Three Months of the New Treatment Restores Hair
Nels Peterson of Lime Spur Montana credits Herpicide with a hair regrowth after six years of baldness. He began use November 16, 1899 and reports full head growth in three months. The ad urges asking a druggist for Herpicide and lists distributors and sample requests.
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Nels Peterson
Lime Spur
Mont
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Stevens’ Pharmacy
Atfeck’s Pharmacy
Pa. Ave
Dalzell Wins Chevy Chase Golf Qualification Round
Samuel Dalzell, son of Representative Dalzell of Pennsylvania, won the qualification round for the Chevy Chase tournament. Sixty four contestants played 36 holes amid warm sun and light rain, with Dalzell posting 167 to set the pace as Harbin Brooke Gray and others followed with solid scores. Sixty four entrants competed for thirteen cups and valuable prizes as the field eyed the first sixteen for the final rounds.
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Chevy Chase
Samuel Dalzell
Representative Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Daelzell
Les Harbin
W. S. Brooke
Dr. Gray
Davidson
Lafferty
Glazebrooke
Mattingly
L. L. Harbin
Mrr. Dalzell
Dr. Harbin
P. A. Varadhara
Washington
Victor Kauffmann
Scotland
Far East
Mr. Varadhara
W. A. Knowles
Bannockburn
Carda
Fama
Yale Golfers Stand After Round in Dense Scores
Yale players Dalzell and Barban lead a crowded field with scores near par as Columbia and Chevy Chase participants compile totals. The event lists numerous names, clubs, and pairings in three rounds, showing intense competition among Yale Colubian and Washington-area golfers.
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Dalzell
Chevy Chase
L. L. Barban
Columbia
Brooke
Audubon
W. M. Gray
Davidson
Mattingly
L. W. Weaver
G. Harrison
Chevy Chas
W. J McNally
Moran
Churchill
Wallastan
W. J. Pettus
A. Winter
Washington
Talcott
L. West
D Dalzoll
Plitaburg
Hollen
St. David
W Clapp
Jabneon
David Weaver
A T King
Por . G. Bynon
P. H. Tamplitt
P A. Varallhara
V. Kauffmann
J. McB. Sterrett
Chevy Cham
F. Ham
Jackson
van Leer
Bannockburn
G A Crawford
H, Greene, Jr
Ng F B
Pyle
Heaton
Prentiss
Bengoce Ee
EH. Erter, Jr
Chevy Chane
Choman” Fraters
Columbie
Belmonts Defeat Brookland Athletic Club in Tight Game
Belmonts edged Brookland Athletic Club 6 to 5 at Radford Jet as Kountz and Mese stood out for Belmonts while Mid dickauf and Tansill led Brookland. Also notes golf and high school football actions in Garden City and National Park with Yale Princeton Harvard players shaping Intercollegiate Golf results and Tech facing Western in a key high school playoff.
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Adekauf
Kounts
Belmonts
Brookland Athletic Club
Radford
Kountz
Mese
Middickauf
Tansill
Viettors
Belmont
Crockland A
Mar. Stewart
Middlehaul
Army and Navy Prep for Jacob Tome Institute Game
Army and Navy Preparatory School football team completed final practice in Port Deposit Maryland ahead of tomorrow’s game with Jacob Tome Institute. Coach Wefers drilled the unit on game specifics and signals to sharpen readiness for the contest.
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Jacob Tome Institute
Army and Navy Preparatory School
Port Deposit
Wefers
Clark
Entries Few At Capital City Rifle Club Fall Shoot
Threatening weather kept many markmen from the Capital City Rifle and Revolver Club fall shoot yesterday. About a baker's dozen entered. Long-range results saw Bunn of the Metropolitan police excel with 76 of 100 at seventy-five yards. Lieut Farrow, DC National Guard, won at short range and defeated all in re-entry matches. Bunn withdrew late in the twenty-five yard revolver event citing sight issues. remaining shots may decide the prize.
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Markamen
Capital City
Bunn
Metropolitan
Lieut
Farrow
District of Columbia National Guard
Bunn Ta
Our Young Men's Suits Offer Fashion and Fit Across Sizes
Our Young Men's Suits present a full stock of fancy worsteds cheviots and cashmeres plus grays blues and blacks. Sizes 14 to 20 31 to 36 chest. Suits crafted with perfect lines and careful tailoring aimed at improving fit. Prices range from 10 to 25 dollars.
Georgetown Dorns Soldiers In Prep Win Over Fort Myer 33 to 0
Georgetown's varsity defeated Fort Myer soldiers 33 to 0 in a Saturday practice game ahead of the Swarthmore clash. The Blue and Gray showed dash and snap, with Lux and Sweeney breaking long runs. McGuire appeared at field for the first time this fall, and Dr Reilly praised the improved team play and hoped for a strong showing against Swarthmore.
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Blue and Gray
Swarthmore
Georgetowns
Fort Myer
Soldiers
Quakers
Reilly
Georgetown
Varsity
West
McGuire
Arthur Wall Acquitted in Kenilworth Poolroom Case
Arthur Wall, president of the Maryland Telegraph Company, Kenilworth, was found not guilty by a circuit court jury after a two day trial charging a poolroom statute violation. The State likely will drop similar indictments. Wall was aided by Wells Rogers and Burke, with Magruder and Clagett leading the prosecution.
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Washington Post
Upper Marlboro
Arthur Wall
Maryland Telegraph Company
Kenilworth
Maryland
Allen W. Mallory
Wall
Robert W. Wells
James C. Rogers
Hyattsville
Edmund Burke
Alexandria
Hampton Magruder
T. van Clagett
Rain Stops Races at Washington Fair Grounds
Rain halted the races at 4:46 o clock. Most events were unfinished, with several divisions carrying over to tomorrow. Nora W. swept three straight in the second division pace while Patuxent took second in a two heat run with Orphan Boy and Lou Stone following. Doctor Bell led the first division pace with Grace H second, and Sister Kate II won the yesterday’s running race with Monadnock second. Multiple trots and purses were listed, including the 2113 pace with $500 and the 2:20% time marks, all left unfinished by the rain. The day also noted a Universalist Church biennial convention opening in Minneapolis with Rev. W. J. Taylor presiding.
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Garden City
L. 1
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Garden City Links
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Percy Gilbert
H. J. Gee
Gee
Malcolm McBurney
T. Briggs
W. #. Harrison
Eut
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D. H. Barrowa
J. &. McCurdy
University of Pennsylvania
Dwight Partridge
Fay Ingalls
Ellis Knowles
Fhelps
W. H Clow
Howard J. Gee
W. F. Harrison
Thomas Liggett, Jr
W. Ia Howard
D Laird
Robert Abbott
Ralph Peters, Jr
Bruce D. Smith
A Abbott
al Partridge
Gilbert
Be Ligatt
Howlan
Ed Ingalls
A Laird
A Clow
Peters
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Knowles
Smith
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Herrison
Briggs
Kemble
McBurney
McCurdy
Washington Ram
Frederick
Patuxent
Nora W
Orphan Boy
Lou Stone
Doctor Bell
Grace H
Sister Kate II
Monadnock
Jennie W
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N. H
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G. B. Wellever
Lock Haven
Capt. Sampson
G. Hawken
N. J George
Barton
Wents
Esd
Beranton
Oupar
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Bebe
Bom
Cumminding
Imperial Allerton
B. B
Armatead & Wents
Horanton
Oxsena
B. x
William L. Beat
York
Miss Virgie
Quarty
Noble Boy Wins Local Free for All at Winchester Race
Seven thousand attend Winchester Fair as Noble Boy, owned by Lee Dorsey of Washington, D. C., defeats Nigger Boy in a dead fifth heat tiebreaker after four fast heats. Other events include a steeplechase and wrestling bouts featuring Young Monday, Jim Galvin, Harvey Tyrrell, Joe Rodgers, and bantamweight Dixie versus Howard Foley. The show, run by the People's Athletic and Social Club, continues at Concordia Hall tonight.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Noble Boy
Nigger Boy
A. Hickman
Martinaburg
Lee Dorsey
Washington
Nigger Bey
Frank Thomas
Bunlight Chimes
Garver
Chovanor
BH. W. Wells & Bro
Hull Rim
Buttersaniik
Thad
Young Monday
Jim Galvin
Monday
Galvin
Harvey Tyrrell
Joe Rodgers
Dixie
Howard Foley
People's Athletic and Social Club
Concordia Hall
Sixth Street
F Streets
Thoroughgoing Jamaica Race Card Includes 1906 Betting Items
Racing entries from Jamaica list six races with six furlongs to one mile plus further distances. Notable entries include Monacodor, Invincible, Monte Carlo, Janeta, Suffice, and Irish Witch among others. The card features selling and handicap races, maidens, and a twilight focus on Garden City and Latonia venues, with detailed weights and rivals. Pennant awarded to Wheeling club at the Central Baseball League meeting in Wheeling, W Va.
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Jamaica
Monacodor
Martinman
Cxrepine
Invincible
Monte Carlo
Free Beoier
Janeta
Suffice
Lochinvar
Broadcloth
Jack Moleon
Ormonde
Spring
Cederstrome
Irish Witch
Monet
Head Dance
Samson
Amberjack
Flea
Bribery
Yalagat
Lotus
Blue Mamle
Garden City
Woodsow
Tyron
Onreranen
Louis H
Beron Esher
Bouvier
Varnes
Lindale
Brilliant
Ninnasquaw
Kongrock
Philador
Peeping Tom
Hammeraway
Goldsboro
Greenland
Wickford
Don Fonce
Tarlac
Miss Mamle
Wheeling
W. Va
Central Baseball League
F. R. Carson
South Bend
Ind
Arklirta wins Hempstead Selling Stakes at Jamaica track
Arklirta backed from 7 to 5 to 9 to 10 led from start to finish to win the Hempstead Selling Stakes six furlongs at Jamaica by eight lengths over Third Alarm with Sufficiency a head back. Quadrille sets a new track record in the second race for six furlongs in 1 2 flat. Colonial Girl takes the sixth. Ismailan wins the fifth in long odds.
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Arklirta
Ismalian
Colonial Girl
New York
Hempstead
Jamaica
Third Alarm
Quadrille
Oak Duke
W Knapp
Kinleydale
W Davis
Deviltree
Martin
Tather Catchem
Quedricle
Miller
Platoon
Sewell
Rebo
Garner
Blue Coat
King Pepper
Rab Roy
Adlon
Gavin C
Shady Lad
Monte Carlo
Water Mirror
Elna
Ren
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Lionreau
Sewetl
McDaniel
Graceful
Mias Crawford
Ancestor
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Gold Braid
L. Smith
Suidency
Bell
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Klingsor
Benevolent
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Brother Frank
Birmingham
Hector
Ismallan
Notter
Jane Holly
Wiley
Masta
Arrahgowan
Yorkshire Lad
Sais
Jetsam
Glowster
Carrie Jones
Waterford
Alma Dufour
W. Knepp
Red Knight
Sailor Boy
Wishard
Cavalry to Enter Steeplechase at Morris Park Meeting
New York October 13 The United Hunts Racing Association opens a three day meet at Morris Park with six races nine purses totaling about 10 000 inciting cross country and steeplechase events Government approval invites cavalry horses to a military steeplechase Gen Grant signals support War Department will encourage officers to participate West Point officers may join next year EB C to Montagne starter and William B Riggs of Baltimore named official starter stewards include J H Widener A Butler Duncan and H J Morris
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New York
United Hunts Racing Association
Morris Park
Perry Belmont
Howard N. Potter
Ralph N. Ellis
Belmont Purdy
War Department
Grant
Governors Island
Department
Albert L. Milla
West Point Military Academy
Eb.c
Montagne
Avateur
William PB. Riggs
Baltimore
J. H. Widener
Philadelphia
A. Butler Duncan
H. J. Morris
Dundall Wins Latonia Fifth At 30 To 1
Latonia racing summaries list Dundall as upset winner of the fifth race at 30 to 1. Martha Gorman, Kleinwood, and Amperite among other winners across six races with times and second and third place finishes for multiple runners.
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Kleinwood
Jungie Imp
Layson
Darthula
Economic
Merced
Harmukié
Clydeo
Malosvie
Maple Hurst
Stoner Hit
Peter Vinegar
Gause
Bitter Hand
Chief Archipald
Pettagon
Dundall
Verandsh
Lady Lou
Frank’ Bill
Torpedo
Nat B
John Lescalle
Dungannon
Adame Little Elkin
Dr’ Hart
Katie Powers
Revetlie
Blazer
Lillian Else
Race Track for Montreal Plans by John F. Ryan
John F. Ryan of New York has completed arrangements to build a race track on the outskirts of Montreal at an estimated cost of 276000 dollars. He will be joined by William S. Riggs of Baltimore Frank J. Bryan Jacob Holtman John Boden and W C Percy of New York, with capital raised from New York and Montreal backers. Opening meeting expected next fall.
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John F. Ryan
Ite
Montreal
New York
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