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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
THE NEW PURE FOOD JAW

is very precise, both in wording ana meaning, but when it tells us about pure coffee 1t makes us mad, yes, very mad; because we cannot put chicory in your coffee unless you tell us you want it. Now two-thlrds of the real coffee drinkers want chicory mixed with their coffee, De- cause it gives the coffee more strength; it gives it peculiar navor which is very bracing on a cola VIII ter morning, and aside from all mat. It's healthy. All over Europe It IS cultivated for feeding cattle with US leaves. The bleached leaves are used as a salad. The latter IS pro cured by placing the roots in DoA of earth and placing in a cellar. Ine The roots dried, cured and roasted are then used to mix with coffee, ana have been used for that purpose TOT over a century. But the law must De upheld at our store, therefore we want all our patrons to tell us II they do or do not want chicory m their coffee. We wonder if we Will ever see a pure. clean, honest law m force which will not allow politicians to do any backsliding, undernano work and make promises just to nave the pleasure of breaking them. But that's not half as bad as some tricR- cry that's now going on and Will con tinue until election day next fall. But those implicated are not tea ana coffee drinkers. No, siree; they don't drink the nice quality or tea and coffee we sell. Say. if you've never had the pleasure of drinking any of our tea and coffee we WISH you would try it this week from
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
SILK SPECIALS

The products of the best foreign and domestic manufacturers. are repre- sented-Every item good value. AT 59c-lmported black taffeta silk. AT 9Sc-27-inch white taffeta. AT 9Sc-Yard- guaranteed black tatfeta. AT 69c-Tussah pongee. in all the new colors, pure dye. wear guaran- teed
 AT $l.25-36-inch black peau de soie, pure silk double face. AT 75c-Twilled foulard guaranteed spot and rain proof. AT 69c--27-inch guaranteed French taffeta silk.
 AT 59c-Fine quality satin liberty. AT I5e-500 yards taffeta, and I.oui- sine silks, in. checks and stripes. AT 7Jc--Cheney Bros printed foul- ards, in the spot-proof finish. AT 79c-Black, guaranteed bonnet silk, value 9Sc.
 LADIES' WAISTS AT 9Sc--Ladies' white lawn waists, in several styles, value $1.25. AT $1.9S-Ladies' silk waists. were S3.9S. AT S1.9S-Ladies' waists, made of all-over embroidery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08
NOTICE !!

F. BUCK, the TAILOR has re- moved from oTO North Main to lS2 NORTH MAIN STREET. Leave xour orders now for your Spring Suit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-08

South Main street, cont for, $2.50 to $l2.OO.
 medium prlc
 "C< Suits for young men Q pecially for young me students in the leading 3 buttoned vest, large buttons, the new creased coat, the side seams and from the side nockets down creases are pressed in the coat, this makes the flare ef- feet more pronounced. new style cuff ]; these are among the notice able features in the tailoring. The color ing and weave of the woolens that College brand 7 suits are made from have an individually that you will not find in any other clothing !; the prices are the same as you expect to pay for good values. SIS, IS, 20, p, 25. 26 and $50,
 "Rightly-made suits for all men, old or young, the suits that have made our cloth ing famous l; prices as in the past, $l0, 12, 1850, Is. 16 So, IS, 20, p, 25. 28. 30 and $35.
 BLACK SUITS and BLUE SUITS This stock we never allow to become de- pleted. We carry a full stock the year around, and can fit the smallest boy or the biggest man. Prices accord ing to the quality. You save money as we'll as secure a perfect fii, when you select from "the largest suit stock in Conn J. B.
 - - YYA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08
CITY PARK RACES
BEGIN IN THE MUD
Track Wet and Heavy and One
Of the Features OF the Gard
Omitted.
EXCITING STEEPLECHASE
Naran Trips Over Harlequin and
Both Fali-The Days
Results.

NEW ORLEANS. January The races
were shifted % city Park to-day for a
two weeks stay. Md was deep. and the
original sixth race a mile event. was
called of in consequence. the seventh
being substituted
Tic steepiechase furnished excitement
when Naran t-ipped over Harlequin and
both fell. Summaries:
First race Selling. six flrlonEs-Cap-
tain Hale % 20 p first. Henry Bosworth
a TO j. second. sagapank IS 20 . third.
Time. l.l9 3-s.
Second -Stceplechase short course
plea Is 10 3 FIRST, sgbador @ 70 q sec
ond. Moio B. GO 20 j. third Time. 5.ls IS.
Third race-Three furlonss. two-yesr
olts-Blue les Is TO % first J. Eel ".
f to 81 second. Rebel Queen IS 70 > third.
Time 20 3-5.
Fourth race-Afi.e and n slxteenth--De-
vout % go Sd first. Foreigner 90 % - Sec
ond. Kleinwood q 10 Sd third. Time.
10 2-5
Fonsoluca. Mr. Jack and E--ar ran.
Fifth race-Flve and one-Laif flrionzs-
Dargin Is 20 q first. Athlete g 70 81 sec
ond. Cfentiau III % - third. Time 1.o9 2-5.
sixth race-SeIinE. seven furlongs-Sea
salt 90 20 % FIRST. AGRA go 20 d second,
john Kaufman a to o third. Time. l'''.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08
NEW TRAINLOAD OF WILD
ANIMALS ON WAY TO CITY
Gable Message Received From Mr.. Bostock Announces
Departure of Large Observation-Disclosures
Winter Quarters at Pine Beach

Mt Frank BostocS's local managers re-
ceived a cable message from him late yes
tercay afternoon. saving that a large por-
ton OF his show was on the way 10 Rich
mond. and telling them 20 arrange with
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for
transportation OF four or Eve cars Of ami
mails and equipment % this city.
After investigating the local manage
ment learned that the acts mentioned in
Ir. Bostock's message hal already been
landed in this country. and would reach
Richmond this afternoon or tomorrow.
Immediately preparations were started FOR
the receipt of THIS large contingent OF
animals and trainers
There VIII be twelve trainers ana their
animals among the new arrivals Mime.
MorrelN who was 70 arrive here with
the trainers. has been DELAYED on account
OF the serious condition OF her husband.
Felix Rex. who was terribly torn by q
lion o short time ago. Morreli ard her
husband Will follow as soon as Doe is able
10 travel. Her group OF leopar3s and
jaguars are. however. among tile animals
coming with this lot
Among the famous trainers and the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08
KESWICK CLUB HAS FINE HUNT,
BUT WITH TWO BAD SPILLS

Joslin. on Easter. Miss Garth. on Ches-
wick, Mr.. Blackwell, on Unknown: Mr..
Robert Jackson ON Miss English: MT.
Humphries. on Louisville; Mr.. Baltz. on
Kiondyke: Mrs. White on Tatnau. MT.
Sawyer. on Red Rock: Mrs. Murray
BoocOck. on Granite AIr Horne on ST.
Leonardine; MT Harry jackson. on
Champion. MI. Garrison. on Pretty
Maid Mrs. Pott Groom. on Bachelor.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray Boocock. Mr. and Mrs Eagru-
der. Mrs Dickinson. Miss Lyons Mr..
and Mrs &. S. Boocock. Mr. and Mrs
T. Money. Mr.. and Mrs. w Money. MT.
and Mrs. George Mason, Mr. and Mrs.
Randolph. Miss Randolph Mr. and Mrs.
Joslin. Mr and Mrs. Rafferty,. Mrs. Rob
bins Dr. Macon. Mrs. Potts. Or Thur
man. Mr.. Caves. Mr. Halston. NJ. and
Mrs. White. Dir. Arthur White. Jr. Mr.
Montague, Mr.. HUMPHREYS Mr.. Raltz.
mr.. and Mrs Sawyef. Mr.. Robert Jack
son. MT Harry Jacison. Mr.. and Miss
Long. Mrs. and Miss Richards. Mr..
blackwell. Miss Garth. Miss Anthoney.
Mr.. and Mrs Horne.
Mrs. Allen Potts wifi entertain the club
and its friends al castle HIM. sattir-
day Janutry 18th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08

KESWICK. VA. January THE dr-g
OF the Keswick Hunt Club Saturday
proved q great success. despite tho
heavy going. which was hard ON beast
and man. There were two accidents
which looked as - they Were serious.
but proved otherwis NIrs White had
bad spill from Tatnalrs falling after
clearing "a ditch. caused by the hank
caving. She was unconscious FOR a few
moments. but was not seriously hurt
Mrs. Allen Potts. ON Freight, collded
with the NJ. r II. Mr.. Norris. and un-
horsed him. but he luckily was not hurt.
The hounds were thrown jan at Robin
and ran 10 the schoolhouse where there
was a take up then on 20 "Edgehill"
and on to Walnut Hin and over the
back fence 10 Hammock's Gap Road.
where there was a break. Threw in
again at Everetts and on 20 "Glenview."
the lovely home Of Mr. and Mrs. Horne.
where the club and its friends were
delightfully."- entertained az a breakfast"
Those riding We're Mr.. Julian Morris.
NJ F. H. on Brandon. DR.. Thurman.
first whip. on Thunderbolt. Mr. Arthur
White. Jr.. second whip. on Huldnch:
Mrs. Allen Potts. honorary whip. on
Freight. Mrs Joslin. on Princess; Mr..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08
SPLENDID HUNT
IN RAPPAHANAOCK
Gay Company Starts Out From
Washington. Va.-Two Foxes
Going at Same Time.

WASHINGTON, RAPPAEANNOCI
CO.. VA. January Bright and early
Saturday morning "a party of pleasure
seekers started for a fox hunt. and after
much hustle and hurry the party left
Washington. Va. about 8 A NJ The
company. after assembling on horseback.
started for the location where IL was eX-
pected to start the fox. and after going
through the farm of Nh H. C. Mofett.
started on Jenkins's Mountain. through
Baxter's Hollow ana tnen 10 the top of
the mountain.
Failing TO start the prey from his cover
before the top OF JenKins-s Mountain was
reached. the hunters rode along the top
OF the mountain 10. several miles to
wards the Wild Cat Den. when the hounds
We're heard to give mouth. and in a little
while the party knew that the fox was
running for HIS lie. and after an exciting
chase of several miles the hounds ran him
In a den in % gorge not far from the home
Of MI II. J. keyser. and after working
for several hours trying 70 dislodge the
ioN. tte task was deemed impossible. and
the crowd started FOR Washington. by
WAY Of Harris's Hollow
During The morning the pack became
separated. and 81 was discovered that two
and possibly three foxes were up at the
same time one Of the foxes was started
on Wolf Mountain. which is spur Of
Jenkins's Mountain. and az the same time
about hall Of the pack We're running one
10 his den described above
The party consisted of Misses Lavinia
and Mayes Dudley. Of Washington Va.
and their guests. Misses Mary Hughes. Of
aIurel Mills. frankie smith. OF Boston
and Stewart Wise. Of Churchland. Va.
and Misses Belle Strother HIN Carter.
Miss Mary 3 Browning and Honey D.
Eastman. Of Flint Hl. The gentlemen
We're Messrs. PULLEY Hughes. o. Laurel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08

man; the worlds record is nine three
NTH seconds.
Decorations and arrangements in Madi-
son Square Garden are being rushed 20
completion for the seventh annual show
which VIII be opened on Saturday night.
under the auspices OF the Association Of
Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
Few vocations have attracted SO many
famous athletes as the motor car indus
fry. Numerous medal winners have gore
into the business as statesmen, and there
are openings for many more.
The next coast fight OF interest Will he
that between Abe Attcl and Harry Baker.
1t viii take place az Los Angeles under
the auspices of the Pacific Athletic Club.
Baker is the yOungSter who won de-
cision over Frankie Neil. and later gave
Abe an he could do 10 beat him i'm TWEEN
~ rounds. The decision IN favor of Aftei.
according 90 reports. WAS of tao hair line
order which demonstrates Bakers fight
ing abilities.
Tex Richard. the famous promoter OF
the NelsOn-Gans fight has Just wagered
$1,000 That his Doris car can Outrun and
output any other car lu Nevada. State
where l,lO automobiles are in use.
4 six-dav skating race l. the novel
sporting event planned for Philadelphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08
EXCITING Cross
COUNTRY RIDING
Middlesex Hunt Club Meets
English FoxhOunds Near Round
Hill for Fine Chase
TWO FOXES ARE DENIED
Number OF Well-Known Sports
FOllOw-Two Spills in Kes-
wick Chase.
Especial % me Tlme%Dlspa.oh.J

LEESBURG. VA. January The
Middlesex Hunt club met their pack of
English foxhounds to-day. near Round
Hiu, about ten miles from Leesburg.
Tho course taken by Tie hounds led the
riders over a fne section. the bes+ in
Loudoun. for exciting cross-countrv rid
ing. Cast east near Round HiU the
hounds soon uncovered and took the trail
for several miles toward Bluemont. then
south toward Airmont and Purcellviue.
Two foxes were denned near The srrrt-
ing point
Those following were a. =. Iif-
". +. H.; Messrs. Chamberrafa
more-and Davis. r B. Whit.
Chichester Jr.. ". A. Afetzgel.
Eus;.s and others. Tire I.oudoun
VIII meet on Tuesday NJ Leesburr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SAFE on
one acre Or ground on the NTecharics.
Vile Turnpike. near the first tolihouso
with an the improvements thereon ,,-tsoL
consist Of u good f,u--roonf drveuireyA
with the usual outbuiidings. The rror7,
erty is vol located i'm a beautiful ror-
ton OF the county. and its neorross r.,
the city makes ~ valuable. r. is now
occupied by n good tenant nv ,-frf,,s
Of "A decree OF the Chancery Court OF fhe
c.lf or Richmond virginia. entered on
the 18th OF December 1906. in the suit
Jonn W alter Nittei. defendants. 81 ais.
we vii sell az public auction on the
premises. on
THURSDAY JANUARY 10TH 1907
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08
BY A. l. AdamsOn.
Real Estate AuctiOueer,
Manchester.
". II. WYATT. JR.. II. c.. c. r.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF

= 4 r
very attractive farm. containing
eiehty-six and one-half acres. fronting
on the warwick Road, at its entrance
~ the Broad Rock Road. and designated
a. lots L and is. "Brander s. lands.
about three miles from the city of Man
chester. in Chesterfield county. Va. BY
virtue OF Il deed OF trust. dated Decem-
be~ 26th 1903. and recorded I'm the
Clerks once Of the Circuie Court OF
Chesterfield. u. r. vol. 1o6. page OPS
default having been made in the pay
luont Of the notes secured thereby. and
being directed so 20 do by the holder
thereof. l viii sell at public auction. on
the premises. on
FRIDAY. THE nth DAY OF JAN
I-ARY. 1907.
az p NJ. the above farm. or So much
thereof as may be necessary, to pay the
said note OF $3.50. interest. taxes and cost
OF executing this trust.
TERNS-CASH.
A. J.. ADMANSON.
Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08
Fraemenfs at Snort

"R!lly" Rhodes tho Western welter-
weight boxed. who was so badly ulo1
up In his fftccn-r0und bout win
Terry Martin ON New Years Eve that
ho was forced To- receive medical arr
teutlon. lcft the RHODE Island H0snfto1
and took train SATURDAY. nicht.
Rhodes ha0 sustained dangerous
bruises over hts left eye as result Of
the battle.
The Queen University hockey team
of Kingston. ont. defeated the Vale
team at Pittsburg. Pa-. saturday night
hT q score of TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08
Daily Court Record
Law and EQUITY Conrt


DEGREES entered yesterday. Louisa
Boschen VS. ". n. BoscAen and Others
Decree confirming sale OF real estate
and partly distributing the fund In me
case.
Suits instituted yesterday. Jonathan
BRYAN. virginia Trust COMPANY. trrs-
tees. VS.. the Leath theatrical Company.
for sfST50.
Peter Is. Hatcher VS.. Richmond and
Chesapeake Bay Railway Companv
tetectment easel damages. $1,000
Daniel Williams VS. ROwena Williams
FOR a divorce.
Circuit Court.
In the case OF W. f. Seaton & Sons
VS. John T. Hesser. a verdict for the
plaintiff for SS95 was returned An
appeal will be asked.
In the ejectment case Of the city of
Richmond VS.. Miss NJ l. Beuenor. In
Volvtng tho right to occupy certain land
on West Broad street a verdict for the
city was rendered. Defendant will a sk
20 have the verdict set aside and new
trial granted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08
North Phillies to Play Stratton

PHILAD January Ar
rangements have just been completed
whereby the North Phillies will play
RaslSethan League ON interlcague game
az StrattOn Han next SATURDAY night.
IS both clubs play in the same hall.
much rivalry exists between them. so
one OF the fastest games ever seen IN
the Paramount arena Is sure TO result
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08
United STATES MARsHATis SALE.

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGTNIA.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale issued out
~ the United States District Court for the
Eastern District OF Virginia on the 22d
dav Of December. 1906. notice is hereby
given that l Will sell by public auction
for cash. on SATURDAY. the 18th day OF
January. 1897. at Z o'clock 2. NJ i'm front
OF the Custom House. on Bank Street.
in the CITY OF Richmond Va the Dredge
Little Giant" her engines. boilers ma
chinerv. boats. tackle apparel. appurte-
nances and furniture as she now lies IN
Mattaponi River. near Ayletts Va.
MORGAN TREAT. L. s. Marshal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08

NEW YORK. January The Com
mittee on Cruises OF the American Pow
er Boat Association has reported that
the associations cruise next season
will be 90 jamestown. starting from
New York about August 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08

NJ On early date. Twenty years ago
rolcr-skatng was very popular snort
$40 the Quaker city. and &c now has "a
recurrence OF that popularity The only
SiN-day race ever held was that OF last
spring az ST louis which resulted f1
Arthur Weinberg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08
Auction Sales-This Day.

By Richmond Auction Co.
1905 H. Main Street.
We will sell at our warerooms To-
DAY, January E. 1907. hne collection OF
FURNITURE. PIER MIRRORS. CAR
PETS. GLASS CHANDELIERS:
also twenty volumes
MAKERS OF HISTORY"
by ancient writers.
Commencing al 1890. we will sell at
auction Oak and Walnut Bedroom suits
Rosewood bookcase Single Bureaus
Bedstcads. Mattresses. Chairs Parlor
Suits. Pictures and other sundrv articles
Sale positive. Trade sale THURSDAY
January 10th.
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
Geo. II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
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rNrsrEEs- ArcrIoN 80.

In execution OF "a deed Of trust. dated
December 10Th. 1891. Of record in Clerk $
Ofice Chancery Court OF Richmond in
j.. 3. 1+t-C. page 453. default having
been made % the payment OF a portion
OF the money therein secured. we will
sell az public auction on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10TH 1907
ar $3.50 O'Clock T. NJ. on the premises.
tho dwelling 80. $40 North Thirty-frst
Street The lot fronts 90 feet and ex-
tends back 1872 feet
TERMS-CASIf
= y. SUTTON
y. n. HARGROVE,
u. s.. TAYLOR.
Trustees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08
Some
Sporting Chat
By MAC.

Manager John McGraw. OF the New
York Giants. has gone 70 Los Ahseles
rnents for his team TO practice in the
spring.
The pitching strength OF q team as com
pared against rs Dattlhs stIenstn sesiils
10 have the better OF Il. TOT study OF
the averages reveals the fact that teams
with good pitching STAINS and weak nit
ters surge 10 the front more frequently
than q collection OF sluggcrs backed by
inferior pitchers The pitcher vs. batter
theory is we'll Illustrated In the American
tho Chicago team OF World s Champions
batted in the 800 class. but the pitchers
held opponents 70 few. hits
Mr.. Arthur Lee Newton made a brilliant
record in the world OF college athletics
and as q member OF the New York Athlc-
tlc Club. after his graduation lie has
held four American lOng-dlstance cham
pionships and one olympic ~orld four
mile championship. lie was a member
Of the American Olympic championship
I'm 1904. and is captain OF the New York
Athletic club cross-country team.
For nine years Mr.. Newton was the
lawn tennis champion Of Vermont and
he won the New York Athletic Club fall
tournament in 1916
At n meeting OF the Harvard Athletic
Committee held Friday night 1t was voted
TO abolish training tables for an branches
OF sport in which the university is repre-
scented by teams The association will
Give not cent to support any such
Institution. as the committee believes
that training tables are one OF the great
evils In connection with sports. which
must he eradicated Immediately in or
der TO promote pure amateurism.
President James T. Sullivan. of the A
A. L.. desires 10 enlarge his field Of labor
by anncNing all school children of athle-
tic tendencies. Hc believes evidently.
that it IS better TO rear the cub than
20 train tile lion.
Every inducement possible is being
offered TO Eli y. Parsons, Of
Yale. University and Melvin Shep-
pard Of the Irish-American Athle-
tic club. to run again Tor the
G00-yard championship. Parsons was the
winner in the race held In November in
Madison Square Garden. but the con-
test was very unsatisfactory. Harry
Hillman. the crack Splinter and hurdler.
OF the n Y. a. C.. is being urged 20
enter the race with the Yale and Irish
runners
Charley Scitz. OF Pennsylvania. who
may come 10 the Richmond indoor meet
Is training 20 break the worlds record for
the lOO-yard dash. He Is a ten-second
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High COnstable's Sale.

I viii sell by public auction. on TUES
DAY. THE sTH DAY OF JANUARY.
1907. at o'clock p. NJ. at No. ] East
Duval Street the following property. 10
satisfy distress warrant in my hands
L. Il. Myers vs.. Joslcass a lot OF
Groceries. Wines, Whiskey, 1 Top Wagon,
I Pigeon Table. etc
TERMS-CASH.
". H. WYATT. JR.. H. c.. c. r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08

BY :. n. Carneal & son.
Real Estate Aucti0ueers.
no. HOG East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08

june 9Th. 1905 and recorded in clerk !
Once Of Richmond Chancary Court. n.
b. 1880. paee $50. default having been
made in payment of the debt therein
secured. I will sell by auction. on the
premises. on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10TH. 1907.
ut 4.30 o'clock p. NJ. one-half interest
in the above described property
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Charley Seitz. Of Pennsylvania who
may come 10 the Richmond indoor meet
Is training 20 break the worlds record for
the l0O-yard dash. He Is q ten-second
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08

President James r. sullivan. OF the A.
A. L.. desires TO enlarge his field Of labor
by anncXing an school children of athle-
tic tendencies. Hc believes. evidently.
that it Is better TO rear the cub than
20 train the lion.
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GEORGE BRAN
J JORDAN LEAKE.
Special Com mi=efonarz-

The bond required of the special CONF
missioners IN the above suit has been
duly given
CHARLES o. sAvIII.E.
Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-08

Manager John McGraw. OF the New
York Giants. has gone 10 Los Angeles
Cal where he expects 20 make arrange
Iuents for his team TO practice in the
spring.
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The bond required of the special COM
nissioners by the above decree has been
duly given.
CHAS. O. SAVILLE. Clerk.