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lTHE ILLINOIS! Room 623, 225 Searhorn St., Tel. Har. 1876. ONE 25 25-1 CINCH 2 SPECIFIED SPECIALS GUARAhTE-D Here is one of the biggest killings of the year; go to it book, line and ladder. Owner will plunge. We are positively assured there is no chance to lose. This horse will win by a block. No "morning glory," but a cinch. Hell deliver the goods Surely, niiff said. N. S. HAND HAN DICAPPER. Author of "Hands System of Handicapping". Rooms 1 to 6, 850 Market Street, Phone 1802 Montgomery. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. BUMMER OFFICE, 280 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Open May 1st. Responsible Eastern Bettors can learn something Greatly to their interest by addressing me At Once. Full or special selections wired daily by 2 a. in. Terms .00 Daily; 5.00 Weekly, or 0.00 Monthly. N. B. Systems of playing mailed subscribers free of e.fira charge. TURF REPORTERS SPECIAL. SI, 00 Per Month. R. 312, 59 Dearborn St., Chicago. Saturdays Special No. 557, Use New Book No. 64. Entry Lis t 3-8-14-16-17-18-508-509-515-524-550 -552-556-557-559-561-563-564-565-572. HORSES IN TRAINING 1906 TO BE PUBLISHED MARCH 30. Will contain a complete list of horses in training in the cast and west, including name, color, sex, age and pedigree, as well as owner, trainer and stable jockey. Every two-year-old registered with the Jockey Club will be included, also the rules of racing, scale of weights, winners of American and English classics, winning sires, owners, jockeys and several new and useful features. For reference purposes the book is valuable. Price .00, bound in leather, postage prepaid. Money must accompany the order. Address H. A. Buck, 571 Fifth Avenue, New York. National Racing Reviews Special, No. 34 Room 37, 71 Dearborn St., Chicago, III. 1.00 PEtt MONTH. aa CENTS PH COPY. p- Thursdays Special Withdrawn. FREE! "MY SYSTEM" Fully Explained FREE! Without an equal In the world! I have the greatest Winning Scheme ever discovered! If you have S4 to Play With, write Today, tryou want "In"! 1 C. WOOD8. "uiiton."3Ieraphtis Tenn. IN FORMATION .A New York lawyer has excellent racing connections at New Orleans Receives occasional "good things." Chicago clients wanted. Good bettors send address. Lawyer, Koom 8 World Building. TO-DAY A WINNER YESTERDAY ST. GEORGE JR 5-2 WON WOOLMA 3-4 WON LILY GOLDING 7-5 WON ORCHAN My Special C-l Lost TGET THE BEST fl INFORMATION U U Of Oakland Races I "J YOU CANT LOSE. J" t JUDGE D TOM COLLINS 119 La Salle Street, Room 65. Phone Main 4392. .00 Day. .00 Week. Canejo 12-1 Won lftSS goes today. Lots of good ones on the tab for next week. Get in line with me. 406 Boylston Buildg, Q . f 263 Dearborn St. MOT hf ft VI I III UUIIIIUII Phone Harrison 1 582. DAILY SPECIAL ABE MEYER SCRATCHED. Thursday Lord Nelson . 5-2Won Wednesday SYLVIA TALBOT . 12-1 lost Tuesday . DIXIE LAD . . 10-1 won Monday . CHARLATAN . . 1-1 won Saturday . NEVA LEE . . 5-1 won Friday . ELMDALE . .Scratched Thursday . No Selection. Wednesday BALESHED . . 9-5 won Tuesday . FREEBOOTER . 8-5 won Monday . BERT OSRA . . 5-2 won Daily Specials: .00 a Day, .00 a Week. Dally special filed with tills publication at 10:00 A. Iff. TODAY 51. J MONDAY 10 1 VT I O Suite 84, 119 LA SALLE STREET mill CHICAGO BRANCH. Phone Main 3645. M M Send Communications to GEO. OTIS Z The Turf Reporters Daily Form Letter. Ii FIGURES COMBINED WITH INFORMATION XzandflfcStjjmtm ler cent of entire letter guaranteed 1-2 or next days sheet FREE V JrW $,, Daily - - - - S4.00 Weekly Room 312, 59 Dearborn Sheet, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. mdim YESTEKDAY ODK LETTER GATE LANCASTRIAN Special 1-1 WON SIR FRANCIS II 8-1 WON FLAVIGNY 8-1 Second MONET 1-1 WON BERT OSRA Best Bet. 11-5 WON ORCHAN Special 6-1 Lost ST. GEORGE JR 5-2 . WON SEASON OF 1906 Stakes for Spring Meeting New mempnis Jockey CluD MONTGOMERY PARK OFFICE, 2 COTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING MEMPHIS --TENNESSEE TO CLOSE ON MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1906. GASTON HOTEL STAKES, ,000 Added, Foals THE HOTEL GAYOSO STAKES, ,000 Added; THE PEABODY HOTEL HANDICAP, ,000 of 1904. Subscribed to by Gastons Hotel. A Foals of 1903 stau,bscribei1 to h tlle 110,1,1 jUayf" Aed. Subscribed to by the Peabody Hotel. A sweepstakes for two-year-olds, eolts anil geldings. Jyor 00toS accompany hnominaUon.and3? laHH sweepstakes for three-year-olda and up- 0 to accompany nomination, and 0 additional additional to start. The club to add ,000, of which ward. 0 to accompany the nomination and 0 to start. ,000 added, ot which 00 to second, 00 to second, and 00 to third, fourth to save additional to start. ,000 added, of which 00 and 00 to third, fourth to save starting money. TOits,nSll?!gei to second, 00 to third, the fourth to save starting Four Furlongs. of a three-year-old race of the value of ,000 to money. In addition to the stakes, the winner will carry 5 lbs. penalty. Non-winners of a. three-year- receive v-ilinllo vaIuabIe tiIpcp Plece or of siu-pr smer ilnn-itpd uonated liv ly Pni col. THE AEDELLE STAKES, ,000 Added; Foals of old race other than selling of the value of 00, if CJ Slowden. heights to be announced two .lays 1904.-A sweepstakes for two-year-old fillies. 0 otJaCL "ffiff th!n sollingof the value - . .. , - , of ,000 In 190, or 1900, allowed 5 lbs.; if non- before the race. One Mile and One-eighth, to accompany nomination, and additional to wim,ers in 1905 or 1905 of a race other than selling start. ,000 added, of which 00 to second and of the value of 00. allowed 10 lbs. Maidens al- THE TENNESSEE BREWING STAKES, ,000 00 to third, fourth to save starting money. Four lowed 17 lbs. One Mile. Added. Subscribed to by the Tennessee Brewiug Furlpngs. , THE MONTGOMERY HANDICAP, ,500 Added. Company. A selling sweepstakes for three-year-olda THE MEMPHIS STAKES 250 Added- Foals of "A bandicap sweepstakes for three-year-olds and and upward. 0 to accompany the nomination, 1904.-A sweepstakes or two-year-ohls. 0 to ac- i;0" additional toStartT0 au1led0,of"which oo adJltlonal to start- f1000 adJed- ot wUIcU company the nomination, and 0 additional to start, to second ami 50 to tl.M -00 to scmml a"1 00 io tuir". ol"th t save ,250 added, of which 50 to second and 50 to ing money. In addition lo the stakes, the winner starting money. The winner to be sold at auction third, fourth to save starting money. Three pounds will receive a valuable piece of silver donated by for ,500 if for less; 3 lbs. allowed for each 00 below the scale. The winner of two races other the club. Weights i to be announced Kfore a a. m., to ,500; then 1 lb. for each 00 less to 00. than selling of the value of ,000 each to carry 3 te" ilaKf,. ,mn vnln? Z iPtC U TuZ Starters and selling price to be named through the lbs. penalty. Non-winners of a race other than sel- 0ti1Pr than" selling of any valueafter the e,ltry box at ,llL usual time ot c"0SnS fr this days ling of any value, allowed 5 lbs. Maidens allowed weights are announced, to carry 5 lus. penalty, racing, and those so named are liable for starting 10 lbs. Five Furlongs. Ona Mile and One-sixteenth. fee. Seven Furlongs. If there are enough horaes to justify, three jumping races each week will be offered. In addition to above Stakes, the TENNESSEE DERBY, ,G00 Added, and TENNESSEE OAKS, ,000 Added, that closed January 2, 1905, will be run at Spring Meeting. Notice. No entry will be received for any of these Stakes except on this condition: That all disputes, claims and objections arising1 out of the racing, or with respect to the interpretations of the conditions of any race, shall be decided by a majority of the Executive Committee present, or those whom they may appoint, and their decisions upon all points shall be final. The Club also reserves the right to refuse the entries of any person, or the transfer of any entry, and without notice. ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE SECRETARY. NEW MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB S. R. MONTGOMERY, President. M. N. MAC FAR LAN, Secretary.
