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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15

the games between the Crystals and
Clympias turned out to be a tie. each
team winning twcntyfour games out
of the series of tllrty-six games. The
Crystals and the Olympias will now
roll six games three games on VIII
iiams's alleys on Monday night. and
three games on Cooks alleys the fol-
Lowing Friday night. These six
games will settle the championship.
There is no doubt but what these
games Will be hotly contested. as each
team is about evenly matched, and it
will be nip and tuck between the two.
! Tho following Monday night. April
ed, the bowcrs Will have their regu-
lar banquet at Mr.. Z. a. Stumpfs. and
1T promises to be u very fine affair,
! as full preparations have been made
Ito make this Very enjoyable. Steps
will be Immediately taken to form a
| city bowling association and to join
the National bowling Congress. Next
year the National Bowling Congress
meets at Cincinnati. and the Rich
Nmond bowlcrs wish to have n strong
team to represent them at Cincinnati.
There is no doubt but that Richmond
lis capable of sending a strong team,
as there is plenty OF good talent to
| select from
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Situation Wanted Male.

First CLASS E!ENNE BAR FsIs
wishes d steady position az bench
aand or foreman. Il. SlLEER, Me
herrin, Va
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Games Won and Lost.

ends April 18TH. The regular meets ara
on Wednesday and Saturday OF each
week, al holidays and in midwinter.
all hunting days.
Every courtesy is shown to visiting
stransers, ana the master and MEM
pers are always glad to see them out
Tlle club holds two horse shows am
nua'tS---on July dth and In the fall. The
feature of the midsummer show. be-
ing the cross-country race over natural
FENCES, open TO horses owned by MEM
bers and must he ridden by MEM
beers, for which beautiful silver low
ing cup is offered, to he won three
times before becoming tho permanent
possession OF tho winner.
The coors are pink" coats, with
navy blue collars.
Tho hounds are hunted by the master,
Edward Ci,Butler, ESQ, Of "Annefield,"
who is assisted BY two gentlemen
whips, George Page ESQ, and Edward
II, Jacobs, llsl, The officers are Or.
n. q. Randolph, president, and Town
send pplAyellt secretary, 81 WILDWOOD,
ya, IN x vi " " y ~ 4. 4 "
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Want is
ONE CENT A WORD.
Miscellaneous.
SlJATMEE HOME.

ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO,
about flfty miles above Richmond, and
In about ten minutes walk of Fred
erict's Hall Station, Louisa county.
An ideal place for a Doultsy farm or
small tobacco farm. Place contains
forty acres, all under hog proof
woven wire fence, five feet high, just
built last fall. Good shade and we'll
watered. and In II good fruit section.
improvements consist of 3-room
tenant house and log barn. both in
need Of repairs. III you are looking
fol, country home to take life ensy
and q place you will be proud Of, this
site Will suit you. Price $500. Ad-
dress FARM, No. Goo State street,
CITY
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Times Dispatch branches.

,,,a,,,,,, 5,{4ric,s nave peon
Tue i9iioN1ns ~ "iS'' NN''t. s,,,.,r.
ESTABLISHED for tHo benefit q those LYING ,,,
Al distance from the MAIN o4'ise oA -
Times Dispatch The Times ptspateh
Wants luft al amy OF these branches VIII
reeve Inc same careful attention as
s,,zs,y, ~ r,I hss, icfte}nt the Main
' la., sn's 'aa IN, - no extra cost 10
N' 49,
'Ass ..4aEstiisei; n,, r.yav.
..-A = = a ~ ~.
". II EASEs. .sla East Broad Street,
~ A SCOTT, twenty lttA ana Bioau
,,y1TyI,NSt sI2hy Af,y trwcnty- first and
- . : s''at' ..'s's .bea and
: IAtAAHI, 1isA!sA w.
iaroau sttsets
"a W. LATIAIER, No, 500 West MaTsAau
Street
<r-Ji,lNi 1ss.5Nts DRTsr;s STOKE, No. 1871
) ~ lfsst Nam street
,,,.t,t,t,.,t,,,., ,,r,,,, ..,nue and
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4 SOUTHERN LEAGUE
New Orleans, ;; Shreveport, 4.

New Orleans, 5; Shreveport. 4.
NEW ORLEANS. April 14.-The To-
Gals secured lead in the first inning
which Shreveport could not over
come.
Score by innings r. H. T..
Shreveport $50. OO21 9 90 Cd 5 A.
New Orleans 30O01Ol0"- 6 9
Batteries: Hickman and Rapp:
Guese and Matthews. Umpire, thinner.
Time, / hour.
Little Rock, s; Memphis, Il.
MEMPHIS, TENN, April 14.-Littlo5
Rock played an crrorless game to-day
and taking advantage of errors by the
locals. won easily.
Score by innings. r. II. Il,
Little Rock -. o OF 4 O0 00--S s Q
Memphis ...... 0o40000--4 II 4
Batteries: Eyler and Orr; Suggs,
I4ouclss and Hurlburt Time, 1:40 Um-
plre, Pfenninger.
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.

THE BEST AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
in city. Phone Silt. All with tops.
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

All CUT PRICES. WE. BOUGHT a LOT
give you tho beneiit, If yon VIII cut
this out and bring shoes. Mems
half soles. sewed DOC. cut to soc. !;
ladies' 60c.. cut TO 40c. Mems half
soleS, nailed, 50c., cut to sac; ladies',
Acc, cut to zoe. This coupon good
only with cash until April 18th.
,DR1IW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY. ZIG East Main street
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INCuBAToRs.

APRIL AND MAY MATCHED CHICKS
come ivelier thrive better and ma
ture as early because It is natures
own season. Chas. "A. Cypher's in
cubators and broodcrs give less trou-
bic than n setting hen. We are his
agents and carry full stocks. Chick
en- feeds a speciality. w. j. TODD,
426 n. Sixth Street
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
RESULT OF Yesterdays GAMES
Chicago, 6; st. Louis. 2.
STANDING OF THE CLIrnS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicngo, .; 81. Louis, o.

CHICAGO. ILL. April 14.-Chicago
shut out st. Louis to-day on Lund-
grcn's pitching, base stealing and
the visitors battery errors.
Score by innings r. II. Il.
Chicago ....... O1O1 OoOO.-2 6 o
st. Louis $500. 5000 100000 4 o
Batteries: Lundsrcn and Moran;
Becbe and Marshal. Time, 1:5O. Um-
pires, Carpenter and Johnstonc.
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FAMOUS MARE DIES.
Paronella, Notable Trotting Brood
Mare, Dies at Age of Fifteen.

LEXINGTON. Ky. April 14.-Paro-
nella. one Of the most famous trottins
brood mares in Kentucky. dled yes
torday morning at the farm OF her
owner. r.. C. Estill, In this county. She
was by Parkvillo, dam Minnie Merrell,
by Young Jim, and was hftcan years
old. She leaves las sucking tilly by
The Director General, which foal Mr..
sI,still will endeavortto raise by hand.
5Paronella was the dam Of the Ken
rcl,v lruturity winner, Nella Jay,
2:14,l1-4; the Kentucky Futurity win
nor. Kentucky Todd, s2;14 3-4; Country
Jny. 2:1O la; Malso @, 2:l7 IL; Or
monde, trial, 1908. and the promising
wo,,nr stallion, Judge Parker, n two
venr-old Kentucky Futurlty candidate.
by The Tramp, imltho stable OF George
4 IIowerman. and a oycarllng colt by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
Middies Start Football.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, April 1d.-Sprlng
football practice was begun at the Ma
val Academy yesterday afternoon and
will DO continued on each Tuesday
ana Thursday afternoon until further
notice. About thirty candidates for
the team turned out.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago. q; st. Louis,

ST. LOUIS, April 1A.-Chicago. won
to-day from ST. Louis 6 TO 9. White
pitched in fine form, while Petty was
off edge, and had poor support.
Score by innings. r. Fl. T..
st. Louis ...... o010 90 / 00-2 . 3
Chicago -. 0210.O0111-6 10 L
Batteries: Petty and Stevens; White
and Mcfarland. Time. 2 hours, S min
utes. Umpire, O'Loughlin.
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PHoNoGRApHs.

COMPLETE LINE OF EDISON PHO
nngraphs. records and supplies;
wholesale and retail. G, b, HAYNES,
COZ East Main.
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BASEBALL TEAM
TO Stay AT NORFOLK
Option Given Newport News.
Has Expired and Deal
Is OF.
.lLsnecial to Tic rimcs.pispatch.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April H.
There is no longer chance Of bringing thu
ton given by Otto Wells. preaident of
the Norfolk Baseball Club. to G. y. A..
Booker OF this city, has expired and tho
deal is of. 1t Is claimed here that II n
proper effort had been made the $4,000
necessary to purchase the Norfolk team
could have been raised with ease.
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lIelp Manted Temale.

WANTED SETTLED WHITE WoMAS
% COOK and help generally IN rGan.
Try MONIES Two in family Good waEes
ald good home Amply /. SEIP8 ITH
Charlottesville Va
YOUNG LADY WANTED AS. OFFICE
assistant Address X 1874. this Office.
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Wake Forest, q; Oak Ridge, o

a MAKE FORES'F, n, ca April 14,-'The-
local team defeated Oak Ridge here to-day
in an interesting gang. marked by clean,
fast playing. by 2 to o.. Gay, who did the
;twirling fol, the winners. allowed but three.
hits. Wake Forest touched UP Warren for
five ssafctios. w f
Isatteres--Wake Forest, Gay and Ham.
rick Oak Ridge ,NYarvell8 and SWlntA e. s3l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15

WANTED. REGISTERED OR ASSIST
ami registered pharmacist, Address
JOHNSON PHARMACY, Hampton,
M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15

RED BASKET DEyILED CRABs.
- T. BRING THEM TO YOUR DOOR.
Can we do any more? Call up COLE
NAN, the Crab Man. Phone 1876
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NEW WORLDS RECORD
N SWIMMING EVENT

SYDNEY, n. S. W., April 14.--Dayid
Ellington, a professional swimmer to-
day swan three-quarters of mile In
II minutes, 1925 seconds, thereby Great
ing Il new worlds record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15

2S'ANTED, REGISTERED or REGIS
tered assistant drug clerk must be
r sober end Industrious. Address CAT
FEINE, P-O. Box 35. Norfolk. Va.
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Notice.

EVERY DEPOSITOR IL A BANK IS
equally entitled 10 the grca,cst &C.
curlty and tho best service. THE
FlRSF NATIONAL. BANK OF RICH
MOSl VA, undoubtedly affords both
and invites accounts from all classes
needing this facilities Of a sLrong.
large, courteous bank. ABsetS, So,
100000 Organized Apr!l. 1855.
;.--5gc Will E3RISG FORM.
MA Tor best known tooth powder
Can EEL 81 ~ per c.ut profit; IN.
SredientE easily procured. BOX rs
Ellzaheth CITY u e.
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Nationals and Americans Both
Defeat tlc Teams from
St. Lotlis.
PLAY AN ERRoRLEss GAME.
Game at Cincinnati with Pittsburg
Was Postponed on Account OF
Bad Storm.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULT or NETHERLANDS GAMES.
AZ Chicago-Chlcngo, Q; st. Louis. 0.
az Clncinnati--No game between
Cincinnati ana 1'lttsburg on account
OF storm 2-lf tIsf5iE 50
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL. AT 7O3 L.
Broad Street and convince yourself
that we have the largest and best
line of trunks and traVering necessi-
ties in the city; repairing done. H.
NJ. ROUNTREE & BRO, Trunk and
Bag Co.
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LOST ana round.

LOST. IL DOUBLE. CASE so l. ID
watch, leather fob, lost between FIRST
and Fourth street on Broad, or IN
Clarke's or Creighton's millinery
store, or OH lakewood and Broad 81 Get
car. Liberal reward II returned 10
SIS IL South Pine Street.
LOST, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, BE
tween Adams and Laurel on Frank
lin Street, one gold snake-link cuff
button, large Single pearl on oppo-
site end. suitable reward If returned
TO lOt West Franklin Street.
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SHOW
MORE CONF |DENCE
sratfcl'N Rapidly Whipping the
Men Into Shape, and Is
Encouraged.
0UTFIELDERs ALL DO WELL
Spiders and Professionals Play
To-Day, and Trinity To
Morrow.

Richmond's showing against Jack
Dhhhs Baltimore Orioles on Saturday
was very encouraging to both tho off,
clals OF the club and to the fans.
One thing it should do more than
anything else is to give the mon the
confidence which they seemed to Incl,
in the game with old Fox GriIrith,s
New York Highlandcrs on Saturday
a week ago, when the locals received
their worst drubbng or the season.
While baseball is one of the most In
consistent or sports when 1t comes to
sizing up teams on the comparative
scores of single games, it is not beg-
gihs tho question to say that the
Lawmakers defeat OF the Grifithites'
conquerors shows the locals to have
tho class to run the best OF the Vir-
GINA state League teams the hardest
race of their lives when the season
once gets under way.
In the outfield tho men all handled
themselves we'll in Saturdays game.
Titman, besides making good with his
slashing three-bagger. his first time
up, accepted two difficult chances nice
~, while Heffron and Cowan,. who re-
placed Wallace in centre in the second
round, each took care of three chances.
Cowan. besides handling three flies,
had an assist to his credit.
The inhelders though they did not
do SO VIOLA the gardeners, did cred
table work, with the exception OF
l<irltpatriclS's two lnscues Salve's Wild
heave to first, and lEnton's two passed
balls. The mistakes made by the two
last mentioned are, however. partially
eNcusable. Salve's arm is still Il little
sore, and his work in moving down
i've of the opposing batslnen and al
lowing but two hits in five innings
does much to atone for that one bad
toss Iiintons two passed balls were
due to the fact that the little finger
or his right hand is in very nasty
shape. and he is to be praised for
doing as we'll as he did. His work
III throwing to bases and his capture
Of Crooks mean foul in the fourth de-
serve mention.
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Millinery.


! IN Gf}T HitC&iGG BEW. UP-TO.
nm g5S$fit IN EptlGB millinery. I'M
lyr1NS pattern 53atk. aBO copies OF
6f2f pafsAfh tate ltsady- ia wear
Et@t% I'm ~ sl4apHEi SYefyihing i'm
ff.5tIEfaefE NM aiHa my Slii ana
Et~HS ~ W8&f Department complete
mr. 2tSidttf t$fsNh 35@a r. Main 81.
SBtL iyaK ~ GAlilJfss ls TIrr,
2 8k4tMissk @Geets tsat feGniYGd ~ Mr..
sSfSls'f stftff4, R8s " Illsd ST..
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Flats w wanted.

WANTED. To RENT FIVE OH SIN
room house or flat; modern and IN
good condition. Address y $40, care
this office.
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Fer Sale.

L HAVE JUST BOUGHT a VERY
handsome Broadcloth. the best Sc
lection from SO pieces, and am sure
Suits. These suits will be made in
strictly Tailored Coats and Pleated
Skirts, any style you select. They
will be lined with the very best silk
back satin. Regular price of these
Suits is SIS and $50: / will make
these Suits and guarantee a perfect
fl for $50. ! have only q limited
number of these handsome Broad
cloth Suits to sell. and If YOU want
TO save S25or $50 on Your Suit, come
TO see us at once. Remember. We
make all Kinds of Summer Skirts
from $500 up. NJ. GOIDSTEIN, La
dies Tailor, 20 y. Fifth Street.
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BOWLING SERIES.
Two Teams Are Tied, and Must

Roll Again.
The last three games OF tho series
were bowlcd last Monday night the
llanovers against tho Columbus ana
the CRYSTALS against the Olympias.
I'lis should have decided the cham
Elcnship for the bowling cup presented
by NLessrs Williams and Cook, put
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SPECIAL AND PATENTED N1ACHIN-
cry built. Let us develop your me-
chanical ideas along that patent you
have been thinking about; liberal
proposition. 6. B. FORD CO., 5Trigg
Shipyard. Phone SO2S.
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Wanted.

WANTED, ALL WHO CAN ApPltE-
cite a vary fine article NJ old glr.
slnll mountain re wh!gk~y - know
mat We aaYe nine hafrelH ~ the 0lg+
eel "Ye Old Virginia Eulcner~ ~ 81
haii anywhere. Efics, 81 peg gallon,
delivered anywhere ~ EiFginia Or
Norm Carolina, Try Il latGplG tpt
oar tnree-yeaf OlG rye 81 81 Au1
four-year $2.5D. ~ MT 81 g0bG al
you eyer HAD Tor tag pEier retBrn
aod We VA refane %DIF money ana
packing Tree. b. ii GRIEfigH h
co, 20 Last ErDaA Street
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Real Estate For Rent.

| WILL RENT MY DESIRABLE HOUSE
Of rooms tbath and toilet), COM
pletely furnished, from May Goth to
october Goth. For terms, etc. adj
dress Mrs. JAS. II. BELL, Wuynes-
boro, Va. Box 81.
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Flats For Rent.

FOR RENT. SEVERAL LARGE CON
meeting rooms. second floor. with
dining groom. kitchen and servants
rooms at 10l n. Ninth.
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Claude Hooker, who last season
pitched several games with teams In.
Virginia and who has been wanted by
several Leagues this year has decided
10 drop out of baseball for the sum
mer. He will ROMAN In business hero
for the season.
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Shumann, last years big twIrlcr Of
the Portsmouth team, WHO was sold to
Philadelphia and from that team sent
to Little Rock in the Southern League,
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CRABS! CRABS! CRABS

CHOICE CRAB MEAT IS NOW RE
ceived daily. Stumpf's Gown malle)
Devilcd Grabs, Soft Grabs, as Wen
as all other delicacics at STUMPE"S
RESTAURANT, corner Eighth and
Main Streets.
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Little O'Neil. at second, had busy
Gay. he appeared to be everywhere
at once, and his whipping oven tho
pau TO shafrer. after difficult catches,
vas, vas nothing short Of marvellous. The
eouht had two putouts in the final
reckoning and three assists.
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Business Opportunities.

OPPORTUNITY TO BUY FINE
drug store, central corner: one of the
best towns Virginia; $4,000 stock;
stser quick. Box $40. Richmond. Va
care w. II. Roy.
PENN WYOMING COPPER STOCK;
dividends IL per cent, payable 3 per
cent. quarterly. Limited amount for
sale at sl.25 per share. Address X
145. this &c.
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Real Estate For Sale.

FOR SALE. TINE FAMOUS WATERING
place, Rawley Springs, Va, Rocking
ham county. Address r. S. SNITZER,
Executor, Harrisonburg, Va.
s.RooM HOUSE. BROokLAND PARK,
just completed. two large lots, for
s2i50. Apply to Il. r. BROWN, Bar
ten Heights.
7.l2OOM HOUSE, CORNER LOT. ALL
!rodern, Barton Heights, $1,000. t..
!, BROWN.
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FOR SALE, ONE LARGE BLACK
horse six years old, sound and a
good worker. Apply at Nos. Is and
EOS Fifteenth Street
WANTED. TO SELL 100 INCUBATOR
chickens. price, Q cents each. Apply
Mrs. j. "A. AUGUST, Highland Park
FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FuRNI-
ture at the new big store. Adams and
Broad Streets. JURGENS.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is ! cent per
word, with minimum cost OF
10 cents for each insertion, when
paid in advance, and as cents
When charged. The same rate
applies to deaths, marriages, obit.
.uaries and all other CLASSIFIED
notices. Nc Jisplay.typc allowed
in the Classified columns.
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Reeve woke the echoes in ,bo ~.
half OF the NINTH ana for time ,,,nd T.
IL look as though Richmond woY,flt,
come out on top. He was first IN ana
asted the fix ball which Mueller nut
70 nm 10: e pretty wo-basger. Tho
lates We're against them, however for
INC next three men up went out in
oraer. and Reeves work went for
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STANDING TIMBER FOR SALE.

STANDING TIMBER FOR |SALL.
NINE TRACTS OF VIRGINIA YELLOW
pine, ranging from 100 acres to LOO
acres in a tract, and aggregating 80
100000 feet. For further information.
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Real e. cate Wanted.

CASH FOR LAND, ANY KIND. ANY
where. Send for free booklet How
for s1,00 We Find Cash Buyers for
Real Estate" NATIONAL REALTY
CO. Columbus, o.
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FRENCH CLEANING.

LADIES Making SUITS FRENCH
cleaned are equal to a new ono for
Mrs. 4. !. PYLE, s15 n. fifth Fifth street reef
Phone 1922.
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linton VIII be the proud possessor
the gift of Frank Jennings 4,e1,at
seiier at the Broad Street ground VINO
promised a 1t to the plucky little catcho.
- y, ne MT 900 or over in the first erano
IN which he Was behind the bat u,n-.
ION mad his chance against Mo,5ach,
l sdcss Montreal braves, ana ~
'G6G for the game. o ny
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FINE uPHOLST ERING AND
MATTR ESSES.

JACOB UN1LAUT MAKES OLD PAR
lor furniture. couches, etc, look like
new. Let him do yours for you. His
prices will not hurt you. Try him.
Phone 1922. Opposite Monroe Park.
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WE, CAN IsRGNhi AGENTS MAKE
VI pyef 500, monthly seillngsnur lieWlg
patented iIolaeiia ~4pccialtias. MOL
B5ialtIN CO, EitaburB, rs,
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REST REST.

HOW CAN I GET REST? WHY. BY
sleeping on one of those special s15
hair mattresses. Where can I get
one? Why, at JACOB UNLAUF'S; he
will make them to order for you.
Try one. Phone 1922.
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.., ~ . r ders are due to play the Law.
iiidhers at O'Clock this afternoon az,
~, ny coHeelans are going to give tho
&c, ,shs ue payers run for their hnonov
Ihey made good showing arainst
me professionals in their former pa,no
win them, and they will try hard ~
score on them to-day. Wright. Ricb-
mono colleges strong little pitchor
WI probably go, into the firing III
ana 1 Woodhn will substitute for him
LOT me Lawmakers, L.5ng, Derby and
ot'li VIII probably do the work in thn
ms viii be Richmond Colleges sec.
ord samo with the professionals. Tho
ltst game was won by the latter bv
me score of 10 to Z. The college mon
are in good trim. having been put
through stiM practice every available
DAY, and Coach Dunlap has every con-
hdencc that they will make a good
showing this afternoon. Etanton VIII
umpire the game.
Richmond Colleges lineup will hc
as follows: Richardson, third ba,a.
Gardner, lcft-field; Lodge catch; Mar
tin, FIRST base; Woodhn and Virgin
pitchers; Gwathmey, second base:
Luck, centre-held, and Ezekiel, rirht :
| field.
Trinity College Will play the Spiders
| at o'clock Tuesday afternoon. IN
Broad Street Park. The Trinity Col
| jege team defeated Harvard last year,
| shutting them out The strength of
| the team is also shown this wear by
the large scores they have piled up,
| recently defeating the strong team OF
| v + 1,,, tN q
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