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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
SELLING RACE WAR
WAKES HOTTER DAILY
Fizer Pulls Off Double Coup With
If You Dare and Swordsman
and Loses Both NagS.
DURNELL AND HERR AGAIN.
They Pay S1,70O for the One and
$500 for the Other-Nothing
Comes OF Helgeson- Mag
hOni-Goldblatt Affair.

New Orleans. La. Dec. 3O.-W. H Fizer
won two races to-day with II You Dare
and Swordsman, but 1t cost him both nags
l. make the double coup. Durnel e Herr
! tock the two horses away from Fer They
pald SL'"V for If You Dare and 500 for
SWordsman. If You Dare was entered to
ne sold for $500 and Swordsman was in for
S3...
II You Dare won the second race. hands
down. from Boundlee. Ailyar. the heavily
! lacked favorlte, was pulled up at the post
by Jockey WINFIELD. Crescent City was
lett at the post in the same race after run
nlnS away and unhorsiug his rider.
SworGsman just galloped home in the last
race. He had nothing to beat but n lot OF
hourG-
When Ed Trotter learned that he could
not ti:e Jockey Cannon on Scorpio In the
NTH. h- lost all hope of winning, and did
net bet Il dollar on the Se.d!ug. Scorpio
carri his field TO the first quarter in :2i'2.
ani then surrendered the lead to John Pc
ters, who beat Henry Mcdaniel cleverly.
felSeSon helped to beat Sco.pio by taking
him in the heavy going on the rail.
Marcos won all the way in the first race.
81 Iammany was the contending horse.
says that Jockey Hoar who had the mount
on q hagen. went out of his way to keep
him out Of the money.
Redfern had only one mount to-day. He
brought Rankin home in trent OF q fair
field in the third. Uranium should have
been second Tbs colt mad a lot of bad
luck
l.atson made his field look cheap in the
fourth and Fianeur had to be ridden cut to
get the place.
Nothing came of the Helgeson-Naghoni
affair except that the jockey was cautioned
10 be more careful in the future. Jockey
inadequate :! lie on Harry New Tuesday.
Jockey Buchanan has signed to ride for
NJ. II. Tichenor next season. Tichenor in
tends to race III the East.
Weather clear and cool; track heavy.
Summary:
cos. loS tSculIyt. 9 TO l. won: St. ,Tammany. Ia
G1ayssonl. to l. second; Chickadee, lG ~.
sa, Maxiile and Prince Webb also ran.
Second race. selling. six fur nss-If You Dare.
gam. to l. second: Light Hunt Il2 (FiattisteI
- 10 /. third. Time. l:l6 30 hummer. Peat,
Moab:na, Ailyar and Ecome also ran. Crescent
Third race. six furlongs-Rankn 105 CRedrern),
to won; Farmer Jim. ii5 Cannon. to J,
Time. l:l1 2-5. Welcome Light. Mallory Fam
b9yant. Glennevis Star and Garter and Athelroy
Fourth race. selling; mile and a sixteenth,
5 G eisersSn f21s e to fe2Pf fRi Ge4fEe e qaEdqe5 @ i
Danish. Joe Lesser Charles I:aInsey Ma.tster and
Fiftn rae. fi.c f.r!-a-s-John Peters. l22 CGan-
nom. p. t. 10. won: Henry Mcdaniel III CO'NaiD.
l2 TO i. second: Scorp.o iz Iieigerscn,. 3 to l.
Imp. Planufes. KalOma. Suburban Queen and Ap-
Compass also
sixth race. selling, mile and a sixteenth
Ie$ Hi. B9oi1ert. l. to |. second: Lofter. ss
n!aac to ! thly4 Tins lS "a Rsana Ggs
roiCs and Sir We're de We're also
TO-DAY'S CRESCENT CITY ENTRIES.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

TO-DAY = NENfoRI ENiRlES.
First race. selling. six furiongs:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
BRISK BETTING AT NEWPORT.
Good Field Entered for the Happy
New Year Handicap To-MorrOw.

REiGBDiC SPECIAL.
Cincinnati. O., Dec. 30-The card at
Newport to-day offered two features. the
Consolation Purse Race for the benefit OF
Mr.. Baughn, whose horse. Name Wastell
was killed Christmas Day, and handicap
event for all ages at five furlorGs. The
conditions of the Consolation Purse Race
E-fa that the owners of the first second
and third horses donate their share of the
purse to Mr.. Baughn.
The track was in good condition and the
races well contested. while the betting was
brisk. The best crowd of the meeting was
in attendance.
Jockey Beer was ruled off the track for
third race.
Entries fer the Happy New Year Handi-
cap closed this afternoon. Four hundred
dollars has been added by the association.
The race Is for 3-year-oldS and upward and
a good field is expected. Summaries:
First race, mile and n sixteenth-Marcos lG5
tSculyp 9 to l. first by three lengths: St Tam
manT. lO1 oDavison). to l. second: ChicEadee,
le4 ~. Walsh, ) to !. third. Time. 1:j4 Is.
Second race. Ave furlonGs-Hernoso. l27 (Cun-
ningharn), even, first by u neck: RingIeader IA
dt@oneyj 10 to l.. third. Time. 1:0i
Third race, half mile-Queen OF Beauty, l07
tfrrir). TO s. first; Whitcombt. 107 Ieer), : to
l., second; Starter. 102 Hoffler). to l. third.
Time :50H.
Fourth race. five furlonEs-Eleven Bells. os
CO'NeiD. to /, first; Virgins lC4 tMountainl
to l, second: Belle Bernard. 95 On. Johnson,
s TO ). third. Time i:Ol
Fifth race. six furlongs-Juetta p, 1o4 CMoun-
tain. . TO . first: Botha. ia iI3urrelD. TO i.
Time. 1:lIl2.
ToD,y.c SEwpoRT t-N-pJr-c
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

Our special Home Treatment book, civ.
ing the symptoms, etc, of this disease viii
interest you. Wewill mail you copy free,
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
CycIiE- Notes.

a
| the necOt. a ions yes,e:Gay and Co:Bctt Is now
| getting ready for his .Hacsa.
Cycling Notes.
Eddie Bald has rr.f-ized to ieturn to ,, EaT21e.
wh5re ht y:rn io'iI i,ie ,s' IAN, "I ''ja5 , Is
now In Buffalo
big Ell wlnosett VIII manage Bobb!e Wal
thour again this year AMI Viii take the South
crt.sr t" Europe in April !or proi.acted season
Of races.
John Hutchinson and Percy Iawlor. who were
injured in 1898 through Ii" breaKIEG Of motor
1eai Wh;h has 2 just 5 been @ dtclsi il taelr favoT
1t IS not be,iered now that the Mclean broth
crs. one of whom - Lnt,r suspension from the
ported. The Au>tlai.GH papers Just received say
nothing Of it.
Chicago comes regularly TO the fore as the
HON" # i"nE-1ist:i3c- .;.anlai rs Charles ".
is suc,e.G.,i by Geo. ge I.-ander. now cnamfiIt,
in team races. and Jed NewkIrk. second in the
late contest.
There is to be no canss II, the Iana@Eefqt @ ,1t,, Of
Will continue IN mis- present position.
Frank nqqey @ viii ges5 gTc4aely pas5'2ks aB Msrtts the
ter cycle tracks next season.
James c. Kennedy. the promoter, intends 70
rla only the hiG4sst cGss attractions his
Philadelphia eigh;-lar track next season.
Gus-!e lawson. the svelish, pace follower is
row under IN" management Of Jack Prince. the
Southern promoter
track al CEares River Park. Boston. will be re-
placed by fiyc-lap modern bcarl track this year.
making the mile in minute possible.
Iver Lawson and Mcfarland, left New York
Mondav hourd for -Caiifo-rlai- They WI! not stop
at Kansas City Races VIII be prom ted at the
Golden Gate in the srrinG.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Men Will Box Twenty Rounds Be
fore the West End Club at
126 Pounds.
sC0TTY IS TO BOX CODY.
Chicago Sparrers Will Furnish the
Preliminary, a Ten Round Af-
fair at One Hundred and
Twenty-Eight Pounds.

Eddie Toy cf San Francisco and Brooklyn
Tommy Sullivan will meet tonight at the
West End Club in boxing bout scheduled
to 20 twenty rounds. Weight for the event
is set at l26 pounds. and both men claim
that they Will make the figure without diff
fculty. From appearances. both are in the
best of trim and each asserts that he is
ready for a hard contest.
As preliminary Young Scotty and Tom
Cody will tie up in ten-round 90 at 12S
pounds. Both men are mixing boxers and
should put UP 4 hard bout from start 10
finish. The event was carded in the hope
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
NOLAND oUTPLAYED WILLIAMS.
Won the Three-CushiOn TOurname Mt
Game by Good Margin.

Charley Williams. who was winner
Monday night in the class A three-cushion
tournament of the Royal was defeated last
night by Charles T Noland by a score of
so to 33 holland outplayed his opponent and
was never in danger OF close finish The
score:
Noland-o l O0OoI 6Io1 1lo4 0
90 o. l o 90 o ) 10 90 OOOO01 40
2o0OO1 l 0 0 . o 0 . . / 0 0
Total, so; high run. 1; average. 40.
Wiiams-0 0 90 / . / 0
10000 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 o 0 o 0
% O0OI1 OIOilD DIOO20 0OOOGO1 o
0 o o o 0 o D 0 0 ! o 0.
Total, 80; high run. ): average. 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

1t is probable that the or,-th-d nile cement
track n charles River Park. BOSTON will be re-
placed by a fvc-lap modern bcart track this year,
making the mile in minute possible.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
FAyDoM LOSES A FRIEND.
Thomas Il. MulIip, City Assessor, Dies
at Pittsburg.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pittsburg. Pa. Dec. 30.-Baseball lost one
OF her stanchest supporters to-day when
City Assessor Thomas Z. Mulln. known
better as "Boley" Mullen. died in the Mercy
Hospital from the shock of having one of
his limbs amputated
Mullin was very wealthy and one of the
leading Democratic politicians OF the city.
1t was the boast of Mullins friends that ne
had not missed & baseball game in ten
years.
He was intimately known to many of the
League players of the National League.
His fayorites were Patsy Donovan Connie
Mack, Clark Griffith. Joe Kelley Jesse
Tannehill and Lamy LaJOie.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Acreage, Production and Value
Computed by the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
CORN WORTH s1,O17O17,349.
Two and One Half Billion Bushels
Produced on 94,O43,613 Acres
Hay Is Worth More Than
Spring and Winter Wheat.

Washington. Dec. 3o.-Final returns to the
statistician of the Department of Agricul-
ture from the regular and special corre-
spondonts supplemented by reports OF spe-
ctal field agents. show the acreage. produc-
ton and value OF the principal farm crops
OF the United States in 1852 to have been as
follows:
Corn-Average acres. si,oi3, 613: production.
2.525 6is.3l2 bushels: farm value December l,
1902 s10l7. .m7.3i9
Winter wheat-Average acres. e, ,5s1, ,426;
production. al. 1856 bushels; farm value
December l. 1902 $266 6727.475.
Spring wheat-Average acres, Il, SO 99s;
production. 25s,z743i2 bushels: farm value,
Sl55. 4g5 64o
oats-Average acres. 2sG53, ,144; production,
,S42.'l2 bushels. farm value December l,
1902. s2n3. So.
Barley-AveraGe acres. 1861 .O63: produc-
ton. 13i,s54.o .o23 bushels; farm value. Decem-
Der l. 1892. s6l.S9S.CGi
Rye-Average acres. 1,s7s.54S; production.
S3,6S0,59. bushels; farm value. December J.
1901, sl7.oso,7g3
MISUNDERSTANDING acres sois produc-
ton. H.529,770 bushels; farm value, Decem-
Der /, 1902, $s,65i,7H
Potatoes-Average acres. 2,2S5. .657; produc
ton. @i.632IS1 bushels; farm value Decem
ber l. 1892 slSi, 1856
Hay-Aserage acres. 80 so. 22227; production.
a9.s1.oiG to- =: farm value. December l. 1882
S542,1362si.
Tobacco-AveraGe acres. 1899. .734: produc-
tlon. 62l.S23 s63 pounds; farm value. Deem
Der l, 1902. $s1.472.J06.
Flaxseed-Average acres. 3,739 700; produc-
ton. 29.zSi,sS0 bushels: farm value, S0Sl4,
6sl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
sbcppurd Defeat. sherman.

Charles Sherman made poor showing against
81 NJ. Sheppard last night in the French pool
tournament at the Broadway, Sheppard winning
by capturing three games in succession. The
game was refereed by Frank Benson. No tour
Iament game is scheduled for tonight
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

The Governing Committee of the Metro
politan Turf Association has just passed
unanimously the ruling that no member OF
his own interests or any otner interests
with which he may be connected by the
publishing of the fact that he is Il member
of the NJ. T. A a strict observance and
rigid adherence to this rule by all membeis
are required.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
CALDERON LEAGUE.
MnryxiIies - CnIderorx q
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
Choctayvs 3, Securitys 2.

Scores on the ROYAL aiI.ys follow:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
THE INNOCENT
SUFFER WITH
ID THE GUILTY.

no mercury,
potash or other harm
full mineral ingredi-
ent, but is a purely
vegetable remedy that
cures without leaving
any bad after effects.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT POSTPONED.
George Slosson Unable to Arrive Mt
Paris by Dnte Originally Selected.

SPECIAL BY CABLE TO THE NEW YORK
HERALD AND THE ST. LOUIS REEURL!C.
Paris. Dec. 39-(Copyright. 19o23-Owing to
the inability of George Slosson to reach
Paris by the date originally selected. the bill
iard tournament has been postponed until
February 10.
"All the players entered agree to the adj
jOurnment," said NJ. de Ealcourt Vermont,
the manager. tonight. our only anxiety
now is whether Slusson will really come.
Jake Schaefer says that under the present
management he will not enter the tOurna-
Uent"
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Tommy Rynn's Good Fortune.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Eansas City. Mo. Dec. 3o-Tommy Ryan. the
rugillst sold Hat building here today for sl5,-
f1r. This Is the last move in series OF foTtulata
Investments in Kansas City real estate upon which
Ryan has cleared Sl1.I1y in the last two months.
Ryan Is much wsaltlior than he Is commonly
thought to be- He is worth Slo09yc and is J., OBJ
auly one Of the richest puclists in the word.
Ryan cleared 81 ,r- in London during the coro-
nation. When he def ated Carter at Fort Erie
last - pts rnber his sha.e Uf the purse was ~.
nry When he Id his saloon here a year ago
he ma!e money. Ryan sold the saloon because.
he said. Il amt intended for the business. and
i don't like it, either
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
sLossoN SAYS HE'LL GO.

New York, Dec 30.-George Slosson said
tonight that the postponement of the Paris
billiard tournament satisfies him and that
he will now be contestant in the event.
lie had intended u sail in time to reach
on January u. the original date. bul con-
demnation proceedings in connection with
his bllliard-room nterfered and he was
obliged to abandon the trip.
In view of the action of tine managers in
postponing the affair. he announces that he
vii be in Paris in February, irrespective of
all obstacles.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
WILL SHIP BR. RICE TO GERMANY.
Noted Stallion VIII lie Placed in Stud
of Baron Won BlefchrOeder.

Louisville. Dec. 30.--F'red Foster, one Of
the most noted turfmen in the world ar
rived here yesterday and arranged to take
With him to Germany the stallion Doctor
Rice, winner of the Brooklyn Handicap in
1894. The horse is on the farm of Hiram
Scroggan, and will be placed in the stud
OF Baron Hams Won Blelchroeder of Co.
lOyrp
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

Columbia Still In the lead With Half
n Point Advn, Over Yale.

the intercollegiate chess tournament be-
tween Columbia Harvard, Yale and Prince
ton was begun to-day.
When play was given over for the day
Columbia had maintained herself in the
lead with half point over Yale: Princeton
occupied third place and Harvard the last
One game between Rice of Harvard and
Sewal of Columbia was adjourned, to be
adjudicated tomorrow.
The records up to date:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
CRESCENT CIT
RFPUELIC SPECIAL.

New Orleans. Dec. 3O.-Selectfons:
First Race-Melbourne Eclipse. Fair Lass. PI-
rate
Second Race-PyrTho. Fake. Brown Vail.
Third Race-Potheen Marcos, Cogswell.
Fourth Racc-iargis, Potcnte. Harry New.
Avon.
Sixth Race-Floyd X. Tom Maybln. Pride Of
Galore.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

NEFJEIIC sII.'IAIl
Hot Springs. Ark. Dec. so.-Aust.n Rice and
Young C1rb.tt nave he'll mat.As 70 meet be
fore the IVhitt.Hston Park \ n tic C.uo II this
city on January J.. SanaS ? Au4AS"n finished
the necOt. a ions yeste:'.ay and Co:bctt Is now
getting ready for his matt
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

At a meeting cf the local association football
league last evening II decided TO hold 4
special game OF football at Sportsmans Pa-i; to-
morrow. the event carded being :he Kern Del
game postponed from last Sunday. The game
Will start about O'Clock.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Farrell Won Skating Rncc.

Leo Farrell with handicap OF five yards
won the half-rr!le skatirg at TIE Ice Palace
last evening from ftld Of FIVE compett rs
covering the distance in 1:i3 He took the I9ai
at the start and held It through 1ui. winning by
a wide margin. Another heat will BE- skated to-
night. and final heat will be neld riday.
Frank Foster, John Hurley. wi lie Cahan. Eddie
Downie and Paul Holland also figured in the
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

Kansas city Dec. aO.-Billy R7tchford Of Chi
cago tonight defeated Jack Madden Of Brooklyn
in the fifth round OF ten-round contest given
under the auspices OF the Delaware Club in this
city. After going to tine canvas twice the
suit Of successive right-hand swings. Mad
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
THE REVEREND a. w. HAWKINS.

THE REVEREND 4. W. HAWKINS.
Decatur. Ill. Dec. S0.-The Reverend A. W.
UaH k.Ls. n prominent Cumberland Presbyterian
minister. died today at his home here. He has
been for years the business agent FOR the
synod ot Illinois. T1diana and Iowa ard active
in securing contributions &c the $50 fund
the ChuIC! Is providing for part of the en-
dowment Of the new James MilIikin University
in this city.
IMOGENE TRACY.
New York. Dec. S0.-Imogene Tracy, one Of
the bcst-knOwn sOubrettes of generation ago
IS dead the result OF fall downstairs at
her home in this city. Miss Tracy took up the
iart Of. Topsy in Uncle Toms Cabin after the
role had been created by Marie Bates, and played
Il for many years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Navarro Pool Tournament.
Football for New Years.

Burroughs won from Schiey last night In the
French pool tournament at the Navarro by an
nexlng SIX out Of nne games. Aitken and Kel-
lam will play Tonight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

Eddie Bald has IrsIl-I=cI to return TO Europe,
where h y-n iJ,.r race, fail. defeating Ellie
gard. Jaclurlln ana other champions. Bald is
now In Buffalo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
COURSING NEWS.
Another Draw for the Oft-POstponed
Jefferson Club stake.

Secretary Brown of the Pastime CoursinG
Club for the steenth time announces draw
He says that special effort will be made
to run the event off.
THE weather will have to be bad Indeed
TO prevent the running Of the stake" says
Mr.. Brown.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

big Ell Wtnosett viii manage B0bb!e Wal
thoIr again this year auI viii take the South
cr..r Europe in April !gr prct.acted season
Of raC,s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

john Hutchinson and Percy Iawlor. who were
injured in 1895 through III" breaking Of a motor
taUG.m on the Ioad. ucGin su.t for damages,
which has Just been decide! IL their favor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Rico +, Meet Corbctt.


den was saved from knockout by lis seconds.
who threw up the sponge
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

1t Is not be-ie"ed now that the Mclean broth
crs. Cf whom - Ln!,r suspension from the
L. g. a. competed in races in australia. re-
ported. The Aust-a..lG papers Just received say
nothing Of II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Or, BOHANNAN

Cures all Chronic Ds.s.es Dr. BIS "vrgetsols Cufsvsp
positively Nervous Debility. Organic Weakness, LoA
Manhood D. evils resulting from youthful
in two eeks In
siSassd in ne ST. Louis for forty ysara and
fied in -lriIy the WORT Cases Prics Five
DosrG; tTsI package. One Doilar sucent ths1
the Rerey viii th,t Is advertised Sent securely salsA
10 any sId-e-s DR. c. 4 BoHAS;.AN. No. 60 Moran
ss.sst s. Louis. No. Private Circular FREE
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

". D. Turner, manager of the Anheuser,
Turner & Lowe kennel. returned from Tex
as yesterday. With him came his string and
Trainer Hynes. Messrs. Turner and Hynes
said coursing was very good IN sherman
Other ST. Louis men who visited the Texas
town say that Mr. Lyon IS fine sportsman
and gave splendid meetings good purses
and excellent treatment They are also un-
stinted in praise of slipper Privine. who.
they declare is as good man as jim
Grace
Judge HendersoE did not meet with SINH
lar praise. The leashmen voted him hard
working. but much fault was found with
his decisions. John Grace seems TO be the
only infailible judge in America. Mr.. Hen
derson did nicely In the local American
Derby but many local owners would hate
to go to Sherman and put up goodly sum
to start under him. They lack confidence
in all Judges save Mr. Grace.
Mr. Turser said that the weather in Texas
was very bad. The coursin.s park was twice
flooded and all the hareS to the number of
go drowned. Again the fences We're blown
down and loo hares escaped. In the face Of
all this Mr.. Lyon gave excellent meetings
whenever the weather permitted.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

Chicago comes regularly to the fore as the
hpm- If hong -,.istsaC- rslaElIi Charles ".
Miller. Champion II the oj-tiIe continuous races.
is succeeded by Geo. .ge i.@ander. now caamli u
late
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
BEST BE
Train. Leave Foot olive Street

/. 1:50 and 2:40 p. n. Extra trains New
Years 1:22 and 2:l5 p. m.
TIRE NOTES.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Gather clear: track good.
INGLEsInE SELECTIONS.

INGLEsInE SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco. Dec. S0.-SClectious:
First Eace-,iuida. Bernota. ST. Anthony.
Second RaCc-Doterell. The Majcr Grfeo.
Third Race-A0ha H. Hutch Miller Sir Lewis.
Fourth Race-Princess Titana. corrican. Ken
worth.
Fifth Race-Horton. Sea Ls-n. Galanthus.
Sixth Race scarborough. Golden Cottage, Hu1-
BF-ST RETS OF THE DAY.
At Crescent City-Fothcen.
At Ingieside- -E.iinbnTOugh
AT Newport-J. J. T.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

Disteu,per. pneumonia and other diseases
are rampant these Gays. Frank Schraut
of St Louis sapiings through distemper.
They were almost a year old and thrashins
young ones. W. q. Finney has very sick
sapllng in Lady Bright Chain. who has
Pneumonia TINS is Iae young lady VINO
showed such brilliant speed and pluck for
her sCant SIX months when she was tried
at De Hoiamont last month. She is a
brinale beauty and it would be u pity If she
should die.
j. J. CurIan has n MenOminee puppy that
developed cholera CIT of distemper. J. Is.
She riuan brought a Maggie y. and a White
Diamond sapling, both by Bright Cham,
through the distemper, but the Maggie ~
of the stomach.
J. j. NaIly thinks that sulphate of zinc
will cure cholera sure. but owners Of ooSs
seldom hope to cure anything like a we.i-
developed case OF Il.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

Fourth Race-Allaire Battus, Tom Middleton.
Fifth Race-Randazzo. Orrie Goan, Hi Kollar.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

There is to be no change in the management OF
the rerorl-br. aliHg fi-tshuTS track. Tim Hurst
will continue MS present position.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31

b. Frank Blaney Will probably undertake the
rnarar"r.eut q 10th the Springfield and WUrcss
ter cycle tracks n,At season.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-31
Secret Disease

OF all human diseases, that known as.
contagious blood poison, or the Bad Disease.
has Caused more misery and suffering and
rulned iIiore lives than all others combined.
1t not only wrecks the hopes and aspira-
tons oi the one who contracts it, but often
the innocent are made to share the
humiliation and disgrace of this most loath-
some and hateful form of blood poison
Children i-heritit from parents, and thous-
ands OF the pureSt men and women have
been contaminated and ruined simply
through handling the clothing of one in
fected with this
dT;hhinn dEfal n,1l9dy' f1o5y tfs or THE INNOCENT
same vessel and SUFFER WITH
sing the same
toilet articles. and THE GUILTY.
often serious damage
is done before the real nature of the trouble
IS known, many preferring to suffer in
silence or leave the disease to do its worst
rather than make known their condition
Through our Medical Department We Of
fer advice and help. Write US fully and
freely about your case, as nothing you say
will ever go beyond our Office. Let us hello
you to get rid of this fearful disease, for
which some one else no doubt is to blame,
Il matters not how long the poison has
been lurking in your system, S. S. S. will
purify and build up your blood, and elimi-
nate every atom of the deadly virus from
the system and make complete and perl
maneiIt cure.
S. S. S. Is the or1y antidote for Conta- !:
gious Blood Poison and has been curing it
tor tlity years. 1t contains no mercury.
- potash or other harm
SIS g; !: i T.: !: !: +;
any bad after effects.
Our special Home Treatment book. g;v.
ing the symptoms, etc, of this disease will
interest you. We will mail you copy free.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.