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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-01-08
News Roll of Honor.

Under this heading will be found
the amounts received on subscript-
ion to the News during the past
week, and names of the parties
paying. This will serve as a re.
ceipt to those of our subscribers for.
warding the money by mail.
j. r. Skidnore, Sl.OO
G. L. Gordon Cumming, $500
Newman Lofland, SO cents.
Ed Shuford, 25 cts.
l.. A. Robson, so cts.
G. H. Hitchcock, so cts.
Fl. NJ. Bridges, Sl.O0, also for
n. l.. Bridges, S1.00
Rev. J. II. Burnett, S1.0O
.".".".".".".".".".".o.".".
G. N. Harrison and wife were
pleasantly surprised by the advent
of a little "girl" visitor in their
home last Monday evening. 1t
was the handsome doll that was Civ
en- away in the drawing contest
held by Mrs. w. D. Street, the
during the holidays
Number E entitled the holder to
this prize.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-01-08

Read the Board of Trade minutes
and see what's going on.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-01-08
How Editors Die in Okla
hOma.

Kansas City Journal.
Another name has been drop
ped from our territorial exchange
list. The valedictory of the
editor of the defunct paper is as
follows:
With this issue, the Herald.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-01-08

The Rogerson hotel has sus.
pended business and Mrs. j. I.
Williams the former proprie.
tress, has returned to Waxa.
hachie, her old home.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-01-08
COUNTY COURT.

Convenes next Monday January
nth. The jurors for the term are
as follows:
Clarence Elder, A. E. Brown,
Frank Ames, S.B. Lotion, R. A.
Campbell, J. M. McNaughton, J.
|. Wesley, J. R. Roberts, J. d.
Weller, !. c. Jenkins, !. w. Scott,
J. NJ. Black, J. c. Joslin, J. !.
Campbell, L. Y. Burch.
.rs"s"sns"s"s"'rs"'"s""
Miss Vera Odell left last Saturday
for Armstrong county where she
will resume the duties of her school
after pleasant stay with her par
ents and friends during the holidays.
.-s~~S~.msm .momSm"
r. E. Foster returned Sunday
from Kansas City and brought
back with him his little niece, leav-
ing his father and mother there for
probably ten days longer where
treatment for Mrs. Foster has been
secured.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-01-08

II the voters of Randall coun.
ty desire to exercise the privi-
lege of franchise they will have
to pay their poll tax by the 3lst
day of this month. This year
is election year and you may
want to "whoop EN- up before
the excitement is over.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-01-08
-sss..--....sp

1904 is leap year and many
old maids from Yankeedom, if
they only knew the true state of
affairs in the Panhandle, might
be induced to put out "trot"
line and catch some of the will
in old bachelors we have among
us. We have several of the
above named fish that might be
easily landed by using the prop
er bait. Fishin' has always
been pretty good in the Panhan
dle.-Higgins News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
REPLY TO DONNELL,Y.5.
The Lynchburg Horse Show ,.3 Az.
thorities Give Their Side.

Especial 70 The Times D,spatch1
LYNcHBURG. VA, October 1.-THE
following statement is authorized by the
Board OF Directors OF the Lynchburg
Horse Show:
r Tho management of the Lynchburg
Horse Show Association does not desire:
nor will it be drawn into newspaper
controversy with Mrs. GrosveHor's Man :
ager, who notwithstanding tho fact his
statement that his employer is exceed
ingly averse TO publicity, seems never
theless not unwilling to air himself and
hertaffairs through the newspapers; how
ever, in Justice to the association 1T de-
sires to say that there Is absolutely no
foundation for; this mans (Donnelly)
statement that his and Mrs Grosvenor's
letters and kilograms TO the association
we're permitted to remain unanswered. 4.
1T can show from its records and those
of tho telegraph company not only that
those letters and kilograms were answer
ed promptly and III courteous manner,
but thatiso far as the kilograms are con-
icerned. they were delivered to and sign
ed by John Fl Donnelly;. whether or not
Mrs. Grosvenor ever saw them or not it
cannot say. &
L It also disclaims any desire to III any
wise ipjure tho Richmond Association by
an attachment proceeding which will pre-
vent her from showing her horses In that
city next week. IT proposes however, 4 o
assert It's rights a t the proper time and
In tho manner in which deems best:
further than this. 1T has netting to say
at this time. 59 ID t4. '5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
Lexington Meet Ends.
nv Associatcd 6Press.)

5771T- "a lEy NAssocla ted 7FTessJ
LEXINGTON. KY..E Oct. 14,-To-day
closed the ten days. trotting meeting.
during which nearly SIS, 90 was distributes
In stakes and purse races. Six world g
records were broken and several stake
records were lowered. Favorites won the
Three races on to-day's card In three
straig heats. Sun1ma ries:
rs The Stoll. e:i9 trot-purse s. oo0-Snyder
sNIcGregor won In tllree. straigh heats;
Alexander. second Hall Fry. third. n est
time, 2:oS Ia 5s5 SssEs
go pace-purse 81, 600 ancy. II Won
In three straight n eats; Bourbon, second
Wayne kirgiey, third. Best tinle,,s 2:o9.
c:25 trotr-purse sl,00N-T Tom Axworthy
ane, second; BLK, third. Best time,
L2:l2 3,4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15

Ran Five Lengths Ahead OF New
York III Fordhanl Handi-
cap at Morris Park.
.olsEAu SOLD FoR. $4,000
Lexington Meeting Comes res to al; al
Ehd-The FavoritessAN Non
..ss,l .. Yesterday.
tBy Associated Press.)

4 . 4
IBy Associated frssSs r., 1,rcas at
NEW york., OGt. ,l'.. :, tyandican al
TO u won ne, ~. ~ uaia ~, :iinnas broke
Morris Park to-day Lazy "a n 10 20 wo nn
In front anu mak , ~ IVY pAlss' i
easily BY nyc lengths 49,, wadnosdav
Olsean who beat Trad.lo o al. y eqn aosday
IN the champaa gne staa rsnnrt e price 81
to James Brady LOT the fepost w y - =
Sa.,.np summaries; "a frr,onqa of
First races sii ,as, Trr, hin % 70 y
the Withers miiensou!n si = nE sec -.
first; knight OF Rhoades !, ,t y y .. sfs ~
Courtmaid @ 70 z th'ra, ~. fnrlnnrs
Secona iaee--sslitns'r 70 a. h1 f;rsf
Of the Mither rs miie- ssanRa Va Z John.
Ihirty y !. 70 t q 70 y ssepi
Third race--one mile ana ~ Va o'a - az -
winners co. re garea,a fiS r. b second
ilrst; Major p ln ngs,neia MA yo ,n M s.sS
M,dsn.pman GO e I, y lh ,a, fi5fnrlonrs
Eoureh raee-seilinns.1,i,,a ~ IA .rr,,e n
Of Inc WSli1e,s ~ Z. .ann,d naisv
TO y frst; KopIpY V , ~ !. l lS1 ~
5reen 70 y .n 1ra i,d,can Ia st
Fifth race.the EoIana 10
fnrlongs OF me Iar ia - K Sec
sas g % - nlsis :, t,ira TT i:2T.
Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
'V1II..R]GI..l>IA
B /. ! RI||.E| /: S
to The TImes-DIspatch.

Especial to The Times Dlspa tch)
M BoYDTON. VA. Oct. 14.----Mr. Morton
Goode, son Of Cole mel q; Thomas G &c ns;
has been appointed a cadet at the Qn,.eu
States Military Academy 9 tnWest I, Po ON;
Congressman r. Southaall % 81 the
Clifton oRGE. FRA ttlc on the
Chesapeake and ohio was SUSPENDED nael s Nv,
miles west OF here. caused by a brohe1
3hange. Seventeen cars were dera LEO at'o
three thrown down an emba nkment..
pr 5Gssng q thapi T ana aha oiaers il
the Circuit Court, Of thls, county. agalnls.
the SnlcKer's Gap TIL pix 9 COMPANY % %
determine the right OF tnat company 4 ~ T.
on the turnpike Between Castleman
this county Judge e: Z. Nicol DECIDED
yesterday against the company ana "
dfrfa IN 1SSa5s g Ps HoRagfe
gan n Tuesday IN IN tihss ,circuit Court Of R5sk
sFSEaa asssySt "a sGaHfs rane GaaK
aged Seven Years. !. The jury brought in
q: yetaist for twenty years in the psnl,eu:
tiary.8 The crime was, committed L.lalt
MEWPoRT 7 NEss s. Police
T. A. J otnson announces that he will take
the Panama NattOnal E11OtleFyES O!llp dllS =
swjndle to the grand jury OF the CorpDya-
ftion Court wbenai II sits next week. he
chief has secured names OF Witnesses
some qf them very PEromme na p p Rs.
Commemorative attorney. Numerous
ladies name are on the LIST o. these VINO
purchased tho tickets Of The fake lottery
OLD POINT, VtA,-Secretary 81 The
Navy Morton Will make an address 1T the
BANQUET to be gwen at Fort NJ onroe, g..
next Tuesday evening on the .occa sloa ~
the tenth annual co1ventIo n-of the Amer,
lean Asspcia ton 81 General Passengera ana
0FarIX melmhsF IF ihat aasofRsason
fFIarrell, OF North Carolina, has !, accepted q
call ITO : the pastorateH OF WiillamsE urs
Baptist Church and is expected here next
WINCHESTER, YA.-John =, Hem.
5eK of ths eiy %as baay sned
night and Is still feeling the eaecis Of
Ills fr gbtfui experience, Tie was aIo t
to purchase a ticket for the Horse shlw
when he leaned against an. iron spout 81
fallen, He was hurled to the ground ala
was made very sick for some t!me;;s
WOODSTOCK, VA.-At a recent meet
Ing of the Board Of Supervisors Of s K en-
andoah county a resolution was passed
requiring the Judge Of the Circuit Court
Of Shenandoah county to appoint. game
wardens for each OF the SIX magist al
districts In the county for the protection
Of ma, r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
OWNER PLAYS
in HARD LUCK.
Featllerstone Away From Track
4 When Others Made Fortune
Is & .ss:g OH lad ~ ,Henrietta. s5s

u l. ~ .DI ~ y Z -
1 It Is only on rare occasions that horse. at
100 to ! wins a race. but yesterday was the
time for this golden dream OF quick Wealths5to
na:eriallzc, and Morris Park was the scene
Z! Lady n enrietta brought sudden wealth 70
some 81 her hackers, She was played until
her opening odds OF 100 to ! were forced down
to 70 to 1 q 4 post time. The betting r!ng lost
scc5 900 by her success. i5 6s3 id5
The result Of this race demonstrated the
truth Of the old turf, saying that a. books
maker frequently knows more about q Z horse 3
owner OF HenrIetta. He was not at the ira OK
and did not have a dollar on her.
338sI In tho ghalycon days when bicycle riding was
all the fashion Fea.herstore. as the head q ~
the bicycle trust, wass5 reputed 10 pc NIL
5lonalre. s5 At that period he was lucky with
his horses, His colors finished In front for the
Metropolitan h handicap in 1882 with Arsenal
Tho same year he Won the Brooklyn handcap
with Reina. slsB3: 's:s
have not III, In frort more than twice.
II was with delight, therefore, that turtmen
saw Lady Henrietta come in lengths 4, IN front
tof her field, X The 9Elout went up Feathef-
stone wins a race at last! b . t:3Ss
B Eookmak ers Dayy J ohnson and Soi Llcntfn-
stein were the heaviest winners on Lady II n
rietta, 81 Iiichtensteln lad tho tip. and It Was
his aid that the men familta r with
9Th q .s,ecd OF the fily wer BILE TO get loo 70
IT, Meanwhile d some lorsetnen familiar With
with Sol Don't Yant any Lady = enraetta a.
4. One 81 the most delighted men when Lady
Henrietta. led from start to finish was Julius
( Bauer her trailer. lie said that he had q
small bet on Rher,---Nevs y Or K World YVES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
Greensboro Races.

II5 "a Especial % The TImes- plspatch,5 ~ ~
E GREENSBORO, n. CT. Oci obcr 4-The
Central Carolina Fair closed to-day With
the final races resulting as follows; q
Il 2:35 trot. purse, $500. Z Il Is;
Little Bob, yYnl.l Nich olspn 3, q u 49, g
.. n. ca !, II. caffse,....s s 2 % 5
VI Time, ss:26 ! ~. u VII n
Consolation trot and pacer-open to all
horses behind second rnorey-rpurse $500.
.ittle Bel o. W. i Dyer ...:...l i ~
Waiter 81, q. q. ~ alker,,,,., II 2 g 2
tsrony r., Tralnor...... s.,...,,,...,SgS4 a 4
lack Horner Jamispn. KY, ...,5 al q
spaniard. g, 4. pyer,..,a ,.,.,.,.. q
Time, s;ao l-k Is FL q 3y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
BY N. w. Bowe s: Son,
Real Estate Auctloneers.s gss
T. Fss'r H * 5 tga5 OF N ~ ,4
THOSE VALUABLE STORES
Nos. 8l9 and 82l =. Main St.,
AT AUCTION.

e I will sell by public auction. on the
premises. on Tuesday October y. 10y.
at = clock n, the TWO Y, #WELL ~ & !
VALUABLE STORES above referred TO-.
occupied ~ the Richmond Transfer Coa1-
pany. c. T.. s. H. ~, Den Don, and the
Assoc iated Railways. fronting 81 ~ feet
on the south side OF Main Street. between
Eighth and Ninth Streets. and running
btGk to a public alley. IN the rear;
These buildings are located onEtlle right
best Blocks in the city; and, while pos
sess!ng great value at this time, they are
sure to grow In public estimation IN.
dentiy Commend them toinvestors 4 rs
TERMS. One-third cash. md the bal
ance at one and two years for notes. with
Interest added and secured by q deed
' 'ae pu' ~. es'' JULIA G.. MOOR r.,
ii Executrlx OF Ann p. g rant. deed. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
n VII BY NEWT Bowei & Son.
Real Estate AUG tioneers SIS
.ExECUToR's SALE 3ss
Is799 O II "A 235Ss
Block Of Four Stores at the
Northeast Coraer Of Main IL
and TWenty-third SITS,
BY AUCTION. s835sa
EXECUTORS s4A',

III j Will sell by public q ucti on, on the
Nj 81 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 10, 1901 .:sg
$3.50 O'Clock #P. NI..$the FOUR STORES
above referred to. "a They are good srent era
ana should interest persons looking for
small store prop thu alWays sS.n;
viii be sod separately or together as
may seem most Desirable at the time of
sale They have d u aggregate front 8of s
86 feet and are good rem ters. Z.
ance at one and two years or no ties, WI y
Interest added, and secured by a. ed OF
trust; or all cash, at the option OF L the
pure sci. &. I, =, =. = I, 7, IA
Executrix Of Ann p. g rant, dec 80. .sss
Oct l2rtds 81 5iiS n " d, 3}s i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
BY NV, BoWe g Son,
Real Estate Aucttoneers.
" 800 FlSF14 3I7HtzlIS = ~ FFHN' Y
EXECUTORS SALE 81 q,
Three Hundred Feet Of
b auiiful Bull ding Lots
ON ASHLAND Il AND CLAIBORNE
STREETS. BETWEEN RANDOLPH 4
AND EWASHINGTQN STREETS,
@ AT A IICTI0N 1870.

4 ! will sell by auction. On the premises. on
beginning on Ashland Street al 4 80
o Clock r. NJ, the following very desirable
vacant lpts, to,Wlt:
street BY a depth Of l25 feet to an alley
in the rear rs feet vide,
(b) 100 feet on the north side Of clal-
horne Street With q Ike depth to the sane
tc5 100 feet on the south side Of cla!-
borne Street With a like depth TO an alley
These blocks lots begin las feet east Of
dry and extra nice. and we'll worthy the
attention OF the Investing public,
TIE RMSwOne third cash. and the residue
est added, and secured BY q trust deed.
: 80 81 u - ~. - JULIA G.. MOORE,
f.s Exesutrlx Of Ann r. Grant, decd,
Oct 19.tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
NOTED CHAUFFEURs
SAIL FOR FRANCE

(speclnl 70 The Times pispatch)
management Of the Vanderbilt cup race,
thanks for their court eous treatment over here
trophy next year wore expressed by the
three famous automobllists. a.. Clement. +.
Gabriel and Test e., who n,a sailed yes'erda
& Many friends were at the dock to see them
OF. among them heing NM, LaIpb erjock and
fLacrpi1 4 Paris automobile dealers, who ars
sailing next week: NJ Bertrand, Mr., Jones
and Sidney Bowman. a. ID ~ Z,
III am very we'll pleased vi III the race, =
disappoiatad that Il did not win, but the csIl-
duet OF the race and all the %arrangements
ed XVIII utmost fairness and fcotrtfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15

will sell by public auction. on the
premises on Monday, Octobera1 7, 1904 at
$50 o'clock F, NJ he well con ,I,ET
STORY BRICK DWELLING. n o. 923
w. FRANKLIN ST REET. from ting; go
feet and running back 100 feet to an alley
n arrangement. location. and general
sdesirability. this house. with II oons, ia
well IN to- the standard of good ellings.g
and should commend itself to investors
and home seekers alike, f3
TERMS: EOne-thlrd cash, and the ball
ance al one and two years for note With
Interest added and secured \ by q deed OF
trust, or all cash, at the option Of tho!
urchaser, -, Z. .rco !, :, IS 4!
Executrlx Of Ann 2 Grant, decd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
MISS MACKAY DEFEATED;
FINAL CONTE TODAY

PHIL4AphLPH Ia. Pa. oct. l4,--aIiss
gGeorglana Bishop, OF Brooklyn Country
Club, BrIgaeport Conn. and Mrs q; =,
Orange NJ III, rrlll meet tomorrow on
tie links OF the Merton Crlckets Club at
Hayerford, 10 decide the wqgnens golf
chailplonsh' p Of the United States,
final round by defeating Miss Pauline
4 Ma ckay, U Of tho Oakley Country Club.
who had disposed .of the British cham
spion. Miss Charlotte pod, IN the. first
match play round, Miss bishop defeated
Miss Harley, otTFNall River, 8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
CASE DECIDED.
Bedford People to Await I'M
provemetlts bv Railroad.

An opinion was handed down yester.
day by the Corporation Commission IN
the case of the town OF Bedford City and
the county OF Bedford against the Nor
FOLK and western Railway, OH which
hearing was had in Bedford City on
October 9Th and 9Th.
The commissions opinion, however, de-
clined to require the company to make
any change In the schedule of its trains
or furnish additional facilities at The
freight sta tlon, at which four Of the loca
trains now stop, President Johnson, OF
the Norfolk and Western. having stated
that 1t was his Intention to give the peo-
pic of Bedford city better aceon1moda-
tons at that depot on his own accord.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
Champion at Princeton.

(Speclal to The Times, pispatch,)
y, PRINCETON N. -. October Murray
Olyphant. 1905, o Ter glewood, ". li j., s. on
the university golf championship yesterday
afternoon in 9 final H. eightasn hole match III
IS up ana 4 to play The first eighteen holes
were played last Saturday. when olyphant got
a. lead of 3 The champion received, a large
silver loving cup and has the right TO wear
his clpSS numerals e.y 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15

To-day's football schedule offers two
OF. the best games Of the sea- onSup to
this time. One of these il Harvard vs..
West Point, q meeting that snou.s. y. IS
a good game. i will certainly be ~
best test yet Of Fiaryard's offensive and
defensive work. West Point, apparently,
is not as strong as usual, while Harvard
Is regarded as stronger than last year.
The other well matched teams that play
to-day are Cornell VS.. Bucknell, Bucknell
recently played a q to 10 game against
Carlisle, and us Coach Warner. Ca rlisle's
% = leader, has charge of the squad at
Cornell this seas on the contest will af-t
ford an interesting comparison Of Car.
Isle and Cornell. Another very good
gunP to test the strength Of PRINCETON
will be the struggle with the Naval
Cadets to-day Indianapolis. fale has an
easy thing In Syracuse, while Pennsy :,
lyania ought to defeat Brown by IL to n
points. Columbia plays Amherst to-day
Carlisle ha san easy thing In the Al
brlght4steam and VIII score fifty points
In the south the University Of Virginia
plays the Agricultural, and Mechanical
College Of North Carolina, which recent
" defeat ed 4 NJ LIN q one sore 81 nle,
The ". M. 7. Will play the United st ntes
Marine Corps at Lexington, and Rich
nond College will play the George WASH
1ngtonians at Washington I,
Next Saturday the University VI Vlr-
ginia will play the Virginia Military In
stitute at Charlottesville, while Richmond
College plays the Army Officers from
Fort Monroe. Virginia Polytechnic lnstt-
tute will play North Carolina at Blacss-
burg October goth, while the University
Of Virginia Is meeting Carlisle at Nor-
\ folk EsBf5, .5s.f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
"A Hot. Game.

A hot game Of Football took place IN
Lee Monument field yesterday between
ii wan very interesting IN the last half.
because OF the good playing on each side,
The score WAS Ave to two In favor OF the
Eighth Streets, D.. Hundley, Ell OF the
sses aunt =
We're sorrY TO lose such a fine pla yer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
Races at Worth.
iRyl 'Associated Press,

61.1. .7a753GI1 lBy NAssociated Press. ~.
81 CHICAGO Oct. 14.-Results at Worth:
Z. First races furlongs-Lem Reed q to
y first: Sunny Shore 10 to u second:
Duncan 600 to u third. Time IA.
Lewis e to u first Triumvir q to y Sec
sond; bod anderson (3 to y third. Time,
1:45 Y ~
Third race-6 urlongs-Frontcac f6 to
81 first: i. w. O'Neil l6 to 81 second ;
Mamie Hodge to D third Time,
1913 rs. 355s .sS
Fourth race-m'le and 70 yards Carat
6dl to - first; Burning Glass ~ to 81
second; Harvey Is to d third, j Time, 1;ts.
~ Fifth race-mile and TO- yard s-Cla IS
Jigger "a to j third, Time. ! 49,
Il Sixth race-fye and half furlongs- Sin
cerity Belle III to u first; Black Art Is TO
y second; Dundall q to u third. G Time,
Is 30 81, ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15

~ =
BY virtue Of decree OF the Corporation
Court for the city OF Manchester, va a.
+ b. Bad 5S, therein psRaPg ss5fs a ana
Louisa 7. Woolfolk's Adnnr. and ais, en-.
tered m the sth day # sePte puba
ton, on the day and hour named Abo,
ali the real estate whereof tho lac llouis Q
r. Woo'lolk died seized and P .'s
thirty.one is1) feet each on east line OF
Clopton Street. commencing at the corn +
Ct Sopton street and Eoaa, a ~
Second. Lots Nos, ID. II, 49, 13.g14 and u,
80 feet each on Gust limo Of Clopton Street.
ga Esa aq SanE baof f sbeps aea
lire OF clopton Street " la0 feet deep
WIZ rhm Ii awssIng f tsseG $ feet
west LIE lie 81 c.6pton Street " l5J feet
deep. with frame q ReliinE Thereon.
lront ting Alxfee re On vest
sixtth. Lots Nos. % 2, a e, g and =
s sgg I ss s5ss by sg feet deep e
weil 'arrnnged oiu- ashioned home, nice
shade trees With large 8 rounds ;rynllng
west ne hSlnpe Siteei asn
prising Lots Nos. ]. 2. 3, :, and .. This
could be made one 81 the st$ple Y %
ihts yenlt1y tl'e view y aae
fronting on the southern line OF Yves t1a \
Road 80 feet each BIZ lot feet deep to
voolfolk Street, These are very hand
some lots. Va Is. .,l-s: !.
Westl1aimr Road BY l5s feet deep, with nice
frame dwelling thereon; tents ter 80
S Tent, lot No. Is s. set front on West
corner of I o]ers Street Il ana West Anln
Kpad:: nice frame dive ting thereon re en- Is
- E.se t Ut Nos 81, 2s, 80 81 80
Street go ieei eac ~ 90 feet deep to an
IN 'ISseif,h, Lots Nos. a5 81, 50 and Il:
fronting 80 feet each on; sout h line Of
VITO, rolk Street by III feet 70 an alley \,
Thirteer th.3 Lots Nos g, go, e.. =, %, AZ
o o19 tE ssrsss 81 sas q
This Is one or the most attractive sales
that has been presents ed 70 ne pubic for
aa soMae
9ure In showing this roperLy nefors 4! day
Of SALE or giving Hyln rma tlon pafs'ss
Term s.-one- fourth cash. balance at 6.
az and Is months for n OF es, ~ per cent
Interest adued ; the title re "a ned unit the
whole purcnase money |. Is paid and con
8yeyan'e 0rdsrsa " x x tae s aoNcpRE.
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55i:. r. T. G hEGO DRY,
Vi ISL Special sA 70 sioners.
state OF Virginia. city Of Manchester.
955f to-Wit; ~ l35st ... NH
L, ii. %. Duyal, clerk OF the Corp oratlon
Court for said city, do certify that the
bond required Of the SPECIAL Commlss
ers under the decree entered on the =; tn
day Of September, 1901, In the above 5stylrd
Sul'' nas pe e s0u' III +. Il DUvAL. clerk
Oct 13, Is l6,1S&19 5s53s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
Artillery, Ahead.

z 3 l7343l3 8950ls (Byl Associated PressO Y
n ATLANTA, GA, Oct. little result OF
,to-day's events In the United States Army
Gulf Department field day exercises in
progress at Fort Mcpherson left the three
branches standing as follows: sssti ~ !.
Coast Artillery, 80 ~ points; Cavalry,
q /: Infantry, p points.
The Infantry defeated the Artillery in
q match game OF football this afternoon
by the score of "a to o,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
Ready for All Corners.

organized. This team averages 90 .poupds
and lis oren to all allenges. H. Haynes,
center; J. II custom, right guard; " Black,
left guard; 7. Jobson. right tackle; a;
johnson, left ia exile; 2, Thomson, right
quarter, back; b. Wood. right half back !;
IF. Delaney, left half back; D, Gapdzet,
fun back. 81 y i,
FCaptain,