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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR,
Red nose, mOles, birthmarks, powder marks,
permanently removed without pain or Scars.
Lillian NJ. Simmons, electro derma tologist, 1923
Medcal building.
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South Atlantic League.
IN. - js u. ~ y. IS n -
Macon, q; ksonville ,1.

w e ~ 80. 4 ~
JACKsoN;WIEJ.E LIE IA, July ~ tn eS locals
vent IN in tic tenth Inning to.daya, ~
allowed tho visitors TO lpake three Y lSu
and " Gonzales, the cubnnA Joined the team
!, 4 = N,
Js ssass sy innings
Macot, " \. \. % o q 10 0 3--4 63.8l
5 'Batteries--Walker and Shea; Fox and Robin
son, Time. i:s2 umplres Latham ana Si Il N
Savannah, No Charleston,
sAyANNA1I, GA, July l2,--sayannnh won
from chariestons In the third inning to-day
when Women were out, Morris, at second on
made the error that start ca me TUT
Score by innings; (, ~ ~ ~ y / u
f,hn rlcstnn n, n; lO o 0 o. 10
Ba tteFiesD Isahlkott curtis ai q ana
Resinger Al Empires. Black g aid K n ceirat u
Tims, i las, .fis NJ .5
Augusta, a;;t Columbus, 9. =. &.
COLUMBIA, S. c.,, july ls.c olumbia could ! :
not nnd gliolnles to-day and felt the loss OF
Schlrm and Seedh am: u y Al 4, Z \, II,
Score hy Innings: 4 = !, = ! q y y =. "a 3
A1is,,sia . !, Il. \. y o % y ~
1'Battories TSAshton and Sweeney; Holmes and
Carson lj Umpire, Mace. Time J 49, }5E @
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A HustingsaCOurt.S
( Proner Il ra1isferS.!

Rlehmond U Garneal a 3, W ;5e
Grace Street, {2bs3s feet west Of LON I'M
III 3, Gernlel man and ifsto Walter p.
Germel or, east line S f1n y Wen
$ty-eighth8 feet north q Broad
Wtt Sns eYs5s 81 2amss Sa
EAyen,Ie,5 i feet west \ OF ssLa urhl Street,
subject toGa3 decd etrpst 500; 9, Ooo
1a1s!ess fa p y sl's ch an
Street d IL feet Adams
Nss saStA
vest corner Of Invent Street 'o ~
Arn1itage aad 4, wife 1ort hs MI ,IIo y
ai'fmannt . a faet on a hoss
Fannie NJ md a Charles Duke to 3
Charles NJ ger, 3 interest In 43 . u =
fec i. on vest line OF yIdere Street, 500
Jass rs e seesa eo Popar
and r IS ia feet on irlesof popl az
sStreet, 2l51-2 feet east OF Ash 81 rect 3sVo
Near /. e 1, An ~ n a. =.
charlottesville Turnpike. 81 Ia feet y IRON
southeast 3corlerE ofS Darlington III stree
$50. :, !, II, H 1, :, 4 u u, e, i
i in nl4lsus - Richmond & Chesap Bay
T Re,lwnv Conlpany, strip Of land 100 feet
Ew it running through land & q g. a..
GGrnner, containing 2,4e acres.
IT,. Chen twood and wire 70 MInrlT IN, 90 g.
fourth Street, 40 feet north OF s Street
lille Julien c,lnn Ia L. II. Powell. lots Nos.
81, 1 Sd and SO I'm block s. plan Of the
e Lewis sl Gintcr Land and Improyemnnt
Company to Emma G. and Henry pear q
Atkins, lot Mo- !, In block g. plan OF
Ginter Park, $1,000. q "A 81
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Pittsbulrrp, 8 |: Brooklyn, 81


FSPiTTsHuR0. PA July ~. III ittssurg Won ssa
the game In tho seventh Inning when three eG
runs ere scored on aye hiis. brook'yn looked
like d winrors up to- that time. TIT ,,9 !,
Score by innings : z = . l g ~ ~ - e
11it,b',gg q 8 90 &c q
sirieKictt. scanlon and Bergen Time II :4S
.lIinpres.E Conway and I'll Ernst M M ~ is] 9SE
New Y ork, Is Cincinnati,
,IScJSHA TI,3 d. . lily u. - ow York down
"a Cincinnati todd Ina gamoSin which long
hits were numerous. 3l III I, Y, ,I
c Fssrs II 'an.as. XII
s sch q and olg Avins
sion: yor and l5owerrnan utt'r
plres arpenter5 and KIern. !. \; !. N. I:
1 st. Louis, i; Philadelphia, 8.
ninth nth nnlns during which three runs were
scored to-day. decided a are. saw game WI IN
Phiadciphla In favor of 81, Louis to I, I, !,
Score Z 4 4 Z = n 18TH - "a 4.
fS'sa lsf's i q
sIatterics Beebe and Murray; Iusk and Doc rt'-
In. 1tme. Pho Umpire, Johnstpne VI, Ii ri
Chicago, 4-8 Boston, 1-2.
CHICAGO won e, eas y
s sSnss lcq an ana al Chicago pitchers doing
much q he better work. Lindana,u. besides be-
Ing Wild. vas ntted all over the iield In the
opening innings OF the second contes "
First Game: ff . =
Score by lnnlngs: . ]. 1, y = I. =. g. -:
s 81! y, 5S Il 81
e1nn,V brown and Klins: Young
oSelll Time, :ss. 1t Umpire @ Day
Second Game: M 4is s. I. ..S
M Score by innings: HI Nv q . r u. W
Ghsagn 4 i-s
s natteries.Pi and Moran; y Linaaman..
rfe ae,s and Brown. rme. Isl Umpire 3 Day.
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.Radtkc Brings Her: UpS oll the, the
Stretch, Winning BY One
Length. 49, h
OFFERED But No j; SOLD Sol. D
Bid in BY the Stable at $4,000,
John English Wins the
Handicap Z
(ByAssociated Press,

y. NEW. DIRK, July i. nannieS Hodge
g to s 2fayorite. won the jamaica selling
stakes at Brig tom Beach day. She
ran second to- Diamond to- theS stretch.
when Radtkc brought her up, winning
by one length When the mare was
offered for sale, she was bid upfto $500.
St'ut wa 81 bought In by the sta Die suns
maries: K 55 i5 ES
First receive and half furlonGs--
SPenarris 7stos and s. 70 ~ first. Dasf!
Away Is to a and IL to u second. Water
bury l3 to s and cyen) third. Time,
4 :07 5jiSi
n Second race-seling; mile ana fur
long Angler ia to s and eyen)5 first, Ian;
$castrIanS Us: to Il and g to- y second. Red
Elcrinrs Is to and q to p third. Tine
sf Third ,race-six furlongs Halifax (2 to s
and / ro86) first, Bat l3 to 4 and Il to ~
second Stole (loo to and and % TO third
Time /: 13 3-5. 3.53 "a, ", 5s i,
Il Fourth race--the Jamaica ST kes 81 SELF
! ing; Six furlongs-Nannle Hodge e to 5
and 2sto 81 first. Diamond 81 4. to 10 and
8 to d second. Hot Teddy g to- and ~ -
TO 81 third. Time. ] :l3. AZ ~. q J, ~
tS Fifth Eace-one mile md N sixteenth nth
Dolly spankers( e to s and = 70 p first,
$Irars3yyest go TO II and IS to, y SECOND.
aDishn billie a to i and Q to %
1916 2-5. 4. ~. 81. ~ II 7, .
TO and Is ITO ~ first. ollstst % 70 ano
q to IS second, Sally I< Is to = and . 70
third Time, ! IA 20. f8 *
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.sPENC ER8 SMAs HE'S IA REC ORD
Rocky Mount, Who :loay Be
fore Was Ruled Out,
$E lowed Second PA &c. 58,:;i
4, q


4F\H1DcClul
Z s5i:ASHEv1LIE. N. CT, July The tour
nament Of the North Carolina state
Firemen's Association closed to-day Tie
rescue hose wa gon s. team Of n r leig h.,
which Won tie State championship yes
terday. succeeded to-day I'M winning the
Interstate championship In the hose
wagon rnce, and at the same time broke
Sttsl record In this class, doing measured
course in Is seconds flat. against tho old
I record OF so1-5 held D by Greens boro
Spencer broke the State record oile-
3aifth OF a second I'M the hand reel race,
making the run y III % Is 4 seconds, To-.
days programme began at Q O'clock, the
first event being tho state hand no Sc reel
contest, aHrun OF $50 yards to a b ydrant
laying 9S feet % & hose and showing water;
prizes, $3.50 and s25.~ Spencer won In 20 In
Salisbury second. % 2-5 !; Cha pei III third,
time 81 seconds: Morgant ton, 81 Al. Salem
failed to get their 1,ozzle on and did not
score. Il; SRI
The second event was the Interstate
hose wagon contest, fifty yards flying
start i; 200 yards from starting llneSs to
8hyrant; laying Of 2ss feet OF . hose and
4shdwing water; prize, $50. T here were
: eleven entries. Rescue Company. of 2a-
lciglS won; time, rs seconds. &c llpseS Com
apanys Of Godsboro, second; time. rs l-5;
prize SO. Third, Newbern. :2s|4-5; prize,
$50. ~ 81 itf ga ~ III
" Union s 4. C., was ruled out on account
of having a colored driver. Statewide
withdrew, owing to one Of their team
being Injured. ,53 l3 Ny n. 4
!, The last event was the Interstate hand
( hose reel contest. a run Of $50 yards to
hydrant; laying E9S feet o hose and show
Ing water; prizes. s125, $751; and 500 Seven
teams were entered, Spencer won; time,
E :2f 1-5;s5 Salem, second. :25 4-5 4 Salisbury,
third time. 30 1-5, S55, # N RI
II is unanimously Il conceded -by the
visiting fremen@ that the. fine asphalt
track, combined with superb water pres
sure-l45 pounds--contributed ain great
part to the breaking OF the several
records, The timers were; M, u. Me- owan;
OF Durham L, A.. Taylor, of Eroeh sboro,
and William Taylor, of Raleigh .i:ssiii MN
Tho racing COMMITTEES a Sa NEE tIn,r Ia 81,
night decided that, ms the Rocky Mount
in the hose wagon contest the blame
was with the Judges. and awarded Rocky
Wagon Contest riley Also decided isis thai that
the complaint OF the Durham company.
they had been atefpfsred with by
SGompkny. Of Raleigh, was well founded,
and Harris was expelled from the STATE
Association and fined 4 $50 by his COM
Harris, although emphattcallys denying
that he had interfered. .promptlytpa the
nns In the interest OF harmony, II 5fi'
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Ball PLAYER Disabled,

vi ~ ,4 (Specal to The Times lspa tct, ,
lheimer' S 'tlie crack shofr stop Of .Ho t'ulasEi
AM Who also sas snas If1ng
While A@plpg u q, Sa u sy1nss'SS uni
ltaTs was u sbat6 bones below tue slh9Y. &.
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C. M. DANIELS, AMERICAN,
SWIMMING c HAMPTON
(nv "a oanoIafnI PT

80 IVA (I3y Associated f1ress,l sis b VA a
NOTTINGHAM ENGLAND. July l2,- :
The 100 yards amateur swimming match
for the championship OF the world WAS
won by G. NJ. Daniels. American, who
wentS the distance In bs s-5j seconds, beat
Ing the record by two-ffths Of q second.
Cecil Healy. tho amateur champion OF
Australia, II was second, and ]. III, Derby
ahire, OF Manchester. third. ~, 4, III n
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Results at = q; ato 81. i i.

1Byl "A ssocInted 5Prcss.) u
4 cINc1NNA Ti.s q .8 Julyiil2. John Eng sh,a an
outsider. easily won the handicap at I seven So o.
furongs the feature at to-day nan r;as
x ISirst race-Slx furlongs cine q 70 9 hrst;
Lady chara (ab to second spector e Tlr
,i61 10 u third, Time, 1:lb 30. Z, z z
n Second a m ce-One mie-Docile& Is tn ~ first.
Frvol ls to 4, second Dpeskins 10 70 y th'ra
1' Third Fraee1sx tvrlongs (s
nrst." Mayor johnson "a TO Y 2 secofs'i Early
Hours "a to y third. Time. ~ IN
~ to'iI.nrst Bradcn 70 to ~ second Aiilt'ades
"a 10 llthird Time. 1875 30, 8 Il 7. &
Fifth race r. q 20 ~ y
tlo 10 i third, Time, l;ol 2-5: !, L.
SIKH mile and three sS!esn = q
Is second Stroud 70 10 j. third, time 2os To-
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~, 'eY
.Daiily D ut ecord
&: L][,,aw,;;,EsansdSEq1uity.

M T,,drn,e NJ q entered yesterd ones g
"a yai al Gorge BS Bull Con,pany for $lc9,
Louis Rubenatein ger ah ',a
power Company ana ~ hers} for ssao go,
Moses nuBcnstcln rgi hlas any y
Power Company and Others TORI !. y
DEGREES entered 4, ~
t " ydraS g l1ssns Yg
tut9a sioS
jamie 81 h!ShTFona Irecsoh zen
FIJI Lillian Is. White Trac Co
pany and others for $500 "A sh,,r,,
pill Trama r ichrno nd
and Potomac Railroad Company Ior ~ ~ ~
+! Cock and others slYf
3. NJ. Anderson va. s'out hern soH7
S W. n Madison 3 siott tos
George for q S72:t
Florence
son yorse
,i3ssss HMstfng Co,trt
IN ses tried yesterday arshall Robinson.
lmaiIso,s shooting guilty, en- yea rs ~ pen,T
tnnfinry liam Fl M Scot
nnired to pay his wi per mont VI w
Cases set for ntlies Y
William i ones. "a nor; 81.
Miscellnne6u tho record lof1 TINS cou *, ~
nmbiished yeAt erday defendnnts we're tlun,
nied ia cuuit ted was IAN errors q Wy NY
court reporter, These ca noi
they Nnd been on tho long TINE y ,,
.hq th HH Their
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PORTSMOUTH LOSES.
Norfolk Got Three Singles in the
First, Which Won Game.

.{ Especial to The Times Dlspat no 9.s5s3.35
.S PORTSMOUTH,. VA. x July II. Norfolk
4 took Portsmouth into camp to-day, and
won before 200 people by a score OF
3 to o.. Otey pitched n good game fot
tho crew, ana WIS tefr ective with men on
y bases. Kaufman was touchcdiu up for three
singles In the first inning, Which gave
Norfolk two earned runs. IA After this he
was effective. and the other run was the
result OF Flschman's error, Manager;
Ilain was out OF the game with a lame
knee and the Truckers siinfield was
Il broken up. Kelly going to second. Both
4 teams put np a fast and clean fielding
4 game, in which the throwing of Edwards
was a feature. SIX Norfolk players at
tempted to steal bases on him. and every
one OF them were easy victims. Clark
led In hitting. with a single and double
ont Of twice UP. Reyell got two singles,
out Of fo,lrgtim up. The score;
4 PORTSMOUTH,
Il layers Alb. R,iH. @. "A, =.
TItman. 9 o J, 3 3
y Fischman s.. s ..,.,.....3 IL j
Y Revell. 1b..... 9 y
vi Kelly. 2b,...,,. .......... 10 ~ Q
Anthony, Q. f..-... 1850. O5s $ 1tsg Q
Conroy, J. f..,.,..........3 lS Q
Kasi%an, 9 3 9 9
Totals Y. r. I, !. 4. ~ LIB.
NORFOLK, Ri 5sa,S
players: b. r. II. o. "A. ii,
Dingie. q f. ..... h. 4 81 o
4 AtcMahon, 3b.,.,.. q .
\ Clark, 2b,,,.,.:..,,..,..2
Foster, c,....,......,.,,..fa ~ g i, o
Y Evans. |, f.,,.,...,,,.,,. o % 9
Hopkins, r. ~. $3.50 Oh 8 ~ .
Z Benbow, lib. 4. !. !. !. .... 0
3 Hoo PSI 8. s.,,.....,,.,.'.S
Ks Otey,s ,,,.,,,...','.,,,'.S W. v ~ y y
"a 5j5 35S ,5 q Ks ~ $50
s. Totals ~. /. I. /. !, ,,.23 8 s n II NJ 2
Score by Innings .yiG..s III.
/ Portsmouth ,,...,,..,.Ss.0 Oo y y 00 Oo-o
Norfolk /. !. {. 81, o d 90 10 o. o. 8
8 Summary; Earned II rllns--N Norfolk, q
Two base hts-strebeigh. Clark, Stolen
bases Conroy,s Sacrifice lts-I Evans and
+ Benhow Double plays--so nroy and Re-
veil, Bases on balls by Kaufman, 8; by
( Otey,1, Hit by pitched balls-H enpoW
and Foster Struck out BY x aufman,i
4 q; by otey, 6, Time OF game, l:45' l Una
plrc, NeWhouse. 3gs #
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Montgome I; Atlanta, 3.

Montgomery, Il; Atlanta, 9.
MONTGOMERY, July l2,---Busck's error was
followed by two singles. which lost tho game
10 Atlanta. 49, AS-eS n, III 1872 K,
n Score by innings:s d \ x n.o MT -;
Mont KOmery ,,si,..,<,.s y oSnU WY ~
Batterles s-Walsll, ana AfcAlle; Seller and
Archer. Time, i $50. Umpire, Pfeninger,
Birmingham, I'll; Nashville, 8,
NASHVILLE TEN N. !. July ~, ri irminghanl
hitsHermanIat viii to-day and had no trouble M
In winning. & XXI ia, n .,s :, Yr n
II Score by Innlngsi ii . Z = ]. II 4 4 ~ ~ =
j. u 7re1ry. saim AMI
Matthews, thine, 1;4s. Umpire; RuddderhaM,iS
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Cleveland. S; Washir1gtor 8.


JvAsHlNoToN July Y. Hess allowed !, .he
which were OF the scratch order, and Cleveland
won easily 9 toa 9. n NJ &, !. !, I, /,
Yashihgt in, Ii. 10 0 o 90 9 90
csss!shs ss-ta;ktnbers and x|.rsdgs iis.s
and 13uelow5 Time. 10 Umpire. y
Philadelphia, .; Detroit,
saaSpiiILA DELPHIA. July IL. Philadelphia de-
featcd Detroit to-day In o. game q hat was q
Flank ias ana and Donovan allowed each aide only
IS sso r. lby innings . !. . d y;
P PsiISie . ~
q BattericsDo and Warner: Plank and
Powers Tiipe re- Empires e. mol and
St. Louis, 4 Boston, ~
BOSTON. July u st. Louis long hitting
s sna q i9ise 92 sae IL 7ayof
Score BY Innings: Il !, r y. q H !
st. Louis 4. Z: o 9 o.
B2sseu and 81 IN
e ss,r ESsn.. Tine, IA 'gp're' hoash'sa
New York, Chicago,
A. guy lessl Ame II ,ns
three of the winning runs. and the nelding on
both sides was fast. i. I'll
81 Score by innings: +. x. y. ~ - !;
Ss!sass} So 81
B Batteries Smith and Sui Ivan: ortt md
KleInow. Time. 80. Umpire. Sheridan az
VI Eastern ssociation.
Az Rocheate 81 .utalo. q Rochester. 8. .gs
$SSAt Toronto Toronto 9: Montreal,
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81 Standing 81 the Clubs.

III Tho % Roanoke aggregation OF u ballolo-'
L gists were not defeated yesterday q ftcr-
noon and the Lawmakers didn't climb
any higherNup the percentage laddcr.ssf;E "a
Rain that fell in2t tie ia ftcrnoonl soaked
Y tho diamond no that & a game could not
be played. That's the reason the visitors
8didn't get beaten. ard beaten bad ly{Snt
that. for II WAS Colonel Still who I was
to do tho tWlrling. and Willis was eoinE
+ to- hand them oyer for the II Ehlandcr
asgI Il was source OF much tIisnppoint-
#mcnt that the game yesterday could not
4 be- played, The d ialnond was full Of
water. and, had tho players have gone to
work tho exhibition would have been a
farce ather than a good game OF base
ball. ssf n S$is Y \;
A Two games will be 5pla ycd on Saturday
afternoon $oDly one admlssl on price
will be- cliargcd. Still will robahly work
ngto-day's game, Z and Long, Drew or Eek
stone will do the honors for the double
4 header. HI 5i$ atf S.6
To- Morrow's First Game
NJ M willis and Cassidy will certainly work
for the Highlanders.$ and another pitcher
4 may be sent In the box to show the Law
makers a few stunts in ono OF the three
games. Tho game this afternoon Will
bcgit, al the usllal ho,ir-4 100 O. lockout
Sons Saturday tlies first game will starts \
ESQ d clock. ~ 81 Il al gyS3
Catcher Phil Hinton, who was arrested
in Lynchburg at tho instigation OF I,m-
I pire BDanlhy.swlio charged him 18th 3ubus;-
i've Language, was dismissed by Magistrate
Fortune IN the e Hill CT $and! & returned
with \ tho Lawmakers to- r richmond yes
terday. 98s
5ls Umpire DANNY did not press the charge
that l,c made against sthe en- tcher, and
Magistrate Fortune. who was n spectator,
4 at the game, admitted that he heard
i nothing that Hinton said. gssi83
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Elm City,. 8; Emporia, q.
l/cn.oi,t w, uyha TIn1aa. Tliana tCh
(SpecIal to The

ELM CITY. M G.. July "a, -Eln city
took took the frslt game Of the series, from
Irnporiu blythe score Of 8 to 2. BAT teries:i
tEmporla, Cartwright. and Hobbs; Elm
City, Turner and M Ills. II 53 ls,'
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Prize I'll gh ting
Rncing
AutoinG
Skating


Jared and u, q a1ryi ,ge IN
rlng Tarnoii 2, sot ,hir th1s
Steeplechase.
,ior's 'tGroxtoii ridden by his owner I, !:
the odds Mr Charlie HIRE ll,{, A.
R jS2' jSsk aa sSi1fs ;l'ss's Harry hay1
Mr.. Taylor, On wen, out, to
tie front LED AL ts W,y ,n so aId
e. BID faiI !nFse only
5an 81 li,e H. 81 Tie ast tine around ;s
field aylor falled e h .arn fInt a Ia
e rafk fn,i r1i around 81 tiaaihdel Tie
fleid followed Ills lead and ran half 4, g
Eng nr5{ e tne y
like 4 hhrricane and beat out W. to ~
for second place by e az m9s s croA'o
two lengths q !, baea 70 q stand ,.s no
TIA sn ~ oashed III on croxton. !, I,
The closing s 4. o. !, c9 az hotses
t thrt haad r but had At
which I'VE made e. Digs ~
sf tircsone delay ct tie poss.tf,ttih| o
T.Itn; AWct,t TO the front. Will ",rn rpo9nfs
at t'h her girth and s,e rest vel! W atho
half-mie pole; ~ "a WI Wias rppd Tho
ba had NJ nIa d Bels came down iKe
theN3wind i'll the stretch, md beat out
hHnd FIJI sgsoaSa
Ss}SS| The 4 Awards.
hs iT4, IAN ye afa Is fe''e SuMp
55s ne FE FL. ~ ii 3S
II Toconlt Oaks Farm ., 7
King 70 W W. D nasorne
vi. Greenviile \. Randolph Toward '',t'1:
q Paul. Rogers Bros, /, Il S53S3
De' Rs2Sn Gsuns Rtsdhenas
a. iRa diant--Mrs Allen Pot N fSs
24Kobin r. Mrs !, Bair,J oh Y
3 kAng8 q 1aaqs fsl5UHs Alen potfs.
Royal Reg ID Randolph Howard
!, CARRIER g \, !,
/. Bit and Spur ia rber g CARRIER. . N B
KS 2. Idaho md Idan 4 Ho----A Randolph
5sa' F1fRs 9TS S5GDSsr Guest
Black Socks and 4 Christine ". q vy.
Il SUI I,eona,rdine and VallantST--c w.l
50 Bowery Girl and Granite Blair John-.
n II UNIT TEAMS.
eswic ok Hun cred by JulianIi
teh Hin by 4; L';I
e5fange Hunt entered ~ .1l:15 { u
d Il Is !, / CLASS \ 8.
3 29R eliance--Tlle Oaks Fn rm. s53s ss sS
HoRsHs MzRa 1a3sa ff1si
ssal "A. Randolph Howard
SsS Airs-G BARBER g. Ga r, &5jfsst
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and j. IhOnn pSOnAt3rOWnE MsSsOs
P x o y Is|f1s1
SALE ss.sI5y
Ist "a In U B II i u I,' s ';
fThfE BEAUTIFUL # SUBJ RBAr1 ~ = ONE {, ME
Win lin $ $ Acres 81 liz late ls ass
B II enrico Count easurer
WALTER j Is odd Dec 4,
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Il 81
3ROVE;& GAS 74AND&VATER
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and 1923 ,Sou tn; Eggl ton Str on al gSsf
footflot,# in&the city OF Richmond. ON east;
line ofs Eggl lesion Street. neal he N
VI virtue Of 10 decree OF the Cre,iitss
Court 81 the count " Of FL rtco entered
}y Sc
" EpN i 81 ! q ! uI /; # 1893 u
sttcreafterNsa about sso-the two frame: Il
houses on Egg lesion street Il.
could loaes setter than
water aud all City cony,enieI,s es lot.andsI
scessi bio by the Chestnut Hill and sHighaa
land Park Electric Line. M Nice shady MI
grove and snl cessar on e houses,
eyeeyt9lns aess
paraeus bed small & Fruits ain q bund ncestf
kindsgof Berries and I, q q hEa,ss
viii 30 ia demand Tor own lots renders
this property very pie as 4
tier Ga 10 Of the r1,estead SAY about4
$50 r, M we Will sell Il the two trams5
houses near the western glimits ,of the 4!
ay fSo4Ia h!gty fssl
3of WInder Street, y n Ct ZIG l II
fefsta III g. slsy rops.as
two frame houses, oile-t hird cash. and
m9nths 81
all cash, at sopt Ion tof pure llaser
t Est ossy ~ tS snd
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81 Special Commits ners.fs Il ~
Es Rose Co. and ais. auction ss a.
POSTPONED. on account OF rainytoST UEs.8
4pAY,-JuLY 4, 1906, at Same time ana
place. II F}5 NJ e S35i IS Ks ~ n sis
'Y I3y order of tho commissioners. II " 81 4 II
ROSIE &C, Y ct ais AuctioneeE q IN
In the clsrs,s q q "a, ths Circuit cours
w. II, Todd ct ais.
against {5 Jsas - q y as4{s3Ss
i, u, r, Phillips. deputy cleris Of tfiss
a anired do Of the Special Commissioner hy
the decree rendered In said cause on tha55
cd dag. OF Julys 1905. has been duly aglv .,l
I Given under my hand ms clerk ot h1sss
said court. this 9th day OF July, y so o.;
II R, 81 n Deputy Clerk,
REAL FSTA'T E--For Rent.
For SALE,
Desirable Suburban Home
near New Reservoir. Good house. g or
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