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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
Standing Of Big Elevens Up to
Date-Harvard Hopes
to Beat Yale.

!" : : ~ n . J 7 h ~ j
Il Pennsylvania Is the only football team
Of any Importance In the East or Middle
wcs. that has not had Its goal line crossed
q this SEASON. says the New York World. The
four points scored against Pcnnsy was
& with only ono more game TO he played
with Corneil--the Pennsylvanians Will make a
strong effort to finish The season wlthou: hnv-
rennsy intends to claim the intercollegiate
championship VI
There is como talk OF game being ar.
ranged between Pennsylvania and Michigan.
tho champions OF the West. to be played at
Franklin field, Philadelphia. the SATURDAY
after the Army and Navy game.
Michigan is anxious to play a representative
eastern team. The game would be an inter.
csting one and show the respective merits OF
the East and tho West on the gIioi .ss :,
Yale and Harvard West Point and Annapolis
and Pennsylvania and Cornell
Following Is the standing or the ois e l,ee
.feSd to- Z.
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Entries for To- day.

First race-,,hardlrap six and q half furlonss-
Rapid Water. 12s: Collector, Jessup 122: Old
England, III; Pasadenu. 112;r Race King
Dahx. 1o7: ut TIL Eruta.s lco Missing Link
IS. Atnberjack, 90.
Second racc--nlle and tive sxteen.hs-Bri-
Eand, 100: Spring Silk. lS The southerncr.
1903: Aurlmatter. Go Between. 100
Third receive furlongs-Cncas. 10: Massa,
Danseusc 167. Brusi, Up l04; ls,ria. Eenlala.
Sylvanite, White Msrnh. Listener, 1ol; Dazzle.
%: High horn. Ralbert. 49, Red Ruler. -;
Fancy Dress. Delaval. o3. s34
Fourth race Resiyn handicap. one mile
Orthodox. lis: Ocean Tide. -; Dick Bernard.
lc5; Little En- st. Valentine. la3; Go Be
tween 100: Palette. $751;: Seymour. IS.
Filth race--orc ulIlc-StoIan Moments III
Prince Ching. los; Consideration. Arsenal.
1n5; silver Days. Io4: Akela Brarthorpe. 100:
Neptunus. ZOE. Schoolnlsster. Step Away.
Tho Captain. ioI: Kickshaw. Rtns Pepper.
Sir Shep. %.
Sixth race-1,aIden twc-year-ods SIX fur
lonrs-Ln Golden. st. Margrayc. Priority.
Black Prince. Uncas. seladin contessor.
Applaude. 10: 3tett!e. Red Fox, Milier's
Daughter, Iron Heart. los
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Horse Notes.

Among The 600 horses now at the New
Orleans fair grounds; me most r,, lmporta y
Gardner, o'Neil 81 Nsan, il: !, ); Gsers :
Davis & CO.. Z, Marion. James Arthur, $. q.
!dreth Hart peFnhew T. a., Gay sts.. co;
Co, X. y. Orr Bob Marks, j. U, STROBE.
Rogers s, cassn, Captain Bunbury aud W.
Six hundred horses are now located at thu
track, and Mt least four hundred more are
In time for the opening Of tho meet, November
o4ths
woman. has purchased Mayo. the chestnut
saddle marc that won the $500 prize at the
recent Louisville Horse Show. Charles u,
Railey sold the mare to Mrs. Gerken. Mayo
will lie shown at Madison Square Garden dur
Ing the Horse Show week. y 45s
Sidney Dillon, sire OF the worlds famous
trot,ins champion Lou Dillon, was shipped
from Santa Rosa. CAL, on Saturday, and Will
Hrive In New oYrk this week. Tho sire Of
tho queen Of all trotters WILL be sold to the
highest bidder next week at Madison Square
Garden. sr H.
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YOUNG COR3ETT READY
FOR GYMNASIUM WORK.
+ /sY,oc,ai 10 The Times. DlsDatch)

ESPECIAL 70 the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 51 = !,
last two weeks Young .Corbett. who is to meet
Battling Nelson the latter part OF the month
has BEEN engaged IN reducing his weight by
belt has done any training. and he has had
some dicu!,y in taking OF the fat. Every
morning, accompanied by his trainer, Harry
Tuthill1 and Billy OTIS, he joys several
miles through Golden Gate Park. Now that
be Is considerably reduced, he Will begin his
indoor training work. -
han's and on las return TO the clubhouse Is
Invariably drsnched with perspiratlon, This
exercise has already shown It's 5000 elleGls.
and to-day Corbett IL ready TO plunge into his
gymnasium exercises, !, OK, !.
Nelson has sent for Eddie snntry, one OF
with lin. Santry has accumulated weight
since his retirement, and is no longer a
featherwe!gh,, Weighing close to l4o pounds.
is fast and strong, HIS a good punch and can
taSh ------ n ---- ~. ---- -.----.-
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WITH GOAL LINE UNTOUCHED
PENNSY' WILL CLAIM LEAD.
referred TO as Great Brtain's foremost yacht
designer. has undoubtedly put dampsr on

designer. has undoubtedly put q dampsr on
I he sport over there.
Friends Of Sir Thomas Upton n this city
sa!d yesterday that he had written them,
saying that he had given up the Idea of
challenging for n race in 1905. but that II was
altogether probable he would give an order
for go-foot sloop to Alfred Mylne, the young
naval architect. who was once associated with
Watson. The boat would be built they say.
4 In time TO take part In races in British
waters in the season OF 1906 In this way.
Sir Thomas. by sending Shamrock III. back
from America, to act as q trial boat over
there. would be, able % Judge Of Stylnes
ability, and II the new boat Is fast enough
to defeat Shamrock III. she might eSnan1ed
az the challenger for 1905. Mylne has dcsisn-
7 ed some fast bonts in the small classes, but
he has never had an opportunity TO show
HIS skill In 50 pretentious craft as craft az
a 9o-footer. Il no should succeed In turning
out q yacht that defeats Herreshof's latest
troduct!on his reputat on is pretty sure 70 be
II not on both continents. Meanwhile Ameri-s
can yatchsmen, on the whole, are not sorry
that there Is to be no race for the cup next
year. for they are thus assured OF another
free season for the racing Of the home fleet.
Many new yachts arc being built this fall
and winter, and, with no international race
to interfere with dates, they will be assured
OF another good season OF racing Ia home
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Results at Latonia.
tRy Associated Press.,.

aITI935T l1aE fISy Asspclnted TPreFs-1 81 35
5 CINCINNATI. November H.-First racs-six
ani half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % to y first
Maggie Loeber 10 10 y second. Iole go 20
II third. Time, 10 3-5.
Second rsce-cnr miIe-Annie Williams Is
to 9, first. Warro ia to 81 second, Professor
Neville q to p third. Time, IA.
Third erace-firc furongs-E,hel Davis % TO
~ first. Fruit q to y second. Bonnie Sue
us to y third. Time. .0i "a
Fourth race-stecpiechase, Club house
course chwRrzwald Is to II first. Allegiance
tl5 to u second. Thorn Hedge q to d third.
Time. 3:ai G
Us Fifth racn-fivc and one.half furlongs--Fo1
Hunting t6 to ~ first. Arthur GUNNER ts
n y seeond. J, 3. Smith Is to y third. Tine
1:lo. $50 Sa .Es Il
# Sixth rnce--rnile and seventy ya-as-Estratla
Paln,n Il to 100 first, Miss Do.le us to 81
% cord. Benkart IS to u third. Time. 1:4s Ia
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orr Wells and Eer1lis.

Next 10 Delhi, John A. brakes ort Wells
was the biggest winner OF the year ms VIC
acknowledged champion OF his oge. His prn:-
spa beat The pefe and
Irish Lad. and the Lawrence Realization
stakes and Brighton derby Broomas is tn, the
sturdy little son Of :, Ben Br,,sh-Elf, won
s3s, OBS. His most notable success was In the
brighton handicap. when In q gruellinr drive
beat Irsh Lao head on te an Pest
OF o:o2 AS. 1t was brilliant performance,
though frauaht with some regret. as Irish
finish and pulled up three legs. SO lame
that It was necessary to retire him perma-
nenny nrooms'eI, won ether races and an,, was
Brighton i ton handicap a fame that viii DO last
and whose untmely death robbed the turf
of one of Its brightest stars. won $685. $780, irish
Lad won about the same M amount Dy %nnns
stakes. In the latter. he beat as strong a
field as went to the post this year His
for the III luck that came to him. He was
beaten a head by The Picket In the BROOKLYN
hnndicap after an II Judged ride 2, BY BY SHAY.
I defeut also to Hermls in the Suburban handi:
Me Mh horse ssowed All ese Il sae
the greatest and best and ranks as such.
Hermis, winner q the 81 Suburban urban handicap
Be'dame In one Of the greatest mile races
ever run, earned ssl.7s5, He went to St, Louis
for the Worlds Fair handicap and was
by G9 ny. Girl er the eh 1
biggest Winnings a slight injury caused
prominent II the b!E 4 weightior-aEe races
the Worlds Fair handicap, was able to show
winnings ,ol $50,630. She hardly ciasscd. how.
ever with those above mentioned. who won
much less. ~
Big Money Winners.
Tho big money winners among the two-year-
olds. than which ono season has rarely been
profo Of SO MAN. good 1nes were Arfn
douIn sis. sib: ciiorlfler. 1875: Irlyhack sas-
435; Song jand Wine, SEA lo5; olseau. s22c5o;
Pasadena sllslo; Agile; sla,4sa; woodsaw,
Futurity and Great Fly stakes ard the
White Plains handicap and Incidentally made
the worlds record OF 1os for six furlonga IN
the last named, Tanyu was no unbeaten
was only twice beaten. once by Artful In the
Futurity, and again at Norris Park by Olseau
In the Champagne stakes, Three great fillles
these We're, with little to choose between them.
age and ses, sysonby, James r. Keene's
great Melton colt while beaten only once In
the Futurity won hlgh hopors, aud with
oiseau ranks as the two best colts OF their
stakes. the Saratoga Special and the Flash
stakes, while Oisenu's notable Victories were
IN the Holly and Prospect hanScups and the
Among other prominent winners Of over slo.-
900 during the season were Afrlcander. So, o35;
RrSn Mawr, s1snt5; no Resxke, s277oO; Ham
Bell 'ss9 Dolly = spsnksr
Ascension. sli,2lo shorthose. sl1,1eo Outcome
s,l.5o5; Sheriff Bell. flooe5. and Lady Amelia
sl0,3io,
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Beldarnc the Champion.

II is confidently expected that the various ~,
associations will ray p,gssr YAK <, 20 ev ,ne
before And this. In the face Of hay ng given
away far more money in stakes and purses.
So liberal have they been and 50 rich have,
been many q the stakes mat .tsd Sns1s
a short review OF the season, 1t Is interesting
to compare THE leading thoroughbreds In this
respect. Beldane, the horse Of the year, the
champion of her age, and the greatest marc
ever raced in this country. not excepting the
spf edy Admiration. the black whrlwind Imp.
or the great F'irenzl, has won sa3 Zoo she does
not head the list IN the matter o. Wlnh mr., i
every other respect she has mo superiors ana
few, II any, equals. Beaten only twice IN
fourteen starts, and then by such horses as
each time her record lis practically unblem-
ished, She met all corners Of her own age
Including the mighty stalwart, and she
triumphed in away thnt iete no az cou I9t,,.
thres-year-old. heads the list OF the money s.a
winners Of the year. with the amazing total
OF s75.slo. When one horse can win sucn
OF yearlings has such a ton. He came
to hand early, and won the historic Withers
and Belmont stakes at Morris Park IN the
p pr t deprived him Of othsr victories went
to Saratoga and won the Great repuol1c .s.aKc.
o. $4,000. beating. among others. Mercury.
The Picket and Waterboy, and the SARATOGA
three-yea r-old was rounding to his true form.
In the fall Delhi trained of. and Stalw art
earned full revenge. and incidentally the
Beldame, BY his sterling victories in the cen
s sasy Major pninserfied and DENT and
later in the annual champion stakes ana
and others, Stnlwart is a son OF tMeddler, and
by winning a total Of ss4S3o aided in placing
his sire at thu head Of the winning stallion
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Sale OF High-GIass Horses.

z There VIII be a sale OF STRICTLY. High
held al charlottesville, Va. THURSDAY,
November ', II, 1904 at il clock. This Is the
best collection or horses ever offered at
public sale IN the State of Virginia, hay
BY most competent Judges, Other Horses
Will be said besides those. entered IN cata-
logue. Far Information and particulars
address GEORGE b. GQODY EAR
Charlottesville, Va,
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LOU DILLON WILL
MAKE ANOTHER RUN
Pr A.sncIa.ed Press

g MEMPHIS, TENN. November 1i.--Rccause
OF q controversy over tho time made by
that she trotted mile in s:o1. Willard SAM
ders. trainer OF the mare, intends TO start
her on Wednesday, next againIs.n the former
. favorable. ~
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3&OLD PEOPLE HAVE THEIR
\ a&TROuBEES,

The most common ailments to which
people past middle age are subject are
indigestion and constipation. Fortunately
there is a remedy especially suited to
these disorders and that affords prompt
relief. 1t is called Chahmberladn's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. The laxative gef-
feet OF these Tablets Is SO agreeable and
SO natural that you do not realize that
it has been produced by a medicine. hey
the digestion. Write to the Chamberlain
Medicine Co, ,Des Noines, Iowa. for a
free sample, and give tn em & trial, or
got the regular 25-cent size from all drug
gists.
a HIGH COMPLIMENT TO "a. RICH.
MOND CONCERN,
The Charles z. Pfcot Printing Corn
pany, who have Just completed the 1o2d
volume of Virginia reports, have received
the following complimentary and cour-
teous note of thanks from Professor Mar
tin P. Buks, OF Washington and Lee
University, and State Reporter:
Mr.. Burks says: II cannot close this
volume without expressing to you my
personal thanks. not only for the speed
and accuracy with which the work has
been done, but for the Intelligence dis
played in It., and for your courtesy and
kindness In everything pertaining to the
work. You have SO lightened my work
as to make 1t a pleasure to have printed
the hook. Certainly 1t has been pleas
ture TO have such courteous assistants in
Issuing volume.
With kind regards, I am.
MARTIN sP.SBuRKs.''
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MCCARTHY AND DIXIE KID
To FIGHT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

SPOKANE, WASH. November 1l.-Papers
were sgned to-day for fight between Jerry
Mccarthy and tho Dixie Kid for the welter-
weight champion ship OF the world: The fight
is to take place at Baltimore. Md, on De.
.cember It'll. The men are to weigh In at ~
pounds at r. NJ. on the day OF the fight
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.FooT.RALL CANE ~. oF v. AND u, N.

FOOTBALL GAME u. oF4v. AND U, N.
c., RICHMOND, Va, $THANksGiV-8
t$ ING DAY. SPECiAL6 RATES
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Account the above Southern Railway
will sell on November 23d and for morn
Ing trains. reaching Richmond before
noon oath. special tickets. rate Of one
first-class fare, plus 20 cents from sta
lions In Virginia Charlotte. N. c. Chapel
Hill, N. c.. and intermediate stations
final limit November 26th.
c. w. WESTBURY, D. p A.
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BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

IT RUsTEEs AUCTION SALE OF DE-
@ TACKLED FRAME DWELLING, NO.
GA. ON THE WEST LINE OF II J, EN-
TY-FIFTH STREET, b ETNVIIEN LEI; III
STREET AND CHURCH HILL AVE
NUE..
In execution OF deed OF trust, dated
October 10, 1901. and recorded in clerl.'s
l72 "a, page 223, / will sell BY auction, on
thes premises, on "
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER is, 1904,
at 4 30 p. M, the above mentioned attrac-
tive detached Church Hill home, contain
ing about eight rooms and in nice order.
The lot fronts 20 feet on Twenty-flfth
Street with like front on Church Hill
Avenue. !.
4 TERMS Enough In cash to. pay cost OF
sale, any taxes that may be due. and the
sum Of 1924, with Interest on same from
October Is, 1904, residue at one and two
years with interest and trust deed; or all
cash, At option q pu.rela ser: 49,.
Nov 10-tds 5sl So. II 5&
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY Edward 8. Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF
NORTH SIXTH STREET
Residential Property. +

In execution OF the below. mentioned
decree the undersigned, thereby appoint
ed for the purpose. will sell by auction,
upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, nth DAY OF NOV, 1904,
at 4 o'clock p. Ne. that certain lot or par
Gel OF land, with the improvements there
on. consisting q the three,;story brick
having a front Of about 80 feet on tho
east line OF Sixth Street and extending
back between parallel lines the same depth
OF the adjoining lots on said square. The
dwelling Is in good condition and per-
petual renter, and Is now paying a lrand-
some per cent. upon the price expected
for same
TERMS-One- third In cash. balance In
two equal instalments, payable at and
10 months from date, with s per cent.
added, and the title to be retained until
the whole purchase money hs paid and a
conveyance Is ordered by tho court
JAMES l.. SHELTON,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond Chancery Court, decree OF
4th November, 1901:
w. H. Powers ct ais,
VS..
Pike Powers Exors., etc.
The bond required of tho Special Com
missioner has been duly given.
CHAS. o. SAV1LLE, Clerk.
Nov 12-tds
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METROPOLITAN
RACES now OVER.
Season Has Been One of Most
Successful in History Of
the Turf
BELDAME THE CHAMPION
Delhi Was Biggest Winner Of
b the Year-What Some Of
the Others Earned.
,snoc,al q Tho Times Dlspatch.)

M n ,special 10 Tho Times. Dispatch.)
NEW York November ~. Tho racing sea-
son OF 1904 iii the metropolitan district Is a.
an end. on Tuesday the curtain VII De
rung down at Aqueduct and The exodus be-
gun to Washington and the more distant
tracks at New orleans and San francisco.
are not tired OF the sport. There has been
no apprecIabls falling oH~tn the matter OF
attednnce, and tho same keen Interest when
marked the opening Of the SEASON months az.
has not lessened. Unfortunately the closing
scenes viii be disappointing. as yesterdays
heavy storm has converted the track into
veritable quagmlre. There can be no hope
OF its dryis out ana the ina races mum ~
ana unsatista Glory This IL cause for regret.
a. there were hopes that the end should
prove q fitting climax 70 the most sue
cessful season In ihe hissory o, me A me rnn
ditions are at fault, for: relatively speaking.
tho same high standard In the matter Of
racing has been and will be maintained.
In recalling the season now In the evening
of It's flight, a feeling OF content and complete
satisfaction is plainly apparent. Under the
wise and ablc control OF tho Jockey Cup
the sport has prospered ana clearly .ea4hgu
free from scandal and hurtful Influences, II
has been q source OF constant pleasure 20
thousands, It has satisfied and Pleased, a us
reading makes q bright and interesting .n chap,
many new records; 90 many string contests:
50 many brilliant performers Inc names o.
Beldamc. Irish Lad Hermis. s,alwart; 9, ort
syslonby, oseau and Tanya are names to con
lure with. They - :nmes synonymous with
ali tina Is ennoblnE and great In the way Of
thoroughbreds. They recall =, battles i, braye s
dustry. too. has grow nand developed, and all
records have been broken in the matter OF
attendance Altogether 1t has been season
remarkable in It's beginning and successful
Il : i . I !
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BY Geo. ": 9 liver, AUG ioneer.
IA w. Broad Street. Phone 2275.
Furniture, Sewing Ma chimes,
Bugs, Druggets, Pictures,
Mirrors, Cooking an d
Heating Stoves, Etc.

AT AUCTION THIS DAY AT IL: 30 "A. NJ
Mt my warerooms. Al W. Broad Up-to-
Date Oak Chamber Suits, Oak and WalTut
Wardrobes. Oak Chiffoniers, Oak Bookcase
and Desk combined. Oak and Walnut
oval Front Glass China. Press. Oak and
Walnut Hall Racks, Odd Bedsteads, Bn-
reaus, Washstands, 2 iEDrophead Singer
Sewing Machines other good Machines,
Handsome Gold Leaf Frame Mantel Mir
rors, Is Pictures New Rugs and Drug
gets, several good Cooking and Heating
Stoves; also a lot Of other goods too
numerous to mention. Ladies Invited.
GEO. ", OLIVER, Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.
TOR RENT,

FOK RENT, NJ
40 ACRES AND IMPROVEMENTS. AE.
Joining Chestnut Hill; House contains 10
;chard. shade. large barns for cattle and
horses; or will rent dwelling, barns, or
chaid and garden separately. For tersps
App'' y a. NJ. WORKMAN q CO.,
1S North Ninth Street
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BROWN.

Football Yesterday.
AT Deland Fla: stetson University. q:
East T!ori1a Seminary, o.
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BY Pollard & Bagby,
BY Pollard & Bagby,
Auction Sale Of Brick Store.
and Dwelling, No. 426 n,
Seventeenth Street, and
No. 8 West Coutts Street.

We will sell by auction, on the prem
lseSs on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1904,
at 4 o'clock p. NJ. the Brick Store, No.
at North Twenty-sixth Street. Large
h And at 4:sO p. Nj Same day, the nice
little detached house, No. West Coutts
lStreets.8E
s2 TERMS: at sale.
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adway, vn.-H. r. Order. 1 iron f..
l bundle hangers. box hardware; D. F.
#, bundle stove casting; J.. N. Kennedy.
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REAL ESTATE For Sale.
FARMS, MILLS. ETC, FOR SALE.
CATALOGUE FREE.
GEO, Il CRAWFORD & Co,
sos =. Main Street
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materlals: w. b Parish, ia bbl. lubricatlns
oil: Wartn,an wall & Co.. "a skettels and
lids; r. F. e Wilkerson.&1 crate framesi Mary
: box medicine; Mrs. 7. ". Walker, piece
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/ richmond, vp.vD. o'sulllran. / MT, hbl,,
pkg; Southern Seed Co.. box seed r, A.
hbl. drugs Tanner Pain. s. OIL Co. I mt,
& oil can; Starke's Dixie Plow Works bdl.
/ NOV points; Pohlig Hros.. mt. shoe box,
Green Bay. Ya.--iiattte Taylor, pc. terra
Cht IN 49,
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u Z 3.
II. Reid. ! can; u, s.
2 Dbl, oil, ! can paint;
! Disc hnrrows, 0 parts,
A, lie wis, l box drugs;
IL bundles. 8 dog. bundles:
es stone. Grated, W.
Hunton Wood. I case
pnckage advertising mat,
p. Curtis, ] can oil; W.
! bags: j. S. Spicer, /
y. Major. l case belt
wiley. 1 crate blinds. !
Hudson & Co., 4 bhls,
J. Powers, 8 empty egg
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Somerset, Val. NJ Houtr. box A, food.
i pail "a food: B. a. Stevens. notify w. T.
.Tayior, q boxes hardware; c. B. McAnally,'
i box T. tncks; w. Y, Morris. crate. li1
Suthcrlln. Ya.-W E. Neal. case r.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-19

NNT Tor Ne VOICES 8t DC 0am0cr1--
&c primaries:
y am Democrat"
The respective State Central Com
mitteas recommend F'-.ra and that
the two cOnv0E -., 80 III harmony.
{. y. ST LARD, Chairman. john
H. DENNIS, Secretary. Democratic
State Central Committee.
W. 2. SHARON. Chairman Nate "
noFF. Secretary. Silver Party Stare
Central Committee
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-19
-@G>f-
Lew Rate TO Exposition and Retur

Lew Rate TO exposition and Retur1
On May II. Il and 18Th.
On June |, ?, Is, Is % and %.
On July l. .. 7, 8. Is, and "A.
q august s, 8. 10. IS, and 10
On September ), 6, and S.
On October 3. 4. and C.
The Southern Pacific company will
sell tickets at Wells. ElkO, Winnemuc-
ca, Lovelock and Reno to ST. Louis.
Mo-. and return fer $3.50 on above
dates only Tickets will be good for
ninety days. covering round trip.
BY application to Mr.. T. H. Good
man, General Passenger Agent, San
Francisco, J. M. Fulton. Division,
Freight and Passenger Agent, Reno,
New, or to agents at points above
mentioned. All Information will be Civ
IN those who desire to take advantage
Of this rate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-08-19
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