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as soon as possible.
drove Richie back to the ropes
with a fulisade OF rights and lefts
to the stomach. Welsh's round.
ROUND NINE.
Richie resumed his right swing
for Welsh's head. Freddie duck
ed the wild ones and stepping in
close swung right and left heavily
to Ritchie's jaw. AS they broke
from the clinch Richie landed
right lightly and swung his left
sharply to Welsh's head. Welsh's
round.
ROUND TEN.
Richie led with a left and
missed. Welsh landed three heavy
lefts to Ritchie's body. Richie
twice tried left uppercut but miss
ed both times. They clinched and
again Welsh made Richie look
like an amateur at mitigating.
Welsh's round
ROUND ELEVEN.
Welsh rushed and planted a
hard left to the jaw. driving the
champion to the ropes. The whirl
wind attack baffled Richie.
w CA6H as apparently nClNlCu OF
the sudden recovery of Richie
and gave way before the latter's
smashing attacks. Even round.
ROUND TWELVE.
Welsh led with a straight left
to the jaw and the champion came
back with a similar one. Richie
swung hard left to body. Welsh
sent left to the stomache in clinch.
Richie broke quickly and forced
the fighting. Welsh outboxed the
champion at the last of the round
and had a shade at the finish.
ROUND THIRTEEN.
Ritchie rushed Welsh into the
latter's corner with smashing left
and right blows to the body, fore
ing him to clineh. Welsh jabbed
left for Ritchie's Jaw but Richie
covered up and forced Welsh to
the defensive. Ritchie swung a
right to Welsh's eve and followed
with two HARD lefts to the jaw.
Welsh appeared to weaken under
the champions rushes and IL was
Ritchie's round by a wide margin.
ROUND FOURTEEN
Ritehie rushed matters in an
effort to continue the lead he
gained in the previous round. |
Welsh fought back desperately |
and therS~was much punishment
delivered by both men. Richie
jabbed Welsh with left and right.
The punch hurt the Welshman.
Ritchie's round.
ROUND FIFTEEN.
They rushed into a clinch and
Welsh was willing to hold but
Richie broke away. Richie ap-
peared the fresher of the two and
shaded Welsh on an exchange of
short-arm body blows on break
away. Welsh tried q hard jab
to the Jaw which shook Richie.
They clinched and both appeared
tired.
ROUND SIXTEEN
Richie forced Welsh about the
ring with jabs to the body and
swings to the head. Welsh put a |
left to the jaw and broke as
Ritchie forced the melee. Welsh |
tried right for the head and miss
ed. They mixed and Richie out
slugged the Britisher. Ritchie's
round.
ROUND SEVENTEEN.
Welsh tried to resume his |
successful mitigating. Richie |
fought out of clineh and swung
heavily to the Jaw. Welsh clinch-
ed but on the break Richie !
swung right hard to the body and |
was on top of his man swinging |
right and left to the back at the
bell. Ritchit's round.
ROUND EIGHTEEN. Il
Ritchie rushed Welsh to corner
swinging lefts and rights to the
body. Richie out-boxed Welsh |
in q mid-ring mix. Richie land
ed two hard lefts to the jaw.
Richie was forcing the fight. I'll
was Ritchie's round.
ROUND NINETEEN.
Richie forced Welsh. Richie
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Pacific Coast League

Yesterdays Results.
Oakland 6, Venice 3.
Los Angeles IL, Sacrament
to 1.
Portland 3. San Francisco o.
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Following is the fight By
ROUND ONE
At the gong each bounded out
briskly with the evident inten-
ton of starting hostilities In the
other fellows corner. They met
in mid-rfnE Welsh led first with
= straight left which Richie
blocked and they elinched. Richie
broke away and swung his right.
welsh STEPPED inside the swing
and they cIinehed. On the break
Welsh sent in three short-arTn
jabs TO the Ca1ifornian's stomach.
before Willie Strengthened up
with a right swing to the head.
Welsh stepped In close and again
shot a short left and right co
Ritchie's stomach. They spared
and Welsh ended the round with
q hard left to the head, which
ROUND TWO
Welsh rushed matters in the
second round. and landed lefts
and rights to Ritehie's jaw with
out a return. Richie rushed and
ran into a heavy left to the jaw.
Richie swung right for Welsh's
head, but Freddie stepped inside
and peppered the champions mid
section with short-arm punches.
Richie had not scored at the
bell. Welsh's round.
ROUND THREE
Richie forced matters at the
opening of the third, but was
wild. He swung left for Welsh's
Jaw, but Freddie stepped back
and the swing was an inch away.
Even.
ROUND FOUR
Welsh swung left to Ritchie's
jaw, Richie countering with a
hard left swing. Richie again
landed his right hard TO Welsh's
face. Welsh sent Rftehie's head
back with four straight left jabs
without a return. Richie bored
I'm trying for a swing and landed
heavy let's to Welsh's Jaw at the
gong. The punch Jared the
Brfton. II was Ritchie's best
round.
ROUND FIVE
Welsh opened the round spar
ring, obviously counting on stack
ing up points on Richie, who
seemed to be getting the range
and landed hard left to the Jaw
and followed with a right swing
to the body. Welsh danced out
OF range and made Richie miss
two heavy swings. They mixed
I'm mid-ring and Richie drew first
blood with an overland right
which connected with Freddie's
eye. Welsh tore in, forcing the
champion back with a rain of
short-arm blows to the stomach
and took the honors for the
round
ROUND SIX
Richie forced matters in a
clinch driving Freddie back with
q series OF left jabs. Welsh at
tempted 20 box. but a hard left to
the Jaw forced him to break the
ground and Richie followed his
advantage, landing alternate lefts
and rights TO the jaw. Welsh at
tempted a rally near the close of
the round but Richie got through
his guard with a hard left upper
cut. 1t was Rftehie's round.
ROUND SEVEN.
Welsh swung hard right to the
Jaw, and Richie attempted to box
Freddie repeated with a right to
the Jaw as they elinched. Welsh
had all the better of IL in the
cifnches, Richie being unable to
protect his stomach from Fred
dies short-arm jabs. Richie
swung hard right but Welsh coun-
tered with left to head and danced
out OF range. The Briton's boxing
completely outclassed Richie.
Welsh's footwork was marvellous.
Welsh's round.
BOUND EIGHT.
Richie swung into a clinch and
Welsh Immediately resumed work
on the Americans stomach Welsh
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reached there with a total score
of 2sO and that IL he could make
the last four holes In one below
par he could tie Vardon and Ray.
Behind Ouimet a swarm of
friends marched over the sodden
links, silent, yet palpitating with
excitement. The boy faced the
370-yard fifteenth coolly, a drive.
a perfect approach, a moment of
tense anxiety and he hoIed a long
Dutt and took the hole In three.
The news from that green
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Am RIcAN

Results Yesterday.
Washington z, st. Louis 2.
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NATIONAL
Standing Of Cr.o Clubs

Results fesserday.
Pittsburg 5, New York 2.
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SEATTLE GITNTS
DROP TO THIRD

SEATTLE, July S.-Victoria
won a loose game from Seattle
yesterday, 13 to 10. Both pitch
ers were wild, issuing a total of
21 extra bases. The score:
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SPOKANE
WINS 10
INNINGS
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE


Spokane 4, Tacoma g.
Victoria 10, Seattle 10.
Portland 3, Vancouver L.
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THIRD TENSEST MINUTE IN SPORTSOET DEFEATS VARDON and RAYS

OUTCIsAssED GREAT PHOFFsS-
SIGNALS TO WIZ OPEN
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EIDE RAJ
Standing OF the Clubs.
Mo-

Results Yesterday.
Chicago 5, Kansas City 0.
Indianapolis Z, st. Louis 4.
Buffalo 81, Pittsburg IL.
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COLTS TRIM BEES

VANCOUVER, b. c., July s.
Portland won from the Beavers
yesterday, 3 to L. The score:
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Batteries: Harstead, Clark
and Cheek; Hanson, Callahan and
Murray.
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ROUND EIGHTEEN.

Richie rushed Welsh 70 corner
swinging lefts and rights to the
body. Richie out-boxed Welsh
in q mid-ring mix. Richie land
ed two hard lefts to the jaw.
Richie was forcing the fight. II
was Ritchie's round.
ROUND NINETEEN.
Richie forced Welsh. Richie
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ROUND SEVENTEEN.

Welsh tried to resume his
successful mitigating. Richie
fought out of clineh and swung
heavily to the Jaw. Welsh clinch-
ed but on the break Richie
swung right hard to the body and
was on top of his man swinging
right and left to the back at the
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ROUND SEVEN.
BOUND EIGHT.

Richie swung into a clineh and
Welsh Immediately resumed work
on the Americans stomach. Welsh
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ROUND THREE

Richie forced matters at the
opening of the third, but was
wild. He swung left for Welsh q
Jaw, but Freddie stepped back
and the swing was an inch away.
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ROUND ELEVEN.

Welsh rushed and planted a
hard left to the jaw. driving the
champion to the ropes The whirl
wind attack baffled Richie.
Welsh was apparently nettled at
the sudden recovery of Richie
and gave way before the latter's
smashing attacks. Even round.
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ROUND FIFTEEN.

They rushed into a clinch and
Welsh was willing to hold but
Richie broke away. Richie ap-
peared the fresher of the two and
shaded Welsh on an exchange OF
short-arm body blows on break
away. Welsh tried q hard jab
to the jaw which skook Richie
They clinched and both appeared
tired.
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Welsh led with a straight left
to the jaw and the champion came
back with a similar one. Ritchie
swung hard left to body. Welsh
sent left to the stomache in clinch.
Richie broke quickly and forced
the fighting. Welsh outboxed the
champion at the last of the round
and had a shade at the finish.
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ROUND SIXTEEN

Ritchie forced Welsh about the
ring with jabs to the body and
swings to the head. Welsh put a
left to the jaw and broke as
Ritehie forced the melee. Welsh
tried right for the head and miss
ed. They mixed and Richie out
slugged the Britfsher. Ritchie's
round
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ROUND TWO

Welsh rushed matters in the
second round, and landed lefts
and rights to Ritehie's jaw with
out a return. Richie rushed and
ran into a heavy left to the jaw.
Richie swung right for Welsh's
head, but Freddie stepped inside
and peppered the champions mid
section with short-arm punches.
Richie had not scored at the
hall VValahta Fof1ud
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ROUND THIRTEEN.

Richie rushed matters in an
effort to continue the lead he
gained in the previous round.
Welsh fought back desperately
and therS~ was much punishment
delivered by both men. Richie
jabbed Welsh with left and right.
The punch hurt the Welshman.
Rftchie's round.
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Richie led with a left and
missed. Welsh landed three heavy
lefts to Ritchie's body. Richie
twice tried left uppercut but miss
ed both times. They clinched and
again Welsh made Richie look
like an amateur at mitigating.
NUalahsa r0rsnd
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Remains of L. Stephen Lindler
Laid to Rest.

The remains of L. Stephen Lindler
the young white man who was arci.
:acrtl~ E;!lca "'hc::: t!:.> &u:c11o III, g
Ross A. Barr, Of Gilbert, with whom
he was riding, was wrecked or q pub
lic highway a milo and & half NORTH OF
Gilbert, were laid 10 rest at Mt. Pleas
ant Lutheran church. near tn" home
of his parents at ii O'Clock today III
the presence Of the largest congrega-
tion ever assembled at NJ. Pleasant.
The funeral services were conducted
by the Rev. J. D. SheEly, the family
pastor. who paid tribute to the
memory of the deceased youDg man
The young man is suevived by hi;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs S. s. LiDdler,
and three brothers and three sisters.
His death, coming in the manner as il
do unexpected to every one. hs5
ransed gloom of sorrow over the en-
tire county.
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Card of Thanks.

To the editor of the Dispatch:
Please allow me space in your valu-
able ard noted paper to thank the
c,rcd kird and rere-o:,e people for tF a
kindness shown me during my recent
illness. The kind acts and deeds are
most sacred in my heart and only
wish I could get out ard take each
one of you by the hand anu tell you
how much your kindness was and is
appreciated. God in heaven only
knows the dear feeling l have for you.
And I must sincerely extend to each
and every one of YOU my deepest ard
heartfelt appreciations for the grand
and noble acts you have done for ne.
Ard only our ain ighty God can justly
reward you, and il Our prayers we ask
that Gods richest blessings will rest
upon you. Mrs. F L. Schwartz.
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RESULTS TELL.
There Can Be No Doubt About
the Results in Lexington.

Results tell the tale.
All doubt is removed.
The testimony of a Lexington citizen
Gan be easily investigated.
What better proof can be had?
A. Marks, Depot St., Lexington, s..
c., says: Il had pains in my back
and sides for months and did not feel
we'll at all. My kidneys did not do
their work as they should and I knew
that I needed a reliable kidney mcdi-
cine. 1 got supply of Doan's Kidney
Pills from the Kaufman Drug Go.
Since I used one box, the pain has
gone and my kidneys have become
normal. I ia ke pleasure in confirm
ing my previous endorsement of Doan's
Kidney Pills. I certainly think that
preparation is worthy of the highest
praise -
For sale by all dealers: Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. ,>r
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other. adv. Is
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HARMON DRUG COMPANY
Lexington, S. c.

From the number Of inqueries made
to the County Auditors ohi;e relative
to the in come tax, the auditor will
not mail out his blanks for the State
until some time in March. This is
done 10 avoid any confusion on the
part of income tax payers. There are
two income tax laws, one for State
the other being a Federal income tax
which is received by the Hon. ID. C.
Hayward, Columbia, s. c, collector
of internal revenues for the district Of
South Carolina. -...
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State of South Carolina,
~ County of Lexington.
oIn<she Court of Common Pleas.
The Bank of Swansea, Swansea, 8. O.,
against
D. J. Knotts, ct. al.
In obedience to the Decree Of the
Court in the ahoye entitled action,
signed by His Honor, Judge T.. II.
Spain, dated February 2, 1914, I will
sell to the highest bidder, in front of
the Court House door in Lexington,
South Carolina, during the legal hours
of sale on the first Monday in March,
next, at public cutlery, the following
described tract of real estate:
Gall that lot of land in tbe Town of
Swansea, bounded as follows, viz:
South by Fourth Street for one hum
dred and fifty feet, and one hundred
and fifty feet by lot now owned by
Mrs. Esther Bowling; North by Third
Street for three hundred feet, and on
the West by.-Avenue for two
hundred feet, and on the East side by
Avenue for two hundred feet
and by lot of Esther Bowling one hun
dred feet"
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash,
balance on a credit of one and two
years, secured by the bond of the pur-
chaser and mortgage of ae premises
sold, with the privilege of paying all
cash. The credit portion of the lotion
which the dwelling is situate to be
further secured by insurance policy
on house payable to Clerk. Purchaser;
to pay for papers and recording fees. .
>.. :, FRANK W. .SHEALY, .
80. 90. G. Q. P. & G. s. :.
Lexington, S: c.; F eb. g. 1914.
@, NJ Efrd, attorney for plaintiff !
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Mr.. Halls Store Robbed.

Robbers entered the jewel1y store
Of Lewie Hall on Main Street some
time during last niaht and stole
number of watches and other valu-
ables. The robbers gained entrance
by breaking glass window on the
side ct the building, which is near
by large gate, There is no clue as
TO the identity of the robbers. Sner-
iff Miller and the town authorities are
working on the case, and arrests are
expected to follow.
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State of South Carolina,
County of Lexington,
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Ella EIoira Frye, =.

State OF South Carolina,
County of Lexington,
In the Court Of Common Pleas
Ella EIpira Frye,
p, against
Annie Lou Starnes Reel, ct. al. ::
In obedience to the Decree of.the
Court in the above entitled action,
signed by His Honor Judge T. Il.
Spaine, dated February 5, 1914, will
sell to the highest bidder, at public
outcry, in front of the Court House
door at Lexington, South. Carolina,
during the legal hours of sale on the
first Monday in March, next, the same
being the second day of said month,
the following described real estate,
to wit: =. ..,...:
. "All that certain plantation of land,
situate, lying aud being in Bull
Swamp Township. in the County and
State aforesaid, on the west side of
the Columbia Public Road containing
forty acres, more or less. bounded on
the North by lands Of Irwin Jefcoat,
on the East by the Columbia Public
Road, South by Witt lands, and on
west by lands of Irwin Jefcoat
TERMS OF SALE: cash. Purchaser
to pay for papers and recording fees,
Crhe terms Of sale in this case were
changed by order of court dated
February -, l9l4.)
FRANK ". SHEALY,
@. @. @. P. & G. S.
Lexington, S. c., Feb. 9, 1914.
.. NJ. Efrd, attorney for Plaintiff.
\. D. Martin and O. N. Eird, a.
torneys fer defendants.
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SEVERE BRONCHIAL COUGH
Doctors Feared Lung Trouble,
Restored to Health by Vinol.

The medical profession does not be-
lieve that lung troubles are inherited,
but a. person may inherit weakness
or tendency to them.
Mrs. Kate Hickman, Springfield,
Ohio, says: "a few years ago l was
in a very bad rundown condition, and
the physician told me I had consunp-
ton. I tried another physician, and
he told me I had ulcers on my right
lung. I quit the physicians and
started on tVinol.' Today l am
perfectly healthy, and that is why 1
recommend 'Vinop."
vinol soothes and heals the indam-
ed surfaces and allays the cough
Vinol creates an appetite, strengthens
the digestive organs and gives the
patient strength to throw of in
cipient pulmonary diseases.
Try a bottle Of Vinol with the un-
derstanding that your money Will Do
returned If it does not help YOU
HARMON DRUG COMPANY
Lexington, S. C.
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state OIL OOuln OdFt1lud,
County Of Lexington,
In the Court of Common Pleas.
The Union National Bank of Columbia,
..,.,...... :.... ....... Plaintiff,
VS..
D.,J. Knots, @. B. Bowling and c. H.
Corbitt, doing business under the firm
name and style:of Knotts, Bowling &
Company; D. J.. Knots; Virginia. Car
olina Chemical Co., q corporation of
the State of New Jersey; Mutual
Fertilizer Company, corporation OF
the State of. Georgia; Happ Bros. Co.,
q corporation of the State of Georgia;
w. ". Couch Co., corporation of
the'State of Virginia; NJ. Frank. do
ing business under the firm name and
style of NJ. Frank & Co., of the City
of New York; W. B. Courtney; Robin
Hood Ammunition Company. corpo-
ration of the State of Vermont; King
Hardware Company, corporation of
the State of Georgia: Carolina Buggy
Company; corporation Of the State
of North Carolina, and H. B. Endicott,
George II. Johnson. Elliott Spalding,
@. B. Lord, Harry L. Johnson, George
W. johnson, H. Wendell Endicott. DO.
ing business under. the firm name aid
style of Endicot Johnson & Company,
Deferdan1a'
In obedience to the Decree Of the
Court in. the above entitled action,
signed by his Honor, Judge II. H
Spain AID date, i, binary 8, 1914,
will sell - the hisEi2est bidder aT plNlic
outcry III fGoi:G OF the Court House
during tic IaGai honE5 Of sale on the
first Monday IL march, the same be-
ing the second day Of March, 1914, the
following desG9ih& & real estate, to-Wit:
"AIl that piece. parcel or tract Uf
land, situate, lying aud being III the
County and State aforesaid, coDtain-
ing three hundred (300) acres. more +
less, and bouuded As follows: On tie
North side ~ lands of Reynolds &
Graft, on South by lands of Fred Huff
man, Henry Strickland. William
Strickland, ard Marth Strickland, on
the East By Bul Swamp ard on the
West By land4 Of Henry Strickland,
Reynolds 4 Ccsit d! d by lands Of W.
i NJ. Coleman"
Terms Of sala: One-Gcurth cash,
balance or credit of CHe, two and
three years. Secnrcd By q bond Of ihe
purchaser 2!sG p NOR Tage Of the prom
iscs sold, with interest from day Of
sale at the rae Of ui1h5 (Sl per cnnt
per annum, interest payable annually,
and W;vh the stipulation in the no."
anc mortgage that the maker a?al
pay ten per cent attorneys fees, # It is
collected by silt CT plHo"d in he hands
CT an attorney for collection.
Purchaser or purchase to pay fer
p2pera and recording fees.
y. G. Calljson,
S?eGi"l Referee.
Lexington. Z. G. =: .. !. i:.lt
ALtot-Hys 10" t.AI4-t!Ii
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Cyrus L. Shealy Located Here

Cyrus L. Shealy, who has been at
tending the law school at the ULive'- =
sit9 of South Carylina for the past
several morths. has located It Lex
iiiiilgsttoi' iiiiilgs toll. htaviiu < taken up work = M
law office of the Hon. @. NJ. Eirc.
Mr.. Shealy is a brother of Hon. Frank
W. Shealy, Clerk Of the Court, ard is
one of the brightest sourg men in the
State. Everybody in 1t xingson vel
comes him most heartily. He will he
glad to meet his friends at any time.