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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-28
STANFORD.

Fred Morrill, left STAFFORD last week
for New York, for work during the
winter
Alvin Carpenter drove stage for III.
G. Silloway on Tuesday. Mr.. Silloway
carried his guests, Mr.. and Mrs b.
Frank Howard, to Chelsea and return,
Isaac Howe has had the pleasure of
visit from his three brothers, Fred,
Henry and Edwin Howe. The first twe
live in the West, and the latter in
Massachusetts.
Mrs. c. P. Reed Of East Lebanon, N.
H., visited her sister Mrs Win Ferris
last week, remaining until Sunday. Mrs.
Ferris is yet unable to sit up, and Mrs.
Daley is there caring for the household.
| Mrs. B. 7. MARSHALL and Miss Rich
were here from Chelsea last Tuesday,
to look after their cottages, before re-
\ turning to New Rochelle, N. ", where
Mr.. Marshall is pastor Of large Pres-
hyterian Church
Reuben Wright of Worcester, Mass,
recently visited his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. James Wright, for a week, return
ing to Worcester the 21st Of this month.
His father accompanied him for short
visit in Worcester,
a heavy wind and rain storm passed
ever Stanford last Tuesday, breaking
down trees and making a general mix
/ up OF telephone wires One party in
/ trying, after the storm, TO ring up
another party on the Peoples Line was
answered by some one on the New Eng
land line.
Mr.. ami Mrs. b. Frank Howard of
Chicago have been at the STAFFORD
House for some over week past, pass
ing the time visiting in STAFFORD and
adjoining towns. Mrs. Howard Ia q
native OF ,Strafford. In girlhood sac
attended school in log school house
in the edge of Vershire, where she got
part Of her common school education.
Rev and Mrs. A. ]. Eastman, and
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Todall, attended the
East Orange Sunday Scholl Convention
at East Corinth oh Wednesday and
Thursday last. The convention proved
to be one Of the best Rev. r. NJ Fuller,
/ State Field Secretary was present, and
on Wednesday evening gave most in
teresting account OF MS trip TO the
Worlds Sunday School Convention at
Rome the past season.
Messrs, Hoffman and Fitzpatrick gave
a stereoptician entertainment at South
STAFFORD. in Barrett Han, on Monday
evening and in Town Hall, upper village
on Tuesday eve, illustrating the great
destruction by earthquake and fire in
Chicago and at Kingston. Many other
scenes were also thrown upon the can
yass. The entertainment was a very
good one, and was attended by fairly
on Tuesday evening illustrating the
great destruction ~ Earthquake and
fire in Chicago and at Kingston. Many
other scenes were also thrown upon the
canvass. Tie entertainment was at
tended by fairly good house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-28
TALK OF The TOWN.

Save red stamps.
Masonic charms and pins at Z. P. Aus.
TINS, "the watch and clock man"
Old gold and silver wanted at re.
finers' prices III exchange for goods at
r. E. Burr's.
Save money by purchasing that tennia
racket now. Big reduction at Averill
Music Co.
J.. P. Austin sells stone cutters
glasses, all kinds and prices from zoe to
$500 per pair.
Good.paying hammer handle business
for sale. Inquire of M. M. Cook, Barre
VT. Tel. 1921.
If you want 20 invest in real estate
that will pay IA per cent. inquire Of
A. A. Smith, Barre. VT,
$50 worth Of red stamps given extra
Saturday with 50c purchase or over
Eastern Estate Tea company.
George Cassie has pasture for sale
IL is assessed in the town Of Plainfeld
for $1,100. win take $1,000 to close ii
out.
The Perry Real Estate agency is of,
ferlng an especially good trade IN
poultry farm near Williamstown. See
advertisement.
Just trial viii prove that we sell
good meat. It's goodness will be the
means Of keeping you for our customer
None equal to this. The finest steaks
roasts, boiling meats, etc, wer are sell
| ing daily is evidence that we are careful
in selecting the best, Yours for good
goods and red stamps, f. II. Martin
| Williamstown.
The Offices Of the Barre evening draw,
ing school, in the Zanleoni block, Granite
street, win be open every evening from
the 28th of September to the 30th,
to $3.50 p, m. Pupils wishing TO TAX,
the course will have to present their ap
plications on the above-named evenings
The school win open its doors for in
struction on October lst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-28
NEW FREAK MARRIAGE.
Couple viii Wed on Rollers With Pas
tor Skating.


Chicago, Sept. 2s.-With the Off.
ciating clergyman seeking to maintain
his equilibrium on roller skates, with
the bride and groom sliding around on
similar instruments Of locomotion, and
with the entire bridal party likewise
strapped TO roller skates, unique
wellington viii take place on Oct 10 at
the roller skating rink at Riyeryiew
park.
Rev Or, George f. Hall, 2,140 North
Hermitage avenue, is to be the devine
who viii glide forward on the festive
rollers TO fasten the matrimonial knot
in due and legal style. The bride will
be Miss lido Swanson and the groom
win be John Pitt, The couple met two
months ago while skating at the roller
rink, their courtsnip was carried for.
ward with skates upon their feet, and
they have now determined that their
wedding shall be a roller skating affair
certainly, ! will officiate' said DR..
Hall last night, "and certainly ! will
wear roller skates.
"tf a couple desire TO get married on
roller skates | see no reason why a
minister should not meet their wishes
There is nothing in the Bible which for
bids marrying people on roller skates,
although | grant that this kind Of a
wedding is unique. II is the first time
that ! win have performed the marriage
ceremony while on rollers"
DR. Hall Is anticipating no difficulty
in standing up on the skates, in view
Of the fact that he won roller skating
tournament while student at Drake
university.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-28
GROTON.

]. D. McAllister Of South Ryegate was
in town Wednesday.
George olney, Mrs. George Corruth
visited in Woodsville, n. H., recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis keenan, returned
from their trip to Ohio the first Of the
week
Myron Page moved Wednesday from
the tenement of James Frost to house
at Westville.
Judge and Mrs Hitchcock Of Spring.
field, Mass, visited Mrs. Laura Hitchcoel,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Clough of Sherbrooke, P
O., is the guest Of her sister, Mrs, Ri
chard Dennis.
Mrs. J. r. Darling, who has been quite
seriously i'll for several days, remains
about the same
Miss Nellie Thurston has gone to
Campton, n H., where she has employ.
ment in telephone Office.
Miss Ethel Place. operator in the tele,
phone central, has gone to Nantasket
Beach, Mass, to visit her parents
Arel Lagare was called to Canada
| Thursday by the serious illness OF his
father, who is not expected to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Goodwin were
called TO Pompanoosue Wednesday BY
the critical illness Of their son, viii
! liam.
Mrs. Julia skilton, who has been
spending several weeks with Mrs. Alex
Cochran OF Wells River, visited in towr
recently.
Mrs. +. D. MeCrillis is entertaining her
aunt, Mrs. Ellen Sias Of Ossipee, n II
and cousin, Mrs, Abhie Wiggin Of Som
orsworth, N. II.
George Church Of West Topsham wa.
in town Wednesday and returned with
his mother, Mrs n P. Church, who will
visit her sons for some time
Mrs. William Reid and little son re.
turned today friday to their home al
Montpelier. She was accompanied by
her sister, Miss Gertrude Clark
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-28
CHELSEA.

Miss Ethel Moulton is in Tunbridge
working in the family Of Frank Austin.
The Chelsea grange win hold a public
social in their new hall Monday even
ing, September 30th.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
will hold a food sale at the town nall
Saturday, September 2sth.
Company D, 18th Vermont regiment
will hold its annual reunion in the Sons
Of Veterans hall Saturday, Oct 9Th
Mrs. f. Oscar Tracy and daughter,
Miss Lyle were in Barre Thursday to
attend the funeral Of the late DR.. B. W.
Braley.
Miss Lottie Broadway, who has been
guest al the home OF her uncle, Dus-
tin Broadway, mas returned to her nome
in Ryegate.
Mrs. Lucinda French has Just com.
pleted repairs and improvements in and
about her home among which Is the
laying Of hard wood floors.
w. II. Hill left Tuesday for Wood
stock and to attend the fair and has
been engaged by the association to fiji
the position Of starter for the races.
Miss Bessie Burgess with Charles
William the infant son Of Or. and Mrs
Geo. ]. Holmes left Tuesday for New
York after having spent about two
months in town at the nome Of thu
child's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wr. T. Hoods.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Garfield Of Manchester
n H., made n short visit to her father
3. Frank Smith, recently, on her re.
turn home from Williamstown where
she was called to attend the funeral of
bis sisters husband. Bert Norris, who
was well and favorably known to many
in this town.
One Of the largest real estate deals
! that has been consumated in this To-
cality for several years was made the
first Of the week when Charles e. Davis,
who lives just over the line in Vershire
sold tract Of seven hundred acres Of
land which included his home farm Ia
Frank NJ Bryan and Alexander Snep.
ard Of Montpelier. The sale was made
through the ID. a. Perry real estate
agency Of Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-28
The N. D. Phelps Co.,
1876 North Main ST.,
BARRE, VERMONT.
who win Claim Them7

list Of letters remaining uncalled for
at the Barre post Office, for the week
ending September q.
Men.
Geo. Alexander. A. D. Boyce, A. G.
Best, Dave Bruce, Lille Baker, W. J.
Clark, Geo. J. Clark, Adolph Casoli, John
Donahue, Antonio Diez, Albert Du-
quette, Arthur Edwards, Chas. Erick-
son, Jim Henry, J. w. Hall, b. A.
Holmes, Mark Juras, John Leclare,
John McHerson, John A. Miller, Thomas
Mari, Mike Digneaut g. Son, Frank p.
Rowell, +. Small, o. J. st. Cyr.
Women.
Mrs. Louise Bishop, Martina Brassaw,
Mrs. Vencen Cory, Mrs Bertha Boutwell,,
Miss Eva Cory, Alice Caron, Mrs. G,
w. Dustin, Mrs Blanch Ellsworth Mrs
i. y. Gordon, Lenzi Hartala, Mrs Geo.
Hackett, Mrs. VIM, Mrs. Y. r. Linwell,
Mrs. John Murley, Adah Mcknight,
Maggie Rock, Mrs. Oliver Raymond,
Mrs. Frank Rogers, Mrs G. G. Stewart,
Mrs. Carrie Turner, Miss j. y. Teach
am, Mrs a J. Ward, Mrs Geo. Sap
lent, Alonzo Earl Pierce.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-28
MAKES WORK EASIER
Barre People Are Pleased to Learn How
It Is Done.

Barre People Are Pleased to Learn How
It Is Done.
It's pretty hard to attend to duties
With constantly aching back;
With annoying urinary disorders.
Doan's Kidney Pills make work easier.
They cure backache
They cure every kidney i'll.
Mrs. NJ. M. Nelson Of is West street,
Barre, VT, says "Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured at L. A. browns drug store,
eight years ago, benefited me SO greatly
that ! gave for publication a statement
telling Of my satisfactory experience with
them. AT that time severe attack Of
the grip had left my kidneys in weak
ened condition, and instead OF getting
better grew worse. The slightest
homework tired me and il ON my feet
much sharp pains cSugnt me across my
back and compelled me to stop end rest.
Other complications came on and trouble
with the kidney' secretions set in.
paid out over hundred dollars for doc
tors bills and medicines, but got no
relief. / was finally advised to try
Doan's Kidney Pills and did so. / re-
ceiyed relief from the first few doses and
as ! continued using the remedy the
attack from which | was suffering was
completely relieved. Since then have
never been without Doan's Kidney Pills
lin the house and have often used them,
and always with the same beneficial re-
suits ! am always glad to recommend
this reliable medicine to my friends and
acquaintance"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name -Doan's--and take
no other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-28
Musie Hall.

Miles brick block has been put in fine
shape, and is ready to let for dancing
parties, meetings and other entertain
ments. An excellent and safe fire es-
cape has been erected at the rear Of the
building, with entrance into the Gordon
block Orders for the hall will be left
at coal office of d. NJ. Miles, l22 North
Main street, in Moore & Ovens store
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-28
Health in tie Canal Zone.

The high wages paid makes it a mighty
temptation to our young artizans to
join the force of skilled workmen need.
ed to construct the Panama Canal
Many are restrained, however, by the
fear Of feyers and malaria, 1t is the
knowing ones - those who have used
Electric Bitters, who 90 there without
this fear, well knowing that they are
safe from malarious influence with Elec.
trio Bitters on hand Cures blood pois
on, too, biliousness, weakness and stom.
ach, liver and kidney troubles. Guar
anteed by the Red Cross Pharmacy. Soc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-28
Annual FAN Excursion to Boston, Oct
7. 1907,

The Central Vermont railway will run
its annual fall excursion to Boston, on
Monday, Oct. It'll, from Williamstown
Barre, Montpelier and all stations south
to Hartford, inclusive Round trip fare
from Williamstown, 1885; Barre and
Montpelier, 5000; Northheld, 1886;
Randolph, s505; and corespondingly
reduced low fares from other stations
Tickets will be good on mail train
No. 8 on No. New England States
Limited, and on No, night express
Through sleeping cars viii be run from
Barre and Montpelier on night express
Tickets valid for return passage until
October 10, 1907.
Inquire of ticket agent and see hand
bills for full particulars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-28
HOSPITALITY TO OUR SAILORS.
Shows Friendly Relations Between Jap
an and America.

Toxic Sept, 28.- The commander and
number Of other officers Of the Ameri.
can cruiser Chattanooga together with
she staff Of the American embassy, were
entertained at dinner the other night By
NJ. Sal, the Minister of marine, at his
residence This hospitality was for the
purpose Of emphasizing the friendly re-
iations betweens the United States and
Japan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-28
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER g, 1907.
PENSION MAJ Ia Granted.

No teacher or public employee should
depend entirely upon a pension which
may be granted Make sure Of one by
endowment insurance. 5sth year. Ma.
tional Life Insurance company, Mont
pelier, vt. lmutuall
s. S. Ballard, General Agent, Mont
pelier, n. B. Ballard, Local Agent, Barre,
VT.
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Respect for Office.

"We have no toadyism in America"
mo"
mo; we coll IL respect for the Office,
pittsburg Post
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| GAM SCHEDULE /. /:
FOR R PREF :|| LEAGUE |. i.
Is Only Tentative, as Quorum
Was Not Present at Meeting
on Y esterday. 5lf
PLAY GAME NEXT FRIDAY

No business could be; officially con-
Quoted at the meeting Of the Prepara-5
tory School Athletic League yesterday,
as the8cxecutive committee failed of a
quorum. AS representatives from all
the schools We're present. a schedule
was made and wi Il pro badly be adopted
alta meeting to be held Monday after
noon at the Young MEMS Christian AS
ISOLATION. Several 4 games between
school tea,nsi and other amateur teams
Of the city were sanctioned by league
1 in ella Is a game between High School
and Christ Church boys, to be played
FRIDAY, wa s. among them. Sanction Of
4the@league officials Is necessary before
q league team can p ay @ an outside
team. n js3 5E
The following Is the championship
schedule which within 5all proba bility
stand for the 1907 base ball season: 8
y iT En- yshcyoi April - ademy vs.
Mon day, April M Guire'a vs.. Higl,
Friday, April IL Academy vs. Nc.
! Cures. Is sf ss4 ,S35 s5 5{y
Tuesday, a pril8 1e academy vs. EIigl
School. q 81
Friday, April ! o-McG Cures vs.. Higl
tuesday, April 2s a cademy vs. Nc;
! tGuire's. Al Sss,s 81 A.
I, ~ gay. April soDMalcGulro's Us Us
tuesday,, May ~ cade my vs.. Hlgl
Tuesday, May 14-Acudomy VS.. Nc
L CURE 8. ftt f3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

NEW YORK, March q Yeights for
tho $4,000 Excelsior Handicap, the
chief event Of the Jamaica3 spring meet
ing, which begins on Friday, April
526th, were announced last night, Tho
distance Ia Mt a. milo and Il furlong, and
H. K. Thomass Go Between, winner
OF tho Suburban last year, and OF tho
Saratoga cup as well, ia top weight, at
5126 pounds. TO his old rival, Dande-
lion, which he defeated by, q short head
lin the suburban, conceding him on
that occasion nine pounds. he, In tho
Excelsior. consoles five pounds, tho
shorter distance being tmore4in Dande-
#llon's favor 1t Is .presumed,$ 3 3st
& Is Tho Brooklyn Handicap yictrcss, TO-
skalon Is given 1 10 pounds In the EN-
fcelsior. She carried ] 0S in tho Brook
4lyn,s The Picket. winner Of the Grave
pounds. Sayable, wklch won tho
4FntuTlty Of 1a0a.. is given 1l5 pounds,
The full list is;j tIl Hi es l5S
Dr. gardiner: IN. .,.,,,,,, 81
sDAndelion, b,.,,5,3,t,,,l,.s,,.,. / al
FaD p, IL, u, ,,.,.,., 20
okalon, -, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 119
Mater Light +, ,.,,r,., lis
} M ~ u9g ipov 4 \
sllot To-day, 4, 4 ,,... III
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50 TO GI.A|N| /
KILLED | !. ! Hines.
Jungle Inrp, 4 Rank Outsider,
Roinped Home for the
Money.
Il EPE0RMhNcE@ chUeEns5 1ThI5K
( a Rank Outsider,
5PERFORMtNC E CAUSED TALK


"A n E;W9 ORLEANS, March 2 ~ --- JINGLE
Imp at GO to won the third race
at the Fair Grounds o-day. Jungle
Imp has done SO poorly OF late that
his Victory caused some Sunfavorable.
comment. Dorothy Duncan tho good
thing backed from 10.to / to II to .,
won the first race by half a length
Summaries: 81 ~ A f s555 sss III 5s3 Il
First racc-five furlon,l s SD orothy5
Duncan ditto % first. Ellsmere (12
to y second JsJ J ~ (75 tod third:
Time, i 100 4 s.. 81 sSg ~ fSs # S I'LL
second race---four furlongs Lutte
L Foster (13to 81 first, Finessc ditto y
second, Antonionc G. to p third. Time
;4S 3 6. IL sS 5s3
Third raalce--rlile and a sixteenth
Jungle Imp Goo to l. # first, Envoy
5(cven) second, Royal Breeze rs to 81
third. Time, LAC a IS. Il s
8f Fourth race--sevcn$ furlongs-Posing
KS Ito ii u first, Gold Mate (5Sto T. SEQ
ond, Gamara GO to- ~ third. Time,
1872 $50 S @ &
81 Firth irace--ay We a furlong s. spions Is
TO % FIRST, Sit Ilncemeat &c to ~
second. Soprano q to j third. Time,
|S1:00 3-5. + 45
Sixth race--six flrlong s--T elescopo
| 8tl7 ito 50 first, Susted e. toll } second
Lochgoil az to y third. Time, IA 4-5
Seventh Sracc-mile and seventy
lizards, selling-Wnrner Griswell (S to
| 35) first, Dapple Gold (15 to y second
5Pinsticker geo to ~ third. Thine.
|41:44 3-5. f SS Isl, a
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EVENTS IN COMING. SPRING
MEETING OF DEEP RUN CLUB
rs Will Be Held On Club Track and Promise to Be of High
Older--Entnes From Virginia Maryland and District
o Columbia III Three of tie Events


hunt club In y lrginia, M Maryland and District
OF Columbia by subscription of n 81 EACH,
tho club to add 4sn fflcient to make the purse
si5o,5o o. which 81 90 10 he first, sa5 to the
second and sis to tho third. s. To DO ridden
by white ! g Il, for {; 3wth2s
four7year-olds. 154 pounds; flye-yenr-oldsa and
over, ~ Is w pounds. Maidens allowed 81 ten
pounds 5S Half -breeds a lowed {t ton pounds
usual allowance Tor mares and geldings.
About tWo-and "a hnlf miles Fog horses
owned by members Of hunt clubs n IN vlr-
ginla, Maryland and y District of Columbia.
Purse $3.50, or which 5000 To- first and s5osto
tho second Ss% To be ridden by WI, lite riders.
National stecplechase and Hunt Association
weE hts; Four-y Odds, i q pounds; Ave,
year. olds ~ SO b pounds; sf six-yenr- ulds and
over &c pounds, Mares allowed I'VE pounds
and "a geldlngs three pounds. Hnlf-broeds
allowed ton pounds under the above scale,
but no horse 70 carry less than 80 pounds.
Entrance fee, 81 Q. 3 WIZ s55i
| Fourth event. 4:3o P.5 Mt hree- quarters
mile flat raoe--B subscriptions of 81 each,
|the club to add sufficient to make the Ipursd
s1a5, Of which 500 to, the first and $25 to
tho second. n Open to all horses, " hit for
| age. u .oolses to ride. i55 l5SSs 4,
Fifth event. 10 100 P. NJ IS tecpl echnse--
lfAbout two-nnd m half miles---Fo horses
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#3 The thirteenth annual spring meet
ing Of the Deep RUM unt Club will
he held IN this city on Saturday May
IL tn, under the q N RATIONAL ii Steeplechase
and Hunt Association rules, IN al
and three 4 q start. and overweight
will be allowed In all race
The lneetingSwill be hold on the
grounds Of the Deep Run Hunt Club,
where there $ ample room and good
accommodations for the spectators j t
is ex pccted that there will DO i large
number Of entries as g these events
have become very popular,
t56t There will be 4 six events, and in
three OF them entries will gbe had by
Maryland and @ the District
iof Columbia. E.S4 B iiYYs;S q NJ 5S
The pro- gram will he as follows H:
i8s3 First event 3 90 $I'.{ NJ Farmers race
FOR horses owned by farmers or sons OF
farmers over whose land the club has had
permiission 70 hunt during tho season Of
1907 -'0S All entries subject to committee
!ofi farmers, appointed by tho race commit
heel First prize, saddle, second, Birdie;
Third whip Distance, IS! half mile. Entries
Second event, a:ao p. NJ .-----IIalf-mlle flat
2race-For horses owned III by members OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

ron SALE, ONE g. r DOM, AN DE-
3 -rnOm @ house, In fine shape Nj onf$ NJ
5 street, Price, Sa,1 SO. sss
Nice room House on Pleasant Street,
Price, $2,700, t,s S SIT 8Bss Hi Isl
5is gtFgst ps aeea ; csnss5RS
5Fl rim ! . a-soon, House, Rsbinaons street.
Nice Park Avenue Lot, as by ltsE lisa II
GOOD room He Y Thirty ; seepna
\ South Laurel Street. Price, : bl0ss.l'
Fine Il room, House, " 800 b ocksgN Vast
5S Cary street. Price, $2,S saiSs syss
Ten room House,, In rst-cla IS II repair
IN 100 block, East Clay strsetss No.
$4,S00, III. as
Fine s,room Brick DWELLING, tEge ee
bloek North Eleventh strest'ss N t,Etess
H Terms ia suit on all of the bo,yss;
mentioned property. X ss sia.s ssS
81 Street. E'rice, 3l2.50 Per foe as's 81
Seven room House, In d good u n
moderns homo. In 1900 bloc sS esel
Main Street. PrlcegS Is, 100. sss
Address MCGUIRE & GASP n sSss
BS No.8{7 1Fs NJ. Eleyent II flts ,s@g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

hunted IS with q tho Deep; Run hounds ana
owned by members at the club iF Purse s 100;
of which SIS Ito N the first and g$c5 to tho
second. s To he rid den by white riders Ma
tionnl Steeplechase & and Hunt Association
weights :@9 Four-yea Ids, 4 s pounds n five
jyear-olds, 81 50 b pounds d ak year-olds q and
over, 166 pounds. Mares a flowed five pound
and $geldingsa three pounds II alt breeds3la =
lowed ten pounds under the above scale,
but no horse to carry less than 70 pounds.
Entrance fee,& ST. ta 4
af Sixth event, q $3.50 p. nj Ono-mllo flat
For horses own cd by members OF hunt clubs
in Virginia. Nh ryland and District of Cos
ars' thr
den by white riders Wei ht for Sngc Q, Wit
saS pounds 81 added 4ssThree-year-olds# 1s7
pounds; four-year-olds, 154 pounds !; i've
,yenr-olds and over. - 4 pounds, Half breeds
allowed ten pounds, Entrance fec, 81 O. d,
ss Tho race Is committee " Is 81 cornposedf Of
Messrs.} J IT Y a nderson (chairmnn) Joseph
Hard, u St, George l3ryn y.
Entries close with Mr.. j " W.. Graves, sec:
rotary OF tho Doep Run Hunt Club. 3ntS1s r
NJ on Tuesday. q NJ ny tn. KS iii gu
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s o-Between' Heads
Excelsior Handicap
Suburban Hero ! Allotted rs Pounds in the $4,000
Feature Of the Jamaica Spring
$4,000.
Meeting.

oxford, q, NJ, !, \, II ~. i
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