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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23
YeNterd1y's ResuIts.
Cleveland : St. l. Q. Phiia. 5. WASHINGTON !:
REPrDIJC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL"
Cleveland. o.. July Zine Blues
brated their return home to-day by admin
istering a coat of whitewash to the luck
less Browns Earl Moore. was in the box
g.. c.,a,,o,,,d ,ra hold tho uc.,eer aprre-
-, . H., IT,, H. s,r,,ou, out
cation down to slx ni's. ne STRUCK ou'
elsht men, several ol 'iiese 81 IN
ing When n ny TO the ou'leia "ouiu hh'e
scored a run.
After the first inning the visitors had
scarra,v a chance ia score although upon
- ,, -, ,o,ad saoo,d I-non
w. o,,rar harI rho pines found Row
- ;...',,a ,ho trt,r,,o1s lasting
1Hahs at nv .Ae 80,
long enough ior the ioeais ~ 'tdNe
runs
Napoleon Lajoe. now leading the leasue
in batting cinched his hold upon first place
nv making three hits. one of them being a
-, -, IT,; r,r,,,isy
uouole aiohs the ieil ie'u ioui iiit''
was next best. with the ash. making a
double ,nd q s;,oIe rs we'll as sacrifice
"'"''o Ir IrI. mn DANAGE
~ ~ ~ - ~ -. a,,,,,s
The hit that caused liie ,iost nalnase
however. was triple by Elmer FLICK, u
hit that shot over big John ANDERSON
head and went way TO the right field gate,
tive mo, beirp on the sacks al the time
W 90 ,, pro,,ns we're NOT already Grim
as II az p r,r,.+t uaiSrici, the
most reliable hitter upon the team, WIN
Burkett away. wrenched ms ankle IN .ne
sixth inning and was forced to retire. This
accident cave Gouzze. the Niles, O., ANA
tsmr bis chance tn break into the game,
-; i.. - 10 oontar and the man with
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23

OF late the Cardinals center fielder has
been playing the most sensational baseball
in the National League. His terrific home
run drive yesterday, scoring three runs for
the Cardinals and giving them the game
Smoots feats within the last ten days.
In the Philadelphia Cardinal game Of
Sunday, July T. Smoot was not only the
savior OF the game, but he crossed the plate
with the winning run.
His famous one-hand catch on this oc-
casion will go down in the annals OF base
plays ever pulled off in St. Louis.
With Wolverton occupying second base,
two out and the score a tie In the ninth
right fielder. connected with a nice, slow
one. The ball was travelling on Il direct
line for the clubhouse.
Smoot started as soon as the ball left
tho bat, and by an intrepid dash and with
his back toward the ball. jumped a foot in
the air and with his gioved NIT pulled the
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sHAMRoCk.s GAFF is BROKEN.
Dense Fog Afterwards Hides Chal-
lenRer for an Hour.

Atlantic Highlands N j.. July 22.-Sir
Thomas Upton watched anXiously from the
deck of the Erin to-day while for an hour
his priceless cup challenger was temporarily
lost to his view behind blank wall of
binding fog.
When the beautiful yacht came limping
out OF the fog with her gaff broken Sir
Thomas was SO pleased to see her safe that
the accident was OF little Importance to
him.
The steel gafr was bent. and the rivets
pulled out about ten feet from the mast as
the yacht jumped into n sharp tumble OF
sea. 1t did not break entirely in two. The
yacht has a spare gaff at the Erie BASH,
rows race.
The dense fog which shut down on the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-23

ID All ltstIitu Oul ana SlCpDSu Slelfe
schooner" near second.
His bat hit the ball and "Steiny" made the
circuit of the bases. Kelley and Peitz were
easy outs. but base on balls to Berger
coupled with Harpers double and DonIin's
single. gave the Reds two more runs.
Neither side scored in the third but the
Reds increased their lead by scoring two
In the fourth. Bergen singled Harper
died on an intield tap. Burke to Hackett.
Donlin singled, scoring Bergen. Seymour
was an easy out. Brain to Hackett. Dolan
sil sled, scoring Donln. Beckley skied to
Burke.
The Cardinals tied the score in the fifth
inning by making three runs. Farrell sin
gled and stole second. Donovan singled,
Beckley., Demont walked, and stole second.
Steinfeldt tossed Barclay out at first on
an infield tap. Donovan scoring on the
put-out Burke singled. scoring Demont.
Hackett famed. Both sides were blanked
for the next three innings
The Reds again went to the fore by scor-
ing two runs in their half of the ninth.
Steinfeidt nit by a pitched ball and
stole second. Kelley singled scoring Stein
feldt. Peltz singled, Kelley scoring on Far
rels bad TIN ow 10 head him of at the
plate Bergen famed.
Bases on balls to Mike O'Neill and Farrell.
coupled with Don vans force hit and
Shoots home run. gave the Cardinals the
game after two were out.
The official score:
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| SUIT AGAINST KID MCCOY.
He Is Accused of Refusing to Pay
for $4,000 Automobile.

EEFUBf.IC SPECIAL
New York July 22.-MHGistrate Rreen.
sitting i'll the Tombs Police Court, to-day
issued Il summons for Norman Selby. the
pugiliSt known rs kid Mccoy. which
Is returrable tomorrow.
Tie summons was issued for Louis f.
Thorman at the request of Henry j. Cold
smith of the law firm of Sullivan. Gold
smith * Eugle.
Thorman represents an automobile firm
in Detroit and the summons has to d"
with a stock transaction iii which the pu-
gIiist is said tn have negotiated for the
sale of an automobile to cost $500 The
machine was delivered. according TO an au-
ihority. and then the pUgilist refused to
either settle the bill or return the automo-
bile
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JIMMY BRIGGS STAYS LIMIT.
Young Corbett's Poor Condition Evil
dent in BOstOn bout.

Boston. July 22--WhiIe Young Corbett.
champion feather weight of the world. got
the decision over jimmy Briggs in their
ten-rouud bout tonight before the Tam
many Cub. the Boston boy gained consid-
cradle prestige by staying the limit.
1t was the second time the two had met
and each tine Briggs managed TO stay
bout.
An agreement TO break clean was costly
To Corbett. who does his greatest execution
wnen fastened to rs opponent.
Briggs used excellent ring judgment and
kept away from COrbett's swings and
ducked when he was pulled in close. AZ
a consequence Corbett failed TO land any
damaging blows. and Briggs was fresh at
the finish. Corbett's poor condition was
evident. as he refused to set a fast pace.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE s5:$sS"~ AQUATICS 5%%$

racing yachts when they had sailed about
five miles Of the last leg of the course put
an end to the racing For an hour after
wards they sailed for the lightship. each
hidden from view of the other. and both out
Of sight from the Erin. though anXously
watched for. They had reduced sail but
IL was dangerous running the precious chal-
lenEer in the pathway OF transatlantic
liners The great Majestic passed the light
shin and disappeared In the direction from
" hich Shamrock III was coming long before
the challenger reached the iightship. but
passed her without mishap.
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!. LOUIS
Totals 49,.

sM o'Neill batted for Currie in ninth:
two out when winning run was made.
s s.; h9n, '... .:..::::o 80
Earned runs-St Louis 8, Cincinnati 4. Two
base hits-Beckley / Harper l. Three-ease hits
-Smoot l. Burke l. Home runs-Smoot !. Stein
feldt /. Double plays-Donlin and Bergen l.
Innings -ptched-By Brown l. by Currte 5. Passed
balis-Bergen p Hits-on Brown .. on Cur
RE 5 Stolen bases-FaIrell /. Donovan De, 20,
pitched ba-By carrs s;einfeidt / bases, bases q
Struck out-By Cufrie 2. by Harper 8. Iet or
bsses-St. Louis s. Cincinnati 10. Time 81 game
Two hours and twenty-five minutes omP''~
Moran.
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At Henderson-Paducah 10. Henderson 6 Bat
teries-Wi!son and Clifford: Boline and Warner
At Charlottesville 1. Cairo o. Batteries
Hnrris and Holmes: Brockett and RutledEe
At decentralization 10. Hopknsville q Bat
teries-Cole and Petit: Edwards and Street
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Three base hits-Fiick /. Sacrifice hits-Brad-
ley l. Moore /; Mccarthy 1. Double p!ays-Wal-
by Moore /. by Evans 2. Hit by pitched ball
BY Evans /. Left bases-Cleveand 4. St
Louis = Struck out-By Moore s. by Evans l.
Passed balls-Abbot, l. Time OF game-One hour
and twenty-five minutes. Umpre-O Laughin.
Attendance-3,5l SIS.
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FIRST GAME
st. Paul J. Indtauapo,tx ..

St. Paul. Mimi, July Z2.-Deieat was turned
into victory in the ninth inning by the timely
home run BY Schaefer at the beginning of the
inning. and then he made his record better by
scoring another run at the finish 1t was a
pitchers battle throughout. Attendance l,l5o.
Score:
St Paul .........0 "a 4
indianapolis ....:..O 0 0 Q % 5 .
Batteries-Chech and Sullivan: Ford and Hey
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Philadelphia
Washinstc


Two-base hits-Moran . Three-base hits-Rob-
inson /. Home runs-Ryan ]. Stolen bases
Davis /, NJ. Cross I. Sacrifice hits-Davis J.
Ki,tredse and Mcc.rmie Id, / First base on balls
balis-Robinson, Plank. struck out-Bv DunkIs
5. by Plank s. Left on Observation-Disclosures s.
Philadelphia 10. Wild pitches-Plank l. Time
Two hours and ten minutes Umpires-Schreck
Patten,
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Minneapolis 4, Louisville ?.

MINNEAPOLIS Mimi. July e2-Minneap0lls again
won in the first inning to-day. Walker started
ing In the first in favor OF McCs:d. williams
was steady at all stages. Attendance. LOO.
Ri. i.
Minneapolis .......3 0 q l -
Louisville ..........0 o ca 6 l
Batteries-Wlanls and Ludwig; McCord.
Walker and White.
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We Cincinnatis.
Reds" in their half Of the fourth increased
their lead over the locals by scoring two
runs.
Miner" Brown at this period was chased
to the bench and Clarence Currie sent out
to save the day for St. Louis. Currie
blanked the Reds in the fifth period This
seemed to give the Cardinals a new lease
OF life, for when they came in for their
half Of the fifth they Immediately got busy
with the willow and pounded out three
runs. putting themselves on equal terms
with the Cincinnati team.
From the fifth until the ninth neither
side scored At this stage of the game Gin
cinnau scored two runs, and hundreds of
the fans began to leave the grounds. think
ing the game was irrevocably lost to, the
Cardinals. Before they reached the gate
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ton OF ST. Louis and 'Reddy" Wright both Of
the Omaha Western League team were released
to-day on their own requests. Milton will re-
turn to St Louis, while Wright gees to Peoria.
mas appealed for his release for The rast six
weeks. but only received 1t today.
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Denver. Colo. july ?e.-Uenver won by hard
and timely hitting. Score
,, r. II e
Kansas City .......0 0 0 o Ii 3
BatterIcs-Barber and schlei: Cable Hala and
Messitt, Corbln. ~
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Hit Over the Fence Saves Home Team
From Shut-Out.

Washington. July Pa hit over the fence
for home run by Ryan saved Washington
from shutout to-day. Dunkle pitched his
first game for the locals and created a
favorable impression. In the absence OF an
umpire, Shreck and Patten officiated in
that capacitY Attendance. l4S2. Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City s. Toledo Z.

Kansas City. No. JULY 22-Toledo's pitchers.
Davis and Kane. were wild and they were bstted
freely. Alloway pitGlfd well after the third IN
ming. and his batt4g feature. Attend
ance, 300. Score:
r. H. Z.
Toledo .............o / 0 o-7 IL /
Batteries-Alloway and Butler; Kane, Davis
and Kleinow.
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WESTERN LEAGUE,

Omaha Ia, Peoria o..
Omaha, Neb.. July E.-Peoria took two games
from the locals to-day without any special eff
fort Olmstead pitched both games for the Wis
itorp and was not batted safely at any time.
while the local pitchers hit at will. The
scores:
FIRST GAME.
Omaha ............o o 90 o o o o. i
Peoria ..............o 0 / ! s o % IL 2
Ratteries-Shaftstall and Gondng; olmstead
and Wilson.
SECOND GAME.
Omaha ............o / 0 o o o Ia 2
Peoria -..-...-..-...2 o o. II 3
DISQUALIFICATION. Sanders and Gonding;
Olmstead and Wilson.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Omaha, Neb.. July 22.-Pitcher Lawrence Mil
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Two thousand overioyed fans. swept OF
their feet by the excitement Of the moment.
madly Swsrmed on the held after ycster-
days game and ran amuck in their efforts
10 do homage 10 Homer Smoot. the hero Of
the day.
Before tho h-eathless BAH player realized
what was happening. score Of staiwart
arms lifted the big center fielder of his
feet and, bearing him alofi. carried him
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Colorado Springs 10, St. Joseph o.

Colorado Springs. Colo. July 22.-Colorado
Springs pounded Chinn all over the lot while
Nillenan kept the hits well scattered This with
brilliant work in tho field. gave the home team
an easy victory. Score:
r. II. Z.
Colorado SprnEs.0 o liz IS o
Eatteries-Chlnn and Mcconnell: vieman and
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.None out when winning run scored.
New York ..-.-........-2 o Q %
Philadelphia ..--.-...-..1 y o Is
Two-base hits-Ke!ster /. Sacrifice hts-Taylor
!, ksister !. Stolen bases-ThOmas l. ketster i.
Double DISQUALIFICATION. Gleason and Douglass
!. Babb. Gilbert and McGann !. Left bases
New York 8. Philadelphia s. First base on balls
by pitched ball-By McGinnity l. by Sparks L.
Struck out-By Taylor 4. by Sparks :. Time
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Des Moines, Ia. July 22.-Mwaukee defeated
Des MO!nes this afternoon with ease Norris n
was knocAed out OF the box In the third inning
Attendance l.JQ0. Score:
bes Moincs ........o 90 /
Milwaukee .........1 e. "A
and Braun
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MORAN Put. Brain Out of Cam.

In the third inning of yesterdays game Umpire
a decision. With Beckley on first base. Stein
feldt raped hard liner past second Brain by
a clever dash. captured the schooner. and
touched second at least ten feet ahead of Reck ev
Moran. however, called Beckley safe to the dis
gust OF the fans. Brain did not like the decision
and plainly told Moran what he Thought az his
ability an umpire Moran at this iuncture
stopped the game and ordered Brain to the club
house, Demont taking Days place at short
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BOSTON 8, BROOKLYN 2.

Home Team Makes Needed Runs Early
in Game.
Boston, July 22.-Before Schmidt settled
down Boston scored runs enough to beat
Brooklyn to-day. Pittinger was effective
throughout Attendance. 2.2li. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE >@ sss 74 ::; cam. :ss': s:
~ ~ by ationa
SHOOTS HOME RUN WON
CARDINALS GAME IN NINTH,

With Mum Out Big OutGejer Smashed
Rail- the Right Field Fence for Four Scoring
and O'Nel Ahead of Himseftarried the by
a Mighty Swat.
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Boston .....................s 0 o o IS
Two-base hits-Cooley /. strane /. Home runs
Moran !. SheekaTd i; Double plays-Aubrey.
OF Schmidt 5. of Pittinger l. struck out-By
Pittnger 4. by Schmidt s. Passed balls-Moran
l. Time of Eame-One hour and forty-one min
utes. Umpire-Johnston.
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Missouri Valley Learuc.

, NJ SpfINSIltId, Mo-:
lola :. ....... ...o Q Q "a !
:, Batteries-springfeld. Kane and Schmidt: lola
Root and Armstrong.
At Joplin. Mo-:
i%pt'h sco - . 4 ! IS IL
= Batteries-Joplin. Morton and Stoner: For,
Scott-Crais and Cheek.
At Seta!ia. Mo-:
sedal!a .............O o 1 o 0 - "a .
Pittsburg ..........0 %
NOTWITHSTANDING Gates and Schrant: Pitts
burg. Law thar and Redmond.
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At Rock 1slEnd-Rock Island 6; Dubuoue I
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Dayenport .
At Decatur-Rockford ); Decatur e.
At Springfeld-Springfeld II: Cedar Rapids g..
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The Spaldings of this city have an oren date
| for August .. They would like TO hear from some
frst-class strong team in or out OF town For
particulars and other dates address W. Teabeau,
No. iuS Pine street.
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Milwaukee E2, column, so.

Milwaukee. Wis. July 2z.-Hedges MiIwau-
KEGS new find in the pitching department. held
Columbus to one nit in the second of to-day's
game. Turner secured n single, when two men
were out in the last inning. Columbus the
first game through heavy batting and poor work
in the field by Milwaukee. Attendance. 49,
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Evansville. Ind. July G.

,,,.,,,..,r r. II. z
Dayton .............4 o 0 o o. s
Batteries-Goodw:n and McKinlay: Hof and
Fox Umplre-C,line. -
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Q. Monroe o.
At Eaton Rouse-Pine Bluff Z. Baton Roure :.
At Nicksburg-vicksburS Q. Greenville O.
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Minor Gnnca.

Poplar Rluff. Mo-. July 2e.-The game to-day
between the Poplar Bluff Merchants and SrSIcs
Men resulted In victory for the merchants
Score. l6 to o
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Armstrong Mo. July 1.-THE Armstrong
Champions were defeated yesterday at Bruns WICK
in ten-inning game by score of TO l.
The pitching OF Harvey FOR the champ ons was
the feature OF the game. he striking cut fif, cen
rors gave brunswick the game. Batteries-
brunswick. Patterson and Smith. Armstrong. W
Harvey and DoIlard. "
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HOSPITAL CLAIMS HEIDRlCK.
Evans Easy, hut Moore Proves to
Be Il Stumbling Block-Gouzzc
of Niles Is Tried Out
at Second.
STANDING OF THE CLUB
American League.
where They Play To-day.

St. Louis at Cleveland.
Chicago At Detroit.
Boston "A: New York.
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GRANVILLE ILL., July 22.-Grayville ball club wa
defeated ut Equality to-day: score II to 10
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Nandalia. ILL.,. July 22-vandalia defeated Pnm.
sey hero to-day by score OF 10 to g.
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Brain reached out and stopped 'Steine's''
schooner" near second.
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NOVeIaS PODulareS
de los me jores eutores es-
panoles y franceses, a
10 centavos e j emp lar
Liberia de B. +. SaDjurjO Vidal
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Puerto Rico

La Bella Normada. Reina esposa. Os-
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Juanita. Juegos de manos Canciones po-
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Treinta amos la vida de un jugador.
Don Juan Tenorio. Herman Cortes y Mari
ma. Dofia Juanita. Catalina Howard Los
Blletes Luis Candida. El Rey de los cam
pos de Cnba. Diego Corrientes. Jose Ma
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FORTALEZA 28. ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
v elegante surtido de casimires In
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tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
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glig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
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pAr1 caballeros
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Tengo usto que va hac tempo usando
6xto prepaado conocido e nombr de
hgado de bacalao las afeccone
la sis tan frecuente entire
oo las varas manifestations nacas tan recuntes tab
en- los pases tropc que consuyen decro ell fondo de
las nno puendo tano en- los aduo
como los Scott puede consderarse
Doctor Louis Montana de las Factade de
Paris Barcelona, Habana, Cuba.
He emneado en- mi pracca Emulsion Scott de acete de
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un agente para de escrouos afeccones
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DIR c. M. Desvernne Habana
6ce A urado Doctor Alfonso Betancour de la Habaa,
Exiiase la legitima fabricada pof Cl1RKE &
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POLICLINICA
del Dr.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las eR1er-
Medaaes en- general.
Operaciones quirdrg1cas.
Especiaidad en- afecciones de
los oios y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 & 4 De
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que empea centea los resado para
que esa indcada bn conocda Emulsion de Scott
de medicameno empleo
resutados los Intermediates
pulmonaes mpes graves la ecr6fula ronqit raqusmo
linfatismo, etc = DR.. Francisco Peniche, Habana.
Don Antonio Moreno Daz doctor medeina cruga resi-
ctfca habr usado los enfernos aqut
mo organica Scott sempre esultados
maraviIosos
Cerfco hace mueho tempo empando la Emulsion de
donde esa ndcada ha dado result
tado maravlloso. - Miguel Ortiz Carllo, Habana
Dice brevemen l Doctor Juan N Davao de la Habana
ndcando ag prcca medica Emulsion
de Scott obtenendo sempre los resutados mas asacoros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-04
HONOR AL MERITO.

No hay positivamente emulsion que pueda compararse
Ia leg1tima de Scott As1 10 prueba este diploma.
Imitadores sin cuento esuerzan por producer algo
gua pero no 10 logran. Podran adoptar nombres que
prinera vista sc confdan e del art1culo original,
pero ESQ no ola vrud in1tles mezcolanzas. El que
quiera curarse que desde el principle la eg1tima
Emulsion de Scott, economlzando as1 tempo dnero.