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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26
BoYs' LEAGUE SERIES ENDS.
south Montgomery Boys Won II
Champions ship.


Championship.
The Boys League series ended yes
terday with the game between the e.
NJ. c. A.and South Montgomery teams.
One more game of the series yet re-
mains but the South Montgomerys by
defeating the Y. NJ. C.. A. in the game
yesterday, cinched the championship
and as the Independents had already
disbanded the season was closed.
The game yesterday was interesting
up to the fifth inning when the South
Mont gomery boys got away from the
Y. III. C. A. team and won easily.
Both pitchers were wild. but Taylor
was not hit as freely as Galatas and
had much better support. Hall. the
catcher for the Y. NJ. C. A. was par
ticularly responsible for many of their
runs. The South Montgomery boys
put up a good game all through. Boyd
Johnson made several pretty plays and
one sensational one-hand catch of a
difficult fly
Y. NJ. c. A. Juniors. .O30 311 o.
South Montgomery .104 332 ia
Hits. Y. NJ. C. A. 2; South Mont
gomery. Z. Errors. Y. NJ. C. A, 8;
South Montgomery 4. Struck out. by
Galatas, 5; by Taylor. 3. Bases on
balls. by Galatas. s; by Taylor. 8. Hit
by ball, Harmon.
The Standing of the teams is as fol-
lows:
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A Notable Struggle.

birmingham News.
I look for great fan out when
the Birmingham and Montgomery basa-
ban teams meet" said an old,time fan.
ern League and those two cities din,
with death-like grip, 70 the two last
places in the race The seven+h and
eighth. It is diS'@Ilt to conceive how
there could be poorer team than
the Birmingham outfit, but Montgom-
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The news Of the approaching Demo-
cratic National Convention in Chicago
will be bulletined by the Postal Teie-
graph Co.
Manager W. A. Shepard of the Mont
gomery office. supplied his patrons
with bulletins during the recent Re
publican Convention and the service
was appreciated greatly.
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Jasper, June 25.-C Especial. Jasper
and The c. o. b. team of Birmingham
played a twelve inning game today
neither side scoring. The gaTe was
replete with fast doubles. Ind good
fielding. Lynch for Jasper struck out
nineteen men. ;hree hits were made
on cay n p.,cher and each had two
erro{ $ made behind him. Batteries,
Jasper, Lynch and Smith; c. o. B.
Crews and Omara.
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The western Union Telegraph Conn
pany during the recent Republican
Convention in Chicago supplied its
Montgomery patrons with bulletins di-
rect from the Convention hall. The
service was greatly appreciated
Manager c. A. Fonville Is perfectine
arrangements to provide, the same sort
of service during the Democratic Con-
Vention in st. Louis.
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At Nashville-Montgom 4; Nash
VILE, g.
At New Orleansa-Little Rock, 8; New
Orleans. !.
At mingham-Atlanta, o; Birm-
ingham, IL.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, o; Shreve-
port, 5.
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Shreveport June 25.-Shreveport
played a ragged fielding game and
Swami was hit at opportune times. The
locals punched their hits in the fourth
and fifth and had a good lead but
errors gave the visitors five runs. At
tendance 500.
shreveport =. .. 100 22O OOO-5 6
Memphis =. =. 200 O35 010--9 II 3
Batteries Swami and Graflus.
Browne and Hurlbut Time, . hours.
Umpire, Latham.
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EufauIa Wins Again.

Eufauia, June 25 Especial 1.-The
Wire Grass boys are not in it. In the
last of the series of games this after
noon the locals scored a third victory
in IL to and are longing for a team
that can interest them. Attic 1dance
good. atteries-Dothan, Boyd and
Floyd; Eufaula, Foy and LESLIE
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Nashville =. =. .........OO1 01O 01O-3
Montgomery :. .... .....10o 600 O9O--4
SummarY-Earned runs, Nashville /;
Montgomery, 0. Sacrifice hits. Wise
man, 3; Busch. Hollingsworth. Stolen
bases. Wiseman, Knoll. Delehanty.
Clark. Struck out by Piatt, 3; by viii
son, 1. Bases on balls. off Piatt I; off
Wilson, A. Hit by pitched ball by
Piatt. /; by Wilson. o. Two base HIS.
Russell Piatt. Three base hits An
drews, Feldhaus. Left on bases. Nash
Knoll. 1 Time of game, 1852. I'M
pire, Pfeninger.
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ALABAsIA-TENNEssEE LEAGUE.

Huntsville. June 25.-(Special)-
Alabama Tennessee League results:
At ntsville-Huntsville, A; Annis-
ton 0.
At Knoxvllle-Knoxville, .; Deca-
tur, l.
At Chattanooga-Chatt A;
Bessemer, 6.
At olumbia-Columbia, 7; Shelf
field, l.
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Pittsburg. June 25.-After pitching
an excellent game up to the ninth in
wild throw to first, trying to field
Casey's bunt. Attendance, $50.
r H E.
Pittsburg :. 1000 900 900 5 8
Chicago. :. 1000 900 O02-2 /
Batteries-Lynch and Smith; Briggs
and King.
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Boston. n. HrookIxr a.

Brooklyn. June 25.-Boston won to-
days game from the home team by
good batting. Both pitchers were hit
hard at times. Attendance, 1000.
R.H.E.
Brooklyn :. 300 200 1905 2
Boston 1000 ESQ 0O2-9 IA 8
Batteries-Cronin and Bergen; Willis
and Needham. Time, 1853.
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TrnreIer,s Fast Finish Lnnds rhem.

only got six hits off Lee. but three of
them were punched in the last inning
and won the game. 1t was the NTH
straight defeat for New Orleans at
home. Attendance. 1900.
Little Rock 3. 200 100 O02-3 3
New ORLEANS e. ..01O 600 0OO-1 S ,
Batteries-Watt and Zinram; Lee ana
Fox. Umpires Mullane and Shaw. Time
40.
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C. Y. BOCACKI,
Phone $50. "a Commerce 81
MARINE NEWS.
Phone $50.

NEW ORLEANS-Cleared Strs. San
Juan. Foss. Porto Rico louisiana, Hop
ner. Havana: Preston, Nor. Halvorsen, Bo-
cas- del Toro; Principessa Dactitia, It., Mon
tart Genoa via Norfolk: Constantia, Ger.
Hoff. Hamburg via Havre: jamaican, Br..
Highton. Liverpool; Darien. Br., Shacklock,
Liverpool; Alabama, Nor, Gjimre. Blue
fields
PORT EADS.-Arrived Strs. Arkadia,
Harvey. Porto Rico; Aquila, Nor, Ander-
sen. Cienfuegos; Galveston, Nor. Brdye.
Progresso; Vizcaina, Br., Macarthur Car
life; tug E. l. Russell, Port Arthur; tus
Higgins, Port Arthur. Sailed. Strs. Gyller
Nor. Alshager. Puerto Cortez; Robina, Br,
Adams, Rotterdam via Newport News; St
Gothard, Br., Smith. Rotterdam via Nor
folk; Beverly, Br. Rose, Port Limon; Alps
Ger. Reicks. Port Limon; Louisiana Hop
ner. Havana; FL Norte. Gardner. New York
bark Activa, Port. Bolts. Oporto.
MoBILE-Arrived: Strs. Helen. Nor
Severtsen. Puerto Cortez: Rylands. Dr., Dor
mand, Nowcastle-on-Tyne. Cleared: Strs
Truma, Nor, Morgensen, Cienfuegos; Es-
pana, Nor, Danielsen, Puerto Cortez; From
terra, Mex, ZaragoZa, Frontera; schr. Edith
and May. Burch. Barbarian. Cuba.
PORT TAMrA.-Arrived: Str, Monomoy
Br., Mann, Newcastle; schr. Harry F. Ha.
ward, Hopkins. Boston.
KEY WEST.-Arrived: Strs. Gussie, Olsen
Havana and sailed for Miami: Fanita
Thompson, Sagua la Grsnde and sailed fol-
Tampa; Neuces, Hix, Galveston and sailed
for New York; Miami, White. Havana and
sailed for Port Tampa.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New YORK. q, Ph,ladeIpb,a. a.

New York, June 25.-New York de-
feated Philadelphia today. Mcpherson
was a, bit wild. Wiltse was succeeded
by McGinnity and the latter was hit
seven times safely. Attendance, 5000.
R.H.E.
New York -. -. 800 321 oo"-9 IL 5
Philadelphia -. 100 100 004--6 10 2
Batteries-Wiltse, McGinnity and
Warner; Mcpherson and Doom and
Roth. Umpire, Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26

in return of the disease or in the
form of syphilitic rheumatism. I OPP
pose the use of mercury or potash in
the cure of this hideous disease. BY
my method every sore Is quickly re-
moved. so that no one can tell you have
the disease, and l will watch you so
carefully that your cure will be per-
feet
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26

For this sapping,
vital disease of the
nerves and blood I
have a cure that is
electrical in its eff
feet though COM
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26
REMARKABLE RESULTS.

The world. and business men espe-
cially, demand results. Read else
where in today's Advertiser some of
the remarkable results of methods ap-
piled at The University School for the
last seventeen years. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26

Cincinnati, June 25.-Corbett was
the easiest sort of a proposition for the
locals today all but one of the hits
made off him being clean drives. At
tendance, 5,210. RH E
Cincinnati :. .o3o OS2 2O'-10 IA 3
St Louis =. 900 200 600 . 2
Kellum and Harper and Peitz and
Schlei; Corbett and Mclean. Time,
Loo.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, o, Washington. 3.

Philadelphia, June 25.-Towensend
was effective today until the seventh
inning when he gave two bases on
balls and was hit safely four time for
five runs. Attendance, 6,531.
Philadelphia 1000 o1O o5"-6 .
Washington E. ...011 001 0OO-3 9
Batteries-Waddell and Shrek
Townsend and Clark. Time, 1:55.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26
Rectal
Diseases.

piles, assures. assesses, itching. bleed
ing, protruding and painful nerves and
blood vessels of the parts. While my
method for the cure of these diseases
is the acme of simplicity, yet is 1t sheer
quackery to say that a suppository
alone will cure. My treatment is COM
prehensive and has its effect not only
on the rectum, but on the entire con-
stitution, so that If with your rectal
trouble there is a complication of con-
stipation, weak heart, nervous debil-
ifX. etc that also will he cnred-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26

SAVANNAH, June 25.-Turpentlne firm.
52&: receipts. 645; sales. 1915 exports,
$50. Resin firm; receipts, 1852; sales 8.
966: exports. 1928. Quote: A. B, c, 2.551
g, 2. IS; H. 3 90; I, 3. 80: K. $40; NJ, 3.65;
N. $50; w G, 4.25: w w. 4.65.
CHARLESTON-Turpe firm, So: no
sales Rosin firm sales. Quote: A. B,
c. 2.45 d. 2.55; e. $50; f. 2 SIS; @, 2. 90;
/. 80; X. 800; NJ. 3.45; N, $40; w O.
4. 05; w w, 445.
wILMINGTON.-Turpen firm, So; re-
ceipts. so. Rosin nothing doing; receipts
223. Tar firm. 1 so; receipts. g. Crude tur-
pentine firm. 2.25, 400 and 4.25; receipts
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26
Urinary
Diseases.

a serious urinary disease. So closely
are the urinary organs and the repro
ductive parts allied that a disease of
one soon becomes a disease of the 9TH
err. I would like to demonstrate my
method for the cure of kidney and
bladder trouble, scalding. retention Of
urine, too frequent desire to urinatc,
pain in the bladder, weak back. etc.
The legions I have cured will speak
with favor of my treatment. but you
and others who suffer in this way can
surely be convinced by calling at my
nHna
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26

This terrible dis
ease. which Is
transmitted from
parent to child,
needs the closest
watching to effect
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26

The race between the four leaders
just now is the prettiest ever seen in
championship baseball struggle-by
taking three straights Little Rock
leads by a scant margin of two points
over the Pelicans who are only six
points ahead of Atlanta. Shreveport be-
ing only two points behind Atlanta,
Nashville is in fifth place only seven
teen points ahead of Memphis who has
pushed Birmingham to seventh place,
the Egyptians being only three points
ahead of Birmingham. Montgomery
is an even 100 points behind Birming-
ham and as these two teams meet Mon
day and Tuesday the result will be In
teresting. Montgomery and Birming-
ham are scheduled for game here this
afternoon, WIT the management stated
to The Advertiser yesterday that no
game would be played today leaving
only the two games to be played. There
will be a meeting of the Montgomery
Baseball Association today and 1t is
understood that there will be a shake
up of some kind in the local team. The
game at New Orleans and Shreveport
today will decide the leading positions
of Little Rock, New Orleans and
Shreveport for one. two. three, in the
pennant race. Yesterdays games
were:
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Savannah, June 25-Score: R.HE.
Savannah =. .....210 200 1915 s 0
Batteries-Welch and Holmes; Jones
and Shea
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Closely associat-
ed with the dis
eases of the gen.
ito-urinary sys-
tenn are rectal dis
eases, such as
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26

Boston, June 25.-Youngs lack of
speed and Williams's fast work at Sec
ond were the principal causes of Bos-
toms defeat. Attendance, 6,622.
Boston E. ........o0O o1O OO2-s 10 ,
New York ........100 101 Oils IL /
Batteries-Young and Criger; Ches-
bro and Mcclure. Time, 1:45.
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CINCINNATI PRoYIsInN

CINCINNATI. June 25.-Flour dull.
Lard steady, Gas.
Bulk meats steady T.37M.
Bacon firm, $50.
Whiskey quiet, 1.2s.
Sugar firm.
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WON in THE EIGHTH
GAME WAS ANYBoDY's UNTIL THAT
INNING.

with Two Out Bennett Throws wild
and Two Scores Come In and Won
the Game--Wiley Piatt was
Wild, Wilson was Steady.
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Nervous
Debility.

posed only of scientific medicines cou-
pied with an invention discovery of my
swn. My way of curing vital weakness.
lost manhood. spermatorrhea, prema-
turity, puny and shrunken organs.
emissions, indifference, inability and
Dther embarrassing conditions that con-
front the weak man is such as to con-
vince any man with a few days use
that he has finally found the right
cure 1 will tell you about this in fur
ther detail when you call on me, and
when you find yourself once again per-
manently restored in vitality you will
be glad you heard of me and my
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26

All persons wish
ing to see my
counsel and who
cannot call in per-
son at my Office
should write me.
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New Orleans
At Observation-Disclosures and Shreve-
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus. 4; Indianapolis, 6.
Louisville, 3; Toledo. 10.
St Paul. 8: Kansas City, 6.
Minneapolis Milwaukee postponed
rain
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COrrespOn.
denCe.

have so perfected my method of cure
that I am usually able to produce sat
isfactory results Sat a distance by cor
respondence, and then forwarding the
proper treatment for cure. My symp-
tom blank tells me your exact condi-
tion as faithfully as If you stood be-
fore me. and from this I am able to
compound a curative treatment. will
send these blanks free of charge on re-
quest and will also send to any in
quirer free of charge any of the fol-
lowing eight medical books telling how
I cure the various diseases and compIi-
cations, as follows: l. Diseases of the
vital organs; 2. Diseases of the throat
and lungs; 3. Diseases of women:
4. Private diseases of men; 5. Rheuma-
tism. bladder trouble, kidney disease;
6. Structure; Z. Varicocele: 8. Blood
poison. Send name and address for the
one you want; it viii be forwarded
NJ
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| X.Rays,EIec-
triCity, etc.

keep these facilities for the express
convenience Of my patients and so that
can ascertain with absolute accu-
racy any scientific fact and note posi-
lively every small condition governing
the disease. Doctors who have not
such facilities cannot be expected to
make a thorough examination of the
patiapt
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26

Charleston, June 25.-score: RH.E
Charleston =. 900 001 O0*-1 /
Batteries-Childs and Lehman; Lucas
and Roth.
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Men often lose
vitality and be-
come sufferers
from what Is
known as lost
manhood rOnu-o
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-26

1t is seldom that
a disease is purely
local. There are
usually reflex COM
plications. / take
note of this and
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lies

Just received one solid car
load of Window and Door
Screens. new designs, and
for sale at prices never before
known in Montgomery.
Special prices to dealers.
Mail Orders solicited.
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Blood
Poison.

a radical cure. otherwise hereditary
faint will be noticeable. The chief
symptoms are falling out of the hair.
eyebrows, copper-colored spots in the
mouth, rash on the body. sores and
scabs, looseniBg of the teeth swelling
Of the glands, general aches and pains.
etc. Unless you are cured scientifically
the result is sure to show in after years
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TREASURY BALANCES.


WASHINGTON. June 25.-Treasury bal
ances. S164,O6s,9 500; gold. $63.4ss. $50.
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81. Louis. June 25.-St. Louis de-
feated Cleveland today. The locals
fective in all but the second inning
Attendance, 1000. R.H.E.
Cleveland =. .....O20 900 OO0-2 i
Batteries-HoweH and Sugden; Dom
ahue and Bemis. Time, 1870. Umpire
OLoughlin and King.
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The veins of the
scrotum become
varicosed because
the blood entering
the organ is stag
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Structure.

fore thought possible. AS you know,
structure is invariably the result of i'm
perfectly cured venereal discharge, tho
careless use of strong injections, a
sudden strain or blow. The urethral
passage becomes blocked by a crusted
piece OF mucous membrane. 1t thus in
terferes with the reproductive act and
the urinary functions. Some doctors
attempt to burn structure out, others
attempt to cut it out. I am able by
my method to soften and dissolve 1t so
that its removal is attended with no
pain or discomfort, and once removed
your organs are in perfect order again.
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Reflex
Diseases.

provide treatment to cure completely.
so that the cure shall be thorough and
lasting. This includes rheumatism IN
any form, any uric acid disease, dis
eases of the heart, stomach, liver.
lungs, kidneys. bladder. skin. nerves or
muscles. When l undertake to cure
you intend to cure you completely so
that you shall have reason to proclaim
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,
Jacksonville, June 25.-score:

R.H.E.
Macon =. ....... 900 900 1000 8 4
Jacksonville :. 700 02O 1915 .
Batteries-Segar and Quinn; Suggs
and Robinson.
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Detroit. June 25.-While Mullin was
puzzling Chicago batters today the To-
calls were hitting Owen in punches.
1000. RH p
Detroit E. ....oO2 100 100 IL
Chicago =. .......100 900 1902 s 0
Batteries-Mullin and Buelow; Owen
and Sullivan. Umpire, Connolly. Time.
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My new method
will dissolve a
structure in q
shorter space OF
time than hereto
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Nashville, Tenn, June ESPECIALLY
In Just one inning the Fishermen let
down in the game Saturday afternoon
and the Pretzels took advantage of the
balloon trip.
That was in the eighth. and when it
had all been figured out Montgomery
had chalked up three runs. enough to
win the game. There have been few
games at Athletic Park this season as
exciting as that which Montgomery
took from Nashville on Saturday. The
final score was to 3 and from the
time play started until the last man
was out ii was close and exciting, the
sort of game that keeps grandstand
and bleachers on tip-toes. 1t was a
game unusually free from bad decis-
ions for while Umpire Pfeninger had
a number of close plays to pass upon.
he did what he thought was right. The
Pretzels had their luck with them and
while they were out-played in all but
the one fatal inning, still that single
inning did the work.
Plat was again in the box for the
Fishermen and except for his generos-
ity in the matter of bases on balls, he
pitched a splendid game. As it was he
held the Pretzels down 90 five hits.
On the other hand. Frank Wilson.
sometimes called "Zeke," was batted
for nine safeties, including a pair of
two baggcrs and a brace of Triples.
He also gave up four bases on balls.
but the Pretzels won. Montgomery
got into the run business early in the
strife. Wordsworth, the man who bats
at Il TlEHt dnBie, IEOlteu 10 IFSl on
four bad ones, was sacrificed one lap
on the journey by Busch, made third on
q fly to right field and scored when
Lowney passed Jansing's grounder.
The Fishermen picked up the pace in
the third inning. Russell hit for two
bases. made third on Knolfs grounder
to Pabst, and sprlnted home on Low
ney's single. Then in the fifth the
Fishermen took the lead and held it
until the eighth. Bennett hit safe in
the fifth, Wiseman hunted him to sec
field hit.
1t was a game of see-saw from then
until the eighth dawned. In this inning
it looked as though the Fishermen had
it all their way but they did not. Two
men went out in quick order on flies to
left and center. Then Delehanty hit a
grounder to Andrews at first, which he
failed to handle and the little sorrel-
top fielder was safe. lansing drew a
free pass and Clark hit safe scoring
Delehanty. Hollngsworth was also
first and then Pabst hit a hot grounder
to Bennett. Pug fumbled the ball.
then threw it TO first, but it went wild
and two men crossed the plate. Ev-
erybody but Montgomery said oh N.Y.
but ii didn't do any good.
In Nashville's half of iAhe eighth,
with two men out FeldhTus hit for
three bags and Andrews brought him
in with a single. 1t looked good in
the ninth for the Fishermen when Piatt
lead off with a two-bagger. He got to
man was given his base on halls. Then
Russell and Knoll popped up easy foul
flies to lansing, which ended the game.
The official score:
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All callers at my
office have the free
use of my X-Ray
and various static
and faradic cleo
trical machines. l
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Enlarged
Prostate.

rear OF the sexual organs, becomes en-
larged and pressing on the bladder
causes ii to empty itself too frequently
Owing TO the fact, also, that the semi
nal vesicles are Enclosed in the pros
trate, an enlargement of this organ Is
liable to produce sexual weakness,
emissions, premature discharge. etc.
Men past 40, and often younger, have
these sexual and urinary troubles but
few know they are caused by enlarged
PROSTATE. I have within the last few
years perfected a method that cures en-
iarged PROSTATE in a novel and simple
way. stops all Inflammation and makes
the organ and all that is dependent on
It for health perfectly normal again,
and when that 1t done you are safely
cured for all time,