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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11

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Berlin M.-lIs.:zi:se5s .credlsoaak,
Be ELIN-iie-r-..=- schicz-=r. i. Gst-1ctteo
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BpSN-sergr-ch Ma4rkische Bark
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BEAACNsl,.tL:E: -Geor1eder Ioeb6eck- & Co.
EEEGE Esl- Pc Dresfa=r Bank.
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ASSEL--t;ebrrlste- C;5IIscE---ttr
CHEAINITZ- Bank
10y L-,5-SCtraLtt 8 Holman
1870 !.7-ia:scEe Li=conto-CIssellschast
C0LqGSE pEI.N.-Bergisca Masrklsche TANK.
'frrL --GEsE tcgELN)-Th01las Cook & son. l.
coL12GNE 'coELNp-Rhetaisch. Dtsconro-Gc-
cql;Lo,GNE CcoELNo a. schaarhausea' sca=-
CEEEEI D-Ee--sch Naerkische Bank
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nREzoE;N -Drestaer Bank n-aach - Prayer
EL1GRF'-Rergtzch Masrkische Bark
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e. ETH-p-asd1er Bank
EFT e. Il -AAl Mite Cretithauk.
I!yERLlI TIE ichhOrn & CO.
G9c2EETTISGE.N-H 2. KIettnts & Rsfbst..1. ..
AGc,EZN.zzgergtsch Maerki=-he Bank.
HAMBgE i-p-estEer Bank
HAMTt Fi-tss.4 he, VsR155, Gass s Co
& HAN5L E.Ls-TAqE mas Cook x son. 50 Alz-s-dsu
HAN9yER IsiSitnl Me5 s2nf Bank
EiE4Iy = -Rhe:nischs Crsdtthank.
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kALsERsLtE ERN-R.eirfsc!ie Cee.t.bss.
E[SsINGEN ss6EFfsde7tcx e fsast.i.
kkRREEE rEfSzzs5 t-s.tis cF.dis6anA
I-AE+R2,.Fhsi-ische Credit5auk
LEE;[TPPzzI-5ii-kEaaath: Sash2d 1 Ku.hn. Bank.
= -EE..zzEZ!,-Erese & Co. Banquiers-
MANNHE:rM8l ass esF prs'tn.r Bank
y, NSHEiM- R1eiaischt 7i crs,iltsaak
NANNEETN-Ohsrrrsin ischs PsTk
M;IASNEiE:ISf. & SCENE.
Ai 80, sNEE- 'AaiHzl-G L Kaiser. Z Carn.H..a
MME;IINTNGEN- Mitrelaertsche credttbank.
E E;TTZVI[a . Bank in Luxembourg FL
is.rl / w.-wes.taeIlisch.r ssnkrereis. L
MI:NICH. -lgaseEt:che yer-.nbank.
-. 5.AL-hrc1. Eslutsrsr 4 Co
" REMBERG fNueruSerg,-Dres,.Te- RsTt
= fsEi;IEFRG tNueruherg) Mirtslie5tsrse
E.E,.NRI- aG-Rteinisc Cre1ithank
= aE;6}aEiI M M1Ts.sischs Bark
I:GyeI5urE. FL. St. Johann a 5
STRAsEBC RC-Rh=futsche Crs,.fcSack
STRASSBU RG-Odsr-sinisch Bank
S-ENALRACE 5AD-koch Lautersr Co.
STETTIN-V. Scalrov.
SrL-TGART-G. Il Esllsr's Soshne Barcuj.-s
TITTCiA RT-vy acknowledgements BarkarstaTt
" =4A-tF-P-tvatoauk IL iotha- FiIiaIe WEI
IESBADEN-MitteI.autsc Crsd.rbank
VJESBADFN-Jrar-tis PArie & Co
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sohn & Co
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MRS ". ] BAILEY.
Who was Mrs. Ida Weede. She was mar
ried to the Governor in Kansas city
Tuesday. Il was reported that Bailey
made a promise before election that he
would marry II ho1oTed with the COVER
norship. He denies this.
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Bank. Limited.
BiRMINCiEAM-Parr's Bank Limited

square
BRADFORD-Thor1as Cock & son.
BRIGETOS-Thoraas Cook son.
CASTLE Town ISLE OF MAN)-Parrs Bank
Limited. ~ 80.
DERB-Pa-r's Bank. Limited. . Corn Market
DOUGLAS ISLE OF AAN'-Far' Bank i-''''-
HASTTSGS-Pa-r's Bank. Limited.
ECLL-Thorlas Cock & Son.
LEE DS-Thou1as Cook & son
TF,TCEST ER-Thoulas Cook & Son.
IIvERPooI-Parr's Bank. Limited. Great Char
M3NcaEST ER-Parr's Bank. Limited. - King
NaTTSrE BATH-Par-s Bank. Limited
SEyycA TIEljN-TTNlThou1as Cock 4 Son
NOTTINGEAN-Thonla Cook q Son-
s ~ TTEf.p2Tsonas Cock & Son Market
s6PT iaTffa Cook Son. Il High
sof!.THPnRr-Par,. Bank Lin,i,eG-
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FRANCE.

: d..
AIX-LES- BAN S-Sc,!sta tia7.rss pour ta~or-
AJAcCIO. UR,Ir-N-L1ilzi frsres
AMLE&S-Gret-t Ly.nEii=-
ANGOCLEAIE-CreGIt l. mas.
AyIISO%--rzGl- L.ygu-,4.s
ARL-ESS-srcist= Generate your Is Commerce &
ARGItHoN-EnElish Bark Fl. Agdzs.
BAYoSNE-Soc- pour tavortssr Is Commerce &
BaLE6Rr-Credis Ly5apaiz.
BEAuL IEU-Eaasge p-71.alce e Mention
B BEaT Ns-tTs Sd: I f.yS57,.s
BGZIERS-British & International EaHk. z Bel
BEL ERs-societe Generals pour le Commerce
BLOIS-TrsCi.r I.yourals
-S-C-etit I.yourats.
BotL5GNE : MER-A :.si- < 60.
BnrRGES-Cretit Lyouua!s.
.CAEN-L. AsseIiEe & Fills.
CALAIS-Cr=clr LyouHats.
cANNEs-ThoHlas Cook < son. rue te IA care
cANSEIs-Ssc.. Generate pour farortssr l. ccn-
CARJA ONNE-Cr~iit Lyoznais
CHAL6N-sI-R PSI o NFt-,-redi, LyouaaLs
CHAMBERI-C-siit Lyou2als
Commerce * rTnG1strie
CEERbDL re lrT7ptlIr c E%rou-pts De Cher
CHAR EE:s-Crsdlt Ly7uaais.
ERHONT-FER RAND-creiit Lyounais.
CpGNAC-C-edlt LyorEa.s.
DLJCS-CVet!J Lyrraais.
DINAN-SoClete G=Esraie pour Is Commerce Z
piNAN-J5sn L. Cog
LLEARD-Jchu e c3cr-
GRAsSE-Credit Lyaa1Aiz.
GkASSErsociete Generate Four lie corHlsrcs &
GRES6 sLE-crettt Lyounais.
HAVRE-Cretiir Lyonnais
EYER ES-G-s'iit LycrHaLs
ny Bank 2 J. CErEer- & Co
HYERES-soc!ete Generate pour !e Commerce &
1LB Si5'-= RSE-credIt Lyonnals.
I.ILLE-Gredit Lygana.s.
LYONS-Creiit Lyunaais.
MASs-CreGit Lyonnais
MA sEfLLEs-ThoHias Cock * Sen. lib. rue e
MENToN-socste pour Ie Commerce & rIa-
MENT9N -gsnque Popgia!re de Mentor.
&zsass -=-zzss s: Hsss
M5NTE-cARLo French Terr,-Banqu. Popu-
LTER-soctets Generate pour lie Com
NONTPELLTE:R-C-sfit Ly'uHa!s.
NANCY-Credit Lyonuais
NANTEss-C,-edit t.ysEnais
NTCE-Credit Ly1uIaLs
NfCE-t-ario1e K Co. :; Avenue Mascara
NiCE--societe Generate pGur Is Commerce. &
NrcE-F'. Cro-sa Ran4ufer L. rue Mascara
NTIfF-S-Credit Ly1uuais-
I.CASs-CreGit Lyoruais-
PARIE-BaaGue F-a7catss pou- ls Ccrrerc.
IT-tustrls rue BCuGreau.
PARTs-Credit Lycuaais. Boulevard des ltal-
PIPiSThornas Cook & son I. Place Dc ropera.
PARrS-Scriere Generate POUR lie CnTuecce "
rIudu<t-ts l4 rue Reaufrur
PARIS, Hottt7ger BarG1ier.
travellers wishing 70 reside in Paris car rake
arrangements 70 draw rnousy al any ct the many
Paris Branch offices OF Credit Lypnrats.
PAt--sSc.ete Generate pour le Conmsrc. &
VIndUstria
PFRICiT- III X-Credit Lyornats
PERPTGSAS-
RETNS-Crsdit'L vcr1a!s
REiMs-S1ciste Generate -Four ls Corme-r-
REfMs1Rgirart pe-e & FL. Banquters-
RESNES-C-edit LyouEai.
ROCEN-Crasiit LyCrra!s
ST. ETIENSE-Sre Lv7rrfas
ST MAI.O-Cred!r Lyc1lais.
ST. NALO-SocIete Generate pour e Commerce
ST 'SERTsS-saciets GeuaraIs pour lie Com
rr1arcs & TIrdustris.
-OT-I OS-Credtr Ly0r1ais.
T-IOr-SE-rrsdIt I.younais
T0r-PCOTNG-C-edt- I.yunnais
TOr-RS-Crsdit Lyouuats.
vTCEv--rsIit L-vounats
viCHv-Societe Generate rour ls Commerce &
Ir1dustrts.
vIENSE-C-etit Lvonnais.
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s'IlurGefESorI.
Precipitation Inapp-eeiahls.
EDWARD e BOWIE
Local Forecast O.noi6l
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GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND
ENGLAND AND WALES.

JOSDON-Parr's Bank. Limited Head Office.
Bartholomew Lane Z. c
Metropolitan Branches:
81 Threadnset!e street. e c
Sir sa!iaei set SCOT. Bart. Co. branch
Cavsrdish square, W.
Battersea Park 80 Victoria rad. 5. W
Bloomsbury. rs High EOlbcrl, W .
Br1rts-bury. go E!gt road. y. W
Camden Town, IS4 High street, y. "
Char;ns Cross: Martins place. trafalgar
Chelsea Il sloane square. s. ".
Ctiswick q Pavement
CTaphanl s. High street. 5. w
Earl's Court, 20l EarIs Court roat. 5. ".
Fiasbury Ftnsoury square z. c.
Eigigate. Grand Parafe
kens!ngt0u. ss High street, "
hllbu-u "a High read. y. ".
Ki1zstca-ou-Tha late Shruosols & Co.
Noting Hi "A High street. ".
Regent street. 35s Regent street,
Seven Kings GltOrc- The Pavement
STAFFORD. AZ High street, =
Streatharl. I3s High read. s ".
toper Holloway. $50 Holloway
willesGer Green station Parade- y ".
Credit Lyurlsis
10 Lombard street. z: c
Cockspur street, Chartrs Cross. g ".
Thomas Cook & Son:
80 Grace Church street. e C
s. Cheapsite E. c.
LutEats Circus e c:
q PiccaGilly Circus, ".
Is Cocxsprr street. Clla-iHs Cross g ".
So Oxford street, "
Fo-ecourt, ChariuE Cross Termirts
q High street. kenstlgTon- w.
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NORWAY,

BEEGEN-Thor-as Coak & sen Sumner ,.s
l1n oEly-l
IsELANIA-C.n,-aIsankan % Nc-x.
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PORTUGAL.
RUSSIA,

L-SBON-Iocf1u and Brazilian Bark. Limited
OPORTO-IoCtou and Brazilian Bank Limited
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PLSA-5a-ca Cor1ne-c!alz I-aIla-z-
PISA-Maslly < Cp.
PGNE~Baaca Cor,1z.e-rta-e Ital.a-z
2OAE-S-bast! & 2saii Piazza 4 Sraza
EoNE-Pl0wcen & Co. Palace CoIcr1a. 3
R0NE-At- R'e=sle-. Franz & FizlL Corec-.-
RcNE-Thcr-as Cook & SCR
SAN RESIO-As.llasC!zri f-=-ss. baa3-isr1
SAN REMO-A- Ruot1C. FalGuisr-
SAEoNA-Barca C0rlr-=rciaIe I-alia-a-
SIESA-MaGuay * Ga.
CRIS-Ed1ca Co1lsr-iale ItaIiana
TCRTN-EuS-er * Co
EESICE-Sarca Commercials Itaiiara
FESICE-Thouas Cock * SUI Para sac
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St Louis. Wednesday. Jun
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-11
LUxEMBURG.
MALTA,

vALETTA-Thoulas Cock q soa. 7os So
EeaIa
vALETTA-AuSlo-sgyp Bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-11
SOME REPUBLICAN
NOMINATIONS MADE.

Following are some of the independent
and Republican nominations that have
been made for the Senate and House Of
Delegates throughout the State: 81
senate-John f, Greer. Hillsv!le; J. c..
Noel, Lee; S. T. Turner. Floyd; George
N Earman, Rockingham; w. g. Frank
lin, Appomattox. Il "a
House,. H. shipp Rockingham; J. T,
Robson, Rockingham; w. H. Goodwin.
Nelson: ]. L. Royal. Buchanan and Taze-
well; w. B. Shepard independently, Buck
ngham: B. 8. Brooks dndependenp,
Washington; A. ]. Taylor independently,
FIuvanna A. C. Bepttie. Smyth; e. A.
Heermans, Montgomery; H. G. Weaver.
Grayson; S. A. Dunlop. stanton; John
Crockett, Tazewe!l; w. e. Hillenberg,
Wythe; Dr. j. b. Clark, Pulaski; Joseph
McBrown and -- Rambo, Washington.
J. M. Qusenberry, Rockbridge; George
C. #Elkins, Page; DR.. S. ]. Hoffman, Shen-
ardoah; NJ. *. Lowry, Stafford.
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Huntsman, b. e.. 1913, yrs. sire. Norwood.
ExhIbitors-Morrls and Josln.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Joslin.
Janice. b. M, 1872 yrs Sire, Arnor Eek.
hibitor-Mrs. Julian Morris.
Nicoi. Bshibitor-L. .. .Passano Jr.
Red Top. CHI. g.. 1alts. yrs Sire. Tom
Sicol. Fshibitor-J, D.. Passano, Jr.
Gertrude L., b. M, 49, s yrs Exhibitor
Judith Armstend. b. M. 10, 4 yrs. Exhibi.
TORI Wallach.
Mopsey Massey, b. nj. 10. 4 yrn. Exhibitor
II. Walach.
ne gafn dan N M.ssm p Midas nss sS s sS
Smith
dam nheo olden Slippers ST s '' Eshs,oe s w. Smith
Miss Courtney. Eshibitor..T: l. Evans
La Tourainc, b.. M, !o2 I yrs. Sire. Yucca
Exhibitors Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Johnson.
Your Fellow. b. g.. 1o.1hs, yrs Exhibitor
Ride, b. e., 1873, Z YRS. EShibitor-Rlch.rd
chappie. b. g.. 10, aged. Exhibitors. J. Hol'
loway.
Lady Winsome, b. NJ. 1913. 9 yrs. Exhibitor
Miss Henrietta weatherbee.
Hornpipe. r. g.. 1911. 8 yrs Sire. Young San
ford. EshIbtor-Mr.. Charles s1 Hnrt vru ma,
nan E1hlbitor-Chnrles IIurkamp. :.
Exs iei oeR s,i II. Taylor
wild Geranium. b. M. 1913. yrs. Exhb
tor-Dr. W. =. Woodend.
SATURDAY AF ERNOON, OCTO.
BERl7.
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and conformation. The gaits required to be
hands and under 10 hands Q inches. First prize,
500; second prize $50; third prize, s25; fourth
prize, ribbon.
Lady Olga. b. NJ, 15.1, 8 yrs. Sire, Fesler.
Exhibitor--L. S. Ricketts,.
Lazarre. cn. g., l5.lk5. yrs. Sire, Monte
Cristo. Exhibitor-John W. McComb.
Grey Dawn, gr. g., l5.1,a. yrs. Exhibltnr-
W. b. Boeing.
Ny Lady Gay, b. M, 15.1. s yrs. Sire. High
land Denmark. E1hibitors-Morris and Joslin.
Petroleum, blk. g.. 15.l. yrs. Exhibitor
Mrs. James B. NJ. Grosvenc..
Robin AFFAIR, b. g., biz. yrs. Sire. To.
cumseh. Exhibltors-Mr. and Mrs. Blair John
Lord Chesterfield. b. g.. 15.1, 4 yrs. Sire,
West Chester. charlottesville. and Mrs Blair
Johnson
La Contributor. b. M. 10. yrs. Exhibitor
Mrs. John Gerken.
Ny Lady Dainty. oh. M, IL, yrs. Exhbi-
tor-3lrs. John Gerken.
Fitz Lee, b. g.. l5lh. yrs. Sire. Prince
Kiamoth Eahbitor--Charles Hurkarnp.
Cock Robin, b. g.. Is. yrs. Sire, Fesle-.
Exhibitor-H. N. Sackett.
Glass IO-Ladies' Pair.
Best pair of Horses suitable for ladies park
use to be driven by lady. Horses alone to be
considered. First prize, 500; second prize, $50;
third prize. S25; fourth prize, ribbon
Frlls, b. m, 1872. yrs; Fancy. b. M, 1872, 9
yrs. E1hibitor-Hcnry Fairfax.
Lucinda, blk. M, 1872, aged; Sampson IL, Die.
g. 1872 aged. Exh!bitor-Mrs Thomas Deford
Tarquin. br. g.. lab. aged; bruus. br. g..
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:, r., ~,
Dancing, Gu. e., 1913; Q yrs. Sire, Norwood.
janice. b. M. i5.s, . Yrs. Sire. Amor, Exhl.
bitor-Mrs, Julian Norris
Gertrude L., b. m, 10, yrs Exhibitor--R.
Wallach.
Judith Armstead, b. M, 49, yrs. EXHIBIT.
TORI. WallAch.
Mopsey Massey, b. M, 10, yrs. Exhibitor
Il. Wallach. ~
Red Raven, b. s., 1911, yrs. Exhibitors
Roger Bros
Chipmunk, CHI g., 15.e yrs, Sire. ordway,
dam Golden Slippers, Exhlbitor-C w. Smith,
Joker, hr. s., l6, . yrs. Sire, Clarendon, dam
Miss Courtney, Exhibitor--T, L.. Evans.
X-Ray, CHI. m, 1913. yrs. Sire, Iorchlight.
ENhibitors.,Mr. and Mrs, Blair Johnson.
Your Fellow, b. e., 1914 yrs. Exhibitor
Charles Phzer.
Chappie, b. g., 16, aged Exhibitors. j. Hol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-11
Disease and
Diabetes Kews.
Office German Democrat.
San Francisco. Oct. /. 1908.

To the Editors OF Virginia:
Dear Sir,--For many years an editor
myself, address you by request and az
a simple duty. a great discovery has been
made In this city. 1t ID frausht with SO
much Importance and yet is so hard TO
believe, that those who are personally
cognizant should add tho weight of their
influence, be it great or small.
| not only know by contact with many
of the benehciares but was myself rescued
from Bright's Disease by it. The cure
has been found, and the difficulty In be-
ieving 1t is costing many lives 1t Is
astonishing how far our prejudices carry
us. But the great fact Is here, and ac-
ceptance means recovery.
After my own unexpected release
wouldn't let my friends rest and several
took the treatment and recovered, One
was Charles Il, Wacker the Sixth-Strset
merchant lie had Diabetes and thought
he was going TO die. lie got Well ana
passed for a 5000 policy,
/ say to you as brother editor that
those Of your friends who have Diabetes
or .srights disease, and every one knows
OF some. that they can recover. VIII
be glad as one OF many SURVIVORS out nero
10 give you further information.
Hy1,,, q, E.tla " y
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Glass 7-Horses in Harness.

Ol1SS u V1OI SEQ w '''SeS'
Horse over Is hands and not exceeding 10
hands inches. Should have conformation, quail
ity. style. ullaround action, and DC apie 70 go
n good pace. To be shown to two two. or -four four
$50; third prize, s25 fourth prize, ribbon.
Rosedale CHI. g., 1871, yrs, EXhbitor-'.
Kerr Branch. ..,,,.. u,,,r
Frills, b. M, lo2, D yrs. EAho'tor-t'eh'
Overlook, CHI. 6, 15,2M, 8 yrs, Exhibitor
Henry Fairfax. 80
dam Daiya, Exhibtor-Charles F. Corning.
Fiorodcra, b. M. l5,2. aged Exhibltor-Efnest
-: Lucinda lucinda blk. M. 15.a, aged. Exhbtor--Alrs'
I Nancy Scott br. M. 1915, aged. Exhibitor
bro q, br. M. 1872, s yrs. Exhihltor-W,
= c ms br. M, l5.1h, yrs ExhibitorT-
Lady d sstoet blk o 1s, q, y GsoaS s,s
dossip, br. m, 15,l yrs, Sire swasseFt'
hf DaS!d narum, b. gi5s. Rrhtbltor-Ma1well
" Lord Radiant, b. 8, 1862. EShibitor-hA1weil
Wit" Little Roy Blue b. 6, l5.1, yrs. Exhibitor
MIS-. James -, NJ, Grosvenor. q !,
Ben Hur, br. g., 16l, 9 yrs Recommendations
~. To ai b. s., l5,21a, yrs Exhibitor
Maud Wicklifr, br. M, 1871 yrs Exhibi-
Columbia. b: g., 1924, yrs EShibitor-A'
Morning Glory, blk, g.. 15s,s, yrs, Sire
Reyel Exhibitor. 4. Anderson. ~ z,
Paul. b. g.. 1911 yrs. Exhibltor-Dr' w d.
"S Virginia, b. NJ, 1871, yrs. Eshibtor-pr.
Snapshot a. Saopf b. g.. 1871, yrs, Exhhtor-Dr
W. u. Woodend. ,,h,,.uS
Baron Brown, b, gu 1b,l, yrs EYhlpitofT-
DR.. w. Il. Woodend,
Clas 27--Saddle Horses. sAI
10 be judged by their quality, manners PAGES
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14.a. aged. Exhibitor-Mrs: W. s. a.. Williams
M. 1872 s yrs ExhibitoraW E, Boelng. .,
s. co iss y fs @ Kris 5aes B. Il
Grosvenor.
Fascination, oh. g. 10, 9 yrs; Elevation 1,, Oh,
rocket CHI. g., 1862, 5 yrs; Mate, CHI g., 1872,
yrs, Exhibitors CARRIER and Gasber' c,u, ,S
M. l4.2h O yrs, Exhib!tor-Mrs John Gerken'
brandon, CHI. 81, l4a' yrs; Bel lIa. CHI 81
l4a yrs E1hpt9Mrs v Jshn Gs'f Jefferson
b. f S ii g. <, i ISL yrs; virginia y NJ ISL.
Z yrs, Eshbtor-Rr;; " T., W snseshot b. a.
ISL, s yrs Exhbitor-Dr, W. y. Woodend,
Baron Brown, br. g., 15l. Q yrs; Brown
Baron, br. s., l5.2, 5yrs. EShlbitor-Dr, W. H.
Paul + So l51 yrs; sn9 WsnGsnd p g. 1911
q Glass 90 Ponies Under Saddle.
Pony, not exceeding 40 inches high. to be rid
den by a child not over 10 years. First prize,
$50; second prize, S25; third prize. $40; fourth
. Zig Tag, VIII. g., .4slsn 4 yrs, Exhibitor
hobo, b. g., ~ Z yrs Sire Cock Robin Er'
hlbitor--GsiH Montague g'm W. sxb,b,tor--
' Bess, br M, 1871, 0 yrs. Eshibitor-Alaster
= Iassie, Dr. M, 40 In, yrs, Esh'bitor-p.
Strudwick, Jr.
Class l3-Tandens,
Wheeler should have power, action and pace.
Leaders should be SNOWY and well bred, with
good ail.around action and pace Manners will
be considered, TO be shown before an appro-
pirate vehicle. Tandem wheeler to be- Ia hands
. inches and not exceeding 10 hands ! ineh.
First prize, 500; second prize, $50; third nF!4o,
$25; fourth prize, ribbon &
Tarqun br, e., 14.3 aged; Brutus. Dr. g.,
l43. aged Exhbitor-Mrs. Wy. s. g., Williams,
Ingieside, b. e.. 10 yrs,i InglesainI, b, g.,
14M, o yrs. Exhlbitor-Joseph Wiesenfeld,
Fascination, oh, g. 10, yrs; Elevation, en-
S. 10, yrs. Exhlbitor-G. lrpwpF'ase 'ioii'si'
Lady Dainty, b. M, t14,s, o yrs; Ben Hur, br.
e.. 1871. yrs. Exhlbitors--Garber and CARRIER,
Newsboy, CHI. 81 1913, yrs'i sAop Gis'' Gu
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M, 1929, 8 yrs. Exhibitor-Mrs. John Gerken.
J Rupert. b. e., 49, 4 yrs; Maud Wickln. br.
NJ. 15.1. 4 yrs. Exhibitor-A. E. Dieterich.
l5.1, s yrs E1hibitor-Dr W. z. Weodend.
yrs Exhibitor-Dr. w. E. Woodend.
liant, CHI. g., l4.aI. yrs. E1hlbitor--Dr. W.
+. Woodend.
Glass 42-Hunters and Jumpers.
Ladies' Jumping Class.-To be ridden by ladies'
who ride with recognized hunt club over
jumps not to exceed feet Performance only
to count First prize, 500; second prize. $50;
third prize. $25; fourth prize. ribbon. tThe as
soca ton will present the lady riding the winner
In this class a handstbe silver cup.)
Elevator. gr. g.. II Sire, E!eve. dam Ntze.
Exhlbitor-John Stewart Bryan.
Jack OF Diamonds CHI. g., 1854. yrs. Exhi-
bitor-Miss Louise Selden.
Cjsse Crow. br. m, 49, E1hibitor-Gedney
King Dodo, ch. g., 15A, 4 yrs. Sire. Cast
away H. Exhibitor. b. McComb. Agent.
Forest King. blk. g., 15.3&, 9 yrs. Sire,
Elackbird Erhbitor-James T.. Porter.
Blizzard CHI. g., 18. yrs. Sire. Bltizen Elk
hibitor-Lews G. Young.
Deep Run, b. g., 1872. yrs. Sire; kasson'
dam Faustina Exhibitor-H. @. Beattie.
Hiawa tina, b. g., 1871, yrs. Sire, bohemian.
Exhibitor-Jack Henderson.
30 Bar, b. g. 1872, yrs Sire, bohemian.
Exhibitor-Jack Henderson
Granite gr g., l6. IS yrs. Sire, NorWoo.
E1hibitors-siorris and Joslin
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OBSERVED WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY ALONE

James E. Hare. press representatiXe
and promoter of the GaslSill-Mund Levitt
Carnival Company, which opens the fall
carnival at baseball park tomorrow -
to-dly observing his 18th wedding ann,S
yersary all alone. Mrs. Hare is en- route
from Johnstown, Pa She will join him
here with the show tomorrow evening,
yltn q r
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Ttenm. Exhibitor A. e. Dieterich;
Team. EXhibitor-Dr. w. y. Moo9ena'
Clas< 81 Hunters ana Jump =

Clas4 81 Hunters ana Jumpers.
Green Hunters (Ght weight) up to and car
rying under l5O pounds to hounds. Contorina.
ton to count 40 per cent; performance oyer oyer
second second Prize s5o third prize $685. fourth prize.
ribbon o.. ,,,n, r,o,t
Jr .A' Exh aibi Or s r. H Harwood, -.
king Dodo, oh, s., l5&' 4 yrs. Sire rec Cast
away H. E1hibitor-J. u aeSom Yrs Sire In.
spe eu Exhibtor-B. CUNNINGHAM: Agent
Forest King. blk S. l5,3N, Q yrs Sire
nlHckbIrd Ehh nh T. yrs o'' Sire, Bit.
Inspectress, CHI. m, l5s'u 0 yrs Sire 1n'pee'
'oI pop ehu eh g.. $50 yrs. Sire, Norwood
xhlbitors-Morr Is and Joslln. g., No.,
Colleen nayn br M i P.ssobo yr5 f. s're' ION
Ni Mar,oris n LONG, br. m, lOi yrs Sire, Long
Suit. Exhibitor--L. p. rassano, Jr nav,
s Red T TSp Ga 81 1 D. Fassan s.' Jr s
judith Armstead. b. m, TO- yrs. EAh'oltor--
II. wallach, :, ,rs nxb,h,tors-
Red Raven, b. g. 1o'l' yrs EAh'o''o''
t'c XRay ,'e eh. M, 1873 yrs, Sire, Torchlisht
Exh ntor and Mrs, Blair Johnson ,,,a,.
leptrire en- h;D M 19 Marshall Sas ee l0
Allan Dale, CHI. g.. 1913, yrs SIRE o'uWaS'
Exhibltor--charles iIurkamp,,. /, ,,,s r,n,n,.
Wild GerAnum, b. m, loo' yrs iAA"''''
tor-Dr W. i. Woodend,
Glass 46-Hun ers and Jumpers.
HUNT TEAMs--Eunt clubs for teams of three
hunters from any recognized hunt. To be ridden
by members OF their respective hunts In the ain
colors and to be shown over the regulallon
horse horse Appointments so per cent. conformation
md quality so per cent; performance 40 per
cent, First prize, $780, second prize $780, thlFa
dee Deep SI Run Hunt Team, No, 4. Exhibitor
Lewis G. Young ,,, an,
Keswick Hunt Club, Exhlpitors-Morrls ana
Joslin. ~, rx,,n,to, r.
d. Passano, Jr. ~ /, y.,,,.
private pack Exhibtor--Richard Wallach,
Warrenton Hunt Club, No. 2, Exhipitor--o'
w. Smith.
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some High Glass Ones.

For Saturday matinee the classes are
those for horses In harness, hunters and
Jumpers, three and four years old, owned
by residents Of Virginia; horses In har-
ness, ponies over jumps, four In hands,
green hunters and hunt teams, Each OF
these Glasses has been we'll patronized,
and the exhibition of hish class horses
will be richly worth seeing. The hunt
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cHAs. II, ENGELkE,

We sent for the Fultoa Compounds 70 which
the above refers aud now have them In stock.
They are the lrst cures the world has ever seen
for chronic Brights Disesse and Diabetes, we
are sole agents. Free pamphlets. owens ana
Minor Drug Co.. Richmond.
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Toast to His Sweetheart

Here's toast to the girl
Who with gentle guile
Set my heart In a whirl
BY a single smile;
Just as excellent cook
AS she was a pretty angler
When she caught me on her nook.
San FranciSco Bulletin.
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recognized show. The best performance over
eight successive Jumps "a feet Inches nigh 10
count. Post entries. First prize. $780, second
prize, reserve ribbon.
Chappic b. g., lo, aged Exhibitors. j..
Holloway.
Special Clnss--Trial OF "Heatherbloom" for
the worlds record of the high jump
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Glass oa--LocaI Glass.

BEST Park Horse tsnrle), owned by resident
ennropriate vehicle suitable for park use,
Horse to count so per cent? appointments 50
per cent. Open only to mares and gledings,
First prize, SD; second , pr'le' So'i 'H'e p''N'
wi Tho Squirrel oh. 81 1a,a1s, Sire. NorthsFHl
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Glass 42-Hunters and Jumpers.

mostm Fauqu county and
frareq unsurpassed n z
Virginia,
les