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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

The Browns are homeward bound to-day
in company with the Philadelphia team. and
will open at IhS Grand avenue park to-
morrow. They will meet all the EIstera
teams before taking another trip. and the
series viii count for much Immediately
following tine present series they will make
the final round OF the Eastern cities. After
returning they will take flyer around the
Western circuit and then settle down FOR
the final games At hCme. St Louis fans
are ready TO give them the glad hand. The
players are certainly .TyinC hIrd enough to
land the pennant that Mr- Hedges has set
his heart on. and with loyal support at
home the outlook is most encouraging. 1t
is the first time 4? several years that a ST.
Louis club has looked good enough TO land
the bunting.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
BOSTON O. CHICAGO 1.
Double Play by Tenney and Gremin-
ger Feature.

Boston. July 23.-ChicagO was easv so-
Boston to-day. the home team winning ia
the third inning when three hits an er-or
ard pass netted three runs. Piitshurz
kept Ch!cago's hits scattered. a double
play by Tenney and GreminEer in .he Scc-
Ond wgs the feature OF the game
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
WASHINGTON 3. CHICAGO =.
Visitors Unable to Solve CarrIck'i
IurNeH in Eiuhfh Inning

Washington, July 2.-wlshington. by
punching four successive hits in the seventh
inning, scored Sufficient runs to win tc-
days game. Chicago could do nothing with
Carrick's delivery until the ninth inning.
when he let down. Attendance aSog. scorc:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
BROWNS ARE HOMEwARD hound.
Team Had Good Record in East-Cnr-
dinnls Play Giants To-day.

Despite their present position the Browns
have an excellent chance to land on tcp u
the heap in the next week or so. The rae
among the first division teams IS so close
that the winning Of a pair OF games VIII
make some changes in the standing. Tor toe
Chicago team, which sill holds Ihe tea J.
Is but twenty points higher IN the peTc,nt-
age column than the BrOwEs. VINO Are Il
good fourth.
All told. the disciples OF McAleer did Will
in the East. winning eight games. iuclud-
ing the Baltimore forfeit, and losing hy-
Three games were won ut Balt:mors aEd
the fourth went by default to the Browns.
They took two out Of three at Washington
and made the same record At Pniladz ipn.a.
The loss of the series at Boston, therefore.
was the only snag tney encountered.
As two Of the Eastern teams are n the
first division the record lOOAS pretty goUt:.
Managers are generally well saJis.ieu 20
break even when playing of the hDpI-.
grounds. The Boston cub boosted Is PEI
Centage by taking six games IN succession
from Chicago and St LOUIS. but they hss
previously lost four straight TO C.rvslaui
and yesterday lost again TO Detroit ON
their own grounds, therefore. they wen sIN
and lost FIVE an inferior record 10 that u
the Browns. who did not have the aGvaat-
age OF home grounds and roofing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
Hu. CINCINNATI club Been so,a,

Cincinnati July Z9.-The Times-star saws that
the neg citations have been closed for the sale
Of the Cincinnati Baseball Club 90 August Herr
man. Mayor Fleischman and other local men.
II says the consideration Is si50.ec0 and adds
that the official announcement may not be made
on account of its effect on the war to be
waged against the American League.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

Earned runs-St- Louis ? Philadelphia / Two
base hits-Wallace !. Heidrick l. Fultz / Three
base hits-Hemphlll l. Stolen bases-Heidrick
!, Hemphill l. Wallace /. Double plays-Padden,
Wallace and Anderson J. wallace and Ander-
son l. Left on bases St. Louis s. Philadelphia c.
3 Hit by pitched balls-M Cross 1 Struck out
BY Harper = by Waddell s. Wild pitches
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
soufbrrn A..ociatIon-

At Memphis-Memphis. 4; Birmingham 8
At Little Rock-Liftle Rock. 4: Atlanta. I.
At New orieans-New Orleans. s: Chattsnco-
At shreveport-shreveport-N Nashville. rain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

As a preliminary to the Goodman-Regan
fight tomorrow evening. Kid Brond and
KID Carrie will go six rounds at lis pounds
with Dave Nelson refereeing- Both men
have appeared before the West End Club,
Rrund fighting three rounds with Joe Jor-
dan last Friday evening when the bout was
oriered stepped on account of both boys
being slightly cut from the gloves
Carlo last fought before the club about
two months ago. when Joe Yanger won
from him after a hard battle. Carlo previ-
ously defeated Yanger at the club In a
former preliminary. He Is a fast little
boxer. and the match between the men Is
expected to furnish an interesting bout.
Carrie asked Charles Haughton to have
Dave Nelson referee the fight because, he
claimed. Nelson Judges bouts In styie
not exactly similar TO that of other referees
in the ring. but which he (Garic) likes on
account OF its originality. Harry Sharpe
viii referee the main bout of the evening
Harry Forbes will fight the winner OF the
main contest week or two after the fixht
probably August or II. this contest bein3
set for lis pounds
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
Boston

Chicago .---.-.-.-.-.----...y q . e-I
Earned runs-IostSn . Two-hase hits-Chanc.
/. stolen bases-ConlPy !. Demort / n0ubie
piays-Tsnney and GremlnEer l. First base IN
ballS-On PittinEer :. OF Williams 4 TIit l-
pitched eali-Teaney l, Struck out-Rv Pittinssr
]. by Williams G. Wild ntrhcs-Vi.tInEpr 1
Time n Ramr-One hour ard thIIty- hye minutes
Attendance. go. Umpire-Brown
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'Battod for Patterson in the ninth inning.
Washington Washington --'---'-.------S 9 0SSS5 -
EIrned runs-Washington 4 Two-base hits
Doyle l. Stolen bases-Jones l. Green l. Sacti-
flee hits-Clsrke / Bases on bails-On Carric!S
3 Struck out-By CaTrick !. by Patterson 3
Left bases-Wa shingtnn I. Chicago 3. Wild
pitches-PatteTson !. Time Of Eame-One hour
and forty minutes. UmPires-COnnolIy anu Gar
Tuthers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
PHILADELPHIA ]. CINCINNATI =.
Visitors Hit Ibergat Opportune Mo-
ments-RaIn Stops Game.

Philadelphia. July 2s.-Philadelphia opened
its home series with a defeat at the hands
OF Cincinnati, who hit Iberg at opportrne
moments. The game was called in Phna.
delphia's half of the sixth inning on a.
count OF rain. Attendance ess. Score
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

had made six hits and six runs of hi-n.
Philippe was to good for Keeler's r1cn
and was well stIpported SCore-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

Pitcher POpp Accepts.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Terre Haute. Ind. July Z9.-Pitcher Popp nf
the St Louis National league team to-day ae-
cepted Terre Haute's terms.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
BOSTON ). DETROIT @.
Both Pitchers Hard Hit-FIne Running
Catches Made.

Boston. July 29.-Both pitchers were bat
ted freely to-day and Detroit won out IN
the sixth. Boston met its first defeat in
nine games. Running catches by Barrett.
HALEY and Freeman were features. Score:
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Three-I Learue.

Al pecatur-Decatur /: Rock Island. =
At TerTe Haute-TerTe Haufe. ?: Rockford. &
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4: Cedar Rap
"a Al iEyan-tue-Evansyine. 5: Davenport. =
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

Sacrifice hits-Smith !. Two-base hits-FIck
!; Ihree-osse hits-Hickman !; Arnit !, Joss /
plays-hcFar and Gilbert I. First base on
balsIBy Wright 2, by Joss l. by Narney 5. Hit
BY pitched balls-Bv Shields I. Struck out-By
Prentiss /. by Shields ?, by Narney !. by joss 2.
Nild pitches,Wnght ]. Left on bases-Balti
more .. Cleveland s. Time Of game-One hour
and nfty-fiys minutes. Umpire-JOhns;on. At
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
BALTIMORE s. CLEVELAND :.
Exciting Finish Gives Home Team
Last of SerieH.

Baltimore. July 2s-The new Baltimore
American League club won the series from
Cleveland by taking to-day's game after an
exciting finish. Three Clevelanders were On
bases when Mccarthy failed 10 make the
necessary hit at the end of the ninth in
ming Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

cine in his coffee. The next day he came
home and said: 'SuEan. | don't know what
has come over me. 1 hate the sight OF L.
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again
DR. ]. ". Hainss. SSss Glenn Bldg. Gin
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to all who write In order that they caqksee
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ard that IL will positively cure.
Full-Sized boxes OF Golden Specific are for
sale in ST. Louis by Wolff Wilson Drug Co..
sth * Washington Ave.
WATER-WATER ALL AROUND
A car OF shoes. That's why HILTS will
offer such phenomenal bargains. beginning
Friday Greatest Of Washout Sales. See
Thursdays afternoon papers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

McAleer's mel are coming stronger all
the time and have nothing To fear Is yet.
time this season The pitching stan j. Grip
Piled by . absence of Reidy. but nov that
Jack Harper is winning games the strain
is not so great. II the Browns can con-
tinue to improve as they have in the last
month. they are going To De strong con-
tenders at the finish.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
Northwestern Tenpts Tournament.

Minneapolis. MINI. July zs.-Minnesota play
ers surprised the visiting tennis players IN TO-
days engagement At the Northwestern Tennis
tournament nt Deep Haven. z +. FaTnsworth
the Nebraska champion. was defeated by George
X Belden Of Minneapolis Several Chicago
players arrived to-day. and the series in doubles
will open tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
Drunkards
Easily Cured.
Mrs. Susan Ciapper. of the W. c. T. e.,
Saved Her Husband From
Drunk ards Grave.

a simple. tasteless and odorIess remedy
thousands of the drink habit. Anyoae can
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
Progressive Club shoots.

In shoot held by members OF ths Progressive
Csun Club Of French Village ILL.,. last sunday
eight target contests were concludasi the feature
event OF the day being the medal sh BOT at tNPntv
pigeons Deletlnc won this event ra.h,r easily
with clean score. while Thompson WIS sryDnd
with mark Of nineteen Scores in the various
shoots
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

Harry Forbes defeated Mike Memsic Mon
day evening. as IL was expected he would
do. ard he seems to have had the feather
weight almost out at various stages CT
the 'contes.. Although much attention was
drawn to the fact that Forbes was fighting
a feather wsight. there was probably little
real difference In their weights The best
Forbes will do for Regan Is lis pounds and
Il is likely that Harry tipped the scales
within a pound or two OF his opponent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

life. Staying
power wins, and
as a rule the best
slayer is the man
with the be st
stomach. All
physical strength
Is derived from
food which is
properly digested
and assimilated.
When the food
eaten is only part
" digested and
sssimilated there
is a loss of nutn-
ton which means
q loss of strength
and the general
result is physical
h-aal- Iou1
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yesterdays GAMES.
To-DAY,s sCHEDULTE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. July 29.-On the pitchers plate
for ST. Louis there stood much of this aft
ernoon on the Polo grounds, a squatty
young man, wearing an OvergrOwn pair Of
Knickerbocksrs and a shirt waist that
tapped in the wind like the coat tails of a
scarecrOw's costume. He pitched solemn
sedate ball. which was as free from eX-
citemsnt as a o'clock reception.
The New Yorks hammered If, tapped At.
twisted il. poked it. pushed it and showed
it. but they could not bat it-that is safe
Iy. The young mans name is ''Currie'' He
demonstrated to the Gothamites Inat while
he has not the speed Of a cannon ball, hs
has a few tricks Of his own that are more
eIfsctive in preventing Tun-geting than
steam.
CardinaIs' superb Fielding Game.
Through the snUTe game, the n-Iutng OF
the VISITORS was superb. New 1Ork was nOt
time PATSY" Donovan was in the way Hs
just managed TO get Broui-'s long drive Ur-
lore II got to the ropes. Had the bali gone
a little further toward the foul IIne.
Steve wCuIu Eave had a home run.
"Achlooie" Hartman, our old ieUtonic
friend, played very last at third anu Was
one Of the most important factors IN the
success of the visitors.
ST. Louis earned the first two runs by
singles, followed by good sacrlnce work,
which was supplemented Dy sale hits Mltu
the bases nIed IN the eighth Smltn 1um-
bled a grounder, two runs sco.ing. and
hartman sent a third home with hard
drive TO center.
A hit by the Iast-named young man struck
Taylor SOlidly on the leg and knocked him
over.
The New York pitcher gamely scrambled
TO his feet. goJ the ball, threw the runner
out and fell over in agony lie was lucky
not have had his leg broken
Pearson May BE Tried To-Day.
Alex. +. Pearson, the new pitcher signed
by st. Louis, Is a mOdest-lOOkIng young
man Of .. who has played on the Home
stead. Pa, team, and has a record OF win
ming twenty-one out Of twenty-SeN en- games
in which ne occupied the box. The home
stead team is supported by Andrew Car
negie. and was originally gotten up IOr shr
entertainment OF MS empIoyes in the big
steel mills of that locality. 1t is not u
member OF any league, but has played with
some OF the star teams from West NiT-
glnia. Pennsylvania. Eastern Ohio and
Western New York.
Pearson was recommended very highly to
President Robson OF the St Louis Car
dinaIs by experts in baseball, and his sn-
gagement followed. He probably will have
mis- first tr1al in the box tomorrow or next
day. and Captain Donovan cherishes hopes
that he will come UP 20 expectations.
The nEures always show thar the ST
Louis team plays stiff game against New
York.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
'Gleason out-hit by batted BAH

'Cileason out-hit by batted ball.
Boston ................--.--.0 Q 0-5
Detroit ---.-----.---.----H ] v U J y y Us
Earned runs-Detroit 3 Boston g. Two-base hits
--Lachance . Parent l. Doherty ]. Gleason l.
Barrett l. Stolen bases-Casey !. Bases on balls
-OG Mercer 3, OF Sparks l. OF Hughes / Hit
by pitcned bsll-By Sparks J. Struck out-By
Mercer .. by Sparks /. Passed baIls-Warnsr l.
Mcclure / TIme-One hour and nfty-nve min
utes. Cmpire-Sheridan. Attendance. 5.sS0.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
ST. LOUIS

Y 7
Earned Tuhs-St. Louis / Fret haS- rrrors
New York l. 81 Louis 2 Left on has-s-Nsr
York C.. st, Louis Flrst base On bslls-On
Taylor ]. on Currie l. Struck out-E'y Taylor J.
hy Currie I. Sacrifice hits-Smont 1 Kruger /
Stolen baees-Farren / Hits-On Taylor lin
eight innngsl s on Miller din one inn'nrl 1
Hit BY pitcher-By Miller l. Umrirc-Ems' 10
Tine n Eame-one hour and thirty minutes At
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
American Gun CIub shoo,

Members Of the American Gun cIzb re, in =
target contest At their grounds last suliay- fiia
chief event beirc shoot at twenty -riys 'clay
pigeOns The scores made In detail were:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
southern LeaEue TrnnhIes.

Chattanooga. Tenn, July Zl.-By agreement.
the case q the southern League against the
Memphis club. asking for a dissolution Of the
Injunction preventing the league from interfering
with the Memphis club in regard TO the playing
Of Pitcher 81. Nrain. has been continued until
SATURDAY. Indications are that the case will
be settled cut OF court
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30


Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
gives strength and staying power, be-
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and other organs of digestion and nutri-
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and assimilation of the food eaten, and
so strengthens the body naturally by the
nutrition derived from food.
al vas troubled with indigestion for about
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Accept no substitute for Golden Med
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets are eiIsy and pleas
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addem Struck ont Eight Men.
Starting and Staying.

At the start in long race, the advant-
age often appears to be with an outsider.
But the race is won not In starting but
In staying. The quality which wins is
staying power 1t IS so in the race of
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

- Fnlissaeiphia s had two cut and a man on sec
1anSlnnsl ..-.----..-.-----...--....0 0 O O.
-s..s-------.---.-0 U-l
Earned runs-Cincinnau l. PhilaJeIphIa 1 Two
nSfe hitsIEseckley l. Corcorsn !. Sacr1fice hitE-
feitz Berry i Childs / Stolen hases-Ssyrnour
/ Double plays-Peitz and Beckley / Left on
bases1SinStnnat I. Philadelphia :. First base
Phhilihps n ihp l. By ssrE l. Struck eut-By Phiiilp. /
minutes. Umpire-O'Day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30
Chess Tournament at Alton.

An interesting chess tournament Is oslnr hsId
AT Alton under the auspices Of the T. N
The following are the SORES 10 date:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-07-30

'Flck out in the sixth; hit by batted ball.
Cleveland ......--....--..--3 0 Q 0 0 l a.
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tIts Basis, whether We DcpI0re or
Ignore IL, IL wealth.

American society" says Ainslee's,
'"has been definitely established upon
a monetary basis We may deplore the
fact or we may ignore It, but II is a
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are we going TO study them and under
stand them and get at their philoso-
phyl From the point Of view OF n sci
cntihc observer, the classification Of
everybody and everything according TO
a financial principle of division, is a
good thing, for it greatly smpllfes
the whole subject.
Formerly there was no classification
of any kind. American life was a
chaos. socially, full of all sorts of
anomalies and incongruities. Every
section Of the country had its own
standard of distinction. and this stand
ard was recognized and respected no
(lEhere else. Thus In New England lit
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In the mlcrocosm Of which Philadel-
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20 some extent OF the south, yet there,
as in the west, political prominence
carried with It social leadership. New
York-always more or less impossible
TO formulate-was a place where there
existed social wheels within wheels
aud social planes that never touchedi
though, on the whole perhaps the com
bination of ancestry and money meant
IN those days what money alone means
at the present time"
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FOSTER.


Special Correspondence.
Foster. |. r., Oct. 21.-Farmers are
busy and health tolerably good.
Dr .Eads is still confined TO his bed,
though some better than at our last
writing.
James Bennett and family we're up
from Elmore Sunday.
James b. Martin and family of
pixie. 4 T.. were visiting relatives
saturday and Sunday and returned to-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. speare Of Antioch
came over to see Or. Eads yesterday.
The government surveyors are sur
veying out our town this week. We
learn they are to give us only 40 acres,
which is very inadequate TO the
amount necessary for townsite pur.
poses at this place. It is causing dis
satisfaction among our citizens.
w NJ. senter happened to quite a
serious accident Saturday night whilo
on his way home from here. His wag
on ran over a stump near the road,
throwing him out and the wagon run
over his arm causing a fracture Of
both bones between his wrist and el-
bow and other bruises about the
head that we're quite serious.
Eugene Howerton and Miss Ona
Eads were quietly married Sunday
A great deal of cotton Is being haul
ed to wynnewood from this community
and sold in the seed We believe that
The time of repentance will Doe when
the round bale system has monopollz-
ed the ginning business and there win
be no one to handlde seed cotton ex-
cept the round bale system. Then tine
price viii be controlled boy them on-
tirely and the cotton raiser viii be
compelled to take what he is offered
aud be content or otherwise. Then
the cry will be. we were warned of
this but did not heed, now it is too
late
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