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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
FIRE IN ALEXANDRIA.
Fine Horses Burned Daring Act
Of a Baggage Master.
Especial to Tho Times,D ispatch.)

Il
N ALEXANDRIA,. VA, September 2o.-A
steam fire engine. four coal wagons and
a. lot OF miscelane Gus articles We're burn
ed and eight large draught horses were
cremated In tho fire which destroyed the
stables and warehouses Of William a,
Smoot and Co., coal deaders. at the cor
ner OF PRINCESS and Union streets last
night about midnight. with total loss
OF $4,000, only a part OF which wa COW
cred by Insurance. When the fire blazed
out there were fourteen horses In the
stalls but six Of them We're saved. Each
horse was valued at from $3.50 to $500,
The firelnen fought hard to prevent the
flames from spreading, and succeeded IN
protecting the extensive frame works OF
the Alexandria Fertilizer and Chemical
Company, which, being situated right
across the street from the burning stables,
were in imminent danger for some tins
Several freight cars on Union street
caught fire, and one Of them containing
a. filed doll tank was saved with difficulty.
Mr.. Charles semmes a baggage master
on the Southern I'nillpad. voluntarily
lperformed tho dangerous feat OF coup
ling a shifting engine to tho tank car.
the woodwork of which was so wrapped In
flames that an explosion was momen-
starily. expected.
26 A portion OF the loss from the burning
OF the warehouse was sustained by tho
Miller Company, which owned a quantity
3of uueenswnro stored on the SECOND floor.
The Are engine burned WAC tho property
Of Mr.. William A. Smoot The origin
of tho fire Is unknoWn. ,5} + 81 l} Il
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THE CI7Y.PARTY
IN PHILADELPHIA | |. |: !. ] ] !. { |
.Nominates d Reform Ticket
Against the Republican,
Organization.
MAYOR WEAVER is ENDORSED Z
Procession With Bands to the
58 City Hail and An Ovation a
for$I1im.
Z = fEtSi- IN II Nisift tfl'3E'f Itt5 III -s.t
H(I3y Associated Press.)

b PHILADELPHIA. PA, September 29--
In a most unusual convention followed by
an unprecedented demonstration, the new
City Party. q reform body, opposed TO
the methods of4the Republican organza-
ton, to-day nominated a ticket to be
voted for at the November election. The
ticket IS rs follows: Sheriff. Wilson II.
Brown; Coroner. j. NJ. r. Jernion, CITY
Commissioned, Rudolph Blankenburg and
Edward A. Anderson; Judge Common
Pleas Court No. 1, Craig Biddle; Judge
Orphans Court, Morris Dallett
Judges Bddle and Dallett are at pres
cnt on the bench and are the regular Re.
publican nominees for reflections These
Offices not being considered partisan po-
sItions By, the City Party the candidates
were endorsed by the invention. TO day s
convention was tho first IL, many years
In this city to which The delegates went
,,ninstructed, There was no Slate anti
each OF the 917 delegates was at liberty
to name whom he chose for tine oiilces.
The result was a selection Of candldatcs
who fairly represent the reform elelnent
that has come into prominence since
Navnr Iveayer's break with the Organiza-
Etion last May.S B. 4,
Never a before In the history Of this
4 city had the concluding scenes OF con-
fyentton been enacted. on motion It wa $
decided that the entire body Of delegates ga
and alternates should march TO the CITY
hall. three blocks away and acqunlllhlt
Mayor Weaver Of the action Of the con
yentlon. Headed BY q brass band the
delegates marched to the Mayors Office
and were met BY him in the reception esc '' 2
room adjoining his office. hi \,
IS fine Mayors appearance was the signal
for an ovation which continued fully ~
I'VE minutes. Mayor Weaver was lifted 70
a table In heHcenter Of the room ana (, Q
delegate stood on either side Of MN
with2Ea large American flag. Addresses . =
We're made spledging Che Mayor. the sup ~
bort Of tho convention, to which the
Mayor responded. The platform adopte1
81 tion1yfor municipal franchises, repeal
the ripper Bill, divorce Of oftlce,hold-
5ers from political control and indorses
the administration Of Mayor Weaver.
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they D,oN'T>WEAR PIC TAILS
Nor Did They Dress Like China
men, But Actions Speak
44 Loud.

Il Y 4 a = D
IVA game played with the greatest
amount OF snap and ginger and pleas
nntness occurred at Broad Street Park
Yesterday afternoon. IT was ndvcrtls.
a ed as being an exhibition commonly
called baseball. Perhaps some one will
recognize 1T when the description rs
given. There were eighteen men with
uniforms on. The colors OF these uni
forms varied according to the size and
shape OF tho wcnrer. Nine fgt1e men
were out in the field while the; other
nine men were sitting down. And every
now and then man would get up and
take a stick and try to hit q round
thing, called n baseball. There wns
one man that wlggled himself about
and threw ball real hard Occasion
ally 1t would jump around In the air
and the man with the stick couldn't
hit It. But this was very seldom the
case.
5& And then there was another man who
didn't have any uniform. He was the
boss and no kept yelling. for balls i a1, 7.
Tor strikes. }rhey gave him several y Y
balls but none OF tho players struck
him.. His name was Daniel Hogan. but
no Is sometimes called Danny. for short
ness Once they said no used to wear
d pretty uniform md catch the ball and
throw tho ball, too. That was when
he was young, so the others said. When
the game had gone about half way the
boss said his eyes hurt him to look
with them and lie walked away. And
then all OF the players went and put
clothes on and laughed and said It was
funny game. Tho multitude that Wit
messed the exhibition rose UP and shout
ed that 1t was great and the rulers
gathered in some money and DEPARTED
3. A la Chinee.
But what's the use. The Brownies and
the East End Blues played Il game
yesterday that will effect the game to-
day. The Blues won, but the victory f,s
not worth much when It comes from
Baseball is hurt by such exhibitions
There never was any excltcmcnts and
there was very little good playing. 4,4c-
Evoy pitched for the Brownies and AZ
ter he got angry he Just handed them
over Mike Hogan did the twirlIng for
the Blues and did II well, with the
exception OF one inning. when he was
little Wild.
He f1ed the bases with men BY allow
ing them to walk in the first inning.
Ten men came to bat in this inning and
there were five runs. &. !.
But the Blues evened UP In their hn..
by making four runs and keeping up
the good work afterwards, landing nlce-
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Tainted in Court,
snecinl tn The Tlmes-Dlspatch.,

(specinl to The Times Dlspatch.)
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 3,-AIiss Matte
Wilkinson. of High Street, While testl-
wing In the police court this morning
against Minnie Jiggetts. a colored girl.
OF "a Wilson Ayels.s, whom she charged
with striking her In the side with q
brlok, fainted and had to be carried
by her father and officers In the court
room into the office of Mayor Rlddick,i
where she was attended by pr. Spt-
ton. The case was continued until Sep.
TENDER 9th, Miss Wilkinson stated that
tho defendant struck her on her own
porch without the least proyocatlon. the
blow rendering her unconscious and In
Bnictlng Injuries from which she Is ELL
suffering, Miss Wilkinson is the daugh-
ter OF William Wilkinson. Of tho fire
department. III 4t 5s Y WI sSf .sss
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PROPER WINNER
Of OCCIDENTAL Q 4 D n
Went to the Front in the Stretch
and Kept the Lead Under
. tlletWire.
. 3 I I HEAVILY i: PLAYED
Proper Opened Favorite, But the
Formers Price Forced Up
to Two TO One.
BUTTLING HEAVILY PLAYED
(By Associated Press. I, {

NEW YORK. September 2o.-Proper
Won the Occidental handicap. one milo
and a&quarter. at Gravesend to-day.
Proper opened favorte in the betting. but
the hcury5eiay on Buttling kept his price
lotto e. TO j. Bedouin maintained the
lead to the stretch. when Idildebrand
sent Proper to the front and won by two
tand n hall. lengths. K Il
L First race--about six fYrlongs-Jake
Sanders Is to 81 first, Bryan (G to y sec
ond, Cedarstrome Is TO u third. Time,
51:11 rs.
Second neutrality-suspicious. about two
miles and haIf-Ruth's Rather Is 10 y
first, Grandpa Otto u second, Pious. Is 10
Dathird. Time. sol.
Third race-hpe and a half furlongs-
Azorl 70 to.D f1rst Dodina Us to y
second. Crossways q to y third. Time,
100 Is. a
mile and a furlong-Proper g to % first.
First NllennE I. Tod second. Be::Iiil =
to u third. lime, 1,55 20. K. NJ
5a Fifth race-one mile and a slxIesGtsi--
Bragg Is TO - first, D'Arkle g to y SCI
ond, Judge Hines q to o third. Time,
4 Sixth race-abont six furlonss -la.hes
5Roddick (even) first. Anodyne Us % -
second. Brother Frank 6 to y third.
Time, 1:12 l-j. rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
V,''1.I.I2'C CHINA.
BRIE rs
(snecia1 t. The Times Dispatch.)

ESPECIAL TO The Times Dlspatch)
ALEXANDRIA, w. ~ ssp he Per some Sgm
Captain James Smi.hers w 1er a9 ch
man in the employ of the Washington
Southern Railway Company, was round
dead in ibis watchman,s poS "a asasne f tbIs
morning. Death was due TO natural
causes He was n brother Of Ca plain
William B. Smlthers, conductor q on ne nc
Southern Railroad :, 49,, ~,
recently resigned the pastorate OF O group
of churches In this county TO faccePt q
call to Compton Street Church m Man
chester moved his family to Manchester ;a
charge of his church in Manchester r ABOUT
the 10Th OF next month. !, = !, 80 = !
A DANVILLE, VA.--George - Edwards
and Company. merchant talors made d ar 9,
assignment this morning to Mr., Il, S g,
Smith, cashier Of the Goldsboro Savings
Bank. The liabilities Of the firm are put
down at 5000, and It is calculated mat
s'' GH IESsrf RiIi coURThoUs VA.
An Infant OF about eight months died In
the county jail to-day, tbs child OF anna
the pententiary for three. years for .pos-
onlng the food OF a number or white
people at MI. ]. Scott Parrish's farm n,
NEWPORT NEWS. VA eale T y :;
Thaxton. died to-day from the effects eS,ts
Of sucking the head Of matches. "a The
child Is said 70 have been IN the y, habit ~
Of putting all the matches she could OBJ,
thin in her mouth, To-day she secured
enough Of the poisonous substance t':'t TO TO
N S TystE yA.-Tho total enrolment
Z Of the public schools OF the city y now
we'll upward of five thousand, the largest
In the history Of the city at this his time l''a
= 'su IF Gs, VA.--For the benent OF the
Runkel Stock Company. q. heatrlcal or
gnnizatlon, Deputy Sheriff Robert
NorAeet last evening gave an exhibition
bloodhound man-chase. A negro was al
lowed good start with Instructions 70
take circuitous route and gain place
OF safety. "a *. !, =,
followed the trail unerrlngly, and soon
found their quarry much to tho citation n
WINCHEsrER, vA,-Willinm Miller, n
Frederick county bachelor ef s,xty ceoae
there to-day, but forgot the name Of his
bride frfha ed ths 10 ed rs
name was Mrs Harriet Keckley q widow.
A license was then issued to Mr.. Miller
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
A y. Directors.
5(By Associated Press.

NEW 1YORK. September 20.--lAt the an
ma 4 meeting OF the Associated Press
held today at the waldorf-Astoria 70 e
ltcl, the following directors were re.elect.
ed for the ensuing three years; Z, M l'.
SLorles II. n {; rasty, Baltimore News: w
i. LIN Mclean CT Phladelphla Bulletn:W. 3 3:
Nelson. Kansas City Star; Adolph s
.Orhs, OF the New York Times was "a a, ais &c
III yyhiteIaw Reid, New York Z Tribune
Who declined recollection on account O
absence abroad After trnnsacting some
routine business. the meeting adjourned
at 2 o. clock.
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Louisville.
(By Associated Press.) !,

N, II.OUISVILLE, 7KY,.I September %
Churchill Downs summaries: "a 7,
first, Colonel Jim Douglas eco to y second,
Frank Boil Go to y third. Time LIT 3-6.
Second race-7 fnrlongs-J ohm Lyle @ ia
q first, Doltnda GEO to j SECOND. Turran'
Third races 10 furlongs- Charlatan ga
to q first. Rolla Is to y second, Prince
Nap, $50 to y third Time l;lo ~ w.. .,
Fourth MileZ,oarthula % 70 ,, ~,
Grass Girl GO to y third. Time, LA 40,
Fifth raced furlongs-Osee g 70 q tlrst
Merry Belle IN to D. second, Hostility q
10 il third. Time. 1903 Id. .
sixth race-Allle-Dr Wang QS to y
first, NeYa WEIGH DOT u second. Yarie-
Ties @ to q third. limo. l:44 3d.
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The Only ST Outing 10 the Seaside
ONE WAY coLoNlsTs' RATES.

Via Chicago Great Western Railway,
to points In Arizona, California, Colorado.
Idaho, Montana Nevada, Oregon. y tan.
washington, Alberta and British Colum-
.bla, Tickets on sale September 18TH TO
October 31st Choice Of routes. For fur-
5ther information apply to w. nj. McCon-
nell, n, p. a., sci Bourse Building. Phila-
7delphia, Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
RIG HMoND HORSE SHOW. OCTOBER
g4f 1O,1A 1905.

Low Rates Via r., F. & P. r, r,
One fare plus 500. round trip from all
stations to Richmond, Va. including one
admission to the Horse Show, Tickets
on sale October Q, 10, II, ~ la, H. good
going only on date of Issue and returning
until October 10, 1905, inclusive; no stop
overs allowed, Apply TO ticket agents
r., n. & p. II. r,
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SPECIAL oNE,WAY coLoNlsTs RATE

SPECIAL oNE,WAY coLoNlsT RATES
TO PACIFIC COAST AND POINTS IN
THE FAR WE&T, VIA CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO ROUTE.
From September 18th till October 3lst
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will
sell SPECIAL. ONE-WAY MINED CLASS
COIONIST TICKETS at greatly reduced
rates. notably, s4e,7b to the Pacific Coast.
points beyond the Rockies, In Arizona,
California, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah,
Washington, etc ". ,3
I'ol, detail Information, amply 70
H w. o. WARrHEN,
d, p. A.. G. and Q. Railway. Richmond.
va.
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The Dead Honored.

(By Associated Press.) . \
Il CHATTANOOGA, NJ TENN, Septembel
20-The last session OF the present reunion
Of the Society OF the Army OF the cum
berland was held to-day.
It was devoted to memorial service
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
.RF1EUN1AT
Y COMMONI I'm SUMMER

The time to get rid Of Rheumatism is
iii Summer willie the blood Is endcayor.
ing to purge itself Of oil poisohs aud In i
purities, and the skin is active, tT'th al
the pores atid glands open and able, II
this way, 10 assist iii the elimination, sS4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

above date, and at the time fnentloned, rs
an unusually fine lot OF, TIo usehold,, .Fur-i
Hall. n
Massive Oak Hall Racks, Hall Seats
and Hail Chairs, Rugs CARPETS. Pictures,
etc. KS 5lGG 4 sSs y sgS {fg$4
Front Parlor.
Massive Mahogany Parlor Suit, NJ hog
any Rockers and Chairs, italian Marble a
an stand sands ana vss
1nlaid. Stands, Jardlnleres and stands
Handsome Gold-Leaf Parlor Cabinet and
Table to Match. Bric-a- Brac. OIL Paint
5ings, etc. H ~ n
Back Parlor.
Flemlshed Oak Parlor Suit, Flemished n
Oak PsrlGr RoeeIs aas a mar qRP rinh
Brac. ctc. X; III 5S
Library. ls. SSSS
Handsome Oak Dayenport. Oak Library
and Books, Rugs. Oil Paintings, etc. 81
Dining Room. 8I
Massive Mahogany 12-foot Claw-Foot
Extension Table, Mahogany sldeboard.
Hayeln China breakfast ana Dinner, Set.
Wood Screen, 10 Mahogany Dinlng-room
Chairs with Head and Foot Chair
Second Floor. ~
Three Massive Walnut Bedroom Suits
with wardrobes to match, Chartered
Oak Massive Bedsteads. Toilet Sets. Chlf-Bf
foniers, Odd Rockers Carpets and Rugs. 4
etc, n
Third Floor,
Three Oak and Walnut Bedroom Suits,
Walnut Book Gases and Books. Odd 4
Chairs. Rockers, Carpets and Rugs,
Kitchen.
Kitchen Tables, Kitchen Press, Chairs. Ii
Cooking Utensils, Refrlgerators. Butter
Trays, etc. 4.
B. G. Buford, Salesman. s58s
Sept. 17,3l,2426. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Standing OF the Clubs.
Clubs Won LostTlPf Clubs Won Lost P
New York. 1895 80 MI Cincinnati ..6e g .4s9
Pttsburg 81 s., t Louis g 81 81
fhIfaSs SIS IS B i's5oS
Philadelphia, 5-7;aNe,w York, Ct.
PHILADELiPIIIA,P Pa September. 20
The Philadelphia National League closed
Ing even with New York In a double
header. &
score: b, 5s3 r. H. Z.
Phladslph5p .. 9 9o O. 9 = 9 9
d Batteries. Nichols and Doom; Ames
and Bresnalan. Time. ! ;35. s5
Second game
Rhilsdeiphla .,1s!do g 2 loe: ls 9
Batteries: Sparks and Abbott; Taylor
McGinnty Wltses and Bres1 n,11an T TINS
games). Attendance 5,273.
Chicago, s; Cincinnati, q.
errors and two Of Chech's passes gave
Chicago III It's runs to-day
Score: X. II. ~
Cincinnati ........o2 0 90 0 0so4 81 s
Batteries: Wicker, Brown and Killing;
chech and schlel., Time. 1850. Umpires
overall and Lundgren. Attendance 200.
Boston, 6-1; Brooklyn, ST.
BOSTON, September 20. Boston won
the first game from Brooklyn to-day
The second game was called after eight
innings on account of darkness, with the
score a tie.
First game !,
Score: .y. II. ri. T.
Brooklyn .........1 o 10 90 0-5 s
Batteries: Young and Needham: Scan
Ion and Ritter. Time, lao. Umpire,
tombstone.
Second game ts
Score: !. 45 i53 5f II. II. -.
Brooklyn .,...:..o Q 0,oo0o1-l
Batteries: Wilhelm and Moran: Does
cher and Bergen. Time. 1880. Umpire,
tombstone. Attendance, ! 1885, VA
Southern League
AT Atlanta: Atlanta, 1s; Memphis s..
At Nashville: Nashville, 4; New Or.
AT At Birmingham; Birmingham, 9; Little
AT At sMontgomery: Montgomery, &;
Shreveport g E5s NNtys8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

Two-base hits, Gruner. Bauer. ]. AM
sthony; stolen bases, Morgan; base on
balls. OFF Hogan, Off McESoy 4; hit by
pitched ball, Anthony; struck out, by tlo-
gan 2. by McEvoy 2; passed ball Nc
zLeavey Wild pitches, McEvoy. Time OF
game. one hour and twenty minutes.
Umpire, Mr.. Daniel Hogan. Attendance.
hHy 359SLsfs{ {t;s 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

Two trains, $3.50 and . a, NJ. Parlor
cars attached, 800 round trip to OLD
POINT. BUCKROE. NEWPORT NE WIS,
OCEAN VIEW and NORFOLK. The
most beautiful season of the year to visit
these points, Connection made at Nor
folk with Electric Cars for PINE BEACH.
CAPE HENRY and VIRGINIA BEACH,
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BY Ri edmond Auction Company, M
1905 East Main Street. sS

~ ~ ROCKERS, MATING. @5s4 PARLOR
SUITS, ETC, TT g., AT AUCTION 8To "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

81 We will sell r -DAYl Thursday y SEP
TENDER 2lsT, at our warerooms. No
1906 East Main Street, commencing ut 10: a0s
"a. M, Oak and Walnut Chamber Suits
and shueK
tresses, Leathere Parlor Suits, Bed
Lounges. Oak Fol ding Beds, 65 Dining
room and Chamber Chairs. Is Cobbler3a and
jCain-Scat@ r ockers, Cherry Center Tables
Oak and Walnut Chifroniers, Letter
Presses and Stands large lot Mating Re-
sfrigerators, Bed Springs, Onax Parior'
TABLE Square Piano In Is God order, Book
Gases, Ward robes Letter Fife, ETC., etc. gs8
~ Ladies' respectfully invited. 81 8s
IS. RICHMOND AL CTIONSFCO. sss
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21
BY N.tyY, Bowe s. Son,
Real Estate Auctoneers,
n RusTEE's SALE l
BRICK 2 DWELLING NO. 2lI EAST
MAIN STREET. BY AUCTION. 8

In execution OF deed OF trlat dated
April LIST, 1898. and recorded IN RichmondS
Chancery Court In d, b., 1873. . A. y, 4 page
~, | wlll sell by public auction. on the.
psATuRDAY. SEPTEMBER Esd. 100. S
4 M AN 44.30 O'CLOCK n, NJ, 5 q
the house above referred to. With the lot
upon Which It stands, fronting ~ feet s.
Inches, and running back LAG feet 30 an
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
costs Of executing the trust and the debt
secured by said deed, and the balance on
terms to be announced ~ the time on
800 10. LANE STERN, Tr,l,sse-
Sept, M-.ds. 98 @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

New York, i; Philadelphia, Q.
NEW YORK, September 2O.-The New
York Americans shut ont Philadelphia
a gain to- day.
= Score: r. II. u.
Philadelphia /. ... % 0 o o 0 900 3 o
New York. !. =. y. % O 0 0 90 BILL s Q
Batteries: Henley and Powers; Hogg
and Kleinow, Time. lao Umpires, Nc
sCarthy and Sheridan, Attendance, S,QOO.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

~ on McEvoy and making tho Brownies
mad.
Bit here's the score, and It talks d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-21

q i'll SUMMER 4Wullc tIls DlOO1 10 SloSo VIZ,
Ing 70 purge itself Of all poisohs aud III,
Epurities, and the skin is active, w'.h Ell
the pores atd glands open atid able, ~
this way, 10 assist III the elimination.
Columbus, o., 1855 Mt Vernon, Ave.
K 4 81 years ago had a sovero ttaok Of
}1rifatnm story Rheumatism. ana the doc.
tors had did inc tlo.good. They charged
spresoribe d Sc omed to hoi p me. Finally
u Left Off their medicine aud began the
suso Of s.. s. s. MY, knee and elbow joints
srH vets .ersi 81 Sa snS
that could not close them when opened
I was getting. discouraged, you may BIO
fa ws n elping 9 mo ooatined II. and to.
assoT ~ q return + 4 II
The inactivity Of the Liver, Kidneysand
Bowels causesth The refuse matter to remain
il tho system, which, coming iii contact
with the different acids OF the body,
forms uric acid 10 be absorbed by the
blood and distributed to the different
Joints and muscles, producing the pains,
inflammation and other distressing syttlp-
toms Of Rheumatism. The wandering
pains Of the disease remind the sufferer.
that the poison Is still iii the blood aud
he should lose no. time iii getting it out.
S. S. S. ncutralizes the acid and makes
the blood rich and pure. It tones up
every organ and cures the disease pertlia-
11ently. S. S. S.
fGxNn nMyaa @wysa o n tain no
RH.-A #N ES harmful miner
'$azls , sssafi ais to disagree
scmSY k,rsAyy s.w ably affect the
- taIaaa Sasssaa'' s system, but
4 PURELY VEGETABLE, while curingth
81 A lSS,.98i1a 4. 4, Al disease. builds
I'D every part Of the body by its fine tonic
effect Book on Rheumatism and any
medical advice desired without charge.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC 80. 3 Atlanta, Ga.
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AUCTION SALES This Day.


BY virtue Of d certain deed OF trust
dated July 18th, 1908 and recorded Ia the
Richmond ChAncery Court clerk g ofricea
In y. 3D. !, 17S, b, page 43S. Default hav-.ss
ing been made III the payment OF q por:s
tl0n Of the debt secured thereby, and
having been required by the benefciarys3
thereon so to do, / Will, on 3 I'll ~ ~ rs 8sa
SEPTEMBER list, 441905, y Nh
AT $50 O'CLOCK p. Nj,
on the premises, proceed to sell by public
auction, the property conveyed therein.J
namely: All that lot, piece or parcel Of
land With All improvements thereon lying
I and being In the city or Richmond, lvas,I
and designated as No $40 At Randolph
Street, on the west side of Randolph
Streets, and bounded as follows--To Wit 4:
Beginning on the west side Of Randolph
Street at point 20 feet north OF, the
northern line of Claiborne Street., thences
running northwardly along the said west
line of Randolph street Is feet, thence
running back westwnrd1y and between
par ,lel lines 10l feet and 6 inches to an
.alLI In common feet and s Inches widesi
The dwelling has about six rooms. This
is a good renting locality, and will make AXE
a good home. ~ " lf rs 81 AtS{;t6l
TERMS: Cash.. We
Trustee.,4sj
N. B.--Whercas, the deed requires all
cash, vet one fourth can be paid bhlsg
ance Mt 6, ~ and IS months. 3ffl H sss
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Chicago, q; Cleveland, s.
CLEVELAND, September 90 cleveland
lost to-day $ game with Chicago.
Score: n " r. H. Z.
Cleveland ..........o ooo4oo.2,o-6 Is o
Chicago i. ]. I. ~. % 0 90 080-9 10 8
Batteries: Bernhard, Donahue and
Clarke: Walsh, Altrock, Sullivan and
Mcfarland. Time. Las. Umpire. Connor.
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