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oi.a. FL M avg s-cir.r9 won from Sorrento
Noun, Vernon. Ind. Aug. s-Moun. Vernon de-
eassS s ans aydos II. Smith Batteries
IL As sns s.a
gan: DIXON, Kinseiia and Nssrs. --''' ~' -''-
s.:sS. s::% a:ssssss 1;@;1sf sRar y suis
and Potts: Bimarcs. ss1ser and Bezu;s "AsAs'
Che co1sys q St Louis by a SCORE Of to L 80 8
Troy. H.. Aus. a-coa!,nsv!ne des.ased Troy
ss. ;;s m Az s.,:S S. .A e. p.s.s hing
e. 4 sssstsse-c ssc mont Smith sG sne
fQSsn: Dundsa tlenms and Carter Doweiis
= q Is. game. - ''' IMAM
h,n . <, Auf s,o, a. e e Ssse,.sa
Sufs q he sSme was the dean shostetop work
ens 80: "a iii q q ss:n E ses sae
Rsa b. NJ Az, n1ss Bud ss,n asas e. Wat.
81 AZ 6 Bot WIN. ssss 6 sss m h. H.a
sss: (: II. Nm MAC. s s q
q Bafterise-Ltnn. Lockwood and Huci1step: Mo-
Enne Smith and DAILY.
Nuphxsseo ,pl.. Avg. 81 z picnic Of
d. AZ. go. shs 1sle;h 5s%p.oe sss1. de.
IS o.
ss. e.. s SSr !. Z: 1 %
soto' No. Ar. a5Ens Missouri Pacific
: Of 81 I.oeis 9pd the Wa!dScHs o. this city
% ii In favor Of the Missouri PaciAcs Flood
O'Neal were the battery Tor the MISSOURI
Yacfncs and Hecer and Williams for the Wal
1ecks. This In the FIRST game the De Soto boys
kcve lost.
fstsantcn. H.. Aus s.-The Western Brewery
NasebaIl team Of Mount Olive defeated the
6tapnton Exeelsior Brewery team here to-day:
score. to Z.
st. Elmo. H.. AUG. sCThe ST. Elmo cler
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sycanore Ch.uta.q.a.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Sycamore, Ill. Aug. 9.-The second Sunday
of the Sycamore Chautauqua was great
address upon THE Power of Love" D. W.
James Shaw Of Bloomington addressed the
crowd upon 1.-THE TRANSPORTATION Of
gave several readings, and the Arion Quar-
tet rendered q sacred concert In the even
ing. Mrs. Belle Watson Melville of Oak
Park appeared In the evening in a selection
from beside the Bonnie Briar Bush" Mon
day Is Bryan Day. and record-breaking
crowd is expected.
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Bantam to Appear in Kansas City,
Denver and Salt Lake City
in One Week.
WILL FIGHT TOMMY FEL7z.
Savannah Man Signs Articles for
Bout in Kansas City August
24-General Ring
Talk.

John Regain. the bantam pugilist, who Is
now in charge of Nal Doyle. has three
hard bouts on his hands. all to be fought
within space Of seven days Not only has
he signed articles for match with Tommy
Feltz. but he is also engaged to meet a
Denver boxer. and to battle in San Fran
cisco the same week.
Yesterday evening he signed articles for
a twenty-round bout with Feltz, to take
place before club in Kansas City. Of which
Claude johnson is manager. The fight Is to
take place August "a. Three days later he
Is to tie up with fighter named "DagO
Nike at Denver. and four days thereafter
he is TO battle Billy De Coursey at Salt
Lake City.
'Dago Mike" is fighter whose chief
claim to recognition lies in his lasting ten
rounds with Young corbett. He is said to
be strong. willing fighter, however, and
fairly clever boxer.
His fight with Billy De Coursey Is to take
place before the Salt Lake Athletic Club. Of
which Eddie Robinson Is manager. This
fight Is to go twenty rounds. while his bat
tie in Denver Is set for the ten-round route
Feltz was slow about signing articles yes
terday and at late hour last night Nal
Doyle rounded him up and sent him to the
holder Of articles to attach his signature to
the papers.
Feltz seemed to hang back for some rea-
son, and the explanation may be found by
reading between the lines Of a telegram sent
the sporting editor of The Republic by
Charley Haughton.
Haughton Is now in Denver and wired last
evening from Ellis. Kas.. that he expected
to find kilograms awaiting him IN the Colo
"a ae al said that hat he probably you'd receive
he sG S no. In that s h es h
he would try and put Goodman and Feltz
knowledge Of this fact may have caused
Feltz to hang back in the hope Of fighting
here. Haughton is en- route to San Fran
cisco to attend the Carbohydrates battle.
He a!s win likely try and md! secure Harry Forbes
Harry Forbes and Frankie Neil may or
may not prove a drawing card at Frisco
that there viii be so many sporting men in
the city by the coast on that occasion that
they will draw big crowd. But their hsi
tie set for the following evening.
Jeffries and Corbett will come together.
Friday in the battle which has aroused
the days Of the Horton law. When Jefff!es
won the title from Fit2simmons and easily
settled sharkey's and Ruhlin's claims. the
was: '.wil! it take a corbett to defeat the
It was pointed out at that time that Cor.
0ett styie was tne one tne most nkely to
succeed against the championships elusive
tactics being best adapted to meeting a
man Of Jefrries' ponderous build The tire.
mendous advantage in weight possessed by
the champion Is such that speed will prove
tactics.
The question will be settled finally next
Friday. As stated In yesterdays Republic.
the volume Of small bets is likely to force
Corbett's price down In the last two OF
three days. Odds in San Francisco are I
to against Corbett. with even money
offered that he will not last twenty rounds.
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Charxed VICE Embe..Ienent.

Embezzlement of so from Philip Schroe-
der, butcher. Of No. lila North Yande-
venter avenue, Is charged against William
Brockman, alias Meyer. who was arrested
in Madison. H.. Saturday. Brockman. the
police say. admits his guilt. He has been
In MadiSon since June Is, the date on
which, It IL alleged, he took the money.
Schroeder viii seek . warrant he told the
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sIMMs AND BERRY fight DRAW.
Go Fifteen Fast Rounds in the Mud
Near PfcOla. Wiz

Go Fifteen Fast Rounds in the Mud
I Near PicOla, Wis.
+ Minneapolis. Mimi, Aug. 9.-Arti Simms Of
Akron. O.. and Charles Berry OF Milwau-
kee fought fifteen rounds to a draw be-
fore the Pickwick Athletic Club of Mime
apolis to-day. The fight was held in the
open woods across the State line from near
Picola, Wis. before a large crowd Of Min
neapolis and ST. Paul sports. 1t was a
fierce contest throughout.
A continued rain during the morning had
WAS able to do effective work clean hreaks
having been substituted for straight rules
because Of the slippery condition OF the
ring.
The men fought at catch weights. and
neither was in the best Of condition, Berry
being several pounds the heavier. Only in
one round did either have the advantage,
and this was in the third. when Simms had
Berry slightly groggy with a couple Of
straight let's to the Jaw.
The men will be rematched at weight to
the near future.
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Two Men Drown while p.thi~x,

Doctor o. w. Koch. Coroner Of St. Louis
County. held an inquest at Luxembourg yes
terday on the bodies Of Albert C. L Fried
erich and Lyman Frederick, who were
terday morning. The result Of the Inquest
was verdict Of residential drowning. The
two men were IN bathing, It is said. and
mot beng. able to swim got beyond their
depth and drowned :
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HARLEM TROUBLES ADJUSTED.
Racing OMcials Announce That Ret
ting VIII BE Resumed To.Day.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. ILL.,, Aug. 9.1There will be racing
at Harlem tomorrow afternoon and the
public will have an opportunity to place its
money. At conference of the track off,
cials this afternoon 1t was stated that they
would not be intimidated any further by
Chief Of Police Lange.
It Is stated that everything has been fixed
up satisfactorily between the track ofiicials
and the Harlem police force Just what
arrangements have been made cannot be
learned
An excellent card has been arranged for
tomorrow afternoon and the officiais haye
given asSuranc. that every race viii be
run. When the Chief Of Police Of Harlem
was seen he said: Just wait and soc what
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DAUGHrER or HARVEY HARRINGTON


Mrs. o. u. Cooke Of st. JOseph Dice N
Kansas City.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
St. Joseph. Mo-. Aug. s-Mrs. O. n. Cooke.
mother Of Mrs. C. w. Fossett and 6aush-
ter Of the late Harvey Harrington. one OF
the seven survivors Of Commodore Psrry's
victory in Put-in-Bay, in 1872. died to-day
at Kansas City. where she had gone to visit
a daughter, Miss Edna Cooke.
MrSs Cooke was 81 years old and had lived
with her daughter, Mrs Fassett, for many
years.
WILLIAM EARL DODGE
Bar Hafbor Me-, Aug. 9.-william Earl Dodge.
nhilanthropiyt and man Of letters died &C BIS
summer home hare this afternoon after long
Al his BEDSIDE during his last moments were
Mrs. Dodge and her eldest daughter. NJ. Dodge
Phelps. Dodge q Co. one q the Wealthieoe
heQD0s = tn install tsa6a
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Waterloo. Ill. Aug. 9-The Waterloo baseball
CLUB iourneyed 70 Red Bud and played the team
OF that city to-day. Red Bud won by a score o.
3 10 !. Batteries-Waterloo. Terry and Ames
Red Bud. Welsch and Schmidt.
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BOOKER AND sHEEHAN RIDE WE'LL.
Smith still Leads jockeys, but the
Other Boys Are Climbing Up.

|. F, Smith still leads the winning jockeys
at Delmar, although he only rode two win
ners last week. The riding honors Of the
week were divided between Booker and
over the plate. while Sheehan landed seven
Of his mounts first past the post. Higgins
has passed Bridwen and Is now second on
the list. Higgins and d. Hall each rode
three winners during the week that Just
closed. The standing of the boys win be
found below:
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| defeated the St Elmo Stars here to-day by the
score OF ls to Is
: Vim: an III. Aug s-virden shut Divernon out
in one Of the cleanest games seen by local fans
l this season, score, 5 to 0. Batteries-Virden.
Smith and Conueli: Divernon, Gardner and Nell

Richview. ILL.,. Aug s-A weli-played game
of ball was witnessed by q large crowd at Hoyle-
on to-day. between the Emeralds Of ST. Louis
and the Hoyleton team The score was Is to
" in the tenth inning in favor OF the St Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10

Quincy. Ill. Aug. s.-The Keokuk ball club
was defeated here to-day by the Reserves: score.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10

Lebanon. Ill. Aug. 9.-I.ebanon defeated the
Breeze team this afternoon by a score of "a
j. Swaers's pitching was the feature LndleN
was strong with the bat.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-10

Festus. Mo-. Aug "a double-header her
to-day resulted as follows:
First game-Festus s. Bonnie Terre 3.
Second game-Bonne Terre ;. St. AIMS Of S,
Louis 10
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Sturgeon. Mo-. Aug. s.-The Sturgeon Brown.
defeated Fayette in ball game to-day by q
score of to 6. The Browns have won fourtee1
games and lost none this year.
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VETERAN OARSMEN
ROW TO DEAD. HEAT,
Captain Bromley and Ben Brandt
Figure in Special Race on
the River.
NEW SHELL is DEDICATED.
st. Louis Rowing Club Holds a
Celebration and Launching
Crews Start East
II Tomorrow.

Two of the city's veteran oarsmen met
IN special rowing race on the river yes
terday. part of the celebration of the
st. Louis Rowing Club. Captain H. Z.
Bromley and Ben Brandt tying up in a race
with singles. The event was declared a
dead heat by the judges
Considerable interest was aroused by the
festivities at the club. the occasion being
the dedication of the new four-oar she'll
which is to be used in the Worcester re-
gatta this week. AS q feature. 1t was de-
cided to match the veteran oarsmen for a
special sprint race
Captain Bromley was one of the organ
izers of the Southwestern Rowing Associa-
ton. and for years has been leading light
in rowing circles. Ben Brandt was one of
the founders Of the st. Louis Rowing Club.
more than a quarter of century ago. He
Vas a charter member of the institution
for several years was one of its crack
amen.
Nhe event was downstream and was
about one-Quarter OF mile in extent. Both
oar and finished close enough together to
Justify the officials in calling 1t e dead heat
Miss Cora Smith christened the new shell
when Is to be used by the clubs represen,,
the Jacob F. steieel. - 'A' :
S6ptAlu bromley MADE the ADDRESS of the
occasion. referring to the history of the
club and expressing the belief that the
q. Louis oarsmen would bring the cham
peouship pennant to this city. Reference
Cee also made to the national regatta of
eS0. which Is to be held here.
The shell was then launched and was
occupied by the senior four. which will rep
resent the club at Worcester The crew
1s composed Of Louis Grosjean. Henry
Schmidt. Henry Langheni,-y and Louis
Joachim. A match race was held with the
hn ,.S,,v,, NV. hoIf
q length.
More than so persons attended the cere-
AQnies, the members turning out in force
their families.
efesident Schaab Of the Southwestern AZ
citation was on hand. He expects to make
FOOD showing in the East with the vari-
81 local crews which will depart to-Inor-
row morning.
Oarsmen Of 1--WE local clubs will depart
tomorrow at a. m. for Worcester, the ST.
Louis, Central. Century, Western and North
End organizations being represented. John
Joachim Will represent the Westerns In the
singles and is thought to have a strong
chance in that event.
Indiana University Football Schedule.
REPuBLIC SPECIAL. .--- -
football season of 1909 at Indiana Universe, SIS
Just been given out by Coach iiorne. The pios-
pect ts for good team. The schedule:
september G.Wabash at Bloomington
october SIhicaEo at Chicago.
October 10-Earlham at Bloomington.
October 1s-MichiRan at Ann. Arbor. is
October s1-Purdue n Indianapolis.
NorsmSer i4-pePanw al BIsminston.
Gcyember 6-ohic State at coiaa,Sns IS !,
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My. No. Aug Sine Beyier baseball.
Fmet its first defeat for the season at the
IDS OF the locals to-day by a score Of 10 to p
Ncher Edwards Of Moberly was invincibie and
hut for two errors would have had a rhutout
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Deauyille. France. Aug. s-w. K Van.
, "Prix Cherin de Fer"
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VANDERBILT WINS 100000 PURSE.
Alpha Captures International Event
at VfChy. France.

vichy. France. Aug. s-W, K. Wander
bits Alpha, with Nash Turner up, to-day
won the Grand Prix du Cercle, information
al. worth $4,000.
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/. e,rars; m; avg s-eir.re won from Sorrento
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Mount Vernon. Ind. Aug. s.-Mount Vernon de-
Heated Sullivan. Ind to g. to-day Batteries
-3anis and Aydlotte: Eitx and Smith.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-11
Banco Territorial Y Agrlcola
de Puerto Rico
SECRETARIA

Habiendose extrava1o ell Resguardo
n1mero AZ de dos acciones de q Sc
guuda serle de esta Sociedad, n1nero
e 236 y 6,237. inscrito favor de dor
JuSto German Gomez, de Utuado, sc
hace constar petc6n del interesado
para librarle eli duplicado correspon-
diente, 81 transcurrido dos meses desdc
la primera pub icaci6n de este anuncio
en- TN periodico de esta locaidad no sc
preseutara reel smaci6n de tercero, que
,dando ell Banco libre de res ponsabilidad
Lo que Sc publica para conocimiento
de aquellos qu;enes pueda interesAr
San Juan, P. r. "a de Noviembre
de Io'3.-El Secretario, Juan de Guz-
man Beniiez.-V b. FL Director
'Gerente. Enrique Delgado.
2m-M 26 c
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I'm Iibertador

El distinsuido escritor vepezolano,
don Tacinto Lopez, ha tenido la amsbi-
lidad de obsequiarnos con I'm ejemplal
del folleto que, con ell tftulo que sirve
de epfgrafe este suelto, acaba de dar
a Ia publicidad.
El Sr Jseinto L{pez refere en- su
folleto. de modo vigoroso y elegapte,
una pagina culminaate de la Historic
.dominicana
La nuerte de LII.
Ell fo!Ieto exalta la personalidad emf
nente de Ramon Caceres.
Damos las gracias al escritor vene-
zolano.
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ell cOnnerciO

Los sefiores Villar y c., agen-
tes de la Red ID" Line, nos han
enviado la siguiente circular:
San Juan, P. R. 8 Dicbre. 1908
Sr. Director del
BoLET1N MERcANT1L
San Juan.
Muy sefior nuestro:
Con ell mejor buen deseo de
evitar en- 10 sucesivo diflculta-
des q los seflores embarcadores
Y demora en- nuestro puerto a
los vapores de la Red ID" Line,
venimos a suplicar a aquellos,
sc sirvan solicitar la cabida de
la carga que para Nueva York
necesiten, con 10 menos cinco
dias de antipacion a la fecha de
salida, cosa de que esta agen-
cia tenga tempo, sufciente pa
ra reclamarla a su vez de Cura-
zao y. pueda de ALI venirnos
reservada.
Cualquier carga que nos pre-
senten sin ell previo aviso in
~dicado, nos reservamos Ell dere-
~cho de admitirla 9 rehusarla,
asegun las CIRCUMSTANCES.
De Vd. ats. amigos 2 S, S.
VILLAR Y c.:
Agentes de la Red ID" Line
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Manuel Perez & Co.
s. EN- @.
xlzPORTADoREs ExPoKTADoRns.
TlBRICAETE Bl TABkC0S.
0Gsis ass Cemereie. 0ase@sA -
Borraohara
eS una
Enfer1nedad Y
Puede ser Curada

.'ES SU .MARIDO, HERMANO,
PADRE, 8 cualquieru de sus parien-
EeS afigido cen esta Enfermedad de
Borrachera7 Nosotros tenemoS una
cura segura cue Sc puede dar con 6
sin ell COnocin1ento del paciente.
Lean Ell siguicnte que habla per 81
aiSu0:
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. I, 1900.
DR.. w. II. SAUNDERS & CO.
Chicago, III.
Queridos Senores - Benignamente
ceciban mis- gracias por las aSombrosas
y permanentes curaS que ustedeS han
hecho sobre nuchos mienbros de mi
congregation. Yo he organizado una
sociedad entire mis- miembros para
pronover y advcrtir esta mas safa y
v1olenta cura para eSta espantosa NAL
decida enfernedad que tantos son
ahlgidos con ella. UStedes oirar eD
el cercano p0ryenir del resu1tado de
5us trabaios Yo sinceramente espero
que Dios los bendiga y que los permi-
"a OO SOAA.Al4tiosA XII CotS SIdDQ0 DuGQ
trabajo en- salvaT a nuestras criaturas
1lortaleS dc Ia escena de destruction,
Y ponerlos ell q camino para que vi
van una vida sobtia y honrada. Sola-
ne1te deseando de poder hacer mas
para aSistir i ustedes en- este noble y
iigno trabajo, soy do Ustedes en-
Cristo
REV J. NE.
Nosotros hemos v estamos curando
niles, = tenemos centenares de testi
mOnio ensiiia hablando de estas asom-
orosas curas. Manden por particu1a-
res. incluyan una e3tanpa de cenra-
gos para Ia reSpuestll. Cuando nos es-
riban esctlbAuos en- Ingles 81 es po-
ible pero s. no pueGen escriban en-
lspAf:oi. DicllafIse al
EH. W. H. SAUNDERS.
Dept Englewood Station.
B. I<2c, Ch1cAgo, Ill. L. S. A
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-05-30
Some senSlDIe ADVICE TO
women passing through this
irving period.

The painful and annoying symp-
tons experienced by most women
q: 'Aa period Of life are easily over
cone W. Lydia L. Pinlham's
Vegetable Compound. 1t is cspe-
ca.y designed to meet the needs
81 wCmau's system at the trying
time u change Of life.
l. EuJ cIaggeration to state that
MT P.ukham has over 5000 letters
lie the following proving the great
value If her medicine at such times.
lw.sh 90 thank Mrs. Pinllham for
VIA! Der medicine has done for me.
ny ,-oay.e was change Of life. Four
ysars ago ray health began to fail my
hezt began 10 grow dizzy, my eyes
pa.a.e me, and at times it seemed as
Il my szck would fail me, had terrible
pam algDss the kidneys. Hot flashes
we're very frequent and trying. A
fcsl3 advised me 20 try Lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. have taken Six bottles of it
a1c aa tD-day free from those troubles.
] ,4naDt speak in high enough terms
r. The medicine. / recommend it to all
Elc m.sa every suffering woman would
P.ga !. = ,riaL7- BELLA Ross, IS Mont
e'z.r he KDalindalc. Mass. $4,000 for.
fs' = l,T'sgi u 2Jogs letter pr0giHg gen1insness
tz11H ss DyDzyss1.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-05-30

Bead hon easily 4. c44 b. s.aa
w. j. N.I, ~ % soasa naga s.ssel
Concord T. T. psyps.asss - Hafe mere
and hafnr. a,gre Js.seof laa Faaee
and one II Tic best laeea rrs eeass II
that city, Gays. Dana Kinney ~.
pr1gcd ycry efficient 5ene1y ia MI
casc gDt = boz g.. i4e GIDon D1z
Store and used them IN q gl9afea
kidneys and bachaeae from Witch hag
experienced Il great Gea. ~ aaaDganee,
trouble and pain. The kidney eeere.
tious had bothered me igr f. lsuV while.
were very irregular, dark cy.g5ed and
full u sediment. The Pills CLEARED Il
all mp and have not had On aeha iamg
back since taking the last due. Dig
back Is much stronger and my health
generally is improved a great deal
am glad 20 make It public enforcement
Of the Pills trusting that h may be
the means Of relieving some Other
sufferer"
! A FREE TRIAL Of this great kidney
medicine which cured Mr. Hill win be
mailed on application 70 any part VI the
United States Address Foster iIBDrn
Co, Buffalo, N Y. For Gale by ali
druggists, price 80 cents per box.