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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-08

OF the high condition Of the water. but az
the river has receded to such an extent
that IL will allow the club to carry out all
preparations made for this occasion
Captain Tomanack and Lieutenant God
frey ave prepared a programme Of boat
races which promises to be interesting be-
cause Of the activity of the oarsmen who
are preparing for the National Regatta TO
be held here in July.
The races consist Of matches between
the seniors and juniors in singles. doubles.
pairs. fours and barges Another featur~
OF the day Will be a skin race betxAd
William Schultz weight al pounds)
c. Hamilton d6 pounds). Hy.
The club has received word Dap bat
the Cambridge b~oatbuilder. Nne club
the new f~our-oared shell ia ms eeer
win use in the National Ea ~ rnes = 20,
completed. and hat II e,rtes and Sour'
shipment in a feySou r-i .or u
Citys expect seyer.t 70 carry il oune
races and will - ciy defo
The nonors fnri the Harlem .btcr ~,
Tb.~ row eed for by all crews
xju X 60 on June 70. The race MOVIE III,
49, hayne-half miles down stre&uSS tN
one al AZ the clubhouse
the club IL making preparations for the !,
rem oarsmen. who win be here in J
DIV 70 attend the National Regatta at
Occur LAkeJuiy . and %.
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DEATHS.

$500 - $500 49, =
at J >. n. Jesn I. q Er ssa.f n hi I'd af,y-, iss;
Ss.I; seH e. j. { s oiis. :. .,r als1- 81. .o ssstr y
~ ssn e5:n s,ii Ls d siE sc. B aset 4. :. Z. : s z
Z 80. at 2 m, Thoma. J: jackson. beloved
nan. &s.. Wlili.n Ssesis and Alma iseR-
cry City. No. papers please copy.
40 D. n. Elmer r. Fitzpatrick. beloved hus-
ban q Alice kilna,rick; aged :. years ! month
Palm street. Monday at : p. m
rs1 gRTA.os M,y s Isss a. Io:I E,ss
Murta and sister of Catherine Reynolds and
a M1s: VIVA" aol iHos f. soa,h FH EssT:n. i'G s.r. ssH aS s s
day. May !. at $50 g m. TO the Holy Angris
Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
scHMLINGIon Friday. May 6. 1904 at a.
n: s Gsu Esse as Our Au fosy j. :, s ferDes pt ssocs Of
sfed q yeanL solemn requiem on Tuesday,
i h.s n a. N oa " At f esn sseze-n."sd church
sRARk Nsi;,.m Nay Z l,s =. ! o.s.ss.
Z lss n NeN Albany: Ind; Intermeni at
sTDrsErmo ssssSs.s.y. May : .sa at SO
Illness Funeral notice will be given later.
swALDow-Beioved husband Of Ami. swat-
low enee GrOundmey.r1. suddenly BY accident
At his residence. Edge. Brook C.urty, Nc.
Funeral Monday. May .. at : D m Friends in
yited to attend.
VAN HooK-Entered into res: On Friday.
May 6. 1905. at J O'Clock a. n. Wflliaru Van
Hook. beloved son Of the lat. Captain L. c:
Clark Van HOOK. sfses lingering. lines. a
the age of - years The funeral VIII take
place on Monday, MAY :, at Z o'clock p m,
from J. C Bsrsisk's sons Undertaking rooms.
Sixth and Biddie streets. to Belle.ontaIne Gem
etery- Friends invited 70 attend PictsburH.
Pa, and New York City. v Y. papers please
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many of the events. The events resulted

many OF the events. The events resulted
as follows:
ko-yard cash-Wo1 BY Lowe. Yale. Time. 10.
ls-ysrG hurdle-Won by Capp. Ya'e- Time.
one-mile run-woa by Williams. Princeton
Tine. an rs.
Shot put-won by Glass. Yale. IS fee, u,
inches
<Ao-yard eash-won by Burnap. Yale. Time.
81 Is
Two-miIe un-won by Hall. Yale. Time.
a:52.
So-yart hurdle-won by Capp. Yale. Time.
"a $S-
Inward eash-won by Long. Yale. Tine.
81 81
Broad jump-won by sheffield. Yale. q feet
l. Inch.
: ssa-ysrd run-won BY Parson. Yale. Time.
i.5s rs.
Hammer throv-Won By Dewitt. Princeton.
i4 feet 81 inches
Poi. vsuit-w0n by Mcanahsn. Yale. II Zee:
81. inches
Hirh jump-won BY Jack. Yale. 5 feet IL.
inches.
score: Yale. u: Princeton. 2.
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MIsSOURI-ILLINOIs LEAGUE.
Leacocks and White Seals VIII Bat
tie ut kulaRe's Park To-Day.

The White Seals will play the Leacocks
at Kulage's Park this afternoon. As these
teams are among the best in the semi
professional ranks In the West. a good
game should result.
The White Seals are at present leading
In the Trolley League pennant race.
Following Is the lineup for this after
rnnn+S Avn.
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tob-r Is. University OF the South: October y.
DsuIy CoLese: October = Cniversiiy OF 1adi-
ma pc,ob-r 2. open date fer an Eastern team
-Hs-vard. Yale. Princeton University az
Pennsylvania November : University of MS
sSurt- November L. University Of Kansas. No
vember u. University Of West Virginia: No
v.mhsr "a. HASKELL Indians; December :. open
date for . Chicago Team
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CLEVELAND 8, DETROIT 2.
Spiders Win the Game by Long Hits
In the Seventh.

Cleveland. O.. May T.-CIeveland bea;
Detroit again to-day by making long hits
OF Donovan. The score was tied in the
sixth. Bradley hit a homer. n in the
seventh. after Donovan struck out two,
JOSS tripled and Bay made q home run.
Donovan struck out ten men. A one
handed catch by Carr. Joss's pitching,
Turner'S fielding and Lajoie's batting were
features. Attendance. ElsS. Ecorr.
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MOUND CITY ROWING CLUB
TO HOLD ANNUAL REVIVAL.
Oarsnen Making Preparations for
National Regatta to BE Held
Here July b. 30.

Will hold
The Mound City Rowing and inausu-
Its fourteenth annual reys afternoon at
rate the rowing season Madison street.
the Clubhouse. foafks there was an in
For the last tu9stponement IN account
dicatfon of tho
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sm.ther. By. Leoniaa..

New York. May T.-At the sale OF horses
which were the property Of the late W e
held In the paddock before the races
at Mora. Park to-day. Leonidas, J. by Ham
burs-Bose. which ran second 70 HaMSurS
peife IN ,hH Fururity last year. Wa ootd 10
= 3 smafhers for fis.eoa. Mr.. Smafhen also
nu-rhssrd King Cole. q e-year-oad. oy HAM
burr-BIack Venus. for a.leS-
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Left On has.Ecniosro Il 81 Low Iv9-
i Donanre L Home runs-T. JONI Sacr.hee
hits-Atnock 1. Holmes L stclep
hill and sueden l. Struck osfZBy Altrcck l
BY Sudho6 : Hass On balbc-On Walsh I: on
Petty l. OF SudhoG Z Hit With : l.
Time Ct eAme-TWo hour Unpf-e-CLa1gh-
In Attendance. sen.
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Earned runs-washington 4 Phiisdeiphis s
ESo-base hlts.Aor : Coughlin /, Mccor-
bold l Home runs-Davts !. Stolen bases-Hor-
raan l. Double playstMcCormick tuna ssistei,
! Murphy. II. Crxs and Davis /. NJ Cross
Murphy and Davis l Left on hase[wsshinS-
ton . Philadelphia J. First on baIls-oH Jacob
son l. on Waddeil = Hit by pitched ball
C1ughlin / Struck out-By jacobson :. by
Wsdden T. TimNOneh hour and thirty-dve min
utes- Cmpire@Csrpenter.
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Positions
L,scock.
GAMES At EHNAN.s PARK.
hartley Globes VIII Have StronG
Coca Colas for Opponents To-Day.

The Globes will play the strong Coca
Colas at Ehman's Park this afternoon.
The Colas have played three games this
season and have won all OF them They
are ciassed as one of the best Of the local
semiprofessional aS~gregations To-day's
game should prove an Interesting one. The
n-a-npz-
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Ben MuI.-s ~. Alton at AItoa- Umpire-Sol-
ley. -
pire-Asyers -
cfre-Ernsr-
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ST. LOUIS VICTORIES AT ALTON.
WashinEton L. Defeats Sh1rtleG
While Ttgh School Wins.

The Washington University team and the
High School boys both figured well In their
games with teams OF Alton. ILL.,. YESTERDAY
Washington won a six-irnins game from
ShurtieH College by the score os l. 10 : while
the Grand avenue boys shut out Western Mill
tary Academy team by the score Of - TO o
IN seven innings
The ". L. team clearly outclsssed the Alton
ninc. and the lArter's three runs were made
by a passed ball. q hit and a home run by r
Svaire-
The teams had the following players In line:
W. L: Rooins01. T. e: strttle. =: Btsho1. i
b.. Lston. r. 2: Anderson. c.: Richardson. . b.:
Hirsch. l. 2. Orthwein. , b.: Saylor. p. Shurt-
Ien: Haieht. ) b.. Brown. Z b.: r Susins. C.
Z Swaine. / b.. ChemberS l. T.: Haynes. D.:
Hall E.: Watson. c.; Stailinss. D. The sc0re
ty innings:
r H E
Washington .--.---5 I ] 0 Al- s .
Shurtl.r ---.-....--...o 0 Q 0 . B.. )
Rzt.e-ix-W L. Savior and Andersen. Shurr-
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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: SUNDAY. NAY 8. 1904.

rfnce hft-Leever /. woiverton !. Hall l.
Double play-HaiI and Doyle ! Struck out
Pv Lever l. Base on bAlls-Od Lever . OF
Duxxleby ? Stolen base<-Besumonf l. Time
ore hour ana forty minutes C~mpire-Emsife-
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Wsshipwton University Schedule.

Schedule for baseball and football esmes with
tie Washington University teams fof the re-
masnder Of the year follows The ID OK De
cenber has been left open Tor ne rnoeos
rzne with the Gicaeo University teAm.
Basebaii-Nsv Is Indiana Untyenity: My y
Indiana U~niveraty, Nay SsndeIoi, Cni-
in9 OF May u. university q Kasas: morning
o. June 2 Caivensify Of Mis.oen' mofnine q
june 4 Univer1tty Of Nissourt 80
Track mses-June II. xissoarl Kansas ana
FoossauLs<psember =. snnrnx ce!iese; oe-
tecsnIc: October o: Tasvenasy Of uifDoes: oc-
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asassls glalgs Cd 10 elalle Va tle1.

. AL SU1l1X
uh;ch nourishes our bodies must be free OF
ali impurities and in a normal, healthy con-
dition, or evidences of it viii surely crop out
in the form Of sores and boils, red itching
eruptions, pimples, rashes and skin troubles
Of every description. Warm weather stirs the
mulated poison is thrown into a feverish e1-
element and riotous state, and the skin IS the
chief sufferer. The humors and poisous with
which it is filled are thrown of through the
skin, and so long as the blood is buldened
with impurities sores and boils, pimPies and
blotches, bumps and rashes will continue to
come. Bad blood not only affects the skin
but creates internal disorders. The Liver and
Kidneys act less promptly, the stomach MAJ is
upse. and the appetite usually fails, and this
oard;t;ou of affairs is bad on the nervous sys-
tenn and brings on that debilitated, rundown,
tiredout feeling common to this time OF the
and poisons is necessary before there is a ful,
and the coming of warm weather. As al
s. S. S., which is made from roots and herb:
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Robinson oatfed for Bueiow In ninth.
Ssyei,nd -.d sSd9I:91E
Earned run-C1eveiand :. Detroit / Fin.
on Nd L Two-base ~hits-LAjoie
l. Lowe l.. Barrett I. Greminger / Three-6ase
htts-Joss l. Home runeBredley l. Bay 1.
Sacrifice .hits-Fnck l. Stolen 6ases-BSy l.
First on bsllsIof Joss :. on ponoran . Left
On bases-Ceveland s. Detroit & Struck out
BY Donovan 10. b. JOSS 4 Passed bafis-Bue-
low / Wtl6 pitehe-Donovan . Tfme@One
Can and KIM.
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TRIPLE As DEFEAT NATIONALS.
HoIthaas of the wt1nePs Strikes
Dat Fifteen Men In Bail Game.

Odt FIHteeH nen II batI Oone.
The Triple As defeated the Third Ma
tional Bark yesterday afternoon or the
formers grounds in Forest Park by the
score OF . TO 6 This IS the sixth straight
victory of the a A. AS and they have
bright prospects for a championship team
Holthaus. IN the box for the winners.
allowed the Nationals ten hits. while the
vinners secured only nine. Holthaus
struck out fifteen men, and his playing
In the field was errorieSs- Frey. in the
out.ield. also played a good game.
The score by innings:
LIE
Triple A ..-....e o 3 :
Nationals ----.----e SSi9 .
Batteries: Triple A.-Holthaus AID Reyburn-
NafionAls>Gruom and GleeNor.
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Iowa state League Results.

Games IN the iowa state Lfaxue were played
to-day with the following results:
A. Ruriington-Burlingfon g. Waterloo :
At O-ttumva-Boone Is, Ottumva
Az Oskaloo<a-For, Dodge y Oxkaioos7
a: Keokus-Narshaiifovn 6 Keokrs
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0lcaZo


I.eSt on bases.Chicaso 6. Boston S. Txo-bass
hits-McCsrhy /. Carney J.. Chance ! THREE
base hits-Evers J. Casey / Sacrifice hitsEWii-
Double play@WfhelIn and Tenny J. Str3ck
out-By Wicker 5. Base on ozlls-OH Wicker
fffE-fve minuf-s Imp.re-ZiUnner.
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EAST ST. LOUIS DEFEATS N. A. c.
Thirteen Ipnings Required to Decide
Game.

Thirteen ,nninss were required 70 decide the
game yesterday between the East st. Louis
Alumni team and the Missouri Athletic Club
nine Of this city. The East Siders finally von
out by the score OF . to 2 The game was fast
Throughout and the hits were well scattered.
Nine were secured OF England the N A &
boy. while Scoltz Of the opponents allowed but
seven. The score by innings:
r II. E
AiumnLs 0 - 8 I
M.AC1 81 : /,
Batteries-Aiumni. S-oltz and Voorhees,: "
A -. England and Bisckmore.
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@@ DL&4 81 =
Chicago. Ill, May I'm one CT the most
exciting ninth-inning finishes ever seen on
these grounds the Browns were tossed out
to-day. losing the third game Of the series
by a score of 6 10 Z. There was a terrific
batting rally on both tides and only home
runs ooked coed to the spectators
ST Louis led Of with a four-sacker and
Chicago duplicated the performance in the
last half. The Browns made a desperate
struggle for victory and for a brief time
it seemed as If they were TO be rewarded
After trailing In the race for eigh in
nings they found Walsh and went one TO
the good. Hemphin 4 Heidrick were out
and the game locked to be over, but 1t
was not
Wallace singled, Hill singled. Wallace
coming to second. Hill injured his leg In
getting to first and Siever went in to run
Tor him. Then with a crack that could be
the ball. It disappeared somewhere under
the left-feld fence and three Browns
dashed over the plate
and bleachers when George Davis proved
an easy out to first Jiggs Donohue re-
vived the fans with a single. and when
menium broke loose. Billy Sullivan then
made an appearance and ciouted the bail
hard to the center-feld fence. 1t was
van reached second Chicago had enough
runs to win and he kept on to the club
house
HARD HITTING PLENTIFUL
There was plenty of hitting from the
FIRST St. Louis made three runs the first
time up. with one cut. Heidrick doubled
and stole third. He scored or WsIlace's
double, and Burkett sent Wallace in
with a single, following a moment later
himself on Jones's triple
The Sox got one In this inning on two
singles and a choice St Louis scored in
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
A, n.soa Rous-Baton Rous. = Pine Bun {
Thirteen innings
No other games to-day
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James E Sullivan Chief Of the Department
OF Physical Culture Of the Worlds Fair. yes
tertay received q letter from J. w. S,iliweI
of the United States Military Academy q.
West Point. stating that q team Of not less
than twenty cadets from the West Point Nil
itary Academy would compete IN the Amateur
Athletic Union championships. to be held N
the Stadium June :. . and 4
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AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % Grand RAPIDS
A, d vtcr-Dzy, s. Marion l.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4. Fort Wayres
Al Tere Haut-TerC Haute : Seeh
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Doom Wins Game ~ Hone Ran In
the Tenth

PittsburE. May with Doyle on first
in the teufh inning. Doom lit TO the CEN
terrified fence for q home run- Up to that
time onr one man on each side had
reached third base Attendance. $500
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PHILADELPHIA II. WASHINGTON 4.

Athletics Defeat by All
Round Good Playing.
Philadelphia. May THE locals again
defeated Washington today by superior
playing. Attendance, $50. Score:
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Culver II. shortriaGe o.
D-Dr-0rr~ cDDry

$3.50
Culver; Ind. May Culver Military Acad-
envy defeated SaortridCe High School Of In
ci.i c olis this affernoon by a score Of II 70 o.
TIE visitors were slmost helpless before Wal
cotts pitching. only four men hitting safely.
MoelIer and Rolling bstted terincsrly. the
run. while Rolling cracked out four singles and
q double out Of i've times UP. Summary
ssly.. --s ssSSISs& nEs
B<tersesr S~uiver-walcost and RE-
shortridE-Geiser. Mckinney snd q We.
Stick Cut-By Walcott IL by Geier
kinney ,. TwD-bsse hits-RoiIinx !. 49,
Ter l. Umplre-Hsl and Captain Gr<
College BASEBALL
Al cmSrsdse"HsrSaid. 9; .niism. =
At Providence. r L-Yaie,r ~
a 6 y :: Ssaia. &: Prince
AT cncnnat-Universy Of Cincinnati. y
Kentucky state CiIesS -u,,no,. ha~bau
=; M.e..ea;
Culver we. Athletic Meet.
REPUBLIC sPEfAf.
culver rod MAY ..-crlyer Military kesd-
80 ~, = GaI meet with Short-idge High
sebooi OF Irssauarois to-day by 4 score q 81.
70 81. 49,. win Of tne ME s = ne
irese- we're the features
sosfhera Leag1e Resuits.
RErCBLIc SPECIAL
A-tlaata-Atlanta s Birmingham 9
Ar New Orlezns-Nev Orleans i Memphis p
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. MontsomerJ >
= Al Little Rock-Lrtie Rock :. shreveport Il
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NEW YORK

Earned rurs-Sev YORK / Two-base hits
Beckiey / Three-base hirsLMcCorraack l.
Bresnahan / Sacrifice = Double
HEN. Gilbert and Mccain /. Farrell.
Brain and Beokiey / Stolen l.
Gilbert / HIT by pitched baIls-By J. Taylor
Mccain : Bases On bal@CH = Taylor l.
Struck oUt-By l. Taylor 6. by J. TAYLOR >.
bv AcGinnity = Left on bases-St. Louis ..
bv McGinnity J. Hits-OS I. Taylor l. OF Nc
Ginnity / Time OF Gzne-one hour and forty
minutes. Unpire@Johnston and Moran
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RULE 56-SECTI0N II.

II one or more members OF the .
D team at bat stand or collect at or Z
. aroCnd a base for which a base =
. n Is trying. thereby confus- .
. ing the fielding side. and adding TO .
D the difficulty of making such play. Z
D the base runne shall be declared Z
D out for the interference Of his team Z
= m.ra NJ aa--prosoS =
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Ritt6uU.


sBatfef for Lever n tenfh Inning
FnnsSesshis ------S ssssessa -
E,rned nns-PAnadelphfa l. Tvo-hass hitsE
Carhe 4 Waensf L Hn0a g1nD-D0o1D / &c
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HAS A GOLDEN OPINION OF q. q q
Salem, Ohio, August Z. ls0.
have q golden opinion Of 8 6. 8. WMhsven n 49,
baood medicine in the house. I Do noe ee1evs 49,
remedv made that can compare WIKI SIS 49,
nn-iAcr aiterntivs anA toa3c. II portAss ads0oo
blood aad gives tone and strength TO sntne 49,
oshsr vords II bsilds MP the gsnsra hsa1n VIM 01v09
\ moi sons md impurities. I an . CREST ones9 Q
q. S. &. because Ihov II 70 be N yoa daan or -
NOV too that it Is superior to Sa|sapsrnA ooopo3Aoe
~ rhsr thinas I have ussd. To sR mp WAe& hve
aid q 6. s. Il the prince II blood p.riAsFs nd 10AAe
tstinrly Rive II my sAdoesenent ---.
IS GARFIELD Avsnus. AAS. hattie 1OAA-
AND ENkkoX.
Wheeling. ". Va, Nay q. 1904
This spring was grssxly nm down nssam. 1870
inc that 4 needed q bloodiparaAsr md toota tos0s3 taeSo
~ q. &. 8. and took zone six bottles. vfhtA sSNH@
=, = nv b,ood In rood condition, gave NJ 000o9
strength snc energy, Improved ny eDpsose oa0gN@
and nads me feel nks . di1sr~nt mAA AseM@
ana TOMS s 8. g. 10 all right 1880
IS York Street, Island.
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Culver wa. Athletic Meet.
so.thera Leasse Results.

RET BLU sfEeAAA
A~flaata-Atlanta s. Birmingham =
At Observation-Disclosures II. Montgouery =
Al Little Rock-Lartie Rock q. Shreveport Ia
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ShurtleS -------..--..-o 0 Q 0 50 5
Rat;e---w. L. sayIor and Andersen; shurt-
ieH. Haynes and Swaine.
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Ratteries: Triple A.-EolthAus AID Reyburn
SatiouAls>Groom and Gieeson.
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Yesterday's Results.


cieve- s. Derro:r = x Z {. Boston !
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SUFFERED 8 MONTHS

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SUFFERED 10 YEiRS

/ have been a rufferer for tie iasi
l5 years with Dyspepsia aud have
many doctors. but ! found no relief
until | purchased a 20 ent pacsag. o;
ACkERS DYPEPSIA TABLETS
boxes entirely cured. Hoping | may
benefit ON other sufferer l ask you
10 publish this. Thomas L. Small
wood. li5 South Mechani. ST.. Spr NJ
tield. Ohio.
For sale by Crown Bros.
Send TO w. II. Hockey & Co., Buff
falo, N. T., for a free trial package.
.N0EHING LIKE THEM.1
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-08-25

preventive OF suicide had been discovered
WIN interest many. A run down system.
or dependency lnvarIauiy precede sui
will prevent that condition which makes
suicide likely. At the first thought of
self destruction take Electric Bitters. II
strengthen the nerves and build up the
system. It's also a great Stomach. Liver
and Kidney regulator. only SOC. Salts
faction guaranteed by Brown Bros.
Druggists.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-08-25
REDUCED RATES TO SAN FRAN
CISCO.

On account of the Triennial Conciave.
knights Tempiar. which meets in San
francisco September 6 to Q. and the Sow
efeign Grand Lodge. lndependent Order
OF ODD Fellows. which meets In san
FRANCISCO September 10 to Is. eastern
roads VIII sell tickets at reduced rates
20 San Francisco and Los Angeles. ma
limit being October %. These rates wiz
De IN use from all points In the unIte.,
states. some of them being as follows:
'hicago. H.. $50. on: Cincinnati. O. sd
New York City. 5000: Boston. Mass.
'1~ 10 $1,000. according 10 ROAD Travelled.
'arties desiring to make deposit for rel.
ives or friends can sccuse fun informa
ION by calling on nearest Southern Pa
citio agent. 7-ix-a-m