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Middletown transcript., 1904-07-23
New CASTLE CoUxTY, IS.
TIE STATE OF DELAWARE,
or NEW CASTLE CnIINrN

To THE SHERIFF OF New CASTLE COUNTY
GREETING:
Whereas, Mary A. Warrick by
her Petition to the Judges of ouI
Superior Court filed in the office
of the Prothonotary OF said Court
in and for New Castle County,
[Seal] for the cause of complaint there
in alleged, has made application
to our said Judges that a decree
may be pronounced dissolving
the marriage existing between
the Petitioner and Benjamin F.
Warrick.
We, therefore, command you, as you
were heretofore commanded that you
summon Benjamin F. Warrick that he
be and appear before the Judges of our
said Court at the next term thereof to be
held at Wilmington, on Monday, the
Nineteenth day of September next to an
swer the allegations of the said petitioner,
Mary A. Warriek according to the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provid-
ed, and also to do and receive what the
Court shall then and there consider
concerning him in this behalf as to
the Court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions of the said Act Of As
sembly.
And have you then there this writ.
v il Hess tire ffttIoratIfft GiIas. B. LORE
at Wilmington, the Sixth day of July A.
D. nineteen hundred and four.
FRANK L. SPEAKMAN,
Issued July l4th, 1904 Prothonotary.
Middletown transcript., 1904-07-23

Stock and p ultry have few
troubles which are not bowel and
liver irregularities. Black
Draught Stock and Poultry Medi-
cine IS q bowel and liver remedy
for stock. 1t puts the organs Of
digestion in a perfect condition.
Prominent American breeders and
farmers keep their herds and fiocks
healthy by giving them an occa-
sional dose Of Black Draught Stock
and Poultry Medicine in their
food. Any stock raiser may buya
25-cent haIf-pound air-tight can
Of this medicine from his dealer
and keep his stock in vigorous
health for weeks. Dealers gener-
ally keep Black -Draught Stock and
Poultry Medicine. If yours does
not, send Is cents for q sample
can to the manufacturers. The
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
Middletown transcript., 1904-07-23
nnnuur1n "a Lam. 80. IL

RocHxLLE, Ga, Jan. 80, 1901.
Black-Draught Stock and Poultry
Medicine lie tie best ever tried. Our
stock was looking bad when you sent
me the medicine and now they are
getting 90 fne. They are looking 20
per cent. better.
q. r. BRoCKTNGToN.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25

xAo-aay's card at the Fair Grounds seems
70 show on. moderately good bet-and
that is Sambo--for first money in the
fourth race.
Sambo is in with two entries which
favor soft going and who like the route
fairly we'll. They are South Breeze and
Jack Young. South Breeze commence"
slowly her last out. finished strongly and
would have won with a good ride. AS II
was, Perkins sot her cut of a. couple OF
times and gave Ne!os the long end OF
tho purse.
The distance. however, was a mile and
three-si1teenths on that occasion To-day
1t is q mile and seventy yards. JACK
Young likes the route. and Mauser has
good Southern record behind him But
on SaInbo's comparatively easy win ~, IN
the Inaugural. it appears AZ II civil
horse could be depended upon iot H'st
Place and show betting is likely TO be
Of little moment in this race, but JACK
Young and South Breeze seem best. IN
the order named, the formers fondneSs
for the distance and liking for toler.toly
heavy gpins appearing 10 put the claims
Of the Calm mare IN the shade.
COSTIGAN IN FIRST.
Costigan looks best in the opening race,
with Joe kelley in second place They
hnEheo III tnis oruei, e'SiAS "'-SHNNN'
over a fast track u week ago. SATURDAY.
The three pounds off Joe Kelley to-day
should not make up the three lengths
which separated them on that occasion,
and 1t appears as if Costigan should Win.
Joe Kelley deserves mention next IN Or
DER. and The Druggist may be tnlrd.
In the second race. at five IurionSs,
Knowledge's speed and Tristan Shandy's
ability TO plough through heavy gong
should prove strong factors Tower ran a
good race on a heavy track his last out
and ought TO be in the money to-day 1t
is a very open race, with such entries as
Matt Wadleigh and Lucian seeming pos
sIbilities for getting in the money, but the
three mentioned look best i'll the order
Auimosa looks best in the third race on
his easy win of last Tuesday. He gal
loped over some good ones in that race.
but is opposed to strong contender In
CLANCY Ifhe Civil colt showed such in
different form in the Woodlands stake.
ns,r Dotase should get third money.
Flora Bright got of badly in the hfth
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
PIONEERS DEFEAT ALTON GIRLS.
Win Exciting Game of basket Ball by
Score of 10 to q.

The Pioneer Girls basketball team Of
this city defeated the Alton team at Alton
Saturday in a hotiy contested game by the
score OF 10 to 6.
This is the second time that the st.
Louis girls have defeated their Illinois
opponents. In the game here between tho
teams on March 28 the score was 16 to
8. in favor Of the Pioneers
The Alton team showed improved form
since the last time the teams met, and
took the lead in the first half OF the
game. The score at the end OF the period
was to in their favor After ten
minutes the Pioneers got together. and by
clever team work succeeded in winning.
After the game the Pioneer team was
entertained by the Alton girls at Nor
ris." where speeches Were made by Miss
Grace Craig Miss Estelle Wolf and Miss
y. Roppert. Martin Delaney and j. II.
Hickey, principal Of the Alton High
school.
The teams had tho following line-ups:
Pioneers,Miss Grace Craig, right guard:
Miss Mabel Meters. left guard: Miss
Frances Cunningham: center: Miss Jean
sehwaner. left guard: Miss Elsie Kramer,
guard. -Alton-aIiss Matte Bowman right
guard: Miss Esteile Wolf left guard: Miss
Lula Warner, center; Miss Regina l-eyser
center: Miss Emily De Monbreum. right
guard; Miss Carrie Shelton, left guard.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Chicago, April s4.-St Louis displayed
fine form throughout to-day's game and
defeated the Chicago Microbes by the
score Of 10 in a game that was full of
anxiety. Neither side scored after the
fourth inning. Dunieavy showed greater
ability in the box and struck out twice as
many men as Brown. though the hits we're
even. Holmes for Chicago allowed five
stolen bases two resulting in runs.
The Cardinals started the ball rolling in
the second inning by making three SEN
sational runs. Beckiey made a base hit
and stole second. Shay got a base on
balls. Burke was hit by Brown and
forced Shay TO second Barclay then flied
out 10 left field. Barclay did not bat
far, nor we're there any errors made. but
it seemed an interminable time before the
ball got into Catcher Holiness hands. The
fans began to wall. and they wept when.
after Dunleavy got to first on an error of
Mccarthy snd Bysrs stole second. Burke
yne sa so tbe
Eyers started upon the last Of the third
by Disappointing the fans with an out.
a base on balls. This only increased his
nervousness, and he also gave Holmes q
base on balls. which forced Jones 10 sec
Ortd.
1t fell to the lot Of Brown to cover him
self with glory. With q crack which
could be heard in the far-away bleacherS
he knocked the ball out into center neld
and Jones and Holmes came in with ease.
Brown succeeded In getting as far as
second base.
ENTHUSIASM RUNS HIGH.
Enthusiasm by this time ran high and
when s1asle knocked the ball to left field,
bringing Brown home, the fans hugged
each other for joy. Then Slagie attempted
to steal second base, but failed
Barclay opened the fourth inning with .
hit to left field and got to second on
flelder's choice. After Byerss out, Dun
leayy made long hit to left field. Bar
clay was just able to cross home on thie.s
and to many spectators it looEsd as
though Holmes put him out.
No more runs were scored after the
fourth inning. After the Microbes sue
ceeded in putting out three of the Cardi-
nails in succession it looked as il the Chi
cago leaguers had regained their form.
and the crowd began TO shout encourage
ment, but Casey proved q damper TO the
situation by striking out with the bases
full and two men out At no time after
that had Chicago a possible show to win
the game.
Tinker distinguished himself in the
ninth by making an extremely hard
catch and assisting in the put-out Of
Farrell.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
RICE LEADS OWNERS AT UNION.
Orleans Has Won Greatest Number
of Races During Meeting.

BY virtue Of hard honing In the early
winter and spring. dint of racing and an
apparently omnipotent final preparation
and some luck. Captain Rice's horses are
in such good form that he leads the win
ming owners at Union track by a very
comfortable margin.
Orleans has won the largest number of
races. He has won more than twice as
much money as his nearest competitor.
Alfred Bellew. ]. F. Daniels did well for
his three days with the Union Club.
Erbe's two races and a second or two
gives the energetic Wrinkles" 81. 900 to his
credit.
The good mud runner, Miss Gould. helps
Sanders & Mumford to the same amount.
Golden Flower. Jim Ferrin and Eliza Dill
lon are Mrs. Browns breadwinners. In
its eight days racing the Union Club has
given away So. 500 to owners. The list of
those who have won s1Oo and up follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
CIVIL FIRST At KINLOCH.
Snmbo Chief Bread-Winner-Bak
Next With Purxcs.

Pat Civil is off with running start
in the race for the emoluments of racing
at the Kinloch meeting. In the seven
days on which racing has been given at
the Fair Grounds, his horses have won
$s740. more than half Of which. of course,
was earned by Sambo when he won the
inaugural. that race alone accounting for
5000 OF the stables earnings up to date.
G. c. Baker is second. with $3.50. of
which Broomhan andle has won $500. Ali
those who have won $500 or more follow.
Winning owners at Kinloch meeting:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
BROOKLYN 8, PHILADELPHIA O.
Police Make Arrests for Violation Of
the Sunday Law.

New York. April a4-At the outset of the
baseball game between the Philadelphia
and Brooklyn League teams at Washing
ton Park. Brooklyn. to-day. the police ar
rested Pitcher Poole and Catcher Jack
litsch Of the home team and Frank Roth
Of the Philadelphia team. after the first
had pitched the second ball. They were
charged with violation Of section 76o of the
ing and other public sports on the first
day of the week. Manaser Hanlon of the
Brooklyn club then substituted Thatcher
and Ritter as the local battery and the
game proceeded without further interrupt
ton: Brooklyn won. to s. Attendance.
IA on Score.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
Game stopped by Rain.

Columbus, o.. April %.-Ra!n stopped the
Columbus Minneapolis game to-day in the last
half Of the fifth inning. with ths score : to in
favor of Minneapolis. The locals were at bat.
and there was out. when the rain came
down so hard that 1T caused n stampede OF the
bieachers crowd. and they swarmed across the
field in a rush for cover. The umpire called
the game on account OF rain. but Manager
Watkins will protest it, claiming that had the
field been kept clear, the fifth inning could
have been finished The attendance was SOS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25

race of the opening day. She was shui-
fled around bit at the start AND cam
strongly towards the close. Although she
led into the stretch by a good margin, she
tired from her efforts and Semper NiNaN
beat her out. At the same weight 10. .
day she looks best. Dawson ana StraGef
should be next in order.
Echodale should win onee more IN me
sixth, provided he starts. On Il SOFT track
likely 10 prevail to-day. he seems nhSh
the best Sid Silver looks next best.
At Union Track.
The condition OF the track to-day Is 10
be figured with as much allowance as the
rather cut-up fields in six races at the
Union track. What horse did weeks
ago. at some other track under other con-
ditions and his first out here. makes i
diagnosis of the situation Bit difficult.
There is no particular feature race to-
day. The short field in the fourth. with
Paul Whaley, probably the best sprinter at
the track, naturally commends special at
tention. Paul Whaley has nothing TO beat
except Tempt. The latter is mudder.
and won at the Fair Grounds recently.
brotherhood ran good race the other
day, but does not class with Whaley and
Tempt.
Palm Reader looks best In the first
race, although he will carry top weight.
IL pounds. He ran second TO Martins ut
the Fair Grounds recently. He appears
so much the best that he should appeal
to the Specuia;or. st. Noel put up poor
race Saturday, but may do better to-day.
1t will likely be between Lord Hei.mence Q
and Lillanette for show none-. Lord
Eermence has chance if he is in form.
1t IS six months since lie had race.
Yo San has been cutting up at the post
and is on the schooling list. she ran "A
number Of good races at Hot Springs,
but does not seen to be at herself here.
The race is five and one-hald furlongs
and with fifteen pounds more weight. he
beat much better field yesterday. To.
miane'S last race juStfisS the forecast OF
second place and Equity lOouks good
third at long price.
GATES AND ERBE.
W. B. Gates and Erbe Will meet in the
fourth race.
Gates's form Is so untrue that no one
can place him This, justifies prediction
that Erbe will win. Hegira Will likely be
scratched, and in that event Aegin. at the
distance, looks good to show. II her price
is attractive it may not be a bad bet to
play her across the board.
The fifth race will be between Bear
hunter and Golden Flower. The former is
due TO win. Golden Flower picks up six
teen pounds over her last out. while
Bearhunter drops few pounds and has
her racing. Mayoress and Chicarra
should be sharp contenders for third
money.
El Ghor should repeat his good race of
Saturday and win the sixth event. al
though Inspector Shea has shown form,
4 liking OF the going and improvement in
each race. Bar I<e Duo possibly upset
things.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
CHICAGO S, CLEVELAND 4.
White SOx Make Sensational Finish,
Winning in the Ninth.

Chicago. April 2i.--The White Sox made
a grea. finish in the ninth inning. With
two out and man on third, Hess hit
Holmes and passed Jones. filling the bases.
Callahan hit over Lush's head for two
bases. scoring three runs. He scored the
winning run on Green's double to right.
6
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
NASHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES
Contestants for Interscholnstic Meet
Selected In Preliminary.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nashville. H.. April 24-The preliml.
nary athletic contest Of the Nashville High
School track team was held at South Side
Park yesterday afternoon. The following
will represent the local school at the meet
ing OF the Southern Illinois Athletic and
Oratorical Association to be held in Du-
quoin May G:
1Oyard dash-Phiilip Reither and Waldo
Finile.
5o-yard dass,-Phiilip Reither and Waldo
Finke.
2se,yard dash-Edsar Pence and Phillip
ssD-yard run-Ieon Courtney and Paul
Meyer
Shot put-Wiiiiam Borders and Albert Watts.
Discus hurl-Wiiiam Borders and Albert
Standing broad iump-Edgar Pence and Waldo
Finke.
Running broad jump-Albert Watts and Ed
High jump Edgar Pence and William Bor-
Running hop. step and jump-Albert Watts
Relay race-AIbett Watts. William Borders.
Edgar Pence and Waldo Fihke.
Hurdle race-HarTy Gewe and William Bor-
Pole vau.:-wiliiam Ralney and Albert Watts.
Good records were made in all the events
especially in the dashess and weights, and
The team will be captained by William
Borders. Paul G. Meyer is manager The
team has been coached by Professor J.
fettIe.
The contest for the intellectual entries
have been held and the following have
been successful: Defamation. Gertrude
Shenwell: grafton. William Washburn:
quartet. Albert Watts, Edgar Pence and
the Misses Pearl Stapleton and Katharyn
Watts.
A delegation of scholars from this CRY
will accompany the contestants. The as
scciatior comprises the high schools of
Mcieansboro. Mount Vernon. Nashville.
Benton and Duquoin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CINCINNATI 9, PITTsBURG 5.
Reds Capture Game by Desperate
Rally In the Ninth.

Cincinnati. O.. April 24-The Cincinnati ii
Nationals won to-day's game from Pitts
Twice in the ninth Cincinnati had the
bases full. their first run in this inning be-
ing brought across on a force-out at sec
center by Corcoran that would have been
good for three bases if necessary. Dclan
injured his ankle by falling near second.
Lever was put out OF the game for
mildly assault.ng Umpire Johnstone. At
tendance. H2S. Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
JAMAICA SELECTIONS.

REPTBLTC SPECIAL
track
First Race-High Ball. Young Henry. Major
Pelham.
Second Race-Gaviota. The Don. Cncinnatus.
Third Race-St. Bc.lane, Aelrose, Panama
nian.
Fourth Race-Rosetint. Oarsman, Major
Daingerfield.
Fifth Raoe-tsilpin. Fireball. Soladay.
Sixth Race-BrEadier For Luck, Tom Kelley.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25

Nine boxing and four wrestling bouts will be
pulled off at the Business Mems Gymnasium
tonight. together with the finals OF Saturday
nights bouts. The following entries will be
Put on:
Carl Cain. los: o. r Kirk, 115 ". Hickey Ts:
J. Okeefe. 12S: George knebel. lc5: joe
1s2: Joe Lydon 1ss: George Grupp, 1ss: Jack
Ashley. 1as: Oscar Jurxens; rS: J; Leddsn. Is:
doiph Krieder, lss; Oscar JurSens. 15s.
MISUNDERSTANDING Stevens: lis pounds; Gus
r NJ Philips. heavy weight: Charles Ensie-
bright. 1i5: Fred Honseman. I45.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
BALZHEISER AND WHITE ARE TIED
Beth Have Won Five Games Each in
state Chnmpionahip Pool Tourney.

Maurice BalZheiser and Claude White
are tied for first place in the State cham
IiOnship pool tournament at the Broad
way, with score of five won out of as
many games. Frank Ely is second. with
four wins, and Henry James, Jesse Leon
Ed Doud and Albert Howe are tied for
third place. Maurice Balzheiser and
Henry Jones will play tonight
The standing:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
.Batted for Duegleby in the ninth

'Batted for Duggleby In the ninth.
Brooklyn yn.......-..-9 Sos Io5 80
First base on errors-Philadelphia l. Left on
bases-Rrooklyn Z. Philadelphia I. First base on
bv puxrIeSy bIt.LmisH na.en;r
Ritter !. Two-base hits-Dobhs l. Dillon !.
Woverton ]. Sacrifice hits-Dufy ]. Gleason ].
Doom J.. Stolen bases-Stnng l. Sheckard i
wolverton I; Titus l. Double plays--R'tter and
haSe wild pl'eh.,nTsatchsr ,i Passed
Of game-One hour and fifty minutes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
'Batted Tor Fiaherty.
winning run with two OFT

/ 'Batted for F'iaherty.
winning run with two out.
Chicago .................0 -
CieSSiann ....-..........-s . o D q e-4
Left bases-Chicago O. Cleveland D. Two
base hits-Calahan I, Green /. Davis ]. Iajoie
]. Flick |. I.ukh l. Sacrifice hits-Cireen ].
Stolen bases-Green ]. Donahue !. Double
piayx-Tsnnehll and Donahue 1. Struck out-By
t1aharty >. by Hess 4. base on balls-On Hess
2. Wild pitches-E1aherty l. HI; with ball
Homes. Time-One hour and twenty -fce min
utes. Cmpre-Sheridan.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25

st. truis - ! q
Detroit -......-..0 0 / . 0 %
base hits-Gremnger 9. Wallace !. Sscriic hits
-Heidrick 2. Padden 1. Stolen hases-W allace
]. Bemphi!l !. killian l. Hit By pitcher-By
Kiiian. Sudhofs. Bases on balIs-Off SudhoH
z. off Killian 3. Strike outs-By Sudhof =. by
k!llian 4. Left on bases-St. Louis 9. Detroit
8. Time Of game-Two hours and twelve min
utes. Cmpire-O'LauChlin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
two on. when winning run was scored.
s3afted for Eelllfnl

two out When winning run was scored.
sBatted for Kellum.
Cincinnati ................0 : o . 2I6
Pittsburg .....-.-.-....0 0 Q-5
Earned rurs-Cincinnati 2. Pittsburg l. TWO
base hits-Steinfeldt !. Clarke !. Three -base
hjts-Stenfedt !, Carisch !, Clarke /. Kruger
!. Sacrifice hits-kellsy J.: Bransield 1, Leach
nour I. Dolan I. Kelley l. Wagner J. Double
plays-KelIey to. Hugsins 1: iSansheid Cunas.
sisted) 1. First base on balls-On Lever l. oil
Pteister 2. or Sutthof 3. OF Lee 4. Struck out
BY sut,hon !. by Pf.ister ]. by Lee !. Wild
pitches-Pfeister / Time-rwo hours and
fifteen minutes. Umpire-Mr. Johnstone.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
NASHVILLE SELECTIONS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nashville. Tenn. April 2i.-Selections:
First Race-Big Ben, Fo,es. Bergers. Oui Oui.
Secnnd Race-Giidei Lady. Sayolr Faire. Gal
lon OF.
Third Race-Bank Street. Free Admission Sa-
rilla.
Fourth Ruce-Goicn Link, Fallea, Lee
Planter.
Fifth Race-Class, Lady Lavish. Coruscate
Sixth Race-J. Sidney Walker, Sparrow Cop.
Frank Kenny.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
cr,,,.Ler and Weinberg Tied.

George Gundaker and ". Weinberg are tied
for first place in the straight rail handicap bill
lard tournament at the Hauser. Lynn c. Doyle
and Louis Koch are tied for seconu place. Inc
standing:
playery Won. Lost.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25

Players.
SCHEDULE.

Monday-Koch (I.5, VS.. Shay c9O).
Tuesday-C1eaver (lo> VI. WALLACE 800.
Observation-Disclosures ne5) vs.. Doyle (55).
Thursday-wainberg CSsl va. Burgher (10J.
Friday-Smith CO., VI. Baker G0).
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25

"App:entice aIIoWanCe CIaimcd.
REPUBLIC SELECTIONS
First Race-Paim Reader. ST. Noel, Lillian
cite.
Second Race-Jim Ferrin. J1omane. Equity.
Third Race-Erbe. W L. Gates Aegin.
Fourth Rsce-Paul whaiey. Tempt, Brother
hood.
Firth Race Bear Hunter. Golden Flower
MayoreSs
Sixth Race-Ei Ghor. Inspector Shea. Bar ie
Due.
To-Dny's Jamaica Entries.
New York. April ai.-Entres for Mondays
races at Jamaica:
First race handicap. 3-year-olds and upward.
si I'm
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
SAMBO AND PAUL WHALEY MAY WIN
IN HEAVY GOING AT TO-DAY'S RACES

PAT Cyls Well the Fair Grounds, While Nha
Union Should w III
Race kinoch Meeting and Flora Bright the Fifth
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25

MONDAYS KISIDCH SELECTIONS.
First Race-Costigan, Joe Kelley. The Drug
g.st.
Second Race Tristan Shandy. knowledge.
Tower.
Third Eace-Animos CLANCY. Dotage.
Fourth Race SaInbc Jack Young, South
Breeze.
Fifth Race-FIora Bright. Dawson. Sirader
Sixth Racs-EchcIale lsoft track. sid Silver
(fGst traCk,.
TO-Dny's Nashville Entries.
Nashville Tenn. Apri! 2i-Eu;ries for Mon
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
To-day. Oakland Entries

IOsD1y'S uuhIhhu E-uaFiSS.
San Francisco. April 24.-E:ntries for Monday
First racA selling ak and a half fIrlongs
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
BLOOD POISON.
STRUCTURE,
vARICOCELE,
Nervous Decline, Pile 8, Rupture,
Hydrocelo and Diseases Of tho Kid.
neys, Bladder and Prostate Gland,

There Is absolutely no patchwork about
the results of the course of treatment 1
give FOR each Of the diseases l make n
specially. for soon after beginning my
treatment every symptom of disease dis
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-25
TO-DAY'S ENTRIES AT LOCAL
AND FOREIGN RACE TRACKS,

Ktnloch Entries.
trst race. four fur!ongs. e-year-old maidens.
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To-Dny's Nashville Entries.

Nashville. Tenn. April 2i.-En'ries for Mon
day:
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Union Track Entries.
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pride of Goose Hollow" Steals
Home While Catcher losses
Ball to the Pitcher.

National League.