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ANUNcl0s d. D1A. 4 uu cEurAvo cADA PALABRa.

tado 674. Tel6fono $50 Fierce en- to-
da Ia isla.
JOSE REGUERO FELIU. M5dico
Cirujano. Ia trasladado ST. Residential
d la Gale de Rafael Cordero, NJ IL,
dondetiene establecido su Consultorio.
Horas de consulta: de I & 4 P. II.
Pobres do solemnidad: Martes, y
Sabado, de 3 Il 4 P. NJ.
DR.. r. NON RUIZ ARNAU.
M6dioo y c'rdiano. Consultorio Gale
de la Luz
FERNANDO ROIG y HER
NAADEZ.-Agrimensor. Ofrece sus
seryicios PROFESSIONALS en- Humacao y
en- IA Isla.
EDUARDO ACUEA AYBAR,
Abogado y Notario. Ofrece sus SER
vicios profesionales en- San Jose 10 ..
DR.. RAFAEL DEL PALLE,
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sehora culta y respectable, buenas ha-
bitaciones, comida excelente-si Sc de-
sea-Precios m6dicos.
Mdnge G. SoIignac.
lis Oeste, Gale 81. Nueva-York.
Ciudad.
REFINET nome of culture woman,
comfortable cheerful rooms, excellent
table-if desiret-Terms moderate.
.Mdme @. Saligndc.
118 w. 81 III. ST. New-York. City.
Sc da en alquiler IN piano. No
sc alquilara por nnenos tempo de Gin
co meses. Informaran San Francis
co 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-14

y brllante, conquist6 de aquei gran
dioso auditorio unionista, salvas es-
trepitosas de aplausos y a~clamacio-
mes.
Esteves, es VI oradOr galano que
en- ell porvenir Sc vera coronado con
la aureola inmarcesible del triunfo.
Nuestro correligionario ilustrado
y amigo apreciable don Jose A. Apon-
tie, vate de inspiration g~allarda, nos
deleit6 con una corta pero bella pero-
raci6n, habIandonos con entusiasmo
de su amor q la causa que defender
los verdaderos patriotas puertorrique-
ios, cuyos p~atriotas no son otros que
los unionistas. Fu6 muy aplaudido.
FL senior ApOnte como pos diio.
estaba retraido de las luchas poIfticas
desde las vergonzautes elecciones pa
sadas, porque 81 dignidad de puerto
rriqueno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES afron-
tar Ell peligro y la lucha contra IN
partido cuando que, sobre nuestra
Patria querida, Sc d~esencaden6 IN
huracan de turbulencias politicas que
llev6 la desolaci6n y Ell espanto & mu-
chos hogares puertorriq uenos Y COM
p%atriotas nuestros eran a~paleados '
a sesinados en- las GALES por ell nero
hecho de no transigir con los perver-
sos procedimientos del ertinguido par-
lido republican, p~ueft0rrique1o.
Pero, que, ahora que Sc vislumbra
- yC w 40 n-aaaor,o INK
zonte azul y diafano de nuestra Is1a.
viene de lleno otra vez con mas ent1-
siasmos q %compartir en- la lucha de
nuestros ideales Ell glorioso triunfo
de nuestro Gran Partido.
Tn abrazo al amigo Aponte, ' 4
Ia lu~ha.
Fl se1or Vinas dirigi6ndose al pd
blico para cerrar tan brillante acto
polftico, los exhort6 para qre como
"a solo hombre fuesen todos 4 deposi-
tar ca Ia urna Ell dfa de la election. 81
sagrado derecho del voto, que ell por-
venir, como nos dijo ell senior Yinas.
sera nuestro.
Entire aclamaciopes entasiastas Y
vivas 4 Ia xUNIoN DE PUERTO RICo.0
Sc disolvi6 correctamente como saben
hacerlo siempre en- TODD case, nues-
tros correligionarios.
La propaganda que ha iniciado
a~grupaci6n es por dennis in-
cansable y beneficiosa. En- este mo-
mento diez de la manana de hoy do
once, Sc nota IN gran moyi-
miento de nuestras huestes para con
currir a IN grandioso meeting Que
tendra efecto en- ell vecino poblado de
Moca, en- Ell que tomaran parte elo-
cuentes oradores de Mayaguez, entire
Ell Lcdo. Mestre, Armando 70.
driguez, Luis Montalvo Y otros mas.
A mas de esos, iran oradores de Aqua.
dilla,
Seguida regresen de la Moca Sc
verificara otro meeting en- Ell barrio de
GHiguey9 de esta ciudad en- la casa de
nuestro enthusiastic correligionario don
Edelmiro Acevedo. Para estos NEE
tings 1aina gran animation Y entu-
siasmo.
No cabe duda que el entusiasmo
polftico de nuestros correligionarios,
es indescriptible en- esta ciudad.
FL gran partido ~unionista de esta
~poblaci6n cuenta con una fuerza de
adeptos, poderosa y gallarda, dis
puesta como estamos q disputaros Ell
triudfo q nuestros raqufticos ad vef-
sarios politicos, que van a pasos de
gigantes LA desbandada.
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Partido Dem0cratico
de Puerto Rico

Sc ruega & todas aquellas perso-
mas que no Sc hayan afliado adn al
Partido Democratico de Puerto Rico
y cue deseen ingresar en- dicho Parti-
do, que dirijan So solicitud de ingreso
a la. mayor brevedad possible a don
Miguel Salas, Secretario.-P. o. Box
1876. San Juan.
Las ofcinas del partido est&n en-
ell n6meyo 5 Gale &c Ia Cruz, altos
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CRONICA wAGUADILLANA
ENTUSlASMO% PATRIOTIC
ESPLENDIDO MEETING UNl0>
kISTA

Esplendido, magn(fco por todos
conceptos result6 ell emeeting@ u~nionis-
"a que tuvo lugar desde ell balloon de
IA morada de nuestro nuevo correli-
gionario don Manuel Boglio, sta en-
ell barrio del eTamarindo2, en- la no.
che del sabado 10 de los corrientes.
Una concurrencia extraordinaria
de mas de dos mil correligionarios in
vadfa gran parte de la Gale, expert
mentaado entusiasmo immense. Aque-
la m~uchedumbre abigarrada, aquella
gran falange de patriotas, aquellos
unionistas, consequences entusiastas,
prorrumpfan en- aplausos estruendosos
6vidos de escuchar Ia palabra verdad
dc nuestros oradores, que ca esos mo-
mentos hacfan usO de ella.
AL -presentarse en- la tribuna nue.
tro prestigioso y respectable correli-
gionario don Vicente VIVA, campe6n
decidido de nuestra cau3a, surgi6 ez-
pontAuea del numeroso auditorio una
saliva de a~plausos que Sc tributaba en-
honor de nuestro digRo presidente To-
cal.
El senior VIVA, im2resionad ante
manifestaci6n tan imponente del inven-
chile unionismO puertorriqueho, i'm
provis6 con palabra facil y persuasive,
un discurso elOcuente basado en- las
doctrinas que def9nde y sintetiza nues-
ira grandiosa colectividad. Puso de
manifesto con hechos communicates Y
concretOs, ell desquiciamiento cast to-
tai de las mermadas huestes del epu-
blicaajsmo anti-pu3rt0ITiquedo, que muy
pronto caera al peso de sus malos pro-
cedimientos puestos en- practica, con
desden de los intereses de la patria.
Nuestro distinguido correligiona-
rio y amigo senior Vina, que hasta ha
POGO militaba en- las filas del partido
republican, siendo q de sus miem
bros mas prestigiosos, expuso ante Ia
cOucurrencia 81 m6vil que le impulse
q desligarse de TODD compromise o
csc parIid9, que no fu6 otro que ell de
sus doctrinas disOciadoras y 81 seryi-
lismo que lego al colmo de 10 incon-
cebible.
al senior VIVA se le prodigaron
freneJicos aplausos. Is IN campe6n
incansable de nuestros sacrosantos
ideales politicos. Ell, con su inteligen-
cha esclarecida y SUI gran experiencia
en- Ia polftica, nos guiara por 81 SEN
dero del triunfo.
"A don Vicente Vinas procedi6 en-
ell uso de la palabra. ell ilustrado jo-
ven don jose de j. Esteves, quien, con
imagenes bellisimas, dicci6n clara y
castiza pronunci6 o de sus mas be-
Hos discusses, siendo aplaudido con
entusiasmo y ~frenesl.
Este poeta inspirado, Sc apresta
brioso y decidido q la lucha vaticinan-
40 el espl6ndido triunfo de nuestros
ideales patri6ticos, porque nuestro
triunfo redundant en- benefcio de la
Patria, toda vez que ell triunfo unio-
nista es ell triunfo de la Patria,
El discurso de tan estimado ioven
co~rreligionario senior Esteves, galano
eMEIEED8sEMBEHEIEEa EzsEM2gEsgz&gZETExzss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-14

Ell tai Partido Republican, Ma
cionalista de Puerto Rico, Sc agita en-
los estertores de 81 agon1a. ;Esta ca
dav6rico,
EI tai Partido Republicano Nacio-
nalista de P~uerto-Rjco, va de derrota
IN derrota. Nosotros, de triunfo en-
~triUnfo,
Las causa justas emo la nuestra,
triunfan siempre. Las malas van al
caos......,
CorreIigi narios: IL Viva 81 Gran
Partido UnionistaI,.
iAdelanteI isiempre adelante!.
MARIO MORALES.
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Registro del Partido ''Unida'

En- las ofcinas de LA DEMoCRACIA
Sc halla alberto Ell libro-registro del
partido, donde pueden venir a firmar-
10 todos nuestros correligionarios.
Els ~necesario que cuanto antes Sc
inscribaE todos.
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GRAN HOteEfeStaufant 1NGLATfRRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10 y l2.--Cruz z y F~oftaleza Il.

ConstTuido expresamente para Hotel Capacidad para 400 pa
sageros Situation Ia mas centr1ca:: Vistas 4 Ia bahia y 4 las ca
les de Tetuan, Cruz Y Fortaleza. 81 mas fresco y vendlado de la
Capital. 81 comedor mejor de las Antiuaz. riene departamentos
1ndePend1entes para tamilas. BESIDE Ell 70 de Agosto rie aden4s
del plan antique de las couidas, ell sistema americana. a gusco del
Tren de carruajes de 1ujo. Interpreters y tra1ucCores
a Ia orden. PreGos al igual de los demas hotaes. Sc hacen abono
para las comidas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-14
Pndoras Bosadas del DR.. Paniaqua

ri menrr auusutuyntep para la uoemhD p la ehonsb No ataa las tunhon@ dAgsNva y a ell dao
ho qua no OUs cmIdpGdo1 3 vsnN+ aN5 al nTRofadu Ia dgaHoo, @Hmua ell
apahoy@ Sc baTes sin annmo a pp oM@mn7 a ~ P pn rnsmn un up pr%o W MS ns s5 pm a. @
guahany comrWn las fmmsp rIS de Ia mur
Uene6 Embellishments essen GAn los aen6edN.
III ah anterior 10 mnThah naafbGN1N AN nH&d m! Rs4noh NHn @Shhn aNAlo LA
@ma lei cnaj9 de- NJloda an de Carolina Ia cal epohAnamna no@ pmts para So pu
hiGGOn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-14

Glasses diarias de ingl6s. Mania
IA, tarde 6noche. Ensenanza practi-
ca con APPLICATION & los usos comunes,
81 al mes.
Jose L. Faiardo.-Cristo ndm. l.
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Compras varias

ESCRT1ORIO. - Sc desea com
prar IN es~critorio americana de tapa
corrediza. Debe estar en- buen estado.
Dirigirse & las OGcinas de la Camara
de Concrete, altos del Banco Terri
torial. 2y.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-14

por complete. @ ltero haccr esta ma.
nifestsoi6n pdblica, para abrir CON
ella an canine q los cue Sc sientan en-
In mizma sisusci6n que 20 me encon-
tire y para felicitar al DR.. Panisgua
por 50 excelsnte preparation.
ROSARIO FERRAN DE SANTOS.
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Tipogi afr la DemocYocio''

En ectd snaprenta e haosa odc cluss
fS tro6ajcs tipogrdfoos d todas korcs dkl
diet v dc q ssoch&. Prscios Jos mds bdrdtos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-14
fontas varias

Sc vende una collection complela
de- xThe Puerto Rico Herald err Bis.
InformAren 20 Aata ofcina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-14
Servioios profeslonalas

J. e. MARTINEZ QUTNTERO.
-Abogado y Nosario.-CalIs del Sol,
No IS, San Jaan 2. f. Corrso, Apar-
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m6dico ~ciruiano y oculista. Allen 16,
altos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-14
Concentrates

FARMACIA Droguerfa de Adolf
10 Iturrino Rivera. Camuy, p. r.
C0nstante surtido de medicinas
frescas importadas de Europa y Esta-
Unidos. Psrfumerla, Noveda-
das etG. PrseiOs m6dlsos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-27
Class Track Meet.

The class track meet between L. Of L.
students. which was postponed last week,
~ scheduled 10 come Of at the uniyor-
sity grounds this afternoon. The students
have been in training for some week., ana
are reported 10 be IN fine condition Some
close contests are looked for.
Follow ng are the events and entries
one hundred yard dagh, frcshmen-Pitt,
Rpdd and l'orhes: props -Spcnscr and
Bcunioni -ophomorps-Park and Holman.
Two hundred ana twenty yard dash.
freshmen Hunt and PITT props Sponsor
ana Bcnnl0n, sophomorts-Parke ana
Alexander.
Quartcrmllc freshmcn-Buler and
, PITT. props n Judd and clayton.
Half-mlle. iroshmyn-Cmnon and Davis;
prcpt- Dell, Judd and Clayton.
Mile, frcshmtu-ll Brown and Davis
prcps-Del, Judd AMI clayton.
Relay race. freshmen Butler Pitt Ma
son and Cannon, prepS-Spenscr Clayton
Bpnniun ana n. Judd.
one hundred and twenty hurdles, fresh.
men--ButIer and Hunt props-Strobel
sophomores-parke
Two HUNDRED and twenty hurdles, fresh
mon Buutr, prrpt-OliObcl, euplOmOfos Boz
parko
High jump freshmen Hunt, Redd, WI.
Hams. prop -Bcnni0n. iunlors-CarlsOn
Rroad bmp freshmen--lluni ana For.
bes, preps- Thompson and clayton
Pole vault ireshmon-Pltt, Williams
Butler, props-A. Bcnnlon.
Shot put, freshmen Mason, Bryant
Hunt, props-Don Ray, juniOrs-O, Carl
SON.
Hammer throw, freshmon Stockman,
Bryant and Gardner. preps-Thnn Smith
u brother 10 Big J0o), ana Don Ray,
iunOrs-O Carlson
THE officials uf the meet are as follows.
George Riser starter, Horace whitney.
clerk Of course, Rideout. referee. n. H.
jacobson. scorer, Henry Peterson, mn.
nouncer Tho timers and Judges Of the fin-
fish are; Harvey Holmes. Jimmy Wade
aud Harry Moore, The field judges are:
Bennion, Thompson ana Russell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-27

RACES Ar OAKLAND.
Track Made Sloppy and Heavy by Rain
some Close Finishes,

San Francisco. April Slowing to tho
heavy rain of last night the track at oak.
land was sloppy today, but the players
had a good line on the mud performers,
as four fayOrites won, There were a mum.
Der Of close finishes That In the nth
was the most exciting, Lady Athellng
lasting long enough 10 win By a nose from
Sol Lichtenstein, a 10 10 / chance How.
ard Vance beat Cl0udlght head I'm the
2.year-old event Olympan, played as u
good thing. romped home In front Of The
Lieutenant and Lunga In the third AT SIX
furlOngs. summary
First race, seven furlongs, selling
Tannhauser, eC o. jones', 8 to ?, won,
Montana Pccress 90 CFit2patrlcO. Q to l.
second, Anvil % (WrighU s to /. third.
Timc-l:Iis. Pol0niuS, Step Around.
Ripper, Monte, Florlana Belle. Mllas ana
Hclias also ran.
Second race, four furlongs, selling.
Howard Vance, III (Scc. to 2, won;
Cioudlight. Jos ~. Kelly. to I. sccon H..
p..yid lNiand. lO1 q. r SheehanD, 4 10 j.
third Tlmo-O.jlii Edgcliff, Ruana.
fdna sullivan, Ccdarburg, Tar Baby, Tar
Flat, Lady BlantOn and Buucrick also
ran
Third race, six nulongs pursc-olymp-
ian, rs tSeel, 10 10. won, To Lieuten
ant. % ~ jones', 10 2. second, Lunga, 10
Urusswaite), 80 TO !, third. l:lGA
Crlgli, DR., Long Gcorgic Black, ThQi-
deus, llomorc and Limerick Town also
ian
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards,
seling-ColOnel Van lO2 Knapp, 2 TO !,
won. Possart, ~ lSecl u 10 3. second;
lsabonlta. 10g (Crosswatol 10 10 !, third.
Timc-l4la Bout0nulcrc, RolNck, The
Counselor. MocOrito ana Nellie Bawn also
ran. David bultcd
Fifth race, seven furlongs, selling-l.ady
Athcnng. 90 UlerherD, . To ! won. Sol
iichtcEstem. 1@ (T CLARKE 10 20 /, second,
sbenmount, iC6 q. jones'. 20 ., third.
'Tlme-t3l Northwest, Mr. Dngle, OPP
tlmo. oscar Tolle ana Billy Moore also
ran
sixth race, one mile and sixteenth,
sellmg-Coionol Balnntync ne +. kel-
iyl, even, won Thooiora l., 1905 %. jones'
l3 10 I, second colonel Anderson. ll2
CRoach). Z to @ third. Time-l;63. Her.
mencla. Dr Shorb. Tom slavln and
ChilpuO also ran.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-27
pillsbury Defeated,

Cambridge Springs. Pa, April 26.-lu to-
days play IN the Chess Masters inter-
national tournament Marshall beat Pills
bury In tWenty-thrce moves Today s
pairing for the second round was as fol-
lows.
Schowalter VS. Tiechmann, queens pawn
opening Janowsky vs. Schlechtor. Vienna
opening; Delmar W Lawrence, queens
pawn opening, Marco W laskor, Ruy
Lopez. Napier VS. Mleses. sicllan de-
Tense Fox vs. Barry Ruy Lopez; Mar
shall w Pillsbury. queens pawn opening
Tchigorln vs. Hodges, counter-center
gamblt
Hodges defeated Tchlgorin IN twenty
eight moves The match between Delmar
and Lawrence was drawn after thirty
four moves. Mieses beat Napier In thirty
six moves. Marco and Lasker drew In
forty.slX moves; Fox beat Barry In hfty-
two moves Teichmann beat Schowalter In
forty moves; Janowsky beat Schechter IN
forty-cght moves
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To Prove what SwampROO the Great Kidney Remedy win Do
For YOU Every Reader o! the Deeret News" May Have
Sample BottIe Sent Free by Mail

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-27
No DOincs at Spokane,

spokane, Wash. April 25.--Thc opening
of the Pacific National baseball season
at Spokane. scheduled for today was
postponed until tomorrow owing 10 the
non-urrtval of the Butte team,
An accident to the engine on the Oregon
Railway ~ Navigation company's limo
delayed the train 50 Connections for spo-
Kane were missed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-27
PACIFIc coAsr LEAGrE.

Seattle. Wash, April DC Portland out.
played Seattle In the opening game ana
won by Il score Of TO G Tn to the sew
enth Seattle had shade the best of the
scoring, ,pul ailer mat she went to pieces.
In the eighth inning Portland sent eleven
men to the hat and i've scored. Attend
ance. 800 Score;
Il H. L,
Seattle .... " .,,,u ,,,,,.,un.G II 10
lOIudnu ,,t,., ,,.,,..,t, ,,..,,...9 l. q
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A dulteration goes full
length in spices and Aavoring
extracts--you think it ism {.
worth while to cheat in such
triHes--four-ffths of vanilla"
is tonka; costs one or two
cents for "$G.worth".
Schilling's Best are entirely
pure; at your grocer's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-27
IOday's Rail- Game

At Walkers ball park this afternoon
Boise and Salt Lake arc playing the Sec
ond game If their series OF SIX Essick
or Wigs ate slated 10 make up FOR the
poor showing made lY quick Yesterday
Blewett OF Starkolls will ofnciatc on the
rmbhrr fnr Rnisn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-27

Farand, 9. Left on bases-Solt Lake. &:
Boise, 3. Double plays-Quick to Hau
sen to pelmas to Kollackey VIII
pltches--Quick, ]. Base on eirors-Snlt
Lake, a. Boise, II. Sacrifice hits-Wcaver
Umpire-Sharp. Attendance. l,0OO Time
OF gnmp -
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DrsEREr EVENING NEWS. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 81, 1901

| Louis after 1t looked secure Tor Detroit.
With i'So runs needed and two ON bases,
Wa"ace hit u home run ana Won the
u, II, II
Detro.. ........ .....,........s ?
81 Louis .,,,., zee. ."t,,.,,,,,.'..O II :
Batteres-stoyall and Woods Pelty
and Sugden.
Philadelphia Aprl 2j--Bascs on balls
IN the first and hfth Innings, followed By
long hits, won The game today for Boston.
A double and a Wild pitch gave the locals
their only score. The last ilVe innings
were played IN driszling rain. Attend
ance, 200. Score =, g,
Philadelphia .,,... ..,o. .,,"""l y
Boston .o.,.. ....o.. ,,.,."".".2 Z l
Batteries-Ilcnl,y and sohrecki Gibson
ana Farrell.
Neutrality-suspicious. game
postponed; rain,
At tou-Washngton.New York
game postponed; rain
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston. April 9'.--Wilhelm was very ef-
fectivo today. holding Philadelphia down
TO two hits SHARP feeling by both sides
was the feature. Attendance LS6 Score.
Il. II, Il
B0eton gee. '''''''''''''' '''''.''''''3
Philadelphia .,.,, .n.,.. rul
Wilhelm and Moran. Fraser
and Doom,
New York April sG.-Brooklyn won It's
first game Of the season from New York
today. II was Il close game and sharp
fielding By Brooklyn Kept New York from
scoring when men were on bases Al.
tendance, 500. Score;
r. II. T.
New 1ork ."''. '.'''. ,'''',''''''.
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Batteries--Taylor and Bowcrman: Jones
and Bergen
At Chlcago-Cincnnatl- Chicago game
pOstponed wet grounds.
AZ Pittsburg-Plttsburg-st Louis game
postponed, wet grounds,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Al indianapolis Milwaukee
game postponed wet grounds.
At Loulsylile--Louisyillc Kansas city
game postponed. rain
-, At Columbus-Columbus, s. Minncapo.
lis, &
AT Tolcdo-Toledo, S. ST. Paul. 6.
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short time
| continued It's use and am thankful TO
say that am entirely cured and strong.
In order TO be very sure about this, ! had
u doctor examine some OF my water today
and he pronounced It all right and In
splendid condition
| know that your Swamp.Root is pure
" vegetable and does not contain any
harmful drugs. Thanking you for my
complete recovery and recommending
swamp-Root TO all sufferers, | am
Very truly yours,
RICH ARnEf1N
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SALT LAItr TURF EXCHANGE.
Ken Hotel,
California and Eastern Races
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SALT LAKE.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Earned runs-Bose, 1; Two base hits.
hckevtt q Houtz O'Connell, Glmlln,
BASE on balls-Of Quick, l. of McFar-
land l. Struck out-By Quick, I; by Me-
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You may have q sample hottie OF this
famous kidney remedy. Swomp-Root
sent free by mail, postpaid. by which
you may test It's virtues for such dis.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
MESTERN LEAGlE.

Sioux City la, April 2d-The feature Of
lodays game was the whirlwind finish "
81 Joseph who came near winning out
IN the ninth. Score
s,. r. II. II.
SIOUX city ".,.". g. ,,.,.,.."6 " z
~ ouS'ph '''''' 80 .,,,"t.,,,.un5 IL q
Batteries-Jarrctt, Kostal and Parker.
sample ana Mcconnell
Denver April o. Denver made II three
straight with Des Moincs today. -Four
ms IN the NTH netted Denver a total
OF Two runs winning the game. Both
pitchers were freely hit but gllt.edged
ileldlng Kept the score down. Attendance,
~, VI, r. II. L.
Denynrc ''''S '''''''' '''''' ''''''''"2 Z
b'UNti ''ss,. ,,,,.,,.,,,, .,,.,....3
Batleries-Kenna ana Lucia; Morrison
and Towne.
Colorado Springs. April @.--Colorado
springs was lucky In winning the game
today Omaha outhattcd the locals ana
equaled them In fielding. but lort out by
narrow margin, Score,
X II. Il.
colorado Springs 600. ..,,......ll II 5
OHdIa '"'''''' ,-,, ,.s.,,.,....l3 II u
Batteries lfelmcsdorf Akers. McNeeley
and ,Messiti Shamtam Henderson and
G0nding,
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WESTERN LEAGUE
PAcIrIC COAsr LEAOuE.
AMERICAN LEAGuI

Detroit. April GA great batting rails
IN the ninth gave tolaYs game 10 So