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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10
PUGILISM

rate. 10 SAeSiHso < to ! second: Alta @, Il.
tJI. SheehAn). 5 70 l. third Time. l.csg. Lady
$ailahfr;e iras Lady RoweIL Alice CALLAHAN
@Taon; Pursiale snd Penance also nan.
second race. one-hAlf mile. ~Scl.ng-Genera
ROBERTSON, is Bonner. : TO 5. won: 3. George.
II tS9 tsheehanb. u 10 !. second: Annie Name.
y Adkins. 3 TO J. third. Time. :tsA Darkrom=.
Princess sylvia Minsmoto. Mica BIZ. Ethe!
ABBOTT Gad SNtstte also ran.
lhirG race. seven nrrl1rEL. Esliins-SuEdea. 8;
SSoAtoal. = 70 . won; Gslanthus. los rCSrs5nl.
70 l second: loannie Mccarthy. l6 Il. Powell.
= % !. third- Time. l-SA. Albert EnHEnt. E10
SulEer; PeorlsneS lose Star and Il. r larry
Fonr;h RAGS. mile and one sixteenth. selling
IlstuFoeT, ia t8sllt- e 10 !. won. NiulNsnd. l5
aEuHtnnl- : 10 : second: RimrCk. 100 uDugaGb.
70 J. thlrt- Time. 81 IsnSeRlc4an. Bath.
Aionf Eagle. htckumbob. Miszicr. Ii fnar. Fl
sAts Maid .ni lSAruyG also ran
tlfth race. one nile. saliIaE-WaEt N.cAt. I8J
Buxton. : ta ;. won: Polonlus. ivz ,Sh-e,ar,-
= g J., second. Salver. - u. I. SheeEanj. to
: laird. Time. I:tI Almaric. Bon AMI Tuck
bscA. Swift NtiaE. EHc Dupont also ran. sSoEg3-
!nE-
siIIh race one mile ara seventy yards cell
;ns-- Iizons, iE tH-nu-rsoni. 10 10 :. won. KITTY
INttly. 10 tAicSoEerrt. . 70 .. EsSorJ. J.lls. ID
tA4kinsl. : 70 J. isIrt. Time. l-{.. Larry sax
srG Gula.e also ran.
1O-lAlS OAKLAND ENTRIES.
ELrEt race. ak nfrlCrEe Ealing
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APPEARED TO BE A DEAD HEAT
Judges Gave Alma Girl the Decision
over Pearl Diver. HoNeNrr.

washington. April 9.-Four favorites and
Two heayily-played second choices won Al
JENNINGS to-day In the sixth race Alma
Glrl and Pearl Diver ran an apparent dead
neat- The judges awarded the race TO the
Great interest was manifested in the arrh
race, all the starters being ridden b. well
knoWn clubmen- The Messrs. Kerr We're
nrst and second and each was awarded a
handsome piece OF silverware. n
FITS; race. i've furIongs-PIantaxeneI "a
y TO l second: Alhamb-l $ CSheal. 10 10 L
Iaird Time. l.G - Cnch. DrOy OfRye- King
Bta1s show Girl and Csscadnla also nan.
S-oond rae. I'VE furlolgSSteilA W, i1l dan
. . l. seconc. Flo Russell. 10 Redferl- 9 70
,. taird- Time. lsB 80. TwiliEhter Knockahout
Boston Futian. WaIhrook and Cherry Song also
Third race. handicap. scteepIechase. about two
Tsiss-Ggri Honey. ia MARA. } TO : wUa:
AtiSs lS GFlnneEan). 8 20 5. second; Ida Wood
p9eamsron fell and did not nnIsh-
lenss-Lstassy. las RetdingtoD. II TO d. wen:
The Brown Monarch rs Fisher. u to 10, SEA
end: Lady Belair. - CMcCaisrtyl, ) 70 l. thifd,
Tims . "a orly three ran
FL1 race. amateur Cup, jockeys to BE- officers
o, me arny. navy or marine corps. or member
o. q prominent club. SIX f~uriong-MuslcAl Slip
p. Ia CMr. Kern. J 10 S. won: Sir Cnrtstuphsr
y CME g Kerr. 3 70 6. seooad; MGrk c5seE
- INT LaTTonoel. 10 TO !. third Tine. In as.
sixth race, one and one-Nxteenth nIe-Aima
SHlHs tWiIkerSnnl, Z 10 , won: Pearl Diver.
- tSedfern), y to 5, second: Bensdt. 100 Gan
Honl: 10 . Third. Time. l5s. AichaelmaS Adele
Harding and Charmed also ran.
To-DATs JENNINGS ENTRIES.
and cuehalS furfOnrs.
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cREEcY AGAIN
LED POLICE MARKSMEN.
TotaIed Highest score In Revolver
work ON the Police Range
Yesterday.

Captain Edmond Creecy OF the Seventh
District. led the squad OF police IN revolver
practice on the police range yesterday.aft-
ernoon. making a total Of LIZ. and finishing
two points in advance OF Patrolman Free
man; Policeman Burns was second and N.
Phillips third.
Scores were distinctly better as an av-
erage than those made by any other dis
trict on the range lately. quite q number
OF police finishing close up to the 100 mark
captain Creecy was rather disappointed In
MS WI showing. as he came 10 the range
after a long siege OF work, resulting in his
score being lower than he anticipated. AT
that, II was better than any OF the leading
scores made lately.
Besides the totals mentioned. other scores
were: Sergeant O'Leary. IS; Sergeant Nc
Nance. g; Sergeant Doyle, 50: Patrolman
Burns. I0s; y. Phillips, 10: Manager, e:
Wright. S5: Usher. 81; Hancock. n; Collins,
a. Mansfield. e.
Eighth District police win practice to-day.
yesterday was the second occasion since
the opening OF practice on which Captain
Creecy headed the squad. He holds tbs
record for high scores at the range, having
III out of a possible LIS in his nrsI
practiCa
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DIVORCE GIVEN MRS. RUTLAND.
Second Suit Won by Her in Fam
lily Litigation.

Another chapter In the Rutland family
litigation was added yesterday in Judge
Taylor's court. when Iga Rutland OBJ
tanned 4 divorce from William II. Rutland.
Jr.. who was directed TO pay her IS a week
alimony and so suit money The custody OF
their en- aged 3 years, and
Edmund. : years old-waS awarded to her.
She charged her husband with drinking.
abusing her and calling her names. He will
be allowed to see the children once a week.
While the divorce suit was pending she
sued her father-in-iaw. William II. Rub
land. Sr.. for $4,000 damages because OF
trouble growing out Of a family quarrel.
The suit is pending. She won a suit from
her father-in-law in Justice Kleiber's court
in regard to a plano which both claimed.
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sPARMAKERs BUsY ON RELIANCE
Defender May BE Ready for Her First
spin Next Week.

Bristol. p. l.. April e.-The spa-makers
were AT work to-day on the cup defender.
Reliance. shaping out the ends OF the bow
spirit. and the work on this spar Is nearly
Mingled.
Great things are expected Of the silk and
sea Island cotton sDinnaker. which IS to be
made for the Reliance. The cloth is In
process OF manufacture in one OF the New
Bedford mills and the completed material
Is expected he=e in a few days.
The greater part OF the sail will be com
posed Of cotton. since that material stands
strain and wear 80 well. but sufficient silk
Will be introduced into the cloth 10 secure
tie desired liehtnsss.
The Constitution. II is expected. Will have
her FIRST suln some time next week.
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YANGER AND HANIoS MATCHED.
Bout VIII Take Place In San Fran
cisco In June.

FLFI BIG SPEIIAIA
Chicago. Ill. April e-Bennis Yanser and
Eddie Hanion were to-day matched TO meet
IN June before the Hayes Valley Athletic
Cub OF San Francisco. This naturally
causes the proposed battle between Yanger
and McGovern TO be called on. HanIon IS
given the preference over McGovern, be-
cause he ought a draw with Corbett, while
Corbett has whipped McGovern twice.
The following telegram was received by
Manager John Hertz to-day from Morris
Levy. president of the Hayes Valley Club:
"Hanger matched with Hanlon; 10 Hngsids;
June: forfeit up; cancel all dates"
This means that Yanger will be COM
PEELED 20 call on his proposed match with
McGovern." said Manager Hertz to-day.
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HUEsTON WINS 4 GAME.
finally Succeeds in Defeating Eby in
Pool Match.

Eueston turned the tab,es on Champion
Eby last night, winning the fifth game OF
their special match by a score OF III TO
TO- Hueston displayed his best form last
night, and his high run Of IS was made by
some clever manipulation Of the worries
During the early part OF the game IL
looked as though Ely would repeat his vic
tory OF the previous night He made &c
points while Hueston was pocketing ..
but Hueston overlook him at this stage OF
the game. and Ely never regained the lost
ground
Following f. the score:
Husstcn-E crIO5 Is Is Isny4I5s,Ioo
Total. lL- Grand total. Gs6.
Eby-i l. Q IL Is % Q II Y Is 10. Total
TO- Grand total. %
Hrestnr-High run. ~.
Ehy-HiCh nm =
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BasebalI Noteh

Frank Pears. the High School baseball coach.
umpiTed a nice game yesterday. His handling
CT the IsdIcator was very good
-He.crck had = field day at bat yesterday
-McAleer VIII Likely choose his star pitchers
for the next two tlts with the Cardinals. In the
SATURDAY game the fans Will probably get a
chance 10 watch Powell he will probably be
opposed bv Brown. MGR &rlAEd o. Wicker. In the
sunday game at League FuS IL viii arO0z6sy
b. the npnahue brothers against the Brothers
ONeIl.
-Hvmphi.1. the Browns hard-hittinz right
fielder. - getting his eye On the ball At pTac-
Iice he usually gets three each game.
Willie Sudnon Is showing good spring form
Already he Is In shape TO let himself lOcss- In
waterways game he shot them over ike AauSer
bullets
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OHHLNND SLLtII
REPUBLIC SPECIAL,

Saa fSanc4seo. Cal, April s-Sei-ctions:
EHst EAce-Je1d. Nugget. Ye!oystCn-
SSGoId EAce-Ernil. Doctor Birdsl.I Oruheuu.
uhLH S2ce-Ne!nA Clark. Do!lie weithol, skip
Fourth Rae=Jockey Cab. Z Il Bra,tain. sad
FIN Race-IAe;urer. Hutch NuuI.- arn.rv.-
SIXTH hAce-AdR ". Rio shannon. / % Z
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Stables shipped to kInIoch.

hEfl BlIC Sf1ClAL
Nashville. Tenn, April s-The stables @,
Tuner Bros and s z Farmer & Co. were
shipped TO kinloch Park to-day from NASHVILLE
20 participate In the coming meeting. Among
the horses were: Clearwater. who has received a
special preparation fer the Inaugural: MsIde
Come and the s-yeaT-Olds, BTiiliEnte. Captain
SyiiG Woods Perry. Venom, ST ETmin. Jehau
and True Girl.
In Farmers string were: ChRmlee, a prom
ising candidate for the American DERBY. and
Dubious. q 4-yeer-old. by Sir Dixon. Tire lat
ter Is shipped to Kinloch for n special race.
which Is on the card for tie second day. at
one and one-sixteenth miles
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Virginia 4, Lehigh o.


ItEFL hLIC SPECTAJ
University Of virginia Va, April s-v1rEinia
playec last. erroriess baseball this afternoon and
administered defeat and shut out Lehigh TO o.
ION piteaers were In me FORM but Pritchar6
e1oeIeu and allowed only twenty-nine batxmen
70 ace him. while only four hits were secured
On MS delivery. Virginia plays Yale In Norfolk
Baftsrie.; virsinIs-Prtchard and Council; La
~hiEa-bradiey Gad Snyder.
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Memphis, Tenn. April s.-The Menpht.
Jockey Club has arranged q special match be-
tween Claude; liz CBullmanli Witfull, no Co-
burn, and Flocarline. 10 wonderiy). The race
will be run next Tuesday; distance one mile
and. G furlong. Tbs club win hang up 1900 for
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Secretary Hachmeister assigned per
nanent quarters for the stables which Will
race at The Fair Grounds this season yes
terday- Some owners were, Of course dis
satisfied, but all things considered, the dis
trioutton Of room was accomplished with
less Dissatisfaction than was ANTICIPATED. II
seems that there will be more horses al the
Fair Grounds this year than ever before.
II Secretary Hachmeister finds accommoda-
tons for them all he will be doing wonders
Many desirable barns have been reserved
Tor prominent stables. which are still be-
ing raced In the South. and which won't
open
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Frank Bell. the noted Splinter. looks a
Dit high in flesh. He weighed los pounds
about two weeks ago. but Will probably get
some OF this on before active business be-
gins Scott Harlan was on hand 70 receive
the TUrnsy horses They will arrive this
morning. Both Maud Come and Clearwater
will go in the kinloch Inaugural.
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ADMITTED A Deliberate rom.
5eckey Watson suzpended by OAKLAND
judges for Ride on GorgaIette.

san Francisco, Cal, April a-The nfth
race at Oakland was marked By several in
ctdentS. While at the post. Bozeman. rider
OF Warts NIGHT, was kicked In the Len and
Buxton was substituted. GorgaIette, Is 20
1 won the race, but was disqualified after
watson admitted that he fouled WerTe
OF. s norse
warte Nicht got first money ana po,o,,r.
and balver secured the remainder az fbs
purse. Watson was Suspended. U
Senerd Roberts was the only favofits b
Weather cloudy: track fast.
First race, I've and nne-half crrloa- ,u.-
Ooterel' 10 Nnsppl . 70 L won: Lss Ros-
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PHILLIEs BEAT THE ATHLETICS.
Monte Cross Was Pat Ont of the Game
and His Sub Failed. 20 Make Good.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Philadelphia. Pa. April s.-The Phillies
won the second game of the in~ter-League
series this afternoon in ten innings by the
score Of . to D. Monte Cross was put out OF
the game in the NTH inning and Bender.
who replaced him. made a very poor show
ing and was responsible for the Phillies'
runs and the game. Attendance 700. The
score:
r. II f.
- 0 - . :
Ba~Iteries-Plank ana Powers: McFetrtds. and
ump!re@Moran and Smith.
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New York Ground. Assured.

New YORK. April 9. The American LeaCue
grounds on Washington Heights became an ss-
tahlished Institution this afternoon. when the
Washington Heights local bard voted. J &c =
against allowing streets 10 be cut through
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JENNINGS
REHBLIC SPECIAL

bENNLNGS SELECTTONS.
REPUBLIC PECTAL
Washington, April s.-Selsct!oax
ter. ' h0
Second Race-ziri. Alhambra. Moske,o
Bey. Asu
Fourth RAce-Reverbsrats. BrucevfIl.. Inter
Eth Esoe-MchselnAs, whIten- ch.us,m
sixth kAce-knight OF The Garter. BLACK pick
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MEMPHIS 6ELECT.
REPUBlIc SPECIAL.

MEMPHIS SELECTIONS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
AamphtA Tenn. April e-Seiectonsl
FIT ace-Ec Insolence Emit
Aco1o Eace-Salto. Minegoro. LAnRfcrd
Hntrd R&c-W. b Gates, KenovR SanA
E2urth Raoe-ElHs L. ". J. Dtboe RED
Fif,h RaoNGoiden Ruia John A. scOu. wh,-
sTtS hao-wsthinrs0n4 Daddy Bender. Fan
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The Citizens VIII cross bats with. the Ashton
Ryes Sunday. April l.. with the following play
e--- u. Raymer. c. T.: Raymer and Rose. D.:
Fritz. ID. Rohi. ID: Fieck. III: SkiTrner. -:
NoiZ. 7. e.: johnson. l. T.: Molten, C T.. and Nc
Glzughlln. sub. For games call Kinloch c 10.
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bali played here this Afternoon between Pine
ElCG and Tility University the former won BY
a score Of : % :
BATTERIES: Pine Blur-Da~kirs ana Blackburn:
~Trinicy-Euriss q and Burleson.
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worked over. The soil is OF a ~recillent
character. minimizes the conclusion. and
reduces the liability to lameness.
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TRAINING NOTES ON TWO TRACKS,
Fast Work at Kfnloch After Rain
Stable. Arriving NJ Fair round

Nhle other local courses were heavy for
Wednesdays rain. the track at KInloch
yesterday was lightning fast A quarter was
reeled on in IAN. three furlongs in IS, a
half in :5l- and five furlongs In 1.04. BUM
mer broke the worlds record for six fur
longs at kinloch, on October II. ISo. run
ming the distance In liz fat Many of the
horsemen think that records will be broken
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The Yale Juniors will play the Arioes Sunday.
April L. They would like TO hear from all teams
N the II and Il year Old class James W. Hogan.
No ss+ Bradley avenue. IS captain
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The Clark Grocer Company team would Ike to
arrange games with strong out-of-tcwn teams.
ii. h. Deaton. No. 23)s Rauschenbach avenue. Is
captain.
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The Eagles would like TO arrange q game for
sunday. ApIl u. Win any corkball team in the
city. address B. Freinhaut. Jr.. No 800 South
Tenth street Ezf
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Westminster II, wentworth 10.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Fulton. No. April s-Uestm:nst-r College os
this city defeated Wentworth Military Academy
Of Lexington AZ baseball to-day By a scOre OF !.
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Turf Exchange,


Trains leave Union Station. I2:52 1:9 f:os Pa
Stop AZ washington ave.. Leo 1:36 2:l6 500
returning ------.--.-...----. All Sis 6:g3 SAT
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The Unions and the Tylers will cross bats Sun
day. The former team, would like 20 hear from
all clubs. Address William Bannon. No. 37el
Chouteau avenue.
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Evansville ,. Boston 4

SPECIAL
ENansvtle. Ind. April 9-The Boston Na+io,sI.
me- the Evansville team OF the Central Isagne
,o-eay in a close game. winning BY a score 81 4
Evansville ........O "a
B2ston ---.....0 0 J o
Battenes-Long and Kittricge for Boston WI
nS paTkins ana McRinlay for Evansville. At
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Washington 8, Brooklyn 8.
washington. April s--ExhIbitlon game ten IN
nings:
Washington. G: Brooklyn. 4
Battertss-Lee. orth and Drill: Evans ana
hhern.
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CHRONIC SORES
Signs Of Polluted Blood

ner Is nothing s. repulsive looking and dispusting az an oil, s.
~ "Hy over II All ~ brain grows weary and work wifi !, rrI ~.
patience IS exhausted, and the very sight of he ola sstsH- ~ ~ - - u n INT
Pace axe you irritable, respondent and desperate ""A"s
"A chronic sre is the very best evidence fbafr - III. -. -, 90.
a an PoVGisne condition, that your constitution is break;ra -. .-1y
rsrrE a some Serious disorder. The taking of strong medcines n.
a".n. 1919 or potash, VIII sometimes s. polute and vtiste he bhod - iH ~
non ~ -he1 ssn s n syS ae matt merests scratch or bruise results in obsSnat.
oten N inherited faint breaks out in fightu1 EATING sor.sr /. a.
oI - IN OF q OF middle life Whenever a sore refuses to heal + Lja.I:s
do way nrsh &C =, aqn and. while antsepic washes, salves, soaps and poTsere cI
I Muen 10 Keep Town the Inflammation and cleanse he core + III a
heal permanently till the blood itself has been nuIsed s s tSea II II VII never
Su0 u with s. S. this can be accomplished fin 1o1r.s5
- oiood IS purified and iuugorahd. M vber rSL
SSS pure blood is again circulating freely thronobor.
~ Inc body the flesh around the old SORE b.g-st 80
- o. a natural color, the discharge Of matte c.as.s
and the place heals yer "A"a CEASES
SS. b. IS both a blood purifier and tonic hat nr+. :,
II von Lsvs oss ons up I'M system and builds up the general health
without charge. "u VI" physician VIII advise you
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA ca z
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Dallas 2, Natche. o.

Natehez. Miss April s-A large crowd at
tended the third game this afternoon between
the Nntche= Indians and the Dallas team. oil
hoping TO see the NatcheE boys get even vita the
Dallas boys over yesterdayfs defeat. out they
were disappointed They witnessed one u the
finest games OF baseball ever played ~ the
last half % the eleventh inning. when Left
Fielder Doyle OF the Dallas team knocked a
home run. letting In 4 ran on third base and
winning the game by = scrre Of , 70 d
Natchex ..-........-.0 o 0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 90
Dallas ..-..........O 0 0 o Q o 0 0 0 -
Batteries: Dalins-Reagan and Berry. Satchez
-Boyle and Zimran.
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Structure Cured

hM DHa
TIoy \ DIGESTION, WHICH IN
sUREs EVERY ONE A SAFE. PAIN
LESS AND PERMANENT CURE IN ONE
MONTH.
Structure Il, the most frequent and dreadful Dis
M Because OF its painful and harmful Effects
uron the canal, but l. grave by reassn q its in
innate IzisS01 Ihe sni Sianay a sisdis7 and T%rosta;s
Eiand Neglected Structure Always dtpTives o.
EVER man anected with structure for any .engtn
q time Is bordering On IalgeFols SonhplS4H.as
with the kidneys and 0,1f "a Sr @i.eass tss
results are so serious as 10 fciebode more danEer
tha1 consumptiOn. TLe.e are Various forms OF
Sr1r,sr. Ire most common OF which are organic.
and cong-sUNe- and th= caIsas Ctts
MANY forms are too numerous . mention- Ihs
treating structure IS beeaus- so Aits . SHOWN
about the varieties 81 me diss NraSgIsSy nj
treat Structure employ some mythol toE me
Of organic sireIuTe T Masa 1 bI nS Sth q,
rsr OF the body TO get ias desired Tsseio, 40
Structure unless he sss devoted y.ass Of STUDY
and practice 20 me ia co, All @"e " U
I treat each case sepsr1tsly. nrst ssastyins
and inquiry SSiSsSTe IN any e.
rot cut or dilate vita bougies. and when have
4 perfectly natural give a Nr,ien guar
afsi or refund money and vi" give '''" ''
prs- Rupture. varioocele. Hydroc.le. Blood
l1eys RIaider and Prostate Gland Nv metaods
nj that / guarantee a permanent cure in every
D. Fal information and treatment VII be given
man can take my treatment because uy
enc sr = Trree hours: a. m. % 5 p m;
Street, st. Louis, Mo-
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The st. Louis Stars are in the field. with the
following players: Slater. p: White. c; Snow.
2 2. Washington. l. Z. and Bradford. c. T. For
games address o. Mills. No. 30 Papin street.
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Amateur Ba.ebaII Note..
The LaPrens shoe Company has a team

he Tally-HO Club would like TO arrange
games vita strong out-Of-tovn teams. Address
J. W. Lindsay. No SOS Clark avenue.
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Inc LAfTeAe Sloe IompaIy mas team N the
Geld. with the following players: r. Grant. /. T.:
A Klein. c e: y. L Pierce, T. Z. l. Stockton,
II King. J.. and II. Diem. .. Address all ehAl-
ienges to Bruno Diem. care LaPrelle Shoe Com
pany.
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$ l. Cheney. owner Of Actins. with
whom = sensational killing was made al
Delrnar last year. was 1t the Fair Grounds
yesterday, looking after his horses. which
nave lust arrived He has Actine in the Fair
GICun1S inaugural. ana has her ready 10
race. he seemed satisfied with the ninety
he will start her. This means Thai Their
VA! pc 3 dizzy race in the early stages
and that the Anal time. providing the track
~ iast. VIII be close TO the track record.
The track vas still heavy and slow ysSter-
ton.
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Pine Bluf &, TRINITY 3.

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myself as 20 the exact prevalence by careful -xar
and toTn i not difficult 20 cu=e. any by my met
cue the most severe cases IN one month. ! do :
dismissed = caEe the canal l. sound. healthy an
antee z a PERMANENT cure and entire s~at!stact
ca% CT structure IN any stage that | cannot Ct
treat ard cure an such pelvic 6i-~ases as J
Poison. Nervous De ii.@ I'D dlssases Of TIE KID
O. treating fh-S= q yelses have p.Cven % success
case accepted, and guarantee by . written instr
results o. re.u=I a~y.
CONSULTATION FREE AND INSITET
h mail lD~caas YOU rarnnI visit nv Once. EvCrv
charges arc Moderate ard never any more than 2
Sh~re uzrl yru fzye investigated my Te:h1ds
Sundays. : . = Acs-~ss or cal on
CHAs. A. DUFF, VI. D.. $40
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Umbrella Bill McGuigan arrived At Kim
loch yesterday from Little Rock. In his
2-year-olds, the get Of Roanerges PIauSit
Mlrtnful and Massett- Ascot, a gelding by
PIaudit, out OF Merritt, is a magnificent look
81. 90 rs q son or Thunder. by Boanerges.
First Purchase and Jollier, a colt Inv PIaiId-
it-Pauimony. are both corking good-look-
ers ana should earn brackets nrst time cut
Ascot, and Jollier will both start in the
meeting. !" NV