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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
AUTO. RAIC|||N'|||G'
n NORFOLK TX.
AZ d6eld B eat : "a BaldI
Two glit q ,e Eats Isl y, q Az 'S
+ ali CT ound 81 5SE5.s
ONE otE-T'W Y Y \ i
Amateur Gill AZ e akes /, Mile is
Vine Seconds ssS
SssssiS Less. 81 ssS$
ONE N \ ONE L; TWENTY I !: n
Amateur Gill Makes u Mile in III

spec al by .hern. Bell Tele Il u 8
iautolnobile races on the Fair g rounds !l,
half mile Il track this q d fternoonl Barney.
tOldfleld beat Ed. Bald two straig hit heats at
In the Dixie sweepsta kes stan 6, two
miles. Time, 2 40 and 1850.
Toward Gil, Of Bal tim ore. beat Ed !:
Bald I'M Il the ne-rlile one heal race ace
Time, rs. NJ n 5ss
10 & establish Y a one les prof esst onel
record q fors the trac Old field drove e
mile around 1t iIlS1 2o flat the first heat
being made In 0;4 q rs I'll
For the amateur record ia ~ ma eSi TIN il
rs ,ssls Il
lille no records " ere broken for the
8half-mile track 4 race Il T was far the
fastest ever seen ln this sectio n,s and a
crowd OF ne ople turned out fowl tness IT.
sTo9smostS Of the spect tors tSSwa Ba reYe-
slationsto see Old ieli 60 around the track
i'm Green Drag on as fast as he Z
s5 Most OF the an tomo ID lists IN this Sec
ton Of Virginia W itnessed the races, and
1T s.is expected tina y cal terest II. all-
}tomobiling will be ma terially HANGED,
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lIR:||.G||IN.lAIllG.'.R|:||'E|''V|
N1C0!N!NgR
gBoatC Club oEE l o1lrS
Dared Gig iirl NJ Nfi ;5yl: le
s,sS s5Sss Stat ess Re tia. 81
INV CREWS HAIR q ] A WORK (.
SCoalc Russo Has "a adeS SelecSv
,oiast8 Club 5D eciiid e y Ent ers 4 oerrSS
Two: Il HAIR 3 WORK
Coach # 4; s, ;lSl Sesle;cl 4
d sSti it ons 81 N terra on Ihich
He i 3 king. 38lj;$i


The Board of Govern rs ofs he Vlrgi MA
Boat Club has decid ed u ha r-oa red
gig should be &ent tered in jun lor5 alld
Intern diate races OF n the NJ Idle States
sRegat tia Ing ton. on n onduy, Sep :s
tembe Sd q. sSSl2
3E coach Russell has had n two folir y
gig crews out practi ng for the last few
would Be i,tered z The q first crew which
he Is trial ming IS comp ed ofs new men
entirely, & none 81 them hn Wing raced at
the III e West Point regat to. s:a I'll ey are;
Smith, stroke ;J3 iran 7. three ;;A Christ lam
two, ana Gillian, one Beers Will cox
swain the boat s3iE
k Unfortunnte ely. SONG Of he best Ga rs
men, Of tho 8clu b a re q wa q n INA ctl tieas
or business, and vii not be- tacls In time
toS try 70 Z the crew. The presen t line-up
however, Is very a greeable To- M n r a
sell, who thinks, with hard and steady
practice, lie can d eYelo II q crew which
can giye8any Of their 5 on ponents Y a. hard
race for first n zee. n
Among the boat clubs the sYi rg n la rev
will have to ce WI he the "a exand ria,
Fof that clty;sg the rundel and Ariel Of
fillmore the Penns Iva MA Barge ana ana
SFairmont. OF II Phi lad clip hia: S
"a Eat tn OF the Midi 8 Ste tes gatta As Y
sociation, VI and ent les 4 g re- open to al
2n nm eur clubs Il In the world, a Following
IRE the ces which vii DO held "a;
N junior single SOULS int rm etliate ssinyls
souls. association senior slngl LEI ulls,
seniorS single SOULS, s. nlOr5 single SOULS,
Quart er-nlilo dash n junior dou BILE SOULS
intermediate double soul 8, 81 senior double
souls, lntermediat % quad r'lp pie SOULS for
tho international 4 cup senior sauadruple
souls, junior octlple SC ulls, for the Kent
laup A Junior 4 our-o cared els. intermediate
four cared gig, senior four cared ~ shell.
innior eightroaredF n she'll senior eight
x, rn a al al BNs
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I ChicaI,jg[,lo, Va h. N eM. York,sI:2


8CHICAGO IL Aug ust q II CIV York lost
the first game Of the series day, being
unable to 4 solve Browns tchirg. New Ne
York received oisy, hut good NJ a ~
reception, and especially from the board boar
sof trad . trooters, who came @5sAs out IN
tallyhos and automob les ;OO
crowd "A az 4 IMMENSE hit orde rly. Chicago
scored gby punching three III IN the sec
3ond B ana pilings up four scores II IN the
sixth ;.an two ngles, 81 dosble, aS triple
and two sacrifices Two q hicago errors
presented the Ysi tors thel 81 tWo rur, ,ssaa
4chioago I. \. u a . o o o *. II
New York !. :, !, (, 10 OIL @ III
A Batteries: a Brown and King Ma thew
son ana Bresnahan Time. ss1 is5. N irea.
20 Day and IL EN-. it ~ III
Pittsburg II; Bro oklyn, 4
PITTsBuRG, a r A. August he
PittsbpEgs made four OF the eig ht hlts
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s. Races L at i. Lat nia..
fR,yEAs,o,.cIated Press,

l5ygA6&oClhl64
G. ust 1s.,--lF =; Yorites
Won five Of seven aces ct atonia So a
day. The feature Of the card The fourth
event. at q mile went to- Is I'm English
which was ten 70 one I'M the betting = 'll a
Summaries ;is =.
Sil5 First race We il ana III furlo ngs----
Judith Louise q to- y first, Camp (sA to-
second Il. TRUMP TO IA third
I'LL. 4. .. 5s1S
va Second "a co seven III rlong Knowl edgci
rs 8toB first sorrel Tor 70 TO y second.
fFaikland rs to s. third. Tin ~.
Third race six furl ngs--Fargo8l to-
first. Axora cas- to ~ sec ond, Chief Millt-
ken ii to ~ third. Time. 1 rs. isS
Il Fourth race han icap; mlle17-J ohm Eng
{ilsh 4 40 TO IL first. Miss Doyle 4 toSS
second. Afatador eco to ID u third Time
"a rs ~. e II. 81
first. n MarmoreanS e to y second, leyia
go to ~ third. Time. - :16, Sss
M sixth II race sig furlonGs-E Martha n Cor
man q to ~ first, & Roscoe ~ to IA second
Mayor Johnson az to third. Tine line.
fl:l7 IS, ID
q Seventh, I, rae nlle and a sixteenth--
Marshal Ney (even) first. Katie Powers
Otto s. second, Sand Bath g 70 y third
Time. :62 4-6, M
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Sc: They. y; Pla y! Il o-Day.

RE here They Ia
New ork at Chtca go. ;3S
Philadelp hia at ST louis Y:
ays33 Boston at Cinclnnnt
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Virginia E Xii I |: tors |. J, /,

Among To Yirsininns !. Mr. Y. and olph
Howard, OF Frede dick burr, * Will have q
Z large Hi nber Of en- tries, wi III his great
q Koir,g oyal M Regent I. n Reid ID
SPatriot Iajesty y
daha. q and II y enyiile:
Il IN Nj. Gordon Nc be, of Peter7sburg.
VIII show His and pun. M pair
the Virginia circuIt SSlsSSs
81 sMessrs. D. Garbe q arber will ihaYeEn
\ number of horses at.S the show. including u
~, .Ereezes" md IN silence. the
latter IN IS exceptionally handsome tndi-2
yidual Y. and the Limit.
Messrs Herring & A1eetse will be- repre-
scented BY q chestnutS four, a. well 5as5 by!
4 park hacks land t,u nters.s
Outside OF the harness class th y,
beaa large number sof entries N the park
4 hack and Jump events. ~ RI
I'M III and Mrs. Blair Johnson. Of War
4 enrt6n. wifi Sss have ST Leonard line I'M The
Favorito, "a rcllg ~ Gran lite. BoWery Girl
Chipmunk, Robin Adair 3. . ack I'ot;:53s = he
u Oak Farm Will show Taconite y Keswick,i
1. Fllondyke David Gray. b irish Rose; r ell
\ ance. Jack n x and several ponies; Mr.
h /. w. ss8 Okio Will have Grand Marshall,
3Jubilnnt.s 4 he M cham ION m par @ hack at
Ma Olson square las year Lizzie Order
4 ana Sweet Wine; 81 N Il. David dunlop will
y Lee The Buck and Harry Pa ton ;5s Mrs
"a d zen Potts mi u show FIRE. light. Radt7
AM. Brilliant, King g 81 n Hearts. Pretty
Maid and Dnftod oil n Mrs. Dora He derson.
s5pf Clarke county. Il ha u tw'o. good ones I'm
the clean breds,. II The Wizard and John
iST. Morgan; If. al r obert Cree. OF Crpzet,,i
has good Jumper ii Prince ton q and Mr..
Mr. Osborn, 8. Of Cord onsville. has
y three Winners In Black Socks. y Christine
and Gypsy Cir iSs
This list includes only q small number
OF those VIII will proba bly "a be- seen on he
+ tanbarls Mt he Am hit heatre q I Reser-
lISSyory Park, Among theirs hose horses
II have ben going well are Mr.. Thomas
Atkinson, Jr,, Of 90 nsytlle {; Mr.. HI q
Y Beattie,8$ OF Bloomingda le; Mr., Charles
III Hnrkamp. Of Fred r4 & sburR ;s Mr.
NV. II Sanford. a OF n Orange; Mr. Horne. OF
Il I<eswick :s ard, OF Charlo tesyille;
Il Mr. Louis Lea TIL, Of Loudoun; Mr. Jack Il
Y ior,s Mrs. RUM and Mr., EeWell, OF Peters,
burg MI. Nc Comb, o. Orange; Mr. E.G B..
A Hydnor, VI Mr. Ell ton, Mr. Young, IL MI.
and Mrs Thomas ! N. " Carter, Mr.. and
II Mrs, IA, II, VI Christian Jr,, Or, Robert q
u Bryan aud 4 Mr., 81. M George Bryan, q
A Richmond, Y3354 " 81
X "a High jump
This list Of Jumpers does not include
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Az am ! ess Glasses y
forthcRilC L. ia. ~: o,rse|
Shov iTl@I OICtO ODE Y i q
I XIII BITIOl J, \ VII \ !.
B THE i: BEST ;, YET
atson, Miss Gilbert 81, Mr:
oward Mrs Y & Gerkllesan AZ a
\. ost " /, q theirs e. Be
Entered - Jumpers ll ;I q BIZ
Viii Be Best IL FL
the Country sa1ssfsSs

" e richmond Horse SHOW, N tich:
wifi M open ~ htss g; g
gS 8$ CSct ot,ers STU and run q every g
Ss 5l,,rins IA TIE Ill week. Z with one ~ q!
"a 3d. "a h mat lnees; promisas 70 glvo5
" ia an 2 ex BIZ ton In
i q j. sSs75 the harness classes
80. -, this year that even v, !.
!gy tie 4 ntional show
(asEl (s,SNSsS< - tson Square
Garden will not SUI pass
VS. II III II mored that Mr.. Vanderbilt has
pron,laed l 70 enter His horses. hich fSirl-
#clude II igt-step pers H ~ ever d seriptt lion.
a d, 5 well 81 as park N and & road Sa tours
pairs, tS8 i'm giles ana en- les the
appointment III Of CLASSES. S Mr. Yande rbllt
has won g tho fours's ella SIS In every show
sStrS$SwhIch re llaa entered this season s
ms MIRA Erkin will {si oR pion Ney w
boy' and a lot OF Hot her hi hi ste pcrs VA
We'll lis ponies and park III lac KS
q "A Nir.Esyv atson NJ no has Tered the Wat
8 son cu >, lued nt Is 35oo, 70 ! be- compet
fors In TIL gtg point ment ass 81 which
4 owners must, rive; Will bring his Swondcr
sful8 sta Bic u Richmond. bill Besides W.T. ord
ltimore, ~, the chnmpio o. last year, The
$wil$have II nging N b lis Lady Opfir)s
5;Yirginia, St csts Yirg lnin, and e Oxen
+ others, including several ark he cks and
Miss Gertrude Gilbert, who u has Mrs.
$Grosvenor.s 81 old stab I managed BY Jack
Donally ave The I'resid dent 2,
ssI,flc Baron & IA FOUR and " CO rhine and
SI Petroleum. both Il cha1npi lon park hac e.
Ss5a These ri are hut few OF \ the A n orthern
exhibitors spho 81 y, hi Will make nal
1ent rle0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19

@15allaYant second and tlins i
third.
ames "a: Keene ia ded Peter Pan IN tbs
E315. 900 Hopeful Stakes; Y md ait the son S8ot
Comma do cinderella 4 Has Il returned y an
easy winner. II 81 4 icked up 1870 pounds,
and conceding weigh lit his ield. won
Wy two and one ALI E1engt hs. y The Keene
entry, Peter Pan aud Pope Joan was q
second choice at u to- 1.S5 Summaries:
First Il race We S&S and NJ one -half fur:.
longs 81 nd as to- y ii Sc. Miss strome
sn6 to ~ sec nd tTenlac eo as To- third
Time, :O7.
s Second & race The shillelah steeple-:
chase about 2! ~ miles Grand Pa 70 to
~ irst. Ell a Cuchalo g to 81 second
SOnteorag Gao to Thu I'd. u Time, 10.
Nj Third rae The IIopeful ss4 Stakes six
Sfurl Peter Pan "a IL N Nj Il first, Me-
Carter Is To ~ second 4 Pope y an l2s toll
third Time, IL 10. 8 ii ID
3s Fourth race The N g rea tSss$ Republic
Stakes y one and q quarter miies-!T RAN
sle& Il to Joy first, iallaynnt KS to y Gee
sond Whimsical IS TO 21 third SS8 llme..s
s2:05. sg
Fifth rac -sclling: mi Cal itornia King
XII to 10Y first, Bivouao as Ito second a
orc us to ~ third. Time, q ~ SD,
sixt Ii Il "a 4 y furlongs 3 en- Ban "a
to IS first, sir Russell e. to p second Neal
on go It's 91) third "a Time. 1:1a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
GREAT REPUBLIC.
NI 0. !ANGl|. /.
5HitChcoc i. n o ]; Beat 4; "a
Gallava:.nl3,t and a 4 &. b n
Steal at S'a ! / 4, t,o'gld5l.S \
Pet E: Err /: !; PA g
SIS 5 |, % EASILY ,:'']II
Ran Away vith Fisl q itl Big.
opefuS Stake s;t,5eeplec chase Sc: NJ
Vent u Grand y T he n
Sixth Race fo II. a; Ben Il "
j, The g Q. Tier Is a. D. NJ
Results isi5.s
mi
N (, !.

(By Associated Press. 53ai
- tARATOGiA . n M y, August
$a51 II. Hit hcock Tan
Ok gle. II no A ran second in
~ INV the IT, Saratoga handicap.
~. ,.s. to- da 2s n on the 81 900
@lx1 Great SEES3R epublic s$ Stakes,
ssSls sl9;s.S ~ nile II and quarter. at
5;8 ~ Sara tog AZ v; The mare was
51..S-EdkfsEf~ lA ~ eayil played, being
x$&EtSj.sslS-7F & ba cked 4 doNr, from 9
l-EEf1 fl.s tel and en- 4 w to III 20; 20;
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Continued on Second PE'age.l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
Giant sS i ost TIA Glib 81 ins q est and
Wife Sox I y a;':lloped
aSsl z IA Y IS
,cLEVELAND D RE e: I. CHI n. Z OUT i
Great Race iii Americ can League
Still eary H q s.: e|s ;Ilil q
! ssssS 81 Days Games SEs \.
NATIONAL LE !, I J: 2
Scores y ester day
.|:H!;:Iighl.ll;a'':iillld,e::;,r|:ss: s.

4 Chicajg q !, ii lew ork
\ PittsbuiirE, klyn.s 2. "
Pihilade lphia u !; 81, I. ouis, ::
nos ton. 8 Cincinnati, Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19

Afa.n.,c ter PETS I. s. . % Oh
Afoxles Il. q i, 4. on I'D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
M oxiie Is Win Again.

Pets yesterday in q good game on the
Pets iamond. The scovel Is 4 as follows;
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Standing 81 the Clubs.

M Clubs, Il. PC, I5 clubs ,SI.ssP Is
chicago ]. % .7e6 Iincinn 81
NewTYork 80 1851 Drookly 6tS$ ss9
pfttsburg IS 40 $50 39 IL 800
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q Continued on Second Pese.)
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05
SNAkES IN QUANTITY IN INDIA.
Hunters Dragged Five Big Pytho1s
Out of a Hole.

" ~
CON- C,,""',r"''f ,~','' ','
>""''CT WV IMAM :,
sore ""'.' ou' S"'".'"E E'n'' wv VIZ
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50" 'on'''''"N N'"e ''''' ""'.'
'''t' !" ''" ''''""' was ''o'S""'" a.
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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05
SAVED BABY LYONS LIFE.
Awful sight From That Dreadful Com
plant, lnfantile Eczema-Mother
Praises Cuticura Remedies.

"Our baby had that dreadful com
plaint. Infantile Eczema. which afiict'
ed him for several months, common
cling at the top of his head, and at last
covering his whole body. His suffer.
ings were untold and constant misery
in fact. there was nothing we would
not have done to have given him re
lief. We finally procured a full set OF
the Cuticura Remedies, and in about
three or four days he began 10 show a
brighter spirit and really laughed, for
the first time in a year, In about
ninety days he was fully recovered,
Praise for the Cuticura Remedies has
always been II greatest pleasure
and there is nothing too good that We
could say in their favor, for they Ger.
tainly saved our baby's life, for he
was the most awful sight that ever
bcneld, prior to the treatment OF the
Cutlcura Remedies, Mrs. Maebellc
Lyon 1926 Appleton Ave, Parsons,
Kan, July Is, 1908
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05
Fish Strictly in Fashion.

Here is an eighteenth century fish
story. It is told in a letter written by
a traveller in Russia To Il woman in
England. A vessel laden with the
latest fashions from Paris was run
down in the channel of ST. Petersburg.
The next day, the writer says. "a
salmon was caught in tho Neva,
dressed in Il white satin ]pctticoat;
ans in the san net were found TWO
large cod. with muslin handkcrchiofs
round their nccks, The sharks al Il
purpoises were observed in gOwNs Of
the latest taste, and hardly was
there a fish that did not display some
OF tho freshest Partisan fashions that
ever visited the north.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05
Antiqonus.

the giant was finally slain tho city
which had grown up around that spot
was called ~liantwcrp"n. which means
"hand.tosSing.' OF curse HantwCrp.
en- was finally corrupted into Antwerp.
When they have Il celebration of
any kind in Antwerp. now, they carry
the great statue Of AntiGonus about
the streets, preceded by two men car.
rying plaster casts of hands a. en-
blemG.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05
Legendary Giant Of Antwerp.

In the old city OF Antwerp there is
an immense statue, nearly forty feet
in height, of the legendary giant, An
IiGOnus. Tn" story about him Is
that hundreds Of years ago he in.
stalled himself at a certain point on
tho River Schcldt ard oXtorted heavy
joll from all who passed. If they
would not pay he cut off their hands
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The following letters cannot fail to
bring hope to despairing women.
Miss Ruby Mushrush, of East
Chicago, Ind, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham.-
"Ihave beena great sufferer with irregular
periods and female trouble, and ahOut tire"
months ago the doctor. after using the X-Itay
on me, said l had I'm abcesS and would have
20 have an operation. My mother wanted
mo TO try Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound as a last resort, end it not only
saved me from an operation but mac me en-
tirely we'll"
Mrs. Alice Bcrryhill. Of 313 Boyce
Street, Chattanooga, Tenn, writes:
Dear Mr.. Pinkham:-
''Three years age life looked dark to me.
! had liberation and inflammation of the
female organs and was in ii serious condition.
"My health was completely broken down
and the doctor old me that if l was not o(-
Grated upon / would die within SIX months.
l told him ! would have no operation bat
would try Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. He tried to influence me against
it but l sent for the medicine that same day
and began to use it faithfully. Within five
days | felt relief but was not entirely cured
until | used il fof some time.
"Your medicine il certainly fine. / have
induced several friends and ~neighbors to tako
it and l know more than a dozen who had
female troubles and who to-day are as well
and strong as I am from using your Vege-
table Compound"
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound at once emoves such troubles.
Refuse to buy any other medicine, Tor
you need the best.
Mrs. Pinkham, dauchter-in-la'v of
Lydia +. Pinkham, invites all sick wo-
men to write her for advice. Her advice
and medicine have restored thousands
to health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-05
Going through the hospitals in our

Going through the hospitals in our
large cities one Is surprised to find such
a large proportion of the patients lying
on those snow-white beds womca
and girls, who are either awaiting
or recovering from serious operations.
Why should this be the caScP Sim
ply because they have neglected them
selves. Female troubles are certainly
on the increase among the Woincn OF
this country-they creep upon them
rnawares, but every ono of those
patients ia the hospital beds had plenty
Of warning in that bearing-down feel
ing, pain at lcftorrighto of the abdomen,
nervous exhaustion, pain in the small
of the back. dizziness, hatuleucy, dis
placements of the organs or Irregular
tiles. All of these symptoms are indi-
cations of an unhealthy condition of
The female organs and If not needed
the penalty has to he paid by a danger
Gus operation. When these symptoms
manifest themselves, do notdrag along
until you are obliged to go to the hos
pital and submit to an operation
but remember that Lydia f.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has saved
thousands of women from surgical
operations.
When women are troubled with IT.
regular, suppressed or painful periods.
weakness, displacement or liberation
of the organs, that bearing-down feel
ing, inflammation, backache, bloating
Tor Hatulency), general debility, indl'
gestlon, and nervous prostration, or are
beset with such symptoms as dizziness,
l%assitude, eXcitability, irritability. ner-
vouSneSS, SleepIeSsneSS. melancholy,
"all-gone" ard "want-to.be.left-
alone feelings they should remember
there is one tried and true remedy.