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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
STAFFORD DEEDS

List OF writings admitted 10 record in
the clerks office OF the Circuit Court of
Stafford county since September term,
1906.
DEEDS OF BARGAIN AND SALE.
Vim. V. Skidmore ct ux to Walter A.
Jones. Mrs. Sarah NJ Kelley to Horace
A. White. A. o. Mays to Jake Goldsmith,
j. j. Grinnau homestead deed, Robert
Williams to Andrew Williams. Alice
b. kinchlOe ct ais 10 Geo. F. Haswell,
John Il Ficklen ct TX to VIM +. Ficklen,
Hannah f. Daniel ct ux TO Geo. II. Toll
son. John NJ Herndon ct TX 10 Fred
Frank, Hugh Adie and George '. Mon
cure. executors, TO Emil kOsh; A. +.
PAYNE, executor OF 4. NJ. Curtis. to II.
g. Chesley, Z. \; Lafayette Franklin et
ux TO J. W Jones. j. W. Jones ct uX 10
Minnie Franklin, z. Ii. Conway To Walter
BlOxtOn. Jas. S.GarrisOn etux 10 j. Draw
ner Garrison, Samuel ). Garrison ct uX 70
same. Sophia A. Brown to Austin Run
Mining Co., Jas. J. Grogan to VIM
Thornton, Laura HerndOn to Dallas NJ.
Davis, Raspin vs.. Nevin X Co., l.. Z. D.;
report and plat of Daniel Embrey, de-
ceased: estate. report and plat Alex Mount
Joy s estate, PhilipA. Snellings ct uxto JnO.
Thornton, Mary Wallace ct ais TO same,
Samuel Wallace ct ais to same, same TO
same, Alvin I. Embrey, commissioner, To
W. ). Embrey, Jr., same to Morgan Jett,
Ella Eeley to Alex Littlefeld. contract,
Nettie NJ. Burton to Frank p Portch.
Peter Street 10 Sarah Francis Street
Edward Bonnor 10 Nettie Johnson, F
W. Baber et uN to W. ;. Embrey con
tract. W. f. Huffman ct ux To Rock Hill
school Board. Morgan Jett ct ux TO Geo
". Berry, Geo. f. Hawaii to j. 7. and J.
". ShgcklefOrd
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HAVE THE FREE LANCE SENT TO
YOU.

Fredericksburgers who leave the city
for The winter can have The Free Lance
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OF affairs here during their absence. AZ
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RIPANS.

There is scarcely any condition Of
III health that il not benefited by the
occasional use of a RIPANS Tabule.
For sale by druggists. The Five
cent packet II enough for an ordi
nary occasion. The family bottle. 90
cents. contains supply for year.
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STRAY COW

Nov. IL, 1906, old brindle COW; Owner
can come and get her and pay for dam
ages and advertisement. X. b. Hilldrup
Screamerville, Va.
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DEEDS OF Trust

A. NJ. Nevin X Co. To Albert Preston
Horace 4. White IT ux 70 K. III. l.. Chich-
ester. H. y. Grard ct TX 10 JOS Girard.
Geo. F. Moore ct TX 10 G j Henry, Mon
roe Sullivan It Tx 10 4. T. Embrey, Fred
NJ MOuntiOy ct TX 70 same, Jno. Ihomp-
son Brown 1t uX TO hurry NJ. McGuire,
Vim. Thornton ct uX To {. O'COnOrCiool
rick. same to K H. L. Chichester, VIM.
MountjOy to j. r. T. Thornton, Chas. d.
Green ct ux to II. l.. Lowry. Addie {
Barber to b. P Willis. J. 7. and J. W.
ShackleiOrd To W. l.. Ford. &c.
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We print everything from a book to
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The Free Lance. Send us your orders.
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FINES

Commonwealth VS.. Willie Atcherson,
81: same W.. Ben Wedding. 81; same vs.
r. A. Reid, s.; same vs.. Robt. Roles, -.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
Public Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE

In Spotsylvania county, Virginia.
In pursuance of the provisions of a
deed of trust of March II, 1904. from
Charles o. Doten and Tara NJ. Doten,
his wife, to the undersigned as trustee,
will sell at public auction. in front Of the
auction house of James Roach, on Com
merce street, In Fredericksburg, Va, on
Saturday, Dec. lst, 1906,
at II O'Clock NJ, the tract OF land 10
Spotsylvania county. known as the
Jamison or Proctor place, estimated to
contain PA acres, be the same more or
less, situated on the west side OF Motifs
Run. and south of the old Mine Road,
and adjoining the lands formerly owned
by John Hayden, ST., VIM. Tabb, Reuben
McGhee, the Furnance tract and j. r.
Bavliss.
Terms OF Sale: Cash sufficient to pay |
the principal and interest Of the debt Sc
cured in the said deed Of trust and the
expenses OF executing said trust, and IS
to any surplus upon q credit Of twelve
months. Vim, II. Rice.
)30-td Trustee
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&. 4. Bryan, Clerk.
4 Copy -Tcste:
e.. \ Bryan. Clerk.

~ the Clerk : Office OF the Circuit court
1 iu the county oil stafford, on the Both
4 day Il October, 1906.
Waller Ilrrnd0n, plaintiff ". Wallace
lIerndOn. Laura lirrndOn, Nellie llcrn-
don an infant over ! years of age, Roy
Hrrndon An infant under II years OF age,
George Allison and Lulu Allison his wife,
VI. NJ. Davis and BETTE Davis his wife.
Roberta llcrndon, Hugh Adie, Admins
traitor, de- boni- non. of the estate of Roy
Ilerndou. deceased, defendants. In
chancery.
The object of this suit is Ia partition
the tract of land in Stafford county, Va,
near Stafford Store. of which Roy Hern-
don died seized and possessed, contain
ing 2iSs acres more or less. among the
heirs AT law OF the said Roy HerndOn
and L. -cll all or part of the said tract oi
land. II hd,isahlc. lDr the purpose of the
said division. And an affidavit having
been made aud filed that the defendants.
Wallace H,rnion. Laura hcrndon. Nellie
lIrrndun. Roy Herudon. GroFge Allison
and Lulu Allison his wife. and Roberta
Hernduu are nou-re-idcnts of the state
Of Virginia. il H. ordered that they do
APPEAR here within H. days after due
publication hereof. and d. what may e.
necessary 10 protect their interest m tins
suit. And it l. further ordered that u
copy hereof b. published once a week for
tour weeks ia The Free Lance, a news
paper published in ii e city oi Fred"ricks-
burg. Virginia. and thata copy be- posted
AT the front door of the courthouse Of
this county ou or before the next sur
ceeding rule day after this suit isclt'nd.
Testc.
g. 4 Bryan, Clerk
4 Copy-'reste
e.. \. Bryan. Clerk
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13
VtIRGlNIA. In the Clerks Office Of the
" Circuit Court Of Stafford county, No

ViIRGlNIA. In the Clerks Office Of the
v Circuit Court Of Stafford county, No
vember ID 1906
Joseph Raspin, plaintiff W. 4. NJ
Nevin and CS. Carnaghan partners, trad
inc under tho firm name aud style OF A..
NJ. Neyin a Co., Laura :. Simons and ID.
". Simon- her husband, &. orc Goodrich
and ". D. Carter, trustees, under Ger
tain deed of trust from 4. NJ. Nevin A Co.,
dated June both. 1906, defendants. In
chnncery and upon ATTACHMENT.
The general object Of the foregoing suit,
now pending IN the above named court
under the style above given. and AN at
tachment sued out therein. i To attach
the estate OF 4. NJ Ncvin and C. ;. Ca
nnphnu. partners trading under the firm
name and style of 4. NJ Neyin \ Co. in
the following property, to-wlt: Their IN
terest in the standing timber on that
certain tract OF land lying. aud being In
Auua District. Stafford county, Virginia,
ON Potomac Greek and adjoining the
lands of Joseph liaspin II al-, containing
1877 ncrcs. aud known rs SclwOod. the
said timber being the property of the
said 4 NJ Ncvin \ Co. aud tp subject
the same To- the payment of the claim
against them therein asserted, Ia wit. a
claim for "A debt for one hundred and
fifty dollars C$ljOl rent due for "A lease
of "A saw mill 10y Joseph ltaspin 10 \. NJ.
Ncyin a Co. And an affidavit having
been made and filed that the said 4. NJ.
Nevin and e. : Carnaghun, partners as
aior said. and Laura ;. SimOns aud D..
". Simons her husband. are non-re-i-
dents Of the State OF Virginia, it is or
dered that they do appear here within
l. days after due publication hereof, and
DO what may be necessary To- protect
their interest ia this suit Aud il is
further ordered that u copy hereof be-
published once "A week for four weeks in
The Free Lance. newspaper published
in the City of Fredericksburg. Va. and
that copy be- posted nj the front door
OF the courthouse Of this county ON or
before the next succeeding rule day after
this suit IL entered.
Testn
G.. 4. Bryan. Clerk.
4 Copy -Tcste:
e.. \ BRYAN. Clerk.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13

List of writings admitted to record in
the clerks office OF the Circuit Court of
Stafford county since September term,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-11-13

Samuel T. Powell,
r Stokeley Coleman.p. Il. n13w4 "
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-19

In the movement OF the buggy. her
head falling between the hind wheel
and the box. Her hair became en-
twined around the axle OF the wheel
and for a mile She was dragged in
this condition. Two men, f. Cooper
and Il. Darmer, VINO were driving a
short distance back saw that Miss
Smiths horse was running away and
they whipped up their horses to over
take her and by circling around the
horse succeeded in stopping the
animal. They extricated the girl
from her position oy cutting the
hair from her head, so tightly was
1T wound around the wheel. She
was bruised terrible and was PARTLY
unconscious. The men took the
young lady to her home immediate
ly and Drs. B. A. and g. K. Bobb
and DIR. King were summoned to
the residence in Perry township.
They found 1T necessary to amputate
Miss Smiths limb a little below the
knee.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-19
4 MILE By HAIR
4 Young Girl, Eta Smith, the Vic
tim Of . Very Unfortunate Ac-
dent Thursday.

"A most unfortunate and distress
ing accident occurred to Miss Eta
Smith, daughter Of Mrs. Lew Mer-
riman, who lives nine miles north
OF town. in Perry township Miss
Smith had been to Loomis and start
ed home about 4 O'Clock After cross
ing the railroad track she got out Of
the buggy to fasten a tug that had
become unloosened. The horse START
ed up and she %endeavored to climb
in the buggy. but her foot was caught
between the spokes of the front
wheel. Her leg was twisted and the
bones were broken square off and
hung by the flesh. while the stock.
ing covering her limb was drawn in
to the flesh. The girl fell backwar
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-19

pap rs for the year 1906, the three
papers having highest numbers OF
votes to be official papers.
First ballot resulted as follows:
Ethan Enterprise. .......... : votes
Mt. Vernon News, .......... S votes
Mitchell Capital. .......... 3 votes
mitchell Clarion. .......... b votes
Mt. Vernon News, Mitchell CLAIR
ion, Mitchell Capital we've declared
the official papers Of Dawson county
for the year 1906.
Board continued to check up the
office OF Register Of Deeds.
Motion made and carried to adj
journ to l 80 p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Board called TO order at 1:30 p. m.
Members all present.
Continued settlement with Regis
ter of Deeds.
Motion made and carried to adj
journ to 9 O'Clock Jan. llth.
Thursday Morning, Jan. 18th.
Board called to order at 9 O'Clock a.
m. Members all present.
Continued settlement with Register
OF Deeds.
Motion made and carried to adj
Journ to l 40 p. M.
Afternoon Session.
Board called to osder at 1 80 p. IN.
Members all present.
Continued settlement with Register
of Deeds.
Notion made and carried to adjourn
to 9 O'Clock Friday morning Jan. IL.
Friday Morning Jan. II.
Board called to order..at 9 O'Clock.
Members all present.
Continued settlement with Regis
ter of Deeds.
County commissioners having gone
over the records OF Register Of Deeds
and after making corrections motion
made an carried to accept report of
&c. G. Halphide. as corrected.
John II. Creighton granted abate-
ment on a valuation o! $500 personal
tax for the year 1905 OH account Of
error in assessment.
Drake rent for grounds
for dipping tank for year 1868 10 90
j j Schlimpen hacks for county 8 %
Scallin Bros medSe for cOun-
& & Rathbun. mdse for "
I%cOnntv n0Or 81 ~
Motion made and carried to adj
journ to 1870 p. M.
Afternoon Session.
Board called to order at 1900 p. m.
Members all present.
Board disposed OF sundry matters
and then allowed following bills:
S j Moore, salary county
commissioner $50 90
O NJ Buttertield, salary
county commissioner ..... Es47 90
w Fl Webster, salary county
commissioner ..... "a 1C
j WGiltllan, salary county
commissioner .............. IS &c
Q r Drake, salary county
commissioner .............. 46 &c
Motion made and carried to ad.
journ sine die.
State of South Dakota, County o.
Dawson, IS.
l., o. d. Stearns, County Auditor
of said county do hereby certify tina
the above and foregoing is a tru,
and correct report Of the proceeding
Of County Commisioners.of said coun
ty for regular session held January 2
3, A, s, 8, 8, g., 10, IL and 49, 1906.
Dated this 18th day Of January
1906. O. D. Stearns,
County Auditor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-19
Special Session.

A1
Notice is hereby given that a spe-
cial session Of County Commissioners
of Dawson County. will be held at
the Office of County Auditor Tues
day, February 18th, 1906, in the
forenoon Of said day for the purpose
Of opening bids for building One A
Truss Pile bridge SO feet long, in
Lisbon Township, betweens section 10
and 20, and One Steel Bridge 60 feet
long in Badger Township, between
sections 81 and 80, and One "A Truss
Pile bridge a6 feet long in Blendon
Township, between sections 26 and
q and One A Tuss Pile bridge 20
feet long, between section ID, in
Prosper Township and section l8 in
Lisbon Township.
Bidders are required to accom-
pany bids with a certified check Of
Is per cent Of bidding price.
Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated this 10th day Of January,
1906.
o. d stearns,
Honrf A,,di<o.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-19
= ANNUAL SESSION
M9NER
oountyss Commissioners Transact
Gueh Businsss 81 Ito Annual
session 81 Year.
session 81 Year,

3sS41sSfl sN.E
Ss MUtlon# made and carried to pro-
eeed w ballot 70 elect chairman fol
the ensiiing year
First ballot4C. Il. Drake. vote;
Blttertield. ] vote; j. w.
Gilillaif, votes; ". a. Webster, ]
Vote. sN@
Second ballot. Nv. Gilhllan, 4
yotes f. Drake, vote.
ssSs lotion made and carried to make
The vote unanimous.
Notion made and carried to adjourn
to I 40 I. q. @
Afternoon Session
HOARD called to order at 80 b. N.
Menlbers all present, and following
bills we're allowed:
Henry Koch, mdse. for county
eAs85.
] Annis handed In his report
Ascod1ty cattle inspector aud same
on melton accepted and ordered
llacedo i fle.
AsaJAnnis, county cattle IN
spectOr l8ssdays at 84.OONper
$500
Dak0tasGenttals Telephone Co.,
mousse q phones
81 IN B ! man. i cn;ntv s :
s.. I. 81. u. !. !. !. so.4l
1lnoss Briggs, deputy game
c !. assssD = :5.; I S; !; -. ~
Ns 49, II u
IlOyee, mdse., Tor county. 9.OG
Nlle sfsauratoI school Supply
z-Sl0...spia i0E clerk OF courts u. &C
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-01-19
: TEaser, baiiit.;

Z Il Eager, baiiif. l3SO
H III Wilson, bailitf. ...s..w %
10 u Stearns, salary county
andltor and help for October,
November and December...4l2-I
IE. j. Quigley, salary county
superintendent for october,
November and december,
lSU0 o. w
w AhDey, salary county judge
for October..November and
December. ...... ......... . "
Fl H Wilson, salary taller
aud janitor, October, Nov
einber and December $500. $50 OF
r J Haynes, salary and help
In Office, October, Novem-
Der and DecemUer......... 4S7 5(
Ell Haynes, freight, express
aud postage ............ ~ Se
Electric Co. lights for court
house for September and
OCTOBER $50. ~ 81
Virgil D,Boyles, court steno-
grapher, SO days. ......... Is 90
i NJ Simons, attorney by
order OF court. .......... % 0o
Dakota Central Telephone
CO., phones for sheriff.. 4 d.
w N White, special deputy
{ s = Ansdsn, freight and 00v
draytng 2l5
sKOrn s. Co., s%pittOOns. 5000. 40
e j Haynes, cash paid by
ioners..:.....:....... III As
II Spangler, salary states
attorney and Office rent
October. November and
December;:.:. $50 %
Henry Swindler, boarding
jurors 1900. So ID
III z Cook. sheriff fee....... 349al2
James Mckinley, police justice,
handedsin his quarterly report. for
quarter ssnding December 81, 1905,
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
FALLING BLEACHERS
INJURE SPECTATORS
Twenty Persons Hurt When
Stand CollapseS at Syra-
CuSe Football Game.
SUPPORTS HAD R0TTED AWAY
Colgate Cheering Section Of 500 Persons
Falls Twenty Feet-Father
Donigan Paralyzed.

SYRACUSE. \. Y, Oct. 20.-Three
hundred peTsons, mostly college stu
dents, went down in the collapse of a
''bleacher" stand during the Colgate
Syracuse football game. at $50 o'clock
this afternoon on Athletic Field. and
twenty persons were seriously injured
The bleachers collapsed at the top
at first. twenty feet from the ground.
This section was reserved for Colgate
students. Syracuse University this year
using Athletic Field. just west OF the
city line. at the stadium on the hill Is
not completed The bleachers had rot
ted and all went down in a heap.
Father Donigan ParaIyzed.
The most seriously injured was the
Rev. Father Christopher Douigan, as
sistant in st. John the Evangelist
Church, whose legs were so injured that
the physician who examined him believes
they were paralyzed. Prof. Lusk, Of
Union Free School. Hamilton. was ser
iously hurt.
Among others injured are c. J. Born
inert, of Utica, Edward HurIwood,
Harvey A Paddock. OF Lakewood. Ind:
S. J. Stevens, Eugene Thompson, Mrs.
Cunningham. OF Syracuse; S. Il. Kear-
ney. Of Utica: Fred Thompson. Of Syra-
cuse: Ralph y. BUnnen. OF Scranton.
Pa, assistant manager Of the Colgate
team; Robert Dawson. Harry Houck, OF
Hamilton; s c. Orusbee. Ned Herbert.
Frederick Armstrong. Joseph Glass, and
Miss Emily Glass.
Mr.. Bunneu was badly bruised about
the head. He was brought 20 the Van
derbHt Hotel, where he now lies un-
conscious. and In a serious condition.
Colgate Section Falls.
The section which feH was occupied
by the Colgate visitors. The game was
stopped when the bIeacheIs fell Just
at the beginning of the second half.
but was resumed when il was found
that the seriously injured were few.
The automoboilists on the grounds
brought the injured 20 the city. There
were several ambulances on hand which
lid the same, and carria ges were press
ed into service. Dr. ID. NJ. Totman and
several other physicians were soon Al
work among the injured
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
GLOW is CHAMPION
COLLEGE GOLFER
Beats Partridge by One Up After Day
of Luck-Fatai Sixteenth
Hole.

GARDEN CITY. L. l.. October 20.
William z. Glow. jr. of Chicago. this
afternoon won the intercollegiate indi-
vidual golf championship. defeating
Dwight Partridge. of Bedford. \. Y.
one up at SO holes. Both are Yale stu
dents.
The wagering had been all in Part
ridges favor. as he is a golfer of iex-
perience and ability. The tremendous
rains of the last twenty-four hours sat
pratei the links and spoiled what 9TH
erwise would have been play of high
order
At the end of the first round Glow was
one up Luck throughout the day was
slightly IN his favor. but he was much
better around the cups than Partridge
The latter sealed his doom BY taking
four puts on the sixteenth hole. so tina
the hole was haived when he should
have won II easily.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
WEST POINT WINS
INTERESTING GAME
Has to Hustle tC Beat Will
IamS College Tricks
and Kicks.

WEST POINT, y. Y. Oct. 0-The
Cadcts defeated Williams College J. ere
today, u 20 o.
In the early part Of the game tn
visitors outplayed the sU'diers for a
short time. but the balance OF the game
;he army defeUse proved too strong.
and Williams was unable TO gain con-
sistently.
Three times Mountford tried a drop
kick for goal from the 35-yard
matk, but failed. The game was cne
CT The most interesting here this year.
and almost every play allowed BY the
new rules was tried.
TIC visitors used the forward p6ss
TO perfection. but against the Army de-
fense it netted only short gains.
Stearns. Hin, Smith. and PuIlen put up
great game for the Army. Chapman
was conspicuous with end runs for WI
liams
Waters p0UT punt gave the Army he
ball on Williams l5-yard line. and
liill shortly was showed over Tor the
fiTst score. In the second half The
visitors were kept on the defensive en-
tirely
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
CHICAGO RUNS AWAY
WITH HEAVY PURDUE
Eckersall, Steffen, and Iddings Make
Remarkable Sprints-New Rules
Favorably Impress West.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2o.-The University Of
Chicago crushed Purdue Ond) Univer-
sity on the gridiron this afternoon by a
score of 50 TO 0.
Eckersall. Steffen, and Iddings. of the
Chicago team, were ;he sensations of the
game. Frequent gains of twenty-five to
seventy-five yards were made by these
stars.
Purdue played well. but the team was
Outclassed. Chicago was so fast that
the heavier visitors were mystified.
The game was the first of Importance
in the West under the new rules and
the fans confessed themselves surprised
al the wonderful Improvement wrought
By the change
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
Jamaica Entries for Monday.

First race-Five and one-halS furlongs.
Arlington, 80; Pass Him Out. l2; Sally
Preston, l0I; Baringo. III; Curriculum.
ll2; Charles c.. Gates. 102: Grace George,
1UI. NoX POpuli. 10; Purslane. no; Fan
tastic. H.; Katriona. lO7; Royal Onyx.
l02; Little Minister 102; Geo. s. Davis,
10; Captive, So
Second race-One and one-sixteenth
miles. Merliugo, 9S; Sir Caruthers. 80;
G. l. NJ, 80; John Lyle. 100; J. +. Dono-
hue. g.; Sonoma Belle, 106; Onatas. 1O6;
California King. 80; Robador. 100; Wiz
ard. lO3; Opucian, 100; Head Dance. los.
Third e-Three-fourths of a mile;
handicap. Prince Hamburg, lbs; Voor-
hees. 10; Monet. ia; Gambrius, us;
Lucy Young, 81, Consistent. 10; Edna
jackson. III; Seweil, IL; Frank Lord.
10; Gentian. 81.
Fourth race-Pierrepont Handicap; one
and one-eighth miles. Go Between, I26;
Dlshabille. l23: oxford. lie Hot Toddy
10; Martin Doyle, 1l2; JairngOrm,
III; Good Luck. IL; Coy Maid. ll2;
Bad News. l12: Dolly Spanker. III; Bel
mere 10: BrOokdale Nymph. 10; Os-
tTiCh, no. Miss Crawford 10S; Red Friar.
lOi; Angler. l06; Craziallo. 100: A Musko-
day. loo; Oriiene. 95; Cederstrome. 80.
Fifth Tace-Selling: three-quarters OF
a mile. Elmont. 30; Black Mate, IO6;
Round Dance, 93; Wabash Queen, 30;
Cara Huron. 80; Wild Dance, 95s Hyper
Ooles 30; Oraculum. l02: Royal Breeze.
Sc; Big Store. 95: Belfast. IS: Killochan,
IS: Momentum, lO6: Lady Vincent 9S;
F1owaway, 80,
Sixth raee-OLe and one-sixteenth
miles. Lady Savoy. ll3; Orilene, I05:
Bivouac. iO5. Stamping Ground. Il3:
Lady Tarantella. lO5; Meddling Daisy,
1U5. Nemesis, l05.
Track muddy
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
GONZAGAS wANr GAMES.

The second team Of the Gonzaga Col
lcge Football Association would like 10
receive dates for afternoon games from
teams averaging l05 pounds.
The third team has likewise organized
and would be glad TO arrange games
With teams Of the average weight OF
ninety pounds
Adress manager of the football teams,
Gonzas ga College, city.