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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-07-22
FED UP.
Changed on Old Made to a Married
Woman.

Changed on Old Made to Married
Woman.
IAN old maid is what some called
me 1t was three years ago. sup
pose did look it. If / look at my pho
tograph taken at that time / hardly
recognize it as my OWL
Il was clerk in dry goods stur?
at that time and with the hard work
and improper food MT only looked
bad but | felt it and finally had to
give up work because my strength
left me altogether,
Ny doctor told me that / had indi-
gestion but it was the kind ,5at J.. ii.
cine wouldn't help for | took medicine
for a long time tus @id rot gam any
strength.
one day my sisters nurse came to
see me and she though my only trou-
Bile was that did not take the proper
food. Fried beef steak and those pud-
dings which / thought so very good
for my stomach were not the thing
at all she said and she told me to
try Grape-Nuts food and cream in
which she had great faith, she always
gives it to her patients even when
they cannot eat anything else.
so l followed her advice and ate
.Grape-Nuts and cream for breakfast
and lunch and dish before going to
bed and the result was positively sur.
prising.
In a remarkably short time | was
able to go back to work and got SO
feshy that people who knew me would
stand and stare at me was the pic,
ture of health.
mot only all this dill l get from
my Grape-Nuts diet but before long
| was engaged to be married and
have the best husband and now the
healthiest baby boy, we are so proud
OF him and we feed him on Grape-Nuts
like ourselves. Name given by Pos
tum Co, Battle Greek, Mich.
Look in each pkg, for the famous lii
| tie book. The Road % MELVILLE"
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Those having notes for this col
umn will please call phone No. 371.
/ Allen, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. e. Laybourne, is quite sick.
Mr. and Irs. ErhIiche left yesterday
for Macon on an extended visit.
The friends Of Mrs. C. H. WimberIy
will regret her illness with fever.
b L. McGougan is spending two or
three weeks vacation at Tate Springs,
Tenn.
! Master VIM Dunwody has returned
from Darien where he has been the
past two weeks.
Miss Constance Butts is spending
a few days with her sister. Mrs. Pal
mer Smith. at Boston, Ga.
Miss Hazel Nightingale and Mrs
NJ P Nightingale came up from st.
Simon yesterday for the day.
Mis- asi=: Rene Wilson, one Of Albany's
most charming girls, is with her moth
er at the Arnold house. st. Simon.
N@1
Miss Matte Gale returned yester-
day from St Simon after two or three
days spent with Mr.. and Mrs. II w.
lGale
Little Misses Margaret Gale and
Lucy Simpson spent yesterday in the
city, guests Of little Miss Matte Ruth
Marlin
Miss Sadie Dart and her guest Miss
Mizele and Mr. Claude Dart, formed
a pleasant party who visited Fernan-
dina on Wednesday
Miss Annie smallin, one Of Macons
many visitors to st. Simon, spent the
day yesterday in the city the guest OF
Mrs. John Baumgartner
Mrs. Nat Harrison of Albany, who
was among those visiting on st. ST
mon. has been called home by the
serious Illness Of one Of her children.
Miss Lottie Baumgartner viii so
down TO ST Simon today to spend
three or four days. Mrs Baumgart.
ner is occupying the WILLY cottage
on the beach.
! Misses Matte Bishop and Margaret
Young went down. to St. Simon yes
terdsy to be the guests for two or
three days Of Mrs J. w. Thomas,
at here cottage on the beach.
Miss Fannie Smith is spending sew.
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs Dr.
Iiali. in Milledgeyile, after which she
viii go to Norfolk, Va. for month
and then to New York to remain until
! late fall.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. w Brawner, after
several days on st simon are now
being entertained by DR.. and Mrs,
Alfred Christie at their home in this
lcity Dr. Brawner was a classmate
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of DR.. Christie at the medical college
in Baltimore and now has charge of
the Pasteur institute in Atlanta.
Among the attractive young ladies'
visiting in the city at present is Miss
Essie Bessant, of Jacksonville. who
is with her aunt. Mrs. J. D, Sparks.
Mrs. A Christie and son were
among those who spent the day on
st. Simon yesterday. the guest of Mrs.
Harvard and Mrs. Peacock Of Coch-
ran, who are spending several weeks
on the island.
Mr.. Evan Dart has returned from
WaynesvilIe where ne spent two or
three days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Dart MT. John Darts
friends viii be pleased to know that
his health has improved since he
has been using the water at the
springs in Waynesville
Mrs. John w Bennett came up from
list. Simon yesterday to meet a party
from Savannah, who will visit her for
two or three weeks. In the party
were Mrs. BENEFITS sisters, Mrs Spy.
vie, Miss Lyons and Mrs. Spyvie's
daughter and son, Miss sarah Collins
and Sherendla Collins.
In honor Of Mrs j w. Perry of st.
Louis, the six hand euehre club was
delightfully."- entertained yesterday al
ternoon with an elegant luncheon of
eight courses by Mrs. Boiling Whit
field. The color scheme of yellow was
charmingly carried out in every detail
the hall, double parlors and dining
room we're artistically decorated with
pot plants and a profusion Of Black
Eyed Susans e;iciting the admirstion
OF every one. The dining table was
simply perfection IN its appointments
NA4N 'AsA~S4 fAAibti2 VI t9ie4AA GU .9uodilEs
the menu cards were hand painted,
a loose bunch Of Black Eyed Susans
and vas the work Of the hostess. In
the many shaded candles, bonbons,
cakes, ices. etc, was again seen the
lovely yellow shade Alter the lun-
cheon, which was served at O'Clock
six hand euehre was played the score
cards corresponding with the maun
cards. The prizes as won was first
a silver souvenir spoon by Mrs. j. D,
Sparks, eonsols ton drawn work cen
Ter piece, by Mrs. w G. Brantley.
The Booty, a silver hat pin, by Mrs.
J. NJ. Perry Those who enjoyed Mrs.
Whitdeld's hospitality were Mesdames
J. w. Bennett, w G Bgantiey VIM.
M. Topper. J D Sparks, G Symmes.
J O. Bessant. j. NJ. Perry. c. W
Deming ~sAsG NfSN snton
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PERSONAL POINTS.

RI. Michels. of Savannah, is in the
city
E. F. fairfield, of Savannah, was in
the city yesterday
E. NJ. Layton. of Atlanta, spent yes
terday in the city.
L. R. Atkins, of Mt Pleasant, was
in the city yesterday.
J. G. Hollinbeck, of Atlanta, spent
yesterday in the city.
D. Salisbury, of Waycross. is spend
ing a few days in the city.
Staunton Scarlet. of the Southern
is spending few days in the city
J. s. Houston, Of Columbus. was
among the visitors to the city yester
day.
w S. Newborn, of Savannah, was
among those registered at the ogle
thorpe yesterday.
J. Lee Ensign, the well known Tiff
ton saw min man, is spending a few
days in the city.
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To Have and to Hold.

To have and to hold beautiful com.
plexion is desired by every woman.
young or old. Few women are blessed
with natures most desired gift--a
good complexion; but every woman
an improve her complexion by the
udicions use Of Rydale's Liver Tablets
these tablets prevent the blood becom
ng ladened with bile which deposito
the skin layers, causing that muddy
appearance called a bad complexion.
They make the skin clear and white
the eyes bright, the step bouyant
hey are pleasant to take, pleasant in
effects. Fifty chocolate coated tablets
n each box. Price 20 cents per box
r. s. Fortxon
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4 F,avorlts Remeo, FOR Babies.

= eFVFItu HSHIeul TOT babIe9.
Its pleasant taste and prompt cures
a7e made Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
dy a faYorite with the mothers of
mali children. 1t quickly cures their
.oGghs and colds ana prevents any
anger Of pneumonia Or other serious
consequences. 1t not only cures Group
ut when given as soon as the croupy
rough appears viii prevent the attack.
or gale BY AL druggists
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Fine ST. slmoMMeIons

J. S. Peterson, ia Monk street now
receives daily asfine supply of water
melons grown on st. Simon. They are
all good and sweet and sold at reason.
able prices. Call and try one, o.
phone 14t-3 and he win send them cut
Remember the place j. S. Peterson.
ia Monk street
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The only clothes cleaning establish
ment where only strictly first class job
work is done--is Jim Carter's. No
club work solicited. Each job Cistinc-
ly treated by competent workmep.
Ring phone 25s-2.
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WASHING WITHOUT WATER
Ia Like Trying to Get Rid of Dandruf
Without HerpicIde.

Ia Like Trying TO Get Rid of DandrufE
without Herpicide.
Did you ever see any one trying 10
wash themselves without soap or
waters
If yow did what would you say OF
him?
It is every bit as foolish to try to get
rid OF Dandrun and to prevent Bald
ness by feeding the germs which cause
H. with Canthrarides. Vasellne, Givcer-
inc and similar substances which form
the principal ingredients of most So
called Hair Yigors.
Newbros Herpicide is successful be-
cause 1t attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots
It Is the original and only genuine
scalp germicide manufactured
Sold by leading druggists Send 10c. in
stamps for sample toaUhe Herpicide Co,
Detroit, Mich.
Morgan's Drug Store, Special Ag'ts-
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BEST TuRNouTs ia THE CITY
MysterIous Circumstances.

Mysterious CIrcumstances.
Oae was pale and sallcw and the
cher fresh and rosy. Whence the diff
ference? She who Is blushing with
health uses D. Kings New Life pills
to maintain 1t. BY gently arousing the
lazy organs they eomrel good diges-
ton and head OF constipation. Try
them. Only CSC at all druggists.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31
O'BRIEN READY TO
BOX CORBETT HERE
Philadelphia Promptly Wires -Ac-
ceptdnce of West End Clubs
Bid for Fight With Former
Champion.

Following a request from James J. Cor
oett and Philadelphia Jack OBrisu. TO
make an offer for their six-rouud bout
which Mayor Weaver o. Philadelphia de-
c.ted to veto recently. Charley Haughtor
Of the West Ed Club wired an offer %
s5.0to 70 the principals last evening. and
an affirmative answer was Immediately
received from O'Briea-
According to Tom Corbstt. brother Of
the former heavy-weiGht champion. James
= Corbett will be ready TO accept the
proposition TO fight here and il seems
likely that the bid viii be accepted. Tom
said that Ji1I wou,i certainly prefer 10
fight for percentage OF the receipts. out
that he would be unwilling 20 d.sappoint
the sporting public. which had followed
the battle. and that he would likely ac-
10 telegram was received from Corbett
Iu 70 4 late hour last evening T. g
Thought that a response VIII be made to-
day Tire West End Club has set Septem-
her $. which IS one week from Thursday.
for the battle. Il both E1en decide TO come
Both Co-bett and O-Brieu have been in
training for several weeks and each is ~
ten pink OF condition. according to reports
tsIacraphed from the training quarters OF
both II this fight can De secured. IL viii
represent the best bou. the West End Club
has aver carried
Ueyed that Corb=tt will decide TO come
here for tie winning end OF the S5.0GG. IL
will boost his business in this city con-
s;dsrably and may mean that he can set
Final word viii be received to-day OF the
point
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31
ST. LOUIS PLAYERS
IN FORM AT TENNIS
Olympic Games Preliminaries K,
suit in Local Candidate Max
ing Excellent Showing.

Preliminary rounds in several matches
Of the Olympic tennis tourney were played
% the courts Just east Of the Physical
Culture building at the World Fat- yes
terday. s. Louis players showing good
form in each class
Games were played in the Olymrlc
championship singles Worlds Fal- sin
giles. Louisiana Purchase Exposition sin
Eles and the iuterschoii4stir Championship.
Dwight Davis made his appearance IN
these games. ard. after getting his first
rIatch-that set FER competition with Pear
son by default-hardIIy defeated Jones IN
straight games with scores Of 70 and
20 5. It seemed as IL he could have in
creased his margin 70 advantage had ne
so minded
in the Olympic championship singles H
McKittrick Jones showed good form
throughout and won from Arthur Drew
by scores Of s 10 and TO / Ralph Nc
Kittrick proved somewhat unfortunate bv
going DOWN 70 defeat before z. ". Leon
ard OF Boston
The SUMMARY:
W2sId.s Fais olyH2,G G;55ar;g,a9zsip sinsies-
and their match was called o. G c. C-essq-
os san Antonio defeated 2 Wheaton. So and
81 SarffrSOE AMI E-.l4Tt- match i.at
OF. owing 70 th- aOEapp@arance of botb. Ff1t-
land OF Cia!ssburE III tiafaaIte,i 70 Rol-.-- :.
BOY OF New York. Z W Leonard % Boston
defeated = F-oruey OF San Antonio. 81. 81
J. Cunningham Won By default a. The mate.
Of which he @ was e Pay ne viEEe- ;-. dLi MT
: Russ ot san Antonio defeated .. Turner os
= Louis. 5. 81 Il M-k- Jones % -
Louis defeItsd: a Drew. 81. St Ne.iy a,
Chicago defeated Mcdonald ot st Louis. ST.
81 4 seII fefeatei o V Vernon. ~
81 81. y W. Senlple defeated W E. BIac1-
er1tcz +-G. s-i. ST
worit's Fair siugies-E ". Leonar,. O.. Pos
ton defeated z. McEittr,rk II 81 Louis IS,
s-a 5-5- NJ smith # =. Louis detsultet .
CiaIesbJIry III. iscaUtff TO Nicely o. Chicago.
gleason os 81. Louis defeated MONTGOMERY 81.
SIS P Pearson tefaults.f 70 Dwight DAVIS Il
- Louis. Robert Le Roy Of New York d.
fAatAt W Greenwood 0f - Louis. 81. 50
\ :. Bell Of Los Angeles fsfear=f 2 Feits-
haus ot Lawrence. kas.. - =. + 4
Wheaton defeated 7 :. Tritls % :. Louis
As %. "a. = Drew tietsIs-i g Il StalsI
% 81 Louis. So f-s. s.. T Holland 10
faulcef TO Nseiy P. Pearsou ,tetauited % ra-
Aud defeated H Harry. 81. 80. - lie
Roy defeated Vernon
LOUISIANA Purchase ESrosI-io-. singles - +.
Mcki,tricS tsfsated F EhS-hi,-'.t sy default.
81. So y McDonali detes;s,: J Tribe. S..
-, : " Charles defeats,! 2 Ehs-harrft By
81 50 O. 4 = Aud defeated r Turner
81, 80 o. Il - Aud defeated . TruGsr.
So 81
Inter<choias.Ic championship singles j. c.
r6btn Ton from + sict-er BY Default. 2, =.
robin defeated II CfI4Se ~ tGf4ul- 7. .--srl
defeated J 9. Tohiu. So s-3 F + Tobll de-
feated Tiuterr..an y defaut-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31

eeding reizhS 10 his field captured tn.
Partridge Stakes for Il. fCrIOu-s on turl
By two lengths from the favorlts- S@dcu-
IN. Glen Echo was third. 3sdouin was an
added starter and was heavily piaysd- BE-
icy backed from > 20 > 20 10 ..
LAtola, in the FIRST race. broke the trac
record IN the futurity course Jockey
Shaw was suspended for three days lor
breaking the barrier II the last race
SUMMARIES
Firs. race selling ssver rrrIous- FEturtty
eprrse1Letola, q C Fhiilipsl,, - 5
King Pepper. Ion tFte-nsSxyl. e - :. secJ1G'
Nltcbr-ast t9 sFrE-cE4. - I. third Tine
"a 40 sir step, Cfirdie- Prtuceie-, Sc10hz-i-
ktnsratEe. Stev=tore. B0lire. Ths Rogue and
secord race steer lecha<s about two miles
Coed and Plenty IL Ray Q p alt out,
won: Dronedary i4i VeitcEa. : % l. second /.
Senator voorhees, rs -. -BrtenJ- Is - /
Third race. the Pl-critSe. six furlongs on
turf-st. Bsllaae- l45 tCdOui. 10 :. won
Betouin. lo9 tHidetraadj s u j. second: Glen
Echo. laf Burns p . : -ntrt Tine, IA -
cairns0rn. ButlluE. Bank and Watarstde also
Fourth race. The Do!rhIa. ni- ard a fur
i9ng-Belta n, l26 20. N@ilb. - :. wgu. or
rnouSe'z Right, u GLyuet - r1 : second
Aurounsster i05 Burns - to /. third Time,
I:5l Go Between also ran
Fifth race. handicap. 1ae ulIls-Ti-st Mason.
IL Lyme. . l. Tou. Ds1rt. ~ 'pdcn,. =
TO 20. second. Naru=e. % ~. J1nssl - rr l.
third Time. T.43 - R0Se-in-. Ty-ia aai
Stamping Ground also gar
Sixth race. selling ore mile and a sixteenth.
on turf-De Rsszks. l1s tSna=i. ! 70 = wor
Leader. JOS ,Cochra1f 70 I thIrd Time
f.F Us. Fiammula also ran
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31

The ST. Louis Cardinals lost their fifth
straight game yesterday afternoon since
their return 10 League Park The Phila-
delphia Nationals. the taiI-euders. regis
tered licking No. 5. winning from the To-
Gals by a score OF / 70 =
Taylor and Corridor opposed each other
in the box. and while Jack pitched the
better game. the musician was returned
4 winner. Timely hitting and superior
fielding won for the tribe OF Duffy
Barring a bad throw by Farrell ID head
OF Gleason at second in the eighth Inning
the game was fast throughout and mary
plays out Of the ordinary were pulled of
Although there IS supposed 20 De an un-
dying feud on between Nichols and Tay-
lor. this pair worked in complete harmony
yesterday.
II Nichols and Taylor have any Per
soual grudge against each other it did not
manifest itself during the game
While Taylor was pitching Nichols was
ont on the coaching line doing all in his
power TO encourage Jack and rattle the
opposition.
Strangely enough Nichols does not know
OF any Internal quarrel among the Car
dinals. He admits thar on different occa-
siors ne has mad words with his players.
but declares that there is no rupture in
the team and that there VIII be none
From surface Indications Nichois's
statement appears TO be well founded.
Taylor and Nichols appear 10 be the best
OF friends on the field What their ac-
tious in the clubhouse may be Is not
known. but all he Cardinal regulars claim
that they know nothing of any trouble
between EiCtlcis and Taylor, the Carci-
mails two star boxmeu.
NICHOLS DENIES INTERVIEWS
Nichols denies making any statements
regarding the trouble. and does no: hesl-
tste 10 brand such statements as faxed
interviews
Taylor had nothing to say about the
matter yesterday. and all Parties con-
cerued in the alleged quarrel appear to
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31
NEW CAR LINE OPENS.
Mining Gu1ch Railway system Begins
Hauling Passengers at Fair.

The Mining Gu!ch Railway System. op-
Grating between the Government building
Palace OF Mines and MetaIIurgy and
the Peck Mining Camp. in the sogthea st
portion OF the Worlds Fair grounds.
opened for regular business yesterday
Henceforth trains will leave each ter
minus Of the route 1t -fiftaen-ninure iu-
tervals, the round trip including j trip
through the heart ot the Mining Gulct.
which is one Of the most picturesque spots
on the Exposition grounds The railway
is intended mainly for visitors ~ the
Worlds Fair who wish 70 take ride
through this mining district bu- It also
provides accomr1oda ticuS for visitors en-
terirg and leaving the Inside Inn entrance
bound foT the Government building and III
tntermeSiate points. During the brief ride
the visitor is introduced 70 the various
mining camps. gold Cr silver. copper and
coal, al Of which are in full opera trou.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31

and John VI. the property ot z e Sr1ath-
ers % New York The former was a IA
vorits over the field. IN the initial race
the favoriTe led fran wire u wire. witn
John " at his sulky wheel at the finish.
In the second heat. the Canadian. OF at
the word. raced 70 the front. with John NJ
laying to his sUIky wheel In the las ten
yards Gallagher weakened and John ".
WOE by 4 head. This heat practically set
tlet the race. John NJ w:urirg both ot the
following heats by good lengths
IN the 2sls pacing race. Darius was first
made favo-ite. but later was supplanted by
Pauline g. Darius Won the heat haldiIy
Pauline q. made a break at the head OF
the srreCh by svsr-ing into the track
causing Johnny Wtseman 10 smash into
her. throwing both drivers out and Wise
man ran past the wire before he was
caught. Outside OF broken suikieS no dam
age was done and the judges placed both
horses on account ot unavoidable accident.
Summaries:
:-5 .-oc purse z lTs three n sv. beats.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31
Centraiia, No. Fair.

III II
Centralia. No. Aug. se-The e.ev.utl,
annual meeting az the C=-t-alia Fair IS
sociatiou convened here to-day wi.a :.
l1rge ATTENDANCE There z=rs four entries
in the e;a5 PACE. which vas won BY Rex
Brook TINE. z21
In the IS troc there were four entries.
Tine e-il IN three Straight heats
The floral display and agricultural ex-
Eihit= exc-sti all previous years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31
JOHN VI. WINS PARK HREw STAKES
Two SuIkfes Overturned In Collision
at Narrngansett Park.

Providence. p. l.. Aug. 31-TveIvs thou-
sand persons saw the Grand Circuit racing
at Narragansett Park to-day
The big attraction to-day was the Park
Brew Stake for purse Of S-GGG, for horses
which were eligible to the s79 pacing class
last March There were i've entries, but
the event was practically two-horse race
between Gallagher, the Canadian horse,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31
PROMINENT CUBANs COMING.
Wi i'll Make Special study of the
Worlds Fair for Their Government

Manuel r. Diaz, Secretary OF Public
Works FOR the Cuban Government, Is er-
pected 70 arrive in St Louis at an ea-Iy
date
A special Cuban Commission will als,
arrive shortly to make a special study OF
the Fair ard report TO the Cuban Govern
ment- The commission is composed OF
Enrique J. Earoua- the most distin-
guished writer and orator Of Cuba. Car
los de Ia Tore. famous botanist: Car
los Theye. noted chemist. and NJ L.
Diaz. Jr- All of the Special ComnltS-
sioners are authorities on their lines and
will make technical reports on the scier-
tific and educational features of thu Fair.
They VIII be here about two weeks
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31
CATCHER MCLEAN TO ACT AS
BERGER'S SPARRING MATE.
Big Cardinal Catcher to Prep CAL
ffornia Man for International Box
ing Contests.

Sam Berger, the California heavy weight
boxer, who will wear the colors OF the
Olympic Athletic Club in the boxing bouts
at the Stadium next week. practically
completed arrangements last night 20
have Catcher John Mclean OF the Car
dinals act as his sparrnS partner.
Mclean and Berger net at Tom Cor
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31
DAVIs'S SON HAS TYPHOID.
Becomes Sick While Visiting in
New York.

Eykins. W Va. Aug 1--John 7. Davis
son Of Henry G. Davis. the Democratic
vfcs-presidentiaI nominee, arrived here
this nosrl in his fathers private car.
He Is suffering from a severe attack OF
typhoid fever. He was taken i'll about one
week ago while visiting in New York
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31

O=tas1 oS the Invaders has been secured
by Nc.i.aer. and the newcomer Will -rrIa-
niy be used on tlir. ba-- in Means
place. AcAIs@r - nor entirely -a-t-.i-d
with -he work ~ the Georgetown recruit
and viii give DStssI thorough trv-0ft
az station NJ. ;. Cstsen. VIXEN hers with
the Invaders some tirn= 10 In Tr--zses the
local fans very favOrahly. n ore game
he Stated the ball over tl- rizGt-:ia'd
fence and behaved himself T-Ty becoming
iy az t1iri base
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31

haze iaa- .ho-ouvriy rero-~t'.a e., any
quarrel eyer tij occur.
r,,.,i,... >ii,l.t ,i.l"@ MS Il'-"ip i'r '..f
rigot f.rI .srii. -rr.. =H,--ol vI
rroyet 10 fayf f.fd art C;sorga p1-.fly
yy1z given "A r.z-
Tbe rh.rpa a. ~, tl-e.rt- s-,ea-c.I -
hsir, The f',rFir,is ri-st- in r,.-g-. .,aId
accented the arT,. ct,r~e s..9t III. u,y
hrr. : ,,,. AZ ~. sar uha-. p-,fr =hG,ysf
=, a4,.srt,xs
-. I,-,--,-- =, .,,.,--,., ---,
BRAIN 'fEE.NL "a Il"r "a l.
out of four times az bat he cracked out
three sin yf.s and a-a trims hls three
- -, .5,,
't'-'4- '@7 '-ti'-'ll'tlS y''i' runs
across the plate
Tho b.-rHfu- NJ BARCLAY rrphahry
- -. -. -, =.
-.'t- -@ .---i-A VA o~ r-e- ''' d
trade before next season.
SIX shannon made one u the great
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31

Earned -uu--st- Louis :. Three 5a :. hits
Srsi1 !. NsG-e Z. D7ueie plays-HGiSHit. and
Lush stolen bassS--T.rus E.isui--
v!ld pIrchss-TavICr = 9azes IN oaHs-Or Tay-
lo- > OF corridor : struck ogt-By Taylor J.
BY Gordon :. LEI. q ta<s-Sy Louis .. Phil
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-31

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.La Phiiils- on their present -riu- '''..r.ay
has been playing f4s: game SoT sra -aii-
s1t@-s and * 4 not ftyJr!te vita the
Ph:laieiyhia fans.