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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
Wedding announcements.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. a. Sanford an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Florence Louise, TO Raymond A&tschul
which took place in Washington 10.
day. They left this morning on Mrs
CHS excursion train 10 tho capital
City.
$ II Nugcnt, Of Ettrick. has !asu ed
Invitations to The marriage OF hi.
daughter, Louise Blanchard, To Floyd
Hunter Moore. the wedding TO take
place AT the residence on Thursday
evening, April lG. al $50 o'clock,
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To thc Editor OF rh. Tlrncs.D lspa,ch:
S!r.--As one intensely Interested In the
hcttcrncnt of the condition and tin. vys!i-
Icing 81 al peopic. and realizing the fec:
that one cannot - healthy and vigorous.
phys!cally while !nhalinr daily the ,niasn,t
from The swaiuDs. ana tina; ono cannot DO
strong ana vigorous. morally. living IN :,
ru'r-t1Irtcd ana vltiat,d atmusphcrc
writ" 10 thank you Tor your splendid edi,o-
rial in tho Issue OF SATURDAY, March - ieli
on tne subject, Saloons tn Co!or~a Sc
lions" and FOR your advocacy OF ,heis Re
moval. T. r HICKS
Washiustou ID c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
ALLEGED WAGON THIEF
Detectives shy Negro Stole Iutfcr from
NCnnic DnirN COmnumN.

oZcllc Johnson. Il young negro, was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Ser
geantS Krcugcl and Atkinson and lock ed
UP Mt the Second Police Station as one
OF numerous thieves who have lately
occn causing considerable complaint bv
robbins wagons. Johnson was charged
with stealing butter from n wagon of
the Rcnnic Dairy Company, Inc Tho
detectives say that they have three
strong cases against him.
EVERY effort is being made by tho
police 10 break up these thcfts, and
there have already been several ar
rests ana convictions. Other cases arc
now pending trial In POLICE Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14

tSpecini TO The Times Dispatch.1
i.InGhburS, Va. April l3-Jtd-,
Tristan, IN the Corporation Court TO-
i iilornowi Will hear applications for
tIuo, iCcnses Tor the year beginning
Ma, !. II Is thought all OF the present
dealers. Of whom there are twenty. viii
Apply Tor new licenses. The number.
VIII not be incrcnsnd "-l
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The Times Dispatch Bureau,
BoilinSbrooll street.
phouc 1850.
pctnrshurc Ma. Anil

IcIcT,UWTE. II, NJ
The monthly meeting OF the baptist
Sunday School Association OF Peters
burg and vicinity was held yestcr-
day afternoon at tho iioodlawn Zap
fist Church. at Swift Creek. Chester
field County, rud tho cxerciHcs were OF
Interesting character. Tho principal
address was delivered by tho Rcv.
Lewis NJ. Roper. u u, OF this city. Re-
ports were made from all the schools
embraced In the association except ono
--th" Biandford School, In this city
ana the following aggregates Tor the
month were shown:
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,IHPcCIaI 10 Tic Times DisDatch
WISE Va, April l3.-The fury In the
case OF w. y. Hamilton against the
stone Gap Colliery Company returned
verdict for Mr.. Hamilton, awardin, -
nm $1,000 damages for the destr,Ic7
ton of the springs ano water courses
on his farm by the removal OF the coal
under 1T. Mr.. Hamilton asked $4,000
damages. The case will be carried TO
the Supreme Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14

special 10 The Times Dispatch
1I, 'o!, va, April l3.--CharleS T..
!l"Sah' trustee of the estate Of bis
ia-Ser; Colonel Patrick iIagan, bns,
solG timber lands in Hunters Vale.
~ tne sulphur Springs Lumber Com
phhN Tor 100000. The company vii,
IhstalI mills ana cut tic iinlher
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
Richmond E,nmplc for An y;r,.;n;,


Not FOR Richmond only. but for tile whole
state OF virginia and In every city. tow,
ana hatnlct IN the STAT. should he felt tn.
Joy anu glory OF victory in the contest Just
uhlshcd where our capital city has been
cities. ~
What Virginia needs rs a state in order
mat she make take her proper place among
ne i"a"Ine commemorative OF this nation IS
mat same progressive. cooperative. iudu;n!-
table spirit which The citizens Of Richmond
nave displayed during the last ten years
Ia ten years Richmond has risen from a
staEnant. devital2ed community TO the lofty
position she now holds az one OF the Lead
i"E coin'nercit! cities Of the United states
The story of her growth Is one OF the un-
tiring devotion. labor aud enterprise OF a
low men backed up 10y the hearty co-Opcra-
home.
Why should not We Virginians VIII, IN.
determined purpose TO bring our STATE Nh to
the highest standards In education. In grit
culture and al! worthy accomplishments
rally under the leadership ot Richmond and
commence that progressive march which will
surely Lead US to victory West Point News
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
Dnbney VIII Make Aadr.s.

i.Fnchburg Va. april l3-W. +. Dab.
hhey' secretary Of the Richmond cham
- Oh commerce. viii make an ad-
Club here on Nav 10 ~"
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News Of Petersburg

ton were added. lie was born cor
scrvative leader OF his race a man OF
patriot temperament and of noble
spirit ard enjoyed the confidence OF
all who knew him.
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To Richmond.

Al virginia is rejoicing with our banking
ceh,rc Which has been chosen as the sea
OF Ine Federal reserve bank tor Distrlc, no
o. Thht Richmond was the logical location
M 'ohlhii never doubted Baltimore
though {" city larger In population had th-
uIsHuNaht"se OF pro%ipiity To Philnie lphia.
NhltH seemed reasonably certain of So &c
lion We gave little thought to the Carolina
cities the majority OF which stood with
kichihohd. ana Washing ton, as the Federal
capital. could suffer by climln,t ION
tii' 'mond was wcll centred In her territory
ment. "
summing up the situation from every
ubt?-Manassas journal
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nan ur ~lNnss IN smtrn.ir,piHc

Yards Of the supply ship and The col
l.a- to toe built this year for tho gov
erameat WhIc they ere, OF course.
urh,iue for proper recognition Of the
Newport News Sh4phuilding and Dry
dork Comreny upon which the city
Is n no small decree dcrcndent they
arc Aehuur Tor much more import
ant ana infinitely more far-rcaching
pvuciplc
stripped Of needless pnras'ng and
s.atelAu Its hare essentials. this prin-
ripie IS. shall the government buld
its vessels in It's own naNy-yards. 1T
cost which cannot even be reason
anly estimated or shall the govern
mtnt have It's vessels built. either IN
its own or IN private yards, upon terms
which are definitely known and ANed3
heretofore, when the government
las awarded contracts to any private
sNipbuldinr concern for the constitute
iion Of war vessels. the Navy Depart
men; has had definite guarantees that
She work. would he completed Within
a given time at stipulated price. Il
tns contracting company made mis-
,akc In its estimates. it had to pay
tie d!nercncc tho -ovcrument was no,
called upon to e<pend one dollar he
yond the amount named III the bid.
We are not prepared TO say that this
gave the government la every Instance
mo lowest possible cost price, nor arc
,ye prepared to state that tho system
itscl. b. or ever was ideal but, at the
,.e-,. Io.et f y.as busfucssikc. and not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-14
General News Sotcs,

Whatsoever Circle, Kings Daugh-
tors. will hold It's regular meeting to-
night at o'clock In the Powhatan
school
Il. II. Nunnally. of Huntington. w.
Va. Is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. l.. Nunnally, OF Woodland
Heights.
Preparations are being made By Cap
tain James a. Lipscomb. desk SER
rcant OF the Third Police Station, for Il
cruise on the Nottic Gem. his gasolcne
launch. lie intends to start on Mon
day. when his two weeks vacation be-
gins.
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Forest lin Park opened for the sea-
son yesterday. with many improve
mcnts. The buildings ana Amusement,
devices have been o"crhaulcd and
painted. while a variety of shrubs and
flowers have been planted in the
grounds. y large fountain. with sani-
tary faucets, has taken the place of
the seven springs. which were pro-
nounccd unsanitary by the state Board
OF iLpnlth.
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Achilles liud. regarded as ono q tn
most efficient shovclcrs in tn diplo-
matte service has resigned his position
cal periods In ever fellcrs life-whcn
lac wants 4 belong & IN band and
when he feels entitled t. an Office
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MORE APPROACH TALK
Democratic Club VIII Again Discuss
COmEcntIOn ON Enmrtcemth Strcct.

The regular meeting of the South
Richmcnd Democratic Club will be held
on Friday night. when tho question of
an approach 10 Mayo Bridge will be
discussed. II is expected that action
VIII he taken SOuthsidCrs are
aroused at the long delay OF the city
In building the approach. which they
say. should have been completed be-
public
Several hundred Southsldcrs have in
dorsed Fourteenth Street as the most
convenient and the cheapest thorough
fare To be widcncd. Traffic is much de-
laycd on account of the congcsted con-
ditiOn of the street since cars began
using that route, and ii is felt that
something should be done Immediately.
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Congratulate Richmond


Richmond is to be congratulated upon her
pfcierment Tho capital city Is now In "A
rank no longer Inferior. Nirginana have al
ways known that Richmond stood AT the ton
ana now rejoice that shc has been recoE-
hiIed oS the nation as of the chief
Erowin; centres. II has been said that Cod
made the country ana man made the ritv''
lhc men VINO have made Richmond did "A
good job. and the job Is not vet finished
hut GOING on with accelerated apeed Ali
haii' ani hearty congratulations Ci!nch
VALLEY News
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They CInIm Crnr,c Cr,,r,.

we congratulate tho city Of Richmond
upon winning one of the regional banks
ana we also congratulate George q. Gregory
ioiher'y q! this town. upon the success OF
On. CO Record
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Working OH pIn,crnnnh..

Arrangements ar" being made by
Charles T.. Taylor. Jr.. superintendent
of tho city playErounds. for the open
ing OF the SOuthside DlnyErOundS mis-
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Preparations for u big dinner will
be made at tho meeting on Thursday
night OF Joseph Johnston Camp. Con
federate Veterans. in HustinEs Court,
Part II. Chesterfield Chapter. Daugh-
tcrs Of the Confedcracy. will aid the
veterans in preparing tho feast Ar
rangcmcntS will also be made by the
camp for attending the reunion May
CTS in Jacksonville.
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NEWS
SOUTH RICHMOND

summer. Baseball diamonds arc being
laid out on lots at Twenty-iiret and
Everett Streets and at Twenty FIRST and
Spring Iill Avenue. and equipment will
be Installed on the Powhatan School
yard.
Southsido children will DO ablo to
play ut night this year, tho Admins
trativc Board having authorized tho
erection of arc lights OH the grounds
Working boys and girls will thus bo
given an opportunity TO secure recrea-
ton. rs well as tho school children.
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Vote In NIrEinin.
What VAS the vote for the Governor
Of Virginia In the last two elections.
and now many negro votes were there ?
Mann, 7o,7OG. Stuart, G6.51s We
nave no means of knowing how many
negro votes there were
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Queries and Answers
Longest River.

What river OF the worli has the
greatest length, including its tribu-
taricsH " y H.
When the judicious lad was asked
how many legs Il calf would have if
YOU counted the tail as a leg, he an
swcrcd four IL makes no sort Of
difference now one counts the tail, the
calf Will have four legs. In the same
sort, YOU may include the tributaries"
All YOU choose and thar does not AFFECT
the length of the river. The combined
greatest in the case OF tho Mississippi
system.
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wilson ard Lind 10 hold conference.
Ect iCs q monologuo.
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Died IN Lypchburr.
More Light.

The waters of the frcshct having
sGhs!dcd sufficiently, the Gas Works
were put IN partial operation yester-
DAY afternoon, and last night raS was
furnished TO private consumers for tho
first time in nearly a week Tho sun
ply Of gas was not sufficient however
tor the street lamps to be- lighted
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
 HEARINGS POSTPONED
MATTER OF RATE MAKING AND COAL TRANSPORTATION WILL
 BE INVESTIGATED.

Washington, D. C., July 2S.-At the conclusion of rigid cross examina- ton of Fairfax Harrison, president of the Southern railway as to the financial operations of his road and the method of rate making employ ed by southern systems, the senfte special committee investigating southern coal transportation today took a recess until November 15. The hearing will then be resumed with a view of making a report early in the next session of congress.
 Under cross examination MT. liar rison was piled with questions as to the holdings of the southern direc- tors ia the systems stocks and bonds. He said the stock books showed the directors were only nominal holders, but he insisted they held large blocks of bonds.
 President Harrison insisted that railroad rates were announced at gatherings of the officials of the competing railroads individually" and not jointly. He was unable to give the detail account of how the rates were made and suggested that the roads rate expert be called.
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DOMINICAN REVOLUTION.
Another Outbreak Of Possibilities
 Anticipated Soon.

Washington, D. C.. July 2S.--A yio- lent outbreak of hostilities in Santo Domingo is impending as result oi the expiration of truce arranged by American naval officers there.
 The revolutionists are reported to be closing in on the capital and the hold of the government is rendered doubly precarious because of the ab. sence of President Bordas, who is besieging another faction of rebels at Puerta Plata
 These facts were laid before the cabinet today during it's considera- ton of the Dominican and Haitien problems. While there was talk of intervention, no definite conclusion was reported and the subject was remanded for further discussion.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
New Orleans 3, Nashville ?. Mobile ,, Chattanooga 2. Birmingham 7-3, Memphis 10-1. Montgomery ., Atlanta g..
WESTERN TENNIS GAMES.

Chicago, July 2S.-R. B. Powell, Canadas Davis cup captain, at Lake Forest today won three matches in the Western championship tennis tournament. In the preliminary round he defeated l.. ?. Brintwell of Chicago, and Kansas City GO, 6-1 and with the same figures won from James Weber, a Lake Forest school boy crack.
 Al Lindauer, Chicago, won the first three games with Powell, who then showed a flash of Davis cup form and won the match 6-4, 6-1.
 Ralph Burdick beat w. A. Horrell, California, GA, 6-2, and then disposed of E H. Smith, of Texas.
 In the women's singles Miss Carrie E. Nicely was among the favorites who won. Miss Mary K. Browne, of Los Angeles, national champion, and Miss Gwendolyn Rees, of Dallas, the western title holder. are expected stomorrow.
 In the first round today Wright 6i |'Boston easily won from knoche, oi Chicago, 6-1, 61. In the preliminary round Belden of Chicago defeated Middleton of Memphis 4-6, 6-4, 6-f ~and Forstall of Chicago, defeated spiece of Oklahoma City 6-2, 6-2. Adone of Texas defeated Gross oi Evanston G-S, Gel
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LoNGWooD TENNIS.

: Boston, July 28-Flnals in the Longwood singles and the eastern doubles championship tournament brought out the finest tennis of the week, Maurice E. Mclaughlin of San Francisco, T. R. Pell and Karl Behr of New York winning the two events respectively.
 R. Lindley Murray drove McLough- lin to the top of his game but the latter won, 6-3, 6-3, 9-7.
 Pell and Behr also scored a three set victory over the former national champions II. H. Hackett and F. B. Alexander The scores were 6-3, 6-4, 7-5.
 Mclaughlin will remain over to- morrow to play William M. Johnston, .also of San Francisco, in the chal- lenge match for the Longwood bowl.
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REPEAL ELECTRIC ORDINANCE.
One of the Measures That Will Come Up Before Council Saturday
 Night.

A repeal of the electrical ordinance is one of the measures of importance that will come up before the city council at the regular meeting next Saturday evening. The ordinance was passed but the matter of select ing an electrical inspector brought up disputes, and as a result it is likely that the ordinance will be re- pealed.
 The matter of the place filled by Alderman Borman on the board of plumbing examiners will also come up for hearing, as it is charged by the opposition that Borman can not serve both as councilman and on the examining board created by the council.
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Severe Attack of coIIo cured.

E. D. Cross, who travels in Vir- ginia and other Southern States. was taken suddenly and severely ill with collie. At the first store he came to the merchant recommended Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr- hoea Remedy. Two doses of it cured him. No one should leave homo on a journey without a bottle of this preparation. For sale by all dealers.
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WON ANOTHER STAKE.

Detroit, Mich, July 2S.-Dick Me .Mahon today won his second $5,000 stake of the year when he drove King Couchman to an easy victory in the chamber of comerce stake for 2:13 class pacers, the event of chief interest on the Grand Circuit pro- gram.
 The M & M $10,000 stake for trotters raised this year from the 2:24 to the 2:14 class is the big feature on tomorrows card.
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LEAGUE
Detroit 4, Philadelphia 3.

Detroit, July 2S.-Philadelphia's run of twelve consecutive victories was broken today when Detroit by virtue of Crawford's s heavy stick work, took the fourth and final game of the series, 1 to 3. Crawford batted in three of Detroit's runs, his three bagger in the sixth driving in the runs that tied the score. A base on balls to Veach in the eighth with the bases filled forced in the winning run.
 Score: R. H. E. Philadelphia. Ill GOO 000-3 5 1 Detroit .000 012 010-4 s 1
 Bush and Schang; Dauss and Me Kee.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Pittsbura 8, Kansas City Z.

Pittsburg, July 2S.--Pittsburg took the second game of the series from Kansas City today 12 to s.
 Score: R. II. E. Kansas City .40S 100 000-- 8 12 4 Pittsburg. .414 100 20x-12 15 0
 Adams, Henning. Harris and Eas- terly; Enzenroth, Ketzer, Leclair and Berry.
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Minneapolis 6, Cleveland s. St. Paul 4, Columbus 6.
 Kansas City 3, Indianapolis ,. Milwaukee 1-10, Louisville 20.
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washinoton 2. St. Louis 3.

St. Louis, July 2S.-St. Louis pitch CTS were not effective today so Wash laAgton punched hits almost at will an1tmade it three out of four games in tie series with the home club. The sepre was to 3.
 Scorer, R. H. E.. Washington. 300 020 110-7 13 0 St. Louis. . .000 010 110-3 n a
 Boehling and A. Williams; Hamil- ton, Taylor, Hoch, James and Agnew, Crossin.
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Cleveland 4, Boston 3.

Cleveland. O.. July 2S.-Cleveland broke it's losing streak today and de- feated Boston to 3. Mitchell did not allow a hit until the seventh in ming, but Boston made a run for every hit and came within one of tying the score.
 Score: R. H. E. Boston 100 900 101-3 8 2 Cleveland. .103 GOO O0x--4 10 Z
 Collins, Cooper. Coumbe and Carri- lgan, Thomas; Mitchell and O'Neill.
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VAPOR CITY LUNCH ROOM.

Now in charge of Mrs Kate Avant Best 20c and 25c meals in city. Shor: orders speciality. 833 Central
 7-l9tf
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FOR RENT.

My two story house. corner Spring and Palm Sts.; has bath, hot and cold water, furnace and large yard. Miss Charlotte Schultice, phone 1161.
 7-26-tf
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Indianapolis 5, Baltimore 2.

Baltimore, July 2S.-Indianapols won from Baltimore today to 2, Meyer of Baltimore got home run, a three base hit and a two base hit and scored the home teams two runs.
 Score: R. H. E. Indianapolis. 900 120 011-5 2 l Baltimore. .O01 900 010-2 6 4
 Mosley and Texter; Conley and Jacklitsch. xl
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Bottled milk and cream delivered to any part of the city, daily. Pure. wholesome and rich. The Pasteu- rized Milk Co. Phone 15 4-2l.tf
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Beaumont 8, Dallas 1. San Antonio 2, Fort Worth 8. Galveston 6, Waco 1. Houston 1, Austin 1. (13 innings.
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Chicauo [. Buffalo 1.

Buffalo, July 2S.-iHendrix was in- vincible today and with Chicago hit ting Schulz freely it was an easy victory for the visitors to 1.
 Score: R. II. F.. Chicago. .010 012 t02-7 12 0 Buffalo. 900 001 000-1 , 0
 Hendrix and Wilson; Schulz, Moore and Blair.
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WESTERN ASSN.

Tulsa 14, Muskogee 1.
 Oklahoma City 6, McAlester 1. Henryetta 14, Fort Smith 13.
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KODAKS and Kodak finishing by an expert Sorrells Drug Co.
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Ask for lime free. Try it in your iced tea. R. G. Morris Drug Go.
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WE buy second hand furniture. highest cash prices l. D. Ross. BIO Valley Heret Phone 624. 329 ti
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Arlington I-l0tel dndBatbs oN U. s
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
AMERICAN PLAN

Every the comfort and pleasure patronage. Beautiful lobby, Iors. writing parIOr and Reservation Park. Every hall of each floor Mountain Park by steel bridges. $5OO0O pended the in completely rebuilding and House installing modern faci- the perfect administering of the mineral ters, including complete Hydrotherapeutic and heating ventatng Private elevator floor the baths used exclusively for the batherS.
 W Me
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Telephone us; rapid delivery. Pub lie Drug Go.
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Chicago 6, New York 2.

Chicago, July 2S.-Scott pitched almost invincible ball today and Chi cago won the final game of the series here from New York to 2. Man ager Chance of the New York club was taken suddenly ill in the early part of the game and went to the hotel. It was said he was suffering from stomach trouble.
 Score: R.H. E. New York. .010 900 00l--2 5 Chicago. .001 Oil 03x-6 U
 Heating and Sweeney; Scott and Schalk.
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

All National league games post poned, rain.
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Let Sorrels Drug Co. look after your KODAK finishing. 6-1ftf
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INTERNATIONAL

Toronto 9, Newark 5.
 Buffalo s. Jersey City 9. Rochester s, Providence 2. Montreal 6, Baltimore 5.
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St. Louis-Brooklyn, rain.