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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09
Whom You tlave q cold.

The tirst action when you have a cold
shonld he 20 relIeve the lungs. This is
best accomplished hy the free nse Of
Cham berlain's Congh Remedy. This
Remedy iquehrs the tough mncus aud
causes Its expulsion irom the air cells of
the lungs. produces free expertoration
and opens the seeretions. A complete
cure soon follows. This remedy will
cure severe cnld In less time than any
other treatment and leaves the SYSTEM
In u natural and healthy condition, II
connteracts any tendency toward pnen'
monla. Far sal. by Jarvis Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09

8. q. Newell, Of Pulltnan, Washing.
ton, 10 here with lha purpose Of invest
Ing In u half section or so Of Gillian
county wheat land. Mr.. Newell Ia Tor
lner resident oI sonth Dakota ana after
several years' experiences In wheat rails.
ing In that state aud also In the Pslonse
country he IL satisfied TO east his LOT
with Gillian county. believing that no
better farming country can bs found In
the west. In this opinion most other
recent visitors heartily concnr.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09

Paul Morton, secretary Of the
navy and erstwhile railroad pFesi-
dent aud magnate Is the latest
shining mark for a proposed indict.
ment. The president is likely TO
make some changes in his official
family after all even il Hitchcock
does not 60.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09

Cleo. Wasson, the enterprsing Awhile
merchant, is circulating petittdn ask
Ing the post office department to a..
crease the mail service hetwren Condon
and Awhile 10 daily service. More
than 100 persons now receive their mail
at the Alyilie office and the demand for
u better servre IL reasonable.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09

Rev. Frank Simmons received letter
Monday from, Rev. F. l.. Flowers, for
merly pastor OF the Baptist church IN
this city, but recently of Nampa, Idaho
Rev. Flowers Is nov at his tormer home
in Tennessee but expects to accept a
charge In Louis lana soon. Mr.. and Mrs,
Flowers we're Obliged to leave Idaho on
account OF her health.
Mr.. Smith, head miller of the Condor
Milling Co., suffered from light stroke
of paralysis last week but at this writ
ing lie reported to be improving.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09

This thing Is getting serious. II
the grand juries keep their lick up
for 0 few months there will not be
enough able bodied politicians left
In the country to man the ship OF
state.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09
AS Others see us.

In common with Mi the rest Of the
country Condor and vicinity IL sally
afflicted with grippe and other winter
,ia,e maIadier jnst naw.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09
ChambeFiain'e Stomach and Liver
Tablets. unequalled for Con-
situation.

Mr. A. II. Kane, prominent duggist
Of Baxter Springs, Kansas. says: "Cham'
berlaIn's Stomach and Liver Tablets are,
In my Judgment, the most superior pre-
paration Of ANYTHING In use today for
stIpatlon. They are sure In action
and with no tendency TO nauseate or
grippe. For sale by Jarvis Pharmacy.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-02-09

Aren't you glad you don't live
east Of the Rockies1 Ughl Forty.
four below back there.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02

CHADBoURN G. BRADEN,
Rentals and Insurance. II 4th st 8.
'..-'-. Houses.
$25-Eight rooms. modern except heat. 2032
Clinton ay.
$13-Five rooms. 219O 10th av s.
Steam Heated Flats.
$35-Summer; $40 winter, I rooms. 1916 9th
av 8.
$82-Summer; $37 winter. rooms. 1922 9th
av s. 49, -t....
$3O-Summer; $35 winter. rooms 1920 9th
av S. .rt- - -
S2o-Summer; S25 winter, rooms.
Flats Unheated.
$1T-Four rooms. bath. gas, 143 Aldr1ch av N.
SS-Three rooms 231S 10th ay S.
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DAVID P. JONES & co.

Rental List. ~. 49,. =
S60-No. 1917 Hawthorn av, - rooms steam
heat furnished "..- !
SS;ao-No 1901 Hawthorn av, rooms, modern
10, EXCEPT t9a heat e astn a. rooms modern GOOD
s2s-No. a5ie 9th av S, rooms, modern. hot
s2e-No. 2515 9th av s, rooms. modern. hot
s22.5 MSS ns ssi4 Clinton av, rooms, modern
s22-No 2214 4th av s, list hoors rooms.
Sao1Sses:s 1928 chicago az; 7 rooms. city water.
2 Ess F FesaRt See sv + rooms city
a1SGSo. 1862 Dupont b; ont av N, rooms. water.
a15-Eo. soo1 Bryant av s., rooms. city
o-No. 2e42 Pleasant av, rooms. modern
q Flats Not Heated.
M0-No. 1908 e 21st st. LIST floor. rooms,
E,o-No. so7 Humboldt av N, list floor. 8
rooms. all modern except heat. hot water
sae1N ilsi sos Humboldt av N. Sd door, s
~ rooms, all modern
el4-No. 3041 Sd av s. s2nd floor. 8 rooms.
Sa 4e oaTiaad a gas % ana aoa1 tuses
jan a2 so1 Fifth iith av $. ID noor rooms
TsssF a7s ssT Emerson av s. % floor, 4 rooms
S.SS s ssss Park az. I'd floor. 8 rooms,
mo. 1as ssa H hsRtso Flats ats rooms for
MN lachelor, quarters only three large bed
sas srfs i psI0r St. and ID tile eor
sNo. 3a4 z 18th st, "a door. 9 rooms,
1S Sost Sos Ridgewqoa av, LIST door. s rooms
No. 800 Beacon st ST. 'iiS''r soo aasorG hot
X.so.No. sss2 Chicago av. I'd floor rooms.
HA in fine shape.
aNo: 1zos Dupont av N. I'd floor. rooms.
- Stores.
mo: soT 9Th st s. 50xso. water. gas. etc..
AsgoIod location for grocery store 80
al-No. 71a e 26th st, water.
Jam heated fats.
EPARK Az, IL ROOMS, ALL MOD :
ay s. brick dwelling and barn Sloo' ~
ia rooms, all moderns. anu Da.n. 81. oo
Portland av, 1e rooms, all modern, :
t barn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
g. 18th st, charming, up-to-date 1870
1890 new Groom fat, first or second
4ishland az, is rooms, all modern, SOU
yicollet ay. 10 rooms, modern, brick $50
sidgewood av. 70 rooms. ali mod mod. .0'o>
f 10th st. nice neighborhood close ooo'
In, rooms including bath, hot-air
furnace, open plumbing, gas AZ
III 85lules, ss'AietuSo $3.50. -. IN
Eteyens az, rooms, modern. $500. 25.0(
mace city water :........... $50
sine place, y rooms, modern. 25.0
water ;...:..:. 200
22d st, rooms, city water, bath,
lgas :. IT'S
akland ay: 8 rooms, city water. 1870
linton av, rooms, city water.... $50
iII1 18th st. rooms city water,
closet $50
city water, sewer and clcset...... 1870
-fH3s lSfh st, rooms city water. ..... 1870
list ay n. rooms, LIST floor, city
L water -. 9.l
18th st, second floor, five rooms,
scity water ...g...... ...3......... sc
George Odlum, Manager,
300 Phoenix Building.
|os 18th Av N. CITY WATER, SEWER
Six rooms.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02

steam heated fiat in .''Lincoln Court Ola Z
10th st, $32.5 so. Edwards & Brewster. sO3
Guaranty building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02
FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
THORPE BROS,

THORPE BROS.
Real Estate Loans and Rentals,
Andrus Building.
81 Lake x St rooms .,t moSe a ter
~ s0O--62S Rassett place. rooms.
g 90 500 Aldrich av n rooms, water.
Sl5 oo-2oo5 james av NJ. Groom cottage
SIG 00--l4os 10th av N, Groom cottage,
go o0--3252 Pleasant ay rooms. modern.
$25 .0o-s243 Chicago ay, 8 rooms, modern;
o0--2541-3 Chicago av, rooms II tho host
"A modern, fiat house, convenient TO pest
ss25. oo-252 I'd av 6 rooms, water and sewer.
aSS27. 5o-715 Oak Lake av N. rooms: modern.
$50 0--S4 18th st S, 8 rooms, modern.
$50. 0o-2644 Oakland av, rooms, modern.
$50. o0-2T2S Stevens ay, II rooms, modern.
5 1sth St % 2oos mGae eaern
$40 oo-2u2 Ridgewood av, I rooms, modern.
Ish s 70 Da TSems Is
$e5.0o-1319 w 2Ath ST. 10 rooms, modern
oools1a th st Sc 10 rooms modern rooms
Modern Flats.
The Norwood, 1901 to II 9th av $. and
rooms. steam heat polished hardwood oed
floors antNr service rst eass a ms Iews
me Wellington. $50 up; isosil Yale PLACE -, T.
and rooms all outside windows; steam
heat; janitor service: beautifully decor
ated: walking distance,
ments; 5, l. and rooms: Lowry Hi
district; in pink Of condition.: hrst-ciass
cafe in basement: $26 up. .
EayFry Hill Apartments 1160 Hennep1n av, .
and 6 rooms one Of the most complete ana
up date fats that YOU Will md, over
looking the city; $45 w. .s.ss.. /
3A2.S0-1412 w Goth ST. new Elk ana seven
rooms: steam heat and jan1tor servlee'
viii be ready for occupancy ABOUT sept. ~.
e2Tl50-Corner 25th st and Harriet aV: SIX
.TrxS rooms. modern. ..-...
sal'sS 0o-8OS 7th st Sc, seven rooms. modern. ,
4 Magnolia. s45, 2715 Hennepin .av, = and .
%5sis rooms new fats just completed, STEAM
r "a heat, janitor services. -.
k ,3oO-6oS-10 Ridgewood, and rooms, new
fiat. ia. ..'- IT,.
F oo--crane Flats, 1903 % av S. rooms
steam heat. -
s5.oe-The Navarro. 17os 9th av, s. rooms
modern. steam heat. walking distance
~ high school.
S22 5000 Irving av N, rooms, modern.
1$3O.O0-e17 14th av SCI, duplex. rooms.
F$55o0-1511 Stevens av. 10 rooms. third hoor;
RLenox Flats, $3S, 515 to $40 9th st s. and
rooms artesian we'll, polished floors
steam heat and janitor services.
Stores and Manufacturing Space.
no 9th st S, 44x6s steam heat.
i61A Ntcollet av, 44x90, third floor.
s1029-31 Hennepin av, 22x60 and 22X6S. .
1867 9th st S, second floor, 44x13 80.
1927 Sd av N, 24x6O, first floor
g$45.9O-7o4 LIST S, 22x5O
Thorpe Bros,
Andrus Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02

SEvEN-RooM FLAT. HARDWOOD FINISH
and foors modern except heat; rent $21; six
room fat, pine finish, modern except heat, $12.
r. r.. Betcher & Co.. 507 Phoenix building.
MODERN EIGHT-RooM FLAT At 1914 18th
ay s. Call any time.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02

ELEGANT SOUTHEAST CORNER FIRST
floor, ten rooms, thoroughly modern; steam
heated hat; Lincoln court, Ola 10th st, $45.
Edwards & Brewster, 500 Guaranty Bldg. r.:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02

J. Schultz & SON,
Rental List.
$35-2551 Grand av, second floor Of a duplex
house; thoroly modern in every respect, pri-
vate heating plant; five rooms, alcove and
bath. Call at office for particulars. Pos
session Sept. 18th.
$35-717 Kenwood boulevard; nine rooms and
bath; combination heat; hardwood floors
and gas fixtures.
$3O-621 7th av S, nine rooms modern, fur
mace; walking distance to town.
$11-3155 Bloomington av, five rooms, city
water, sewer; second floor.
$11-2449, 10th av s, four rooms, city water,
sewer; first fooc.
$11-721 w 31st st, four rooms, city water,
sewer; first floor.
~ -n" J. Schutt & Son,
$40 Temple Court. -,.~-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02

|os 18th Av N. CITY WATER, SEWER,
SIX rooms.
DC B. Cone q Co.. 617 Guaranty Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02
FOR RENT


UNFINISHED Rooms
Continued.
HoUsE-DowNsTAIRs, SUNNY. PLEASANT
rooms, city water, wet sink, two blocks from
Emerson av line. No. 1872 23d ay N; see
owner, 1915 LIST N.
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED. GOOD SIZED
room in modern fat, bath connection. Call
Sunday morning or Monday. 1911 Park av.
second floor.
SECOND FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS, GAS FOR
cooking and lighting; city water, cistern; de-
tached house; pleasant location. 3531 9th av s.
TWO Or THREE PARTLY FURNISHED ROOM
for very light housekeeping to parties deslr-
ing quiet home. 1852 Vine place.
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED RooMs-321s
Oakland ay, rooms; 1888 10th av S. rooms.
Baxter. S43 Lumber Exchange.
FOUk ROOMS, DOWN STAIRS; MODERN
house, hot water heat; rent $40. 1900 18th av
S. Phone T. G. 1855.
Six ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR; RENT 49,;
gas and city water in house. Call 1928 Mic
ollet av.
MODERN EXCEPT HEAT, ROOMS. UP
stairs good neighborhood; 90. 25OS Ell
hot ay.
8 ROOMS, I'd FLOOR, at 9Th ST S, CITY
water, SIS. One room furnished will pay rent.
THREE DOWN STAIRS, 613h 9Th ST N. $500.
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FOR RENE
Unfurnished Houses.


Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.
9 2 2 : 4. SGA& 9 9
o 200 Andrus Building. o
o Modern Houses. o
Q hardwood floors, line lawn in front. one Q
o block from LIST av car line; rents Tor $50. Q
o 2641 Garfield av, 10 rooms, $I5. o
o 1907 Laurel av, second floor rooms.
Q within walking distance, newly painted, Q
o new plumbing, decorating hot water heat Q
o ing plant laundry; yard front and rear; Q
0 SO 18th sc S, rooms, duplex house, o
o walking distance; hardwood hoors open o
Q climbing, good lawn and trees; rents for 9
Q = ia1s 4th st sE 10 rooms $50. Suitable Q
o for roorning-house. Three blocks from uni o
0 1915 Sd av s. rooms, s25. 0
o 936 Goth av s, S rooms $40. o
o foors each SO. o
o 811o 9Th av S. II rooms, $s5. o
o 1924 Riverside av, store, IS. o
o Furnished House. o
Q POI w 9th st, s rooms, $35 o
Q o o 9 o Q Q o Q
BADGERS RENTAL LIST.
1a7A 9th st NE. I'd floor, fat 2, rooms, -. ]
1917 9TH St Ne, "a door aat $, rooms, e-z'o0
steam heat Observation-Disclosures. $500
1928 Stevens av. 1st hoor 9 rooms mod
ern, steam heat 81. Sc
1925 Hawthorn av, LIST floor, 6 rooms, mod
ern steam heat. :. ............... 81. sc
80 18th st S, I'd hoor rooms modern. 81 sc
1919 clinton av, LIST floor, rooms, modern. 3d.
129 E 2Sth st. Cd noor rooms modern
-, :, steam heat . :. ........... s5 .ot
- steam heat ..,........... 49, Al 5e
1916 Hawthorn av, list floor, 8 rooms mod
ern except heat .................. 80 .ot
IA Highland place. third floor, three
rooms, modern except heat ....... - .ot
PAL 10th av S, I'd floor, 6 rooms, city
water .................... e.ot
Walter l.. Badger,
Nx@{3o u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
\ STAFFORD CANDIDATE.
Mr.. r, c. L. Moncure Announces
Himself for the House.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Tincs-Disp1tch.) ..s
i FIRE VA. July 27.---t
Mr.. r. c. u. Moncure, a prominent farm 4
.er and business man OF Stafford county
has announced his candidacy for tho
lDemocra tic .nomnation&for tho House OF.
Delegates from Stafford and King George
counties, subject to the Democratic prl-
mary He is the only candidate 80. far
Preparations have already commenced
for the nineteenth, annual fair OF the
Kappa hammock Valley Agricultural and
Mechanical Association. OF this city. to
be held here September goth, 9th and
28th. III addition to the prizes which are
offered in all the various departments OF
stock, produce and ladies' handlwork.
there Will be sport and diversions and an
attractive race programme. with good
purses. .s
Mr. John J. Nicholson. Of Stafford
county while working a steam shovel q 7
Bowie. Md, has his foot badly mashed
and has been brought to his home near
here, where he Is improving under the
treatment Of a physician.
The Republicans Of this city Will hold
a mass meeting on the night Of August
4th to elect delegates to the State con-
vention at Roanoke and to the legislative
and senatorial conventions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
Wires Must Go Under Ground.

Especial to The Times-DlspatcllJ
e GREENSBORO, July 9.-At q meeting
of the Board of Aldermen last night an
ordinance requiring the Western Union
and tho Postal Telegraph Company TO
place their wires OH the business streets
or the city underground was adopted by
vote Of a TO .. Tho measure was siren
uously opposed BY the; telegraph COM
gUanics. some months ngo simllar8pr-
dlnnnce was proposed for both tho tois-
phone and telegraph companies. It was
3ndopted, compelling the telephone COM
many To 60 underground, and that work
has lust been completed. Tho TELEGRAPH
companies were let out then Now there
is resolution 10 repnYe South Elr'
street, and tho telegraph ordinance was
revived on the ground that II tho wires
we're placed underground nov. IT would
not necessltate the tearing up OF the
street for, some future enactment Of the
kind,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
EQUAL RIGHTS
FOR. FARMERS: ||.|M'|| III. J.
rhe American Society Of Equity
Us Doing Much Work 5
III Amelia.
FIVE UNIONS ARE FORM . n [
The Object IS to Protect the the.
Farmei1#and Break Up
a Gambling a
!, !. n. ~ !, ,,,,o - 4 q. 1,ia,a lch.,

tsl; (SDnCiul nc
5AMEL1,A e. !. II, VA. July ia a con
Bs,dernbn number o farmers from nearly
All parts OF the county nsscfnblcd here
today 10 hear ar, address BY Mr. Fl. y.
Rhcrt1an Of Indiana, an eloquent expo.
nct,t Of equal rights for farmers and
national organizer for tho American 20
clctyG OF Equity. 18s
Mr, q. Booker, OF Morven. already
Il member and local organizer. introduced
the speaker In few we'll chosen re.
marks, saying that he was ga tisfied \ tlat
grand results must flow from the organl-
cation when Its work was 2understooo A " y
It's system adopted by the farmers.
Mr.. Sherman delivered most inter- TER
cstng nddrcss.to which carelul sa.lehl,vht
was maid. He said the object and ptir-
nose Vas to benefit the farmers. und not
ia injurc others; that they were entit tltt
10 lust and fair prices for what they
furnished all the capital and labor 70
produce: they were not unfriendly " 10
buyers they needed them but they pro-
5posc TO and do already ascertain q 5knoWl-
edge OF the supplies raised and the de-
snand for them, and with this knowledge
they can arrive at fair prices TO ASK
for their products and keep the gamblers
and spectators from fixing prices below
the cost Of production. Il 4.
gam UllIlB ~
gstruycd, but bona fide buyers are sought
ana welcomed from every source.
,.".who is to change this system but put
farmers lie asked; "hn1 farmers are
already doing 1t in@vast numbers. both
IN and out Sof the organiza ton, wfiich is
now 100000 strong, and has organizations
In every state but four, and In Canada,
South America and Australia. 3
81 "A semi-monthly paper Is Issued to every
member, and gives full Information Of the
workings OF the organization and the
state OF the markets everywhere.
al the close Of The address Mr.. Stacy
cited several instances OF selling by the
method OF organization that. had brought
great gain to the producers-things5 that
were taking place here in our own State State
and county. 81 iEs II
w After the meeting arrangements were
started ia establish a local union here.
and one near Beaver Pond These will
make five unions in this county, and
good results are looked for. NH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
THE REPUBLICANS
0| PORTSMOUTH.
The slcrip Faction Wins Out
e. and Chooses Dele
5 nj gates.
NORFOLK DISTRICT MEETING I
Negro tVoi1a,1a at Lanbert's, Point
Dies AS Result Of curing
OilEin Stove.
fspecinl il The 'rlmes-DlspatchDl

NORFOLK K, VA, July 2I-'rhc Rcpubo-
licans or Portsmouth met In st. y o ''f y, 8
Hail, in Dinwiddic street, tonight 70
elect two delegates to the state conven-
ton, to be hold In Roanoke next month rl'l1.
There arc only 249Smenbcrs Of the party
n tic city, but they arc divided into two
factions, and are after each others scaips'.
CAPTAIN Julian 3. Pace, Postmaster IL. =.
Butt and +. j. Riley arc looking after
the interests Of the Bowdcn faction. while while
3obert I Conner, q candidate for post
master, has large following, and -
ba ok cd BY the Slemp influence.
63.,rherc are less than fifty colored voters
In the city, but they are power "hen
there ID d split In the white ranks, and
efforts were made to secure the attend.
atce of every one OF them at the meetanB
Tonight.
The convention ended in a complete vic
tory Cor the Slcmp forces, and two Slemp
delegates were elected for the convention
III Roanokc Ike Brennan and John ..
Reag gan. There was O long meeting, very.
contentious and $disorderly,
d 5jf NIETtI ODIST5 NFE;R EN- CE.
The Norfolk District Conference, Metho-.
dist Episcopal Church, South. in session
al Nlr1mos Church, In Princess Anne
county. for three days, closed to-day.
The conference elected the following dele
gates and alternates to the Virginia an !
nual conference: Delegatcs--A. e. Kel-
lam, George i. stevens, ]. W. CRANKY,
j. +. Miller. Alterr,ates-J. w. Backus,
u. n Kcgeben, 81 Y. L. Babcock, p. j.
Whitehurst. 1he conference renewed the
licenses OF the following local minister's:
A. III. Way, OF Cumberland Street local
elder: r.. b. IIarwell. OF NfcI<endree, local
deacon; u. r. McConica, Of Epworth,
local deacon: j. G.. Robertson. FL 1i..
;Dozier, g. NJ Parker. W. r Duff and
w. II Land, licentiatcs. 5}
BAD II ENTAII CONDITION s5
y Lep wilkins, a young. man who came
here from Danville on an excursion, and
was picked up on the street last night
In an apparently dcranged condition. was
held in the Police Court to-day for 2
commission of8lunacy l5|
81. Rebecca II NeWsom, colored, ofIs3Thirty-
ninth Street, Lambert's Point. died this
morning from burns received as The re-
suit Of pouring oil into q kitchen stove
In which there was smouldering wood.
THE can from which she was pouring
the fluid exploded In her hands, envelope
Ing her in flames. She ran into the street
md was horribly burned when rescued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
THE HORSE SHOW
A. Front D ROYAL!
1t Opened There Yesterday TN
der the Most Ideal Com
ditions.
AN EXHIBITION or RIDING
MrSOakic Goes Over umpsWith8
d Piece Of Twiilc AZ a
Bride. \
,c,,, a., z MA .r,Itncs.Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Tltnes-DispatchO &,
FRoNT ROYAL. VA July e7-TheI
first day OF the twelfth annual Front
Royal Iiorse show took, place to-day un-
der tic most ideal weather, With an th.5
usually large crowd. nd-stand boxes
snllcd In their utmost capacity, and well
contested classes made the show far$
mare excellent than iii previous years
Mr.. Oakle, Of Uppervlllc, Va, gave an
exhibition Of bareback riding over jumps
aw,ith only small. twine a 8 q bride, whlcl,
won the admiration OF the spectators.
The hunters nat race and steeplechase
we're neck to neck even from start TO fi nm.
ISL. The most prominent society people PIE
occupying boxes were Eugene LeVeri !,i
md Misses Ashby, Baltimore, Md; vs.
In Crosby and family, AZ Norfolk. Val
Messrs. Cushman, st. Louis, Mo-; y. NJ.
Dixie, Now York; ". G. Butler. Berryvlile,
Va. ". j. kennedy Staunton, va. me me
attendance wa fifty8 per cent. nrser ti it
last year. IL r.. n
Vi Glass combination Harness ana SAD =.
dle:C) Excellence. M. 9. Rlchard sou. ~ ~
Front Eroni H Royyal rs a Sangei Dr. Van
I'M Class 17-Park Saddle: ~ No name,
Rogers Bros, s11amll Ton, a.' VI uontt,ie
Piedmont Stock Farm, UpperYliliie' 81 u
l3) Iloroda, Thompson Sewers.
Glass 2S-Four- Y ear Old, Driving: - Nav.
do 4. a. Rawlings. Rectortown., ya.; :, I2l
Sirprlse, WIG. Fletcher, Upperville Nu.;f
ca independence Thompson Sewers
Glass Jumping Class:d) Grand MA:
Va: (2li Mountain Girl. r. NJ. Peach,
Upperville. Va; 90 Dress Maker, Pied
mont Stock. Farm. Uppervlle, Va.
Glass s21-tightweight Hunter: ~ Daz-s
zle, &. W. Chancellor, Delaplnne, Va.;%(2)R
Virginia Hunt II. NJ. Luttrcll, Delapl lane
Va Z az Tippecanoe. q. r. Warthen.
Glass NJ 25--H leap 4 Jump: az Ava-
lanche, il. r. Bald Win,sJr,;. (2) virginia
Hunt, III. NJ. "a Lut trell, Delaplane; (3l Raf-
fees Meadow Farm, Baltimore, Md
FLAT Faace--6cO yards Sin heats: a. The
Dream, dlar. I2ortner Bros, Manassas sI,
(2) Beloved. X 2. Puget, Scranton; Pa;
(3) John LIKE. w. Z s. Kirker,E Plains.
Hunters Flat Race, over 4-foot jumb
before starting: ~ Conflicting Evidence,
Portner& Bros. Manassas 3; (2) Oak Crest,
G. w. Wines; (3) The Herald, 7. G. 1.ccch,
steeplecha sc, across country about 2 10
miles: u) Spahl. p. X. Salisbury Linden,
Va. :; (2) Mignonette. James D. TIall,8L
den; az a. AS Touraine, Portner Bros,
Manassas. 5 w II !. III. 8