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ideas Of being the champion of America.

The prospects for - match between Jim
Co-t,rr ami H.G Mccoy are. | regret to
say. mot overly ur- ht just at present. Me
Coy has expressed himself willing to
meet the s.liI:rriii: boy. but the "N-rom-
!Hiplr champion does not exhibit the ca &
erurss To tI-rt the ArsSier that his friends
expected lie would. and that they would
IKE to see him .NIuCe- COrbett. who ls
DESTROYS IF making another theatrical TOUR.
l. more Jhau eager 70 meet Jeffries again
J presume he Is Of the opinion that the
h0ilcriHalser'S left arm VIII never again re
- good as II was. and that If he can get
another chance at him his prospects OF re-
gaining the championship will he very
bright. BE that as II may, there Is great
two most scientific boxers America has
ever produced face - face I'm the ring
opponents. and II they We're 20 come to-
Eetn | feel sure they would draw the big
Ets! houS" At thu highest prices ever known
IN tho history of the ring.
lin Jeffries IS OF my opinion. that 81 Cor
h-tt ana Mccoy meet COrhe;t would win.
1eIries certainly has every reason for en-
t-~taiuins high opinion of Corbett's fStic
skill de has been its victim more times
than he has fingers and toes. 70 say nothing
Of the experience OF Il that he had at COney
Island. but his opinion may be largely In
Sc Mccoy defeated. The Kid has challenged
Jyit;Iss ana has frequently expressed the
opinion that. big and hurry as he is. he can
raaGi'y defeat him. and the expression of
this opinion certainly cannot he pleasing IN
The his ella mpioCS ears. SO. YOU see. how
much Joftriss's opinion 0f AICCuy's chances
Is due 20 honest Judgment and how much TO
Used 20 say, something no fellow can find
Out:'
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National League.
No games scheduled
FOR to- day.
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CHICAGO =, PHILADELPHIA 4,
Quakers Erred at Critical Stages and
Could Not Hit Callahan.

hlisielphia. Ia. July -s.-1hc HONS team
lost the last game II the series 20 Chicago
principally through IN the sixth innins.
9 base on balls, mufsd thrown ball a
tumble, Wild throw and sinsl. the Wis
itors four rms Thee scored in th. sew
snth on two doubles and and two in
the eighth two hits and will throw. In
addition to playing ragged game in the field.
tie locals we're uEablc 10 hit Callahan to any
extent. Score.
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Their. Is a suspicion here whether Just
o- unjust | Canno. say, that some OF the
Chicago matches are not fought on the
dead level" I hope that the suspicion
untrue. tut that II exists Is Just as true
as preaching.
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VariCOCeIe.

Under my treatment this insidous dis
ease rapidly disappears Pain ceases all
most instantly. The pools OF stagnant blood
are driven from the diated veins. and all
soreness ard swelling quickly subsde
Every indication of varicoceie soon van
,shes. and in It's stead comes the pride, the
power and the pleasure of perfect health
and restored manhood.
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THE WEATHER.
To-Day's Forecast.

Washington, July ss-Forecast for Sunday and
Monday:
Iliuc.s--Local rains ard cooler IN southern and
western fair in eastern. portion sunday. Mon
day fair in western. showers Ia eastern Rri
southern portions: light TO .rssh soutnwesterly
winds shifting TO rCrthwesterly.
Inaana-Sunday local rain and cocleri hsht to
fresh sOutherr winds.
oklahoma indian Territory ana Arksusas-Io-
cal rains and cooler Sunday. Generally fair Nor
day. southeasterly wi'ds.
iawa-Shcwers sunday. with cooler IN eastern
portion. Monday fair. yartahle winds.
Missouri Showers and cooler sunday. Monday
fair. uorthwesteriy winds
Enthusiastically fai- sunday and Monday.
warmer In western portions Monday; variable
winds
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Structure,

Ny cure dissclves the structure complete
" ard removes every obstruction from the
urinary passage. ailsys all Inflammation
stops every unnatural discharge. relieves
the prostate gland when enlarged. cleanses
and heals the bladder and kidneys when
irritatcd or Congested. inViCoTates the sexu-
al organs. AID restores health and sound
ness to every part of the body affected by
the disease
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Indicates precipitation ,napp-eciabis.
II. J. HYATT,
Local Forecast Official
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are cleansed purified ard restored 10 PER
feet health. ard the patient prepared anew
for the duties and pleasures of life.
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the defendant was guilty OF oppression In
Office.
COLLISION CAUSES FIGHT-A collision
which occurred yesterday afternoon Re-
tween delivery wagon IN charge OF VIII
liam Hemp and Fred Kemp of No. lis
South Eighth street and car No. of the
Southern Electric division of the transit
company. at Sixth and Spruce streets.
caused a free-for-al hight. which Iesrlted
in the arrest of Hemp. klemp. Conductor
Tyler and MotOrman McMarus. Cross
charges OF disturbing the peice were placed
against them by Sergeant Tierney AMI Of
fcer Delaney.
RULING ON BANK EOTESUnited
States Internal Collector Grenner IS in re-
ceipt OF a ruling from the department at
Washington TO the effect that whenever
Canadian bank notes or the notes OF any
person. firm or corporation. other than a
national banking association, are passed
from hand TO hand anywhere IN the Unitetf'
States In payment OF debts OF in the PVT
chase Of goods. II Is held that they <6fs
used for circulation in the United Stttes
and that any bank receiving these DpteS
so used and paying them out again in me
United States Is required to pay a tax OF
10 per cent on the amount OF the notes thus
paid out sold"
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n
and weakre q
Of
IN mum
freely
on snperioit
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Ttal
BOWLING ANALYSIS
-. Ia1f4 D,r-z Nil U-ra
y. sHEEHAN AFTER J. c. MEYERS.
Western Rowing Club Swimmer
Would Like to Mect Turncr.

Mr. L. Sheehan OF the Western Rowing
Club does not Ike the idea Of John c. Mey
ers taking all the local swimming honors
10 himself. The Westerns man claims TO
be the champion short distance swimmer
Of Missouri and Is anxious TO scoop in the
long distance honors as well.
The following challenge was received by
the sporting editor OF The Republic last
night.
ST. Louis, Mo, July 28.-Mr. John c.
Meyers. city: Ny Dear Sir-I hereby chat
in the Mississippi River. for valuable
trophy. The race to be twenty-nine mile s..
from Alton. III. to St Louis. Mo: the fin
ish To be in front OF the bOathouse OF the
Western Rowing Club. or any distance and
time you may name. Trusting that this
will meet with your approval. and hoping
10 hear from YOU AT an early date. re-
main, yours respectfully,
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x ansss City q. Detroit 2

hshsaS clty. Mo, J.lv cs.-GraY kent b.a b,,,
stl't'rei today: Crortn pitched god hall m +,
''e seventh inning. Attendance. 1890 Score:
Kansas City ..-...S % .
~ ny -'---..---.--J 0 a" e 4
20 6tt'sEies- Kansas city, Gray AMI GauanE; De-
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Contagious Blood Poison.

My special form OF treatment for this dis
ease IS practically the result of my life work
and is fndOrsed by the best physicians of this
and foreign countries IL contains no danger
Gus drugs or injurious medicines of any kind.
II goes to the very bottom OF the disease and
forces out every particle OF irnpuricy. Soon
every sign and SYMPTOM disappears COM
pletely and forever. The blood. the tissue.
the flesh. the bones and the whole system
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] think Peter Naher ana Joe Chcynski,
when they clash. viii pack tina Broadway
\ -hirtfC Club from ring Ia walls The Irish
champion has Hihernian folio wing in this
city which l. true To him IS the needle 10
II" pole. despite the fact that he has given
tE 'ir confidence In him more than one throw
down during his somewhat checkercd career.
'H'NrSkl always puts up game fight
There is 10 gamer man in the ring to-day
than thu California Hebrew. and the know;-
edge that he and Peter Will make a merry
mill will draw the crowd I predict. That II
viii be 4 iashirS fight admits of no dispute
Whu VIII win haven't the slightest idea.
aDG l wouldn't bet counterfeit money on
either mans chances.
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Munich July = In the fifth round ~ the IN
tsrua;inr.l chess tournament at the time Of tho
frs: adjournment at p. IN. to-day the games
s-1.-i as follows:
t;Cttschal and Berger had drawn: Naruczy had
t.aateu Halpriu; ShYwalter had the superior pc-
sitiou against Jannwsli: cchn and Plllshury ad.
|rurued their game In even position: fopiel
had Rum practically beaten. Jakob had van
qJ:ishei Bardeieben. Be.lecar1 had a poor posi-
zion against schlechter. and Marco had disposed
nf
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Peoria Won.

rNF-i-1 BLU SPECIAL.
fek:n. III. July %.-Pekin sri Pso-i, ,,,rol
fn.f On the Ink Unds here thf. n.torroS.n = :
ioTe many people, Peoria won by II; as follows.
IST.a.Giiswuid, 8. Heid;ick. ): Jack 3: Hun
tei: .: Miles. 0, Hotckkiss O. Total ~ ~
fekin-Iel eide, 0. Weyrich 0. Schenck 0: 7, "
1Ieeh j. II Green. o. ii Koch, ) Total a
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80 Two men out when winning run was made.
N'icsLlatl .-.-.-..-.o y . g" , %
New YORK ................o o Ia
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Minneapolis 10, fnhianapoii. 1.

Minneapolis MINI, July cs.-T'r-lay's game
was Won ny heavy batting, although tho s.~it-
r. H. Il.
MINNEAPOLIS 10 u !
iTtauap1lis - 0 . q q q 0-I 4
Batteries: Mnneapolis-Railey AMI Fisher: IN
diarapol.s-Nllisan and Powers
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HAD HER Roy ARREsrEp-Louis Hnff

man. Is years old. was arrested yesterday
afternoon at the request OF his mother
Mrs. Anna Hoffman, who lives at No. is
South Seventeenth street. who says that
her son Is incorrisih!e. She requested Cap
tain Reynolds to have the boy sent 10 the
House of Refuge.
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PLAGUE OF GRASSHOPPERS.
Millions Of the Insects Devourina
Crops in Saline County.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

SPENIAIA
Marshall. No. July 2s-Reports from
the north part of Saline County state that
giasshoppers are devastating the corn
neids they swarm in millions, eating all
before them. J. II. Killing lost seventy
one acres IN one field. The insects eat
staiks blades and tassels. Many farmers
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FUNERAL TO-DAY-TIrc funeral Of Min
ME Lille Steinebaker. the u-month-old
daughter OF Constable George W. Sjelne-
baker. OF Justice Walkers court. viii take
place at p. m. to-day from Mr.. Steine-
street. The child died last Friday. The
burial Will he in BsliefoEtdine Cemetery.
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Some tina ago Jim Corbett told me that
he would second Rubin ara that be would
give him full! beneft Of his advice and
counsel in the ring. This advice ana cour-
sci euablad Rutlin to win with Sharkey.
the most aggressive fighter we have and
probably one of the strongest. but Il must
he remembered that Fiiz. ,hoUga he nd
not lin sh Sharkey In California a. easily
as Rubin did at Coney Island clearly
hestcd him
Ii must also he remembered that there
were stories 5fioat at the time OF The Cali
tcrnia contest TO the effect that Fi;r, ia
order TO favor bettirg IN certain Of the san
Francisco poolrooms, 'let up or the Sailor
in order TO permit him 10 stay a certain
number of rounds. which would enable
those who bet on his doing TO wiz. At
all events, many men who under ordinary
Circums stances would bet that Rubin would
win will not place any money Until they
have seen him perform for a round or two.
IT may be that his defeat OF Sharkey VIII
1nfu5e confidence in Rubin and .hat ne viii
fight more vigorously than he did with the
Sailor. The Swiss doesn't seem to he ,
hard hitter, and yet his blows certainly az
fectod Sharkey most pal.,a bly,. II should be
q very interesting fight, and ] think L. will
be. Fttz must win or no Will be r0lea.atcd
90 the ranks OF third raters. Ruhlin must
win or, for the present at least. give UP all
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Robinson. Champion Amo,-,r

RtfJ BLIC SPECIAL.
phGih9soh III. july S.-The Robinson and fla,
is'ch baseball. teams PLAYED here to-igV -
sore was Robinson II. Flat Rock i. Cc,s,fsr
sn.e interest was ielt In the game. as Robinson
mas not lost a game this seas3.. aus = ia -
Dc me crack team o. southern Illinois Raif.ris.
don AMI Lang
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Decatur =, DanyfIle 4
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

iecaJur. Ill. July es-Dscs,ur ,,c 49, ~,
s''ie = uie or TIE best o. TIL. season -
$3.50, 49," OF 5 10 / Pop was bate; Tor s.yar
s.Isies ana Two doubles. while iianyiIla 90, -
nv nits or GcMeokin's delivery. TIE t,Iiins
was excellent by both teams Pom srr,lc ~
six Inen and MoMackin one. Tbs sore: '1'
i,echtnr .-.-.--.-.-.o 0 0 2 a., 4,
Dahvlha ..-:....-.-e 0 0 . D O-f
,,B!tteries.McNackiH and Badger: Pop, ana
Mct.l.lre- Easss on hal!s-.sLl E.r-. ~ 1
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Wagner of kansa. city Sold

haness city. No. July c..-Tte Toronto cIrh
Gr the Eastern League has purchased Sifo-t..-,
Washers release from the Kansas City rna-5-a-
I3i-tt- Nasner may refuse To play unless he 70
ceifes a slice OF the purchase money
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BOYD INDICTMENT HOI.DS-A motion
WAS made in the Court of Criminal Correc-
ton yesterday to quash the Indictment
charging oppression in office, against Po-
lice Captain Samuel Boyd of the First Dis
trict. Judge Clark overruled the motion
1t set forth that the Indictment specified a
multiplicity of offenses ard therefore was
too vague and general. The counsel for
numerous offenses. showing clearly that
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Harrisburg Defeated


REFt ErfC SPECIAL.
fs'risburE Ill. July g-A g,rs ~ hsu a..
the park today between Raleigh and Usrrf -Nrry
resulted IN a score Of 70 10 In favor Of 9aI.trh
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ST. Louis Dieis Defeated.
BorozOnes Defeated.

III 7 Tf4.ft SIFt'INT.
. memphis. Ten, July 2s.--Th. Chick, We MAJ.
II thiee straight by defeating the ST Ieiuis DieiS
to-day. The score vas to T.
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GARMENr woRKERs MEEr-At

mass meeting % the Garment Workers'
Union. held a: Wenzers Hall. July "a. more
than 100 persons We're admitted to member
ship. Secretary Otto Earhardt announces
that another clothing concern has adopted
the union label. and that the clothing cut
tiers have made an agreement with ono of
the largest clothing manufacturing con-
Germs in the city. with view 10 harmony
between employer and enpioye The gar
rnent workers decided to keep up the
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Eai s52kEa srs 1nFss Ss. hi,s
yy.nnins' l. DshIen /. First base IN errors
LUIS !, Bro h!yU J. SUo en- buses aiiey 3
baflen !, McGInntv l. Demurt /. LETT on bases
Cht Louis brooklyn 1. Struck .ut-Ry Nc
Si!n.ty .. by Powell /. Bases IN bali--1fr Nc
Gsrnity O. Double piays-Fs"ren ami Jennings |.
Au't-Two hours and thirteen minutes. Umpire
--Hurst. Atteniance & anh- -'.
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pes hoiHes. Ia. July 2s.-Score:
6 pes tM'tncs-....-- 90 cIs .
oinaha -. Q q - 10 .
Batter!sE-Nauck Wetgus- avs Jo-,,- ~,
snd wilson. ANA i''"ah. hoach
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7 'EAtted for FoveI IN The nlnth.
I
! BROOKLYN q
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wo,verton 1. Bradley L Chance Stolen
base--SlaSie l. Chance l. Double piRys-GToSs.
Ia Jo.e a-d pelshsnty l. Left bases mi
cago g. Philadelphia 10. First base on balls
on Callahan 5. bernhard 4 Hit by pitcher
,rpss I. struck out-By Callahan G. by Bern
hari .. BaIk-RernhBri l. Tims-Two hours
and thirty minutes Umpire-TerTy. Attend
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up sHEEHAN


W eHleffl NlID-
Mr. Sheehan SAYS that he will be pleased
10 meet Mr. Meyers at the Office of Robert
a Mcisheimpr. No. 80 North Third street.
at any time Mr.. Meyers may choose.
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NEW YORK 7. CINCINNATI =
Giants Played the Faster FieidipS
Game and Had the Luck

New York, July 2s.-About 1000 person. COW
Now York win from Cincinnati IN the ninth
;Enine today. The New YOrxs ;Iaye. a FAST
fielding game. The pitching OF Carrick AMI
Newton was tho feature s.-o-.. '
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Chicago. July cs-Tfie Chicagos had their bat
tiaE clothes on today end hammered ;he visit
ing pitchers at will pettorsgn kept his hits
well scattered and received excellent support
Attendance. o 900. score:
r. " L
Cf;cagc Go II Q
lifrain -.......... q /: n s
batteries: Chicago Patterson and Buckley:
T. hai"-H Hastings AMI Kerwtl- Spsar and
Shire ckengost
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Reflex Diseases.

Many ailments are reflex. originating from
other diseases. For instance. private weak
ness some times comes from Naricoceie Or
Structure. fUnumerable blood and bone dis
eases often reSul: from Contagious taints IN
the system. and physical and mental de-
cline frequently follow lost manhood. In
treating diseases of any kind I always re-
move the effect well the cause.
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ICE PICK FELL OK HIM-George Bosch
of No. $3.50 South Broadway. employed as a
laoorer at Lemp's !cehousa. al the foot OF
Potomac street, was injured yesterday af-
ternoon by an Ice pick which fell from the
top OF the house. DIST nee of forty feet
and penetrated his LEFT leg Tho pick cut
a deep cash IN the flesh
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PHYSICIANS AND PATIENTS
why The Latter,
al WAYS DOSING,
NEVER GET WELL.

The question IA often put to me. Why
many men continually taking treat
rlent for their private lis. and yet never
get well?
My answer is that in the majority of
cases il Is because the patient goes TO the
ordinary phy sician, wko lacks the teach
inc.. N ..Nrlariercn in srcnialfY rrlCtice or
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PITTsBURG n. BOSTON 2.
HeaneRtcrs Were Unable to HIT Pr
rate Ieey~r ConsecufIveiy.
I'ittst,lirr

BOSTON. July GETTYSBURG Won to-day by op-
perfume hitting Boston cOulG do tlottinz with
Lever. : phanomensl catch by Beaumont was
the feafure Att.ud4rcc. c so. Score
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FATHER SEEKS

T. P. A EXCURSION-Two hundred fifty
members OF the Travellers Protective As
ISOLATION. with their wives and families.
Will depart tomorrow evening on a spe-
cial train for Put-in-Bay. Several enter
tainmen;s have been planned for the ex-
cursion!sts' enjoyment
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Summary; Earned runs-plttafurg . Tnr-'-
base hits-o'T'Tien + Leach l. Homo runs
Lever J. Double Ilays-IsIEE. Love AMI W.
Clarke l. Wagner Ely and oBren ! Eas, ON
hGlls-On Nichols / OF Lever > ii't by pitched
ba;l--F. Clarke l. Schreiver / Struck Out-Hy
Nichols l. bv Iy-ever ?. Passed balls Sullivan
!. W.li pitches-Sichoias J. Tfue-FWo hours
Cmpr.-D Day.
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Government Report.

D~paTtfrtI Mt OF Agriculture. Weather Bureau--
Ae;r1Tuioscal observations received at 81 Louis
July X. ltl. at $50 .. lOcs! time ana ?. m.
seventy nieiIaafi time. observations taken
th- same moment of time at all Citations.
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milwaukee, July 2s-Dov.tnS pitched a WIN
d,tiul game today. shutting out Cleveland with
.i' HI k.scham and Binrhauer disf.r gu, shell
themselves IN abe fieiG. bath making seu-,tlsnai
catches and thereby cutting OF what seemed to
b. sure base hits Score: -
vrr,,,t r. H. p.
t&Vrriss; Mlwaukee-Dowl.ns sni ptgsins,
CieYeiand-EOff.r and C-fsharl e-N'
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IsT-F'I FI1It' SIFtINII
sparta: H., jay 2s-srsrta defeated Roro-
zones ~ ST. Louis here to-day. Score 70 10 4
bo't"fies-Fsir and North: Carroll and Wallace
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RAILROAD CLERKS pI..yp.Sru.
DIX fonr and VGndaiia Teams Won
Their Games Yesterday

The Dig -Four team raw. l.s.ir ,-o.t.- -.
sssstsI,iSI at The Christian Brothers C.1IleFs
sgT.HF.s % defeating the Ar Line .aar1 ~
SIuEt.hs game. Ia which the b., E..s-. 90, a..
one extra slus The feature of n. ea,ns 50, vi. 40
80 patuhe or Holden and Carmoiv OF ma UtH-
by innings: ---s- me score
Big Four T. II. Z.
AT Line ~ 0 8 10 70 1
ne. a.s hIIinEt2ns Defeated the yandaIi.s a,
iasla'ne tark by tie one sided s~or. ~. ~ -
,,i.e ies'1res or ;fe game thc batting al
Ta'.-I.s oI the Bu-iingtofis and the pltrhinr OF
SSi,i-i'. VINO gave The Nandslias ..l:f a.a Be-,
Inc score by innings: ''e N''s'
Urn, 2 stoh-. --...- "a l , 2 , Z 49,
'aiuA.i'.-.--. .----.i . D / . az
u - Eafna between III. Missouri Psc6, a,d
napash teams was declared on .yi-g - 80
St.l.1h iti!ess or Pitcher Kennedy ~ The MI
, =. if''itc. who was hit by = hsffed hsII
=. zane one week $50. Kennedy vp.5 50 bs5,y,
"'II ihIt his recovery Is very doubtful '
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Correspondence.

One personal visit IS always preferred
but II you cannot call at my office wrfta
me your symptoms fully. My home treats
meEt for correspondents is always success
full. I make no charge for private coun-
sci. and give 10 each patient legal cons
tract IN writing, backed by abundant capt.
tai. TO hold for my promise. Physicians
having stubborn cases are cordially invited
10 consult me. Address all letters 10
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Denver r II. ?.
Pueblo .....'.......5 SsSS9oS J
cis aHt,eries-Eyier and Buelow, whltrias. .ni
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ST. LOUIS PROVlDENT
ASSOCIATION LAUNDRY

Contiooss TO serve appreciattnx pubic wf41
drst-clas hand work. Isans chemicals And
hsyins lsisiy adopted Domestic anisa- PheaS
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scdalfa Lost to De Soto.
REFTPI.IC SPECIAL.

Sedalis No, Iu'v cs-T-l. Ia SOTO club defea,-
ed tho Sedsila nine TO-DAY at Liberty Park By a
score Of II to s. The fielding ~ 10th clubs
hrov rar. while the pitching OF G'ConneH was
the feature OF the game. Ths score
De Soto........... Oil
S.ddlia ........... 0 o l o O.
batteries: De Soto-O Cornell and Blank. So
dalis-kennedy and Roack.
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Blood Poison. all stages positively cured Charges
low. Out p'-towr patients treated BY mail Book
snd Question Lists Special Diseases sent Free.
So,soitation Free, Cali or write. Hours ne
10 D m Sundays 10 to IL M
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Summary: Earned runs-,Ircunau l. First
has. on sEToTs-Nsw York q Left on bases
cincinnati !. Bass on balis-C,l Newton > of
Carrick Struck out-By Newton 4. by Car
TICK 5. Stolen hsses-poyie L Twn-base hits
hickman /. Hit ~ pitched bsl!-B0werrnan I
Unpire-Emsie. Tmo-Ons hour ana h.;y run