edmonds Mrs. Woodward Sirs.

R. G. Thomas and Miss Kirkcaldle. At the close of tnesalexMr Fisher announced that he would cot continue but during the afternoon he received telephone messages requesting him to have another sale' Monday. lie has therefore decided to hold another auction of these pictures on tomorrow morning at II o'clock.

BY STANDARfDIARIES. For 04tJao. M. Toiler CoX rietta st. 7G.

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1" 1U t. Pp tcJ. lecond 1ce. tI3 lanied ietarI Wi 4a d1caP EUiaoDne' akewU i Qrth 1820tothiI ir. amu irtli detavot1te1n the i1 11evlr 1nthe con lOrlX1ng at or.

tur1 np henCap Nii zaoutrmInthe iiftear17P jthrac J5I e4h1m. 1 wuahar4 EI11z itc 1 DOSeth of tatt1ie a c1ip111J er te 1Jri jr D4co14ai dtb low J1RSTIRA. lenzat1srloqw 4E 8 I. i51107CLK tOZJWF1ahtrh to I C. Glldi Lnpoon.

es tW. euy J5to. atbJr4T1mi2tJ 2. Bark Limore JCiaJe. lom c1 tdgCONDHAC Tetur1o to.1 wonTom lK1leYI04Mlnder5 to2aecoic1pXX.

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WF1sher a CW. if It aecon pass 05. Wi trI11raD. Entrie8atNewOrleaDL. TFtrlt 11 Exapo.

107Uttle ThornYcroftFreeAdmss1on ffiif NSecond eeand 8.haJffur- lonpp Lad7Sorcerer. tiWOOdi 1 :6 Three 1uarter DuncanD7 tDulkY" See dS1 I 2 RalphToung i 104Aafe Le t-'lj ot I 7. Race-Mlle. tf Searitlqra t5tMtQ FortPlaJ JI I :4 af mpHad uUan112 f'f trlch1I7. Mathess.

SarUla9J rf 8userFloydK ifor ofAvoD I 4The YelSe 1ger 1. Thom jf Race-Five furl nJr5. il ArtUi 1I8CeclL 05 i i BIc iii' jf Capand Ca11t The' tJ' value. oneo feat eartlt1 nd tt it' turnwhende d. Ii ndGoJln the 4 ettt.

thewt nee' efty 11 11mpro ement tf elrortyesterdat In3C blg admlt Ith ll1ir- po bonesao uld iIt rge i JP Cex. ahoraeman Mij1 lS I 1 FIRST 7- BerT 02 to. wan. Jl. Jt.

:1.usUr,107 arorna7 I rff Klt1nwood. tolthlrd. Th. Lamorle TraD. 1.

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1 I I alJi ttB llifo f. 12 limeJ S5 Jta. on rf. IeIer aito 1t WCH.U4ebraDcI I IeWnI5 LIhbJ04WOley iwootHeathetiEoney 81- t5 lbe FreUe1. I C011 ban i3to thlrck me 1 4Z jjl 7 fJJnt veaDd 1 lot1I1ortaua Shennanl1Jell Outburlthlor le Dan BelIf HOiEIBant To PJrellLUlJan VSceM18s SU1 IJ 2 i CatmacMoHna.

II uTi ThIrd 3 DiCk rupmiW tef 4 BcherzoFOnnuter IIOi and" i jDJteL. 7' Search rant II iMd HAChJ11MP02 7 kW n4on ffur kDavtd Wyo. 104F2an urD1derot en 100Jk tehmran. I05Amtn. aterI05 RaCe--M 1ngCelebran 4 lIrnumuflj X.J'I@.IIIGa t.

AT SC 1 GLEWOOD I AP VI et 30. llewoo4 ancU at 4 bv f.leenhurd1 tur ot Od lC Chizawlnd. woza b7 tWolenuaPOor Jdaee nd11ii a. len fayo ei 4. lec ch rcfeartracktut RA ti1v e1lb Intl.

1 01 If. wood101Redfern. to Lewis 12tG' 10 B8nquero SECNDBAC LadYLu. ca101 Redf. 3 won e.

I. Hunt tol thlrdr1ms42. 1 llh I. Moor102 ton 4to If 10 ran- I. RACE-Mile i I McHugh2to 1 ea.

turphr2' ale CeyJ andIJ Wleand a' FortunatuIIOO Redt I a' I bratfonChurb Sl Three 1WOn To rof ruth8tol 114 ran trleatAacot lOn selling a. 8 Ca e4Or uAY tChI VisI 1I0j I Ra Ftve elrhtha of to. 5 flea. Carntva1 I Oottl1ebenUOiRourh Sell1ngr LouWel Dr. FrankMcKeeI00ld Wb aJey.

Tag Cou IRuleu selllngMontan 1n1' ClochedOr 101 I 1Ad Fonse1I3Wlnnttrede Fl knoe OOf1wln-J 10 an th ly sam le at Pharm grand ade on otU IC their. dlJ torthla lowerthan precedlnrfttteenrearL ul luttwo usl eL preent ter abut tw nty- ven. Our Ue I offcers upn a am Uon atra1s ther tuly remrkle. mv nbak IDant. Wlmng r.

lau sp cA WRvnbark a' wel kow 1te ftt dtywo plaC' jal a uder awt1t' icy wr te 8 lettr rudreFetson to' i tt Ie I madnJ IvstgtlnJud Ferr. lettr te etret ah beu corusad 4ered tM PY- I canto exaine Rlvnbaktmoro I anl rep rt the. court. od. lensUoM1n Itetu 4td u' 1' I 1V 1 4 I i i r'I' i I litUt I 1 L.

AL- THEtCRIALIVERANt TOMACH IEM DYl lk r. ICO t. rB el1 eB1. rN i BiP of DseUte. aUUC tCtYnea ID41 co" e8UCD BUot 8 TetJne Et na rnder to8rem lelaUblto Cntitd a.

4 i' r. lt 4 PJLal eu Cn1anlTh 1 l1lfth. te. na eaI clltrenthto tbllto a tl1to-P fformilt8fw ctfouJ f' PRCE25 BOX. SOLD.

:1. Y. iAL D. R. iDtIt1maf MDWAYCO Ir.

8. WYORK. i' i i I i is r. 7 ij' 1 Seco 1dJriJ Bilf jn r' fiarl tl 2 ei' poD LeoQ Bill I OunC dJ Lt e. d' a ihe' onc nif9r hUYf th k.

tecj In. se Interve betWeen theeoDvi tot 9f ion' Sat rand Qt UPf lithat aae bnllof oesteJtiYar hert.ult.- ohdete tfonalonith Ii ted yemr Y4th1ttheQlle fendanlawtllbraUowea netndICtmmtl.w refot 4on me Pr te4bYC unty IU daeoiceMathtelOD Tu Utowork theeueTbetwocftle we vJtt 4th. otthePonee mmJ qom T. 4. Leo an tebel ee aumelent whl to Co Toneaf n6erottheeofteem andWUer the ttte4thAtLrnchr themoJ1etf4t ol1te4ln' themone7 at an ther wfnd wt thewlnnmi ptaeeiU bt turt and InvlolatIon ofJaw nes WUlndlctedomet1m.

a otJthaeharge cirkeepinl' ridmatn. minghouse wutrled rudnL8. thtlcrtmtiia theauptrl ver4ictof runtyresu1te4 anIIJUOStd SSOOor twe1ve1n tnthe 1il' tWI6 1 apP to. su- eme cotL. SH OW 51 ExhlhltionGlosed ight.

atITenO CloclA6er I eessfurW ek. 1' The A. powtl7how. lUt. celS VtJfmuchencouraged t1 whl hsbeen aceom saoc1atlonwu fol i te wug tten abouttWo months8tm.

te blrdsbegan toftock tntroJn otthe wafound tyto 1heopen. 1if on 4a1in Itor OO IOOObtrda' ltautmoat. Itwai the. io was' blggesthow Cthl any utb omcers dir ctors ot' re ord IhOWwlt year aln thepreaent ne wh It. wllLhave ti ran l1ents exhlbfUonan Ac uratelY oftbe pe ple eompetitorswUl enco r.

workand compe. Ott ey ofths whl wh re mseollecUo these blrds waloneot ex. ctthe were takenotr bi Ju th pltam pronounc brthe JudruHe rle eon test. Al bla k. MJno as theYaldosfa ontbe ottlie tslders JL berof oth ri Wotl lmonttann WOnout th theSh wl clIpm sln kere1a WalHorle mes theeocb apdc ke lstn i barredPlrmouth Rockclaslnth ButrCo' h1na Bt wnLeChorno AG bro htdown tarte nlu ble Bu1fWrandottes ft mth ta I 00 a' Coe Burry ott EXhlb1t raat altollows An 1ersonfarm" rlettAGa tMuahcltyA1exn1ler Char otte MA1r lkorl' cJtYBrittInham leston C.

SU elt1Bea FB tannSmyrna orre. tonH cltyBr 1. CougerTAclty 1Ldty TennC9NInsrH. It. SC ca1houl1ADdemD.

lty. Rp l1dI10Z' v1lleTemLcJ n1e1DP. fDorseY Lc sunn 7Sl e0iL. JeG fa. r.

nreldFM Sealeua tChartotte. NC Qu iJobn n91tTTennFerre TA1. oellck A' I CtTOa1u. mcnlleyAJa O. HermauW Uutta Hc1t7 lde fannIlIl1es1deGL Ri.

7ii 3dJl. i JitaG I t7i' Le dt7La4w1 JIt1U dir Ludwtl' tty. ZDxoDO 14cC tT Mrl t7 Mule oA dtyo' OrceJ J4lxon. Mrs. tJorrla wE :1 rbrt KrLrTTLy OSwnwuW JDonohue dtJ.Ottlq..J JCdfT 0' CoD- bell RIJRobert 7 city ILB.clt7 Sm1tht' OUnrJ4 Wu JettetjAt lan GaStronrKra KarrJiK1fk a Dr CCCharleat Bet 1omcAtJurta.

clt7Val. tWhItC 11 1tr aIT EEt NOWtRt1 tu ts Arr gtrigtnter feg te GYm of 121. lechli1door at Uce nt at atthe Gran4Iat ua1 Dmltof anal1 rua1fndoorthlet1c st1ccoJ1t st tw en coUe t' it. rthlit hdonthliI Ot 9u1 ng therzute mentofl ohaCollteit wUlbetl8ken tlle future. Th Teohatuden lhave of a ntest me' Jaftd.

arr8l1nltThey a an iIlIdEal hayecrmna hmil' Jieable l11eJ Febrp rr wsfbrnlto baJdwOfkpac um. 1. th p' At. taAth1etl iC1 Wall rearMcConnell tr phy. CUPbp nettherTownlnor veryo tan ttalain at 11ni' mrnerve otftM 1t Inclla uti ra-b rtiie tu eotbodyc q1r1ilJrraga1nstone on vU1tand Wlththe 1 m1ae.

i I andparsllel jutn 1 ne1ub4umb be' 1J' lnter presentprocramme Iato bes' never 1uor k1nillri coli ere st. man tsco tt wh ehmean atht tel dev loped 0. Whtpi mlsel the' tre ha tnt wUl befierce gJ lr bckn dackwlre other Ilmllar number clccUi. down' rt ri8e liie ll1 qUaJlfted tlieerlcu1t ltMptheero1Qdtoarfn the. lar of.

daywtth In rid al d' PITCHEItSITTON I' Btrmin fo V8i nthe Clem8 hUbeenreportell Wh toee the10 winnot t. lantS t1 rob ble thal starpltcber teleTa tro Ma.napr- nl hatSIt on uld unut nd there tore decl e4 ott one ofth IOU Ue dl not by1re1 ley he has tter ju rment an lbetter heady 00 just hat PoweUhati Thre I pitch. i andutiUty noteJJ aplteb. erltandpolnt h1tternd1f pla. fteldtetter Uta aver 8 tI1.

wals thlnpwere three I. fteldncverale wastIS alaollrned sprlnrU Od. NDAY. t1antaKan Heid Zem Vld to. ft.

1h ehar a cefrom NewYorko takentotheR ce hl I pendl torida etrortt blreleaa muchl rov 48. he Jth. att ra teaOOddinnPl 1beftnt tlm sIDce The jocP dlng. tnr' bo andthe rellfam' aetfo1 extW A. Ofthe A Nef9York tiductldtb cali' now 1J01k al' torne habeaic tpu.

ptocec nt' atet 1I0l the court leeurethe. Doc TMch1 ntjcontend by Kfttnbuq wa.th8 t. pr1lonorlbould ma eco tortable" wuet. i r' Detect1 Se re 1 lI 1f tork da pf. oftheln etm Dodgranda po te JOD rant.

fa iliit A1K lrlrB P1RlIDtSlrvrMEWOWlrf l' tfAJf lt iIfJUTIt" 1 0 pS T. H' 0 0" 'N'XS'N'XS J. Of LvPRA sES Bt WEE 1' u' Thel tjraitD2u4 ut medrW re7 tt. haTet td J011rI fibiuie bfa dtSu tt enc. o.cco rl Itl to Rla or amed1 bU 4inact- 1 Urei1thailUde ipreaent 1rh promlneut14 rePut ble ten the.

otthl greatcoodtheT derived i ItIUIe ere1 U. i. It 18 rarethIDg are YJ. do ement br imdb fuentla1PeoP18 I thev 1ueo ln. CI I EEDand I lnd rsemen mean onothlng I undoubtedmenL st i clianta1ln A l1tall Bmlth theflrm iH gginla a180Tlcepresfdentot ndTrtdera Bank.

thecltyHehas 1 pubUcwel serVed lIeverailin ld promfn nt1y. marort1nder rec nt te MRJR Black. ed edicin om l1 0' GENTLEMEN ft f' tkjng your iswithpleasurct atr1 stify su ts" art4 c. hig ly mniend rne pJ ose ed ltSMITa. BLAC WE I'M ED ICIN.

Q. tIa ta Ga. I il RACiNGIN TEt ST. CRESCENT. ToH veTrottingf iti nto ce IdeaISo1JthernCitT.

a ing so. in- racln i scene' trtumpns oldpacers comtel1d Lex1nrton. Net In has ev dl a1t gether The. ne ea te dln er oi II ople dayseonducted by crescent I In. Z1elrhborh tbe' wlnt Ata wh 1mpor th rlllkot I fl1d thetraclt the an dUbsltuated aecUonortbe Inla w1thgranqtz1 an e1 The.

oft1e Drlvl hubeen byDM tormer1 1 Ievenl when. KaDc 8U Tr tUnAlsoclat1on. ttlnl' el laY80n. otthe wlnt OrleizireaUsinc tJi he1ww not. loca1aportlnlele butt thethou ndqt 1f IDiUa1tl1Un earlyi an' etrQftmade tJ toitt Orlenl1i udedlntl e.

nd A1lra eawU1benizi 4er' th. 1hAmerlcaI1TrotttnIAaIotli. fo a Uon ot chib theln erest 1nt1 hors cb to lOuthtrn' city. qher areln Orle plenti andmany drlrersHeretotare howeverth1a baltenC the On1. cltiof.

laI1l. beenwlthodtan trot lcoun one the. c1ub1l tb raeehlc Pu tI aft rnooDth UIb andl. rlnr. hatthe mbera CI thelr.

w1 tDesi' an tim nc OileI iw1 hai8 1 be ndO ILtrtherar I1OUIt tht a Ub and ftUl tta1lti zial P7e ot toWllf th 9t' e. fo. 11 tf i I provillontracksand cars pe and c101eand deJ I a er. th the. rryanltariT FaJrlTOunds gr at north.

Kentuc rn NewOrleaM rac the IItrangewhen cUm te tht gOOdtraCtc. th lto I andthe tural 1o es. re prone teenthectury when It nev rhad 8ceneof fnwhlch I were 1sh At thatUme tn perloctof tw ntynve I 11lenni 1 I Inwhl them lt dlstlng Jsbect me TI il dlnr' of daYVere theturtTheet forts of General acksonto of ntlttky are slly tht' GrayEagle FaiJhlonw111rendeth1s hi I A tu annallfozever 1Uu rl allthlura tracIng nthus aaftlt Wo.l oth NIewOrieana onAPrl1 185420000 1 UleJ edon altrulleforsuperior Poatlt whlch.am unt. S5OOOthe otL ult AlablmaKentucky I1il Pl' iurmtk I1Ve ru Each JIItato ha otnaming hoh. Kent kyihoos Ylss i1d LouJs naArrowj frim2.

1- verth" th th present X-Pr l1 Martinnlmotelrhechltf eon be htah1C te rii1 rboralt be Qri Of. mer ar hI cametOgetheraga1n ontheMme eourlebutLexlngton OQ tcon I a won.ll tb ordof72o. thet est uP' th tlm i fJetwmonth8laterMrTen i red' run I riover torthe aumotS20OOO. anyother race rn a 1 5 hm1Jm t. e.j tor4mlles do to7tO losiioundi thejockeywu I wellhtu Th aeetofmariT 7e i.

Ushe4 eotur reCord LoCa1hor eme Ou ciyonh1oh nt1W ua cE I rlc c' Jtmt 1r in tq. cnie of easei 1 dne andBladderD1seases rrh JsafUctedsh u1d givethlaremedy onc Itnevert1fa saUsfaction. therets I10 case th tWllDot Immed1telybeii. ltaiiae pI asure sendingaslJl BLACKWEEDabs lutelYfree. spedaladvtce1fYo wlUwrite abo r-Ciwri BtACK WE soldbyaJldrug at.

0 1xfor500. we w1Ilsei1d upOn of Yrlte or a rtratt 1e t1emeumoun th irown' hon ntheY tairle I eachother toJurse U2ooothe nelJ 1 sln raceby uhe l. hlljteater ayoJ upoll. Ut taJt1eccouret huvan1lh ei baoL theJaOO WAIl' ltlJatedln Ch rles ot. I Ulm slneeleendeveJope4IDto in1heouLb.

thto14 spJrltatter thlelvl1WUwu Ion I' 80urceof Orl ans. tll' he' frlendD wu Hal' an' arsaRolns an' ci lone1 eb rcJmen yud r. 1 dlesruesterha4 dar' Sne' ont an' tejOckeysmy rnt derfine EphrenwhttIWua tellln1er erbOo1t. as heddeil1pery tol rte. anidf eyewel JUsterbede JockeTln da ItdLrercUshyer nutrto.

91 prouder. comp wlnt riohlleLu tngtonwu wh fW1inImember ee arnee an' fererfac' WUSftneanmalsDar Was lan an' Lext gtDn1 I anhltwusergreat rac I F. ran 15. badwhen told amFrMcali 1n sef onLexlngtonan" yousebawnshewus luckTwe 4 tezlart. dlo man rounlhodfdnt know dowld demP waJut nok rs rur n1n.

ut analstreett i jab warntloCanal bout ut' tulter lteUy tfMtaaYar Idem tomeaU I bedeldWhen lenUnons drlblnd rregul8P roaden ltsswould ttydem. t. h4vech l1ge. AithoughUne. changetbe eomes a ld NewOrl 1 1s' nt1 mannow ISmuehbet thantw tort1o i theshellroatt UCTIONSA trgeN cPiahefPie FinlfiTherWayInto Thell id yorn eatKUo FlCherciiU cUQJ1o re lor Thurm nd gaJferynr cliJ rda dJn nu1 Th' A cton otfhee Ja.

thepaiLweekw1 fbe dedtODlQr romoirlng a ock. Ari nfl1eP rchaSeiayeatensay th to d' J. LlIalI. Ch Ulelc Ir Jc111iMrB1ti r'- low y. rthrs.

fC i HEdrno c1s. ritzV OOdwar lhoIm 8 Seottb sale 1rr'- Pab tan. wou14lol arternb i1h ri eIY d' tel Phonemeis req tIng hl Jlave I. Je An tJier auc Onof lct i on wmorn t. it STANDARDDlARIES t04'-- tin iIilier' O.

11 tta. a- 4 OONSTrrUTION ei li04 1 3L A ia I. WINSHANDICAP 1n se ands fealure81 Nei OiIea s1' c' 1 tk. Wortii' 19O to the 1Wlmier I Tribe. Bill WU isvri bu I on I tezt Winning 1 S.

PctiteL 1 rAj zn 4 i 1 1 Neoriean Ar- noId1 1rir wfIl uted econd tkbleeat13 the star num- brcrto4ay1 1ferc i icap fo I waa mde Zaor I Deer gured In tb ontet. istthe acs top ii furl ArnoI whbad 1ntho Uz17 tile an bad but a nose the It at i1I wtre. wsr. th. tthar WUclearand co1antths I fBronx83J.

Henneaa ZO74KtO2 tOlO ond 5 hnfleuy I 5 to. I. TIns 2. am lOto i 12t iLTh1flIe I. LO2 i TftrRD XLC 1 tar i I I I 4 I I I I I 2 i FIF I0 I.

3wofl. 02 I I eecond frhouipon. I 02 I 4 11. Prt ce 4 i etos. I OS 1- I I 3 I I 6.

I 10 I I 3. Three See rtd 8 rt II 1 c. I an 86 MonastIc. Penca98 IL. I1 I 3 a I tfleld I he Ca co MIn th a I.L Cix 9 Berryj02 I 12 I.

ra 10 L1bert Aleycon L- tug St. Winifreda 94 3 tc I won Narra 0 94 Hdebrand 4 to I I secondOiendennleg Larsen. 3 I a Time I :0 12. Wonde Lb I One sigh edles 00w 2 lI2 a II I0to I. I 2 Tine I oalta.

ross Sd adicap- Knos on 145 I-4. cubatotaleo 1 04 Blond rand8to 4. enoaCMIeno I1g1eidsThfri ve andonebsi renans r. ed utburst 107 SkIp 104 BesBosewatsr a Three Ilt eldlng I to EaratWflIt la Ayee ro dItb M1 12 I I 12. 02 ioi I 0 13 i 01 i 4 e.

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