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: -GUESSING be easy money all your life for the bookmakers, DONT betting on dead ones, when you can easily avoid it, and play when the stable money is being played. Am on the grounds early watching the morning workouts and am in "THE KNOW." I never wire except I am absolutely sure the horse is fit and out for the money. Terms: "NO MONEY IN ADVANCE." Instead, after the horse I wire you has won, send me the winnings of a .00 straight bet. Furthermore, inclose 25 cents in your first letter only as a deposit to guarantee acceptance of telegrams. ADDRESS I Dl llll 1930 STATE ST. J. DLU 111 CHICAGO, ILL HORSEMENS INFORMATION CO. P. O. BOX 902, CHICAGO, IIX. We hereby introduce ourselves as a combination of practical HORSEMEN. We are always at the race track early each morning and in close touch with most all owners and trainers on the turf, withholding our names in secrecy of the company. This enables us to furnish you with the proper inside stable information, which will not be on sale at news stands, etc., as "WHAT PRIVATE STABLE INFORMATION" we obtain will only be sent to all OUT OF TOWN subscribers by special cipher code and to local subscribers by private letter, reaching them before 12 noon on day of race. We will also keep all subscribers posted on all the "EARLY MORNING TRIALS" and on those in advance that are being prepared to win their "future races. Our "Ad" Yesterday Read FEED-SIX-1 HIRTEEN-HOUSE-KITCHEN. INDICATING Second Raw, Esherin, Both Ways, Bet the Limit. 4015 to 1 Place, 6 to 1 Third. This good things name was sent away in advance to over 4,000 parties to convince them that we do get next to good things away in advance before they are entered and send them to our subscribers, and then we find out for them direct if anything is doing. You get no dead ones from us. Thursday, Friday and Saturday We have at least four or five good things that will be out for the coin to win at 10 to 1 to 25 to 1. These will be sent to subscribers only. Our Bates: .00 Each or Six Real Good Things for 0.00. Reynolds and Co. 63, 119 DHARBORN ST. Two More Winning Specials Today including a Likely 10 to I Shot. All followers of the races wishing to increase their bank accounts should call at our office and be declared in with these two sure winners. Renember, our previously advertised 30 to I shot goes Thursday and will win in a canter. TBKMS : .00 DAILT, .00 ANY SIX DAY8 Inlding Oms r All Tracks. Delivered to any city address before 12 oclock and for sale at news stand southeast corner Clark and Madison Sts. 12-1 Shot Today My men at track inform me that this one is cherry ripe and the real thing in the sixth race today. Yesterday my patrons received Barrack and Esherin Each Beth Ways. Thursday 6 to I Shot; Friday another 30 to I Shot. Saturday I am informed on one safe winner at 8 to I or better. Ex - Jockey Yic Britton, Suite 539-40, 225 Dearborn St. TODAY ONE, ODDS 6 to 15 Friday the Best Thing of Meeting. SATURDAY, 8 TO 20 TO 1. Sure to run 123. Attention No Train or Track Salesman. Specials ready at 11 :30 a.m. at news stand southeast corner Clark and Madison Sts. Col. J. C. Wooters, General Manager; tel. 3031 Dearborn. BUNCO BRONCHO INFORMATION CO., 94 LIKCOLN AVE. Race Track Information Bureau SUITE 500,. 263-269 DEARBORN ST. PHONE HARRISON 3689. TERMS: .00 PER DAY. .00 PER WEEK. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS WIRED AT 9 A. M. STUYVE, AHOLA, JESSIE JARBOE, DELLA OSTRAND, Were the good things all our subscribers received Tuesday. Our 25 to 1 shot was withdrawn. FIBST RAGE, 5 TO I PLUNGE FOR THE LIMIT BET. Washington THIRD RAGE, 5 TO 12 TO I SHOT ON FIFTH RACE, 3 TO I PLURGE FOR THE LIMIT BET. Today we will unbottle THREE CORKING "TRICKS." In the parlance of our chief track experts, all three will "breeze home," and the first mentioned should not pay less than 10 to 1. THURSDAY, 12 to 20 to 1 EXTRA SPECIAL GOOD THING. This one is in great form and, barring accident, will win the race in which it starts. FRIDAY, JULY 4th, TWO LONG SHOTS ON TAP. The odds on one should be about 8 to 1 and oh the other not less than 12 to 1, and the chances are the bookmakers will lay as high as 25 to 1. We consider this one as good as was Luke Ward, Brownie Anderson and Moabina, all won at odds from 12 to 50 to 1, and given to all subscribers of the Race Track Information Bureau. FORM IiETTER HANDICAP ON SALE AT 9 A. M. Also sold at Grand Pacific, Great Northern and Sherman Hotels, in rotunda at cigar stands ; Kolmans cigar store, 267 Dearborn St. ; cigar stand in rotunda Adams Express Building, 185 Dearborn St., and news stand, northwest corner Clark and Madison Sts. ERNEST IN CHICAGO It is with pleasure that I inform my old Chicago friends and clients that I am again where I can be of service to them. I have been on the Canadian circuit since the close of Louisville in May until the middle of last week, when I with my two track experts arrived here. While the track and weather have been something horrible, we are notdudes or "parlor" trainers, and while others kept away from the track wo just put on a few extra rain coats and saw what was "going on." If there was a trial or a workout that we missed Ill quit this business. My clients know that all tracks "look alike to me," no matter what its condition. Every track condition has .horses which it pleases most. To learn this is where I prove of value to you, and my intimate acquaintance with trainers enables me to find out if they are trying. I never advertise sure winners, because no true horseman would do so, but anything that I wire you you can safely bet with confidence. Monday I wired "SIG-MUND," which won at 15 to 1. Yesterday I sent every client "WILD PIRATE." which I knew-was favored by the muddy track and would be backed by the stable. "WILD PIRATE" was backed from 25 to 1 to 10 to 1 and finished third, beaten by two short noses. While this tip under my method of doing business does not cost you anything, nor profit me any, I am sure every client profited by it. That is the advantage of dealing with someone that is on the "square" and in the "know." For the benefit of some who may have overlooked my announcements in the past, I wish to state most positively that I am NOT AN IMITATOR. BUT THE:ORIGINATOR of what for years I have advertised as the "MUTUAL INTEREST METHOD," and while bosides having unquestionably one of the largest following in the turf business, the real proof of my true value is that I have subscribers on my list today that made their applications in 1898 and 1899. This fact, together with my years of continued prosperity, proves my clients get the money, as PAY AFTER YOU WIN is and always has been my method of doing business. I DO NO GUESSING; ONLY WIRE WHEN SURE AND KNOW THE HORSE IS FIT. In order to protect my stable friends I wire in code only. For my pay I ask that you bet .00 for me on the horse I telegraph you. Be honest, send me my share promptly and Ill take care of you. To protect myself, I am compelled to insist on your enclosing 25c with your application to guarantee me against loss by refusal of telegrams. Address Fred Ernest, P. O. Box 182, Chicago.
