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The Morris County chronicle., 1905-01-31
MARTIAL LAW IN WARSAW.
Strikers Destroy Part Of city's Electric
Light Plant.

Strikers Destroy Fart OF Citys Electrtc
Light Plant.
While there seems to have been com
plete restoration of order in st. Peters
burg and Moscow conditions at War
saw continue to go from bad to worse,
Estimates of the killed ana wounded
in consequence of collisions between
mobs and soldiers place the number at
160 The bakers being on strike bread
is at famine prices in Warsaw, and at
tempts to break into stores there have
caused numerous collisions with the
military. The finding of revolvers OF
uniform make on many of the rioters
arrested affords confirmation of recent
reports that revolutionary agitators
have been smuggling arms in anticipa-
tion of an outbreak.
Warsaw, Lodz and Petrokoff havebeen
placed under the operation of the law
for the strict maintenance of public or.
der. The government buildings and
large factories are guarded by troops.
Part of the electric light plant has
been destroyed by strikers. The au-
thorities have taken charge Of the wa.
terworks, electric light and gas plants
and serious trouble is anticipated.
1t is asserted that the official tale OF
the dead through the recent conflict be
tween the strikers and troops at Riga
is far short of the actuality, many hay
ing perished in an attempt to cross the
river Oh the ice when, the soldiers open,
ed fire. the ice breaking and the water
engulfng the fugitivessf ~.
In the last week 100000 soldiers Of
all arms have been poured into Mos
cow, but even this stupendous dis
play of power has not prevented sew
eral attempts to fire government build
ings. ~ Naselghl as
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-01-31
Improved Musical Text Book

Mrs, Fairchild Plume. Of Orange. has
devised a new kindergarten method of
teaching the pianoforte. which has just
been issued in neat pamphlets form. She
has illustrated the work in novel and al
tractive manner-one that will appeal di-
rectly to the interest OF young pupils, and
at the same time give them pleasure as
well as instruction. It sells for 70 CENTS
and Is on sale at Runyon's Book Store.
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-01-31
ENEY GRUPELLI
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Italian Labor Furnished
l FLAGLER ST.
Telephone 302i Morristown. n. J
NOTICE

NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that we. Frank
~ Q. Piper and Bertram r, Piper, part
ners. trading as Piper Brothers" of the
Town of Morristown, will make applica-
tion to the Board of Excise Commissioners
within and for the Town OF Morristown at
their next regular meeting to be held on
Wednesday evening, February 8th, 1905, TO
have the license TO sell and expose tor sale
TO five gallons. any malt, fermented, ,vtnous
and spirituous liquors at No IL, Market
street. in Morristown. New Jersey, which
which was granted to John r. Piper on
March 9th 1904 transferred TO us for the
unexpired term thereof
Dated January 26, A. d., 1905
FRANK q. PIPER.
BERTRAM r. PIPER.
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-01-31
Notice of Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the ac--
~ counts of the subscriber, guardian OF
Richard Wilday, q lunatic. will be audited
and stated by the Surrogate. and reported
for settlements to the Orphans Court OF
the County of Norris, on Monday. the
twentieth day of February next.
d Dated January 18th, 1896
WILLIAM WALLACE COOK,
28 Guardian, Whippany, N. j.
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-01-31

Chicago trains daily, going West 2.54 p M, East
2.IO p. m. Stop only for western passengers.
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-01-31
NEW JERSEY AND PENNSYLVANIA R. R

Trains leave Morristown for all stations to
Whitehouse. p, L, q W. Station, 40 a. m.
Watnong Station 9.l0 a. M, $50 B. M reach,
ng Whitehouse at ll.40 a. m and Zoo D. M
Leave Brookside for Morristown, g 10 a. rr
6,45 p. M ~ 80
Leave Mendham for Morristown, sos a. m.
and 400 p. M: for Whitehouse, 1905 a. IN. and
L Leave Whitehouse for Morristown. TOO and
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-01-31
sooks BOUGHT

Books, Small or large collection Of
old books bought. VIII call, city or
country Address Books, 109 Adams
ST.. Brooklyn, n, Z
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-01-31
Notice of Settlement.

NOTICE IL hereby given that bhe ac
~ counts OF the subscribers, Executors
Of Lewis o. Stiles, deceased, will
be audited and stated by the Surrogate,
and reported for settlement to the Or
phans' Court of the County of Morris, on
Monday, the Twentieth day Of February
next.
Dated January 16th 1905.
SARAH VIRGINIA STILES.
GUY MINTON.
GEORGE WALKER JENKINS,
% Executors, Morristown, N. j.
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-01-31
GaskeIl'S Compendium Of Forms

Gives information almost subject
aphy history geography etiquette politics. literature -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-04-02
WOMAN, At g, on
1,000-M|LE TRIP
Neither Weight OF Years Nor
Fatigue Of Long Journey
Crushes Her Spirits Mar
vels in Every Mile.
REPCBLiC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPEC1AlA
Chicago. April LAT the threshold Of her
hundFetlth year. 3arsl Marv G. Jones of
Northboro. Mass. laughed and chattsa
with the clation cf . girl when she n.
Rived 1t the resjdence of Louis b Fay.
No. - Forty-eighth street. nose the
WORSE for . thourand-mile trip west.
With her came her br0eher.in-laW. 10
seph 7. Fay. who. being only .. b . youth
compared with her. But Mn! Jones en-
dured the trip better than Id 10r. Fay.
and she walked with little effort ~ the
two niShts Of stairs to the Fay apartment.
The aged couple we're accompanied from
Nosthboro by Mr.. Fay o. chicago. Who
has cared for the two for SIX months. pre-
pairing them for the trip to her home.
where they win live. They boarded m
electric car in Eosthboro and transfesFed
In Worcester to The through train witch
brought them to Chic1eo.
OF the trip. HGrs. Jooes-who dimiy ~
members the War % Isl2-talked only IN
words Of exclamation. but llrs. Fay sid
the aged woman slept scarcely . wink for
pleasure st looking throsRh the windows
1t the panorama. lor. FAy WaO nervous o.
the jouTesy.
Aunt Mary. you'll never catch me in .
mouse trap tke that aeaiu." - soid - -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-04-02
TRAINING OF YOUTHFUL TR0TTERS
REQUIRES A SPECIAL EXPERT CLASS
Task UveOpin. Thoroughbred iounGser mas
much ms Artificial When High Speed 10
ReachedNot.~ Who Have Succeeded in This o.
cupati"n

Men who have attained more or less
Success with aged ,rott.rs may h. NUM-
,r,eJ by th.. score. hu: 'he number or
th.,c rl," nay. proved Themselves sIc-
.e>sfui trainers % colts is comparatively
email col, training is a. widely din'r-
.rt from tho training 81 age! horses As
.,.rsery /. from far practice ~ medicine
II 10, in,ic.d th. nu- a.; of horse training
4, which success requires SPECIAL ADAPT
ABILITY.
TT. trainer cr thoroughbred youngsters
mus. Of necessity. !iiec; f-< r"'k FROM
,i,. ground. ,.,e mechanical; par: hSire lcfS
4. .ae ~A-.-.s- 10y. without Saiisat!:S
or dLscc,.,,ing &c skill required Z" irinS
n q oryughSr.J ycgnsr;"r from hi -.ta-
rag" 1, STAKE material. - IN 10 ~,sc E3-
rf.xirna,-- ;sa, r.au:; .d % = froi;inS
s-sa.e; wie -uacs..:aily rs-iais 4 colt :"r
,tir Fu.-.it, S:.a.s. I'~sy,te the nA;1-1!
s.-ll.1s.,oa - :s-:, ss'rs al. ~"N oTcS.
,riis .,,h.!-.t 10 n.urs Jr luss extent. :is
S..s.i~ Sc, largely s:i.rtrai and ss .'ci.
,c,ri,-s shc rr.s a.-tit,cs cf . r:scasa'c 20
>.si.ii~h and <r.I:.o:
.'S:.-.i i;o->-s s,a.s Gco'. r-tver>." Na-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-04-02

Arrangements have been eompleted By
the Tennis Committee Of the Tfipse A for
several tournamense to BE- held during the
season on the courts Of the Forest Park
club.
An announcement has been made tc the
eject that the q. l1Ouis Amateur Athletic
Association b the laSHest teanis club n
the country. having fourteen courts.
The date for the STATE touFnamsnt for
the championship q Missouri hes been N.
nouneesl for July ,. The sanction Of. the
National Lawn Tennis Association has
been secured. and the winner Of tlsis
tournament viii Be the legitimate cham
rsOn Of tfe state.
Amer this tourney II ended The eisy
tournament Win be started. she Assa sees
to Be- played N Labor Day. This prom
ises to he one a the closest In years. ~
many bright tennis stars have been d.
ve:oped recently.
TOWard the close q the season a round
robin tournament viii be held. THIS VIM
lse abO;Is October. Hvcry contestant Will
be compelled to play every other player in
~. toscrnament. and the player winning
most xames after hs has met all others
will be the winner.
This sort Of tos,rnament b looked upon
as being more decisive of superiority than
any other.
While the BIG tournaments are In
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-04-02

iorg been an axiom % the ;r0t;inE turf.
bu: whatever application this may have
with reference to aged horses. II can only
In rsmn,. instances be applied to colt frct-
tors. Aged horses prove a: times truly
great performers. despite unfavorah!e en-
virun,ncnts ard in spite " the most un-
si.iile,: training and race driving. Colts
.ha; win in :u:uriiics. or at leas; show
ca!ib~- 81 thai sort. are tie outcome OF
;a:..rc.. and exhaustive skill.
In proof ~ this assertion j: may be cited
cha; 20 breeding farm ever mao. a rcps1-
;a..or foi i.se!f 'i,a,; depended upon selling
SIS colts as ,-ArlirGs and taking the hap
hazirJ chance Of ,hcm falling into tie
haras -. capable tutors. Palo Alto. t!,e
California farm ~ :lc late Senator S'a:.-
Ford. ne :se srea;sss cr n! irr::inE nvr-
series a. ;h- i.~s.. - i,s trimming depar'-
r,a-, -. ,arles Ns-y,a verisaele
S.-lus -ri,.' -cr=E ..":-e:s. IL the Seight
.: ts ia-s- irio Al;- L.a .ss:ly all the
rCr.iS ;-o:.irs -eSorcis worth holding
..cc.;,.c... !ts p-en.er STALLION. which in
:ha r.i.c ors = 's:lr-o IS a speed rRcxen!-
.rr. h-ca..I. 'A- r,o>. noted xere ~ sAe
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-04-02

orc they think they arc backing. When
! they discover their mistake there Is gen.
orally an argument. according to tn,
statements made b. pool sellers.
one y.oin; on which the track Managers
claim exemption. even II the pool sellers
DO hold back the odds il the fact that
there is generally . pe.fccsly easy method
FOR women patrons 70 discover Just what
prices arc IL the betting ring A. some
tracks boar's have hr.ea plars-l IN the
stand On which the exact ODDS prevailing
downstairs haze been published. 60 II
seems n II there vas sbout IN even break
on tho q,sest:on.
Whore TIE track Managers would really
prefer to have tie system altered 80 IN
the question Of unattended women coming
70 the tracks. Women who come With
escorts can always have their money
placed by the male members Of the party.
Other sen1aie visitors can always eSccr.
tai. the exact odds themselves.
AZ Union. sor instance. they can look
Gown into he betting ring from the
''xei;' which :. :cca,.t. 81 sne center 0f
the GTanG.:and. they car Sec every
suctus.:on O the o:as and can pick their
own prices. A: both Ts.r Grounds and
Deina-. a zip 70 sse acgs Of the .ieE.
beyond which they a-s rot permitted TO
20. will inform tAen as % The true stats
OF odds in each book.
whethr- agitation - the East viii
amoun, 81 Inuc, remains 20 % seen. Hven
Iaais Ystrons GET sscl, hrc:aa.;ng odds.
:ror. wa1c,ia. the 4iSereas Ntti. cards
vh.ch age te,. up insteai OF the s,ates
u.ed IT, the weet, that It IL sometimes
hard to discover exactly what > the aver
age price aaains: q horse. TIE Odds usual
~ published are those occurred by the
official pricc-geiter. who furnishes news
TO the judges stAnd.
GOOD RE:E-vEAR-OLDs.
James X. Brady. once owner Of Gold
T..c:.. the famous stallion who made 70
good 4 record "n the turf and who after
ward was purchased by the Arnold con-
cern. only TO be Transferred 70 Tom Hayes
when Arnold went out Of business. has
two good 3-yezr-olds at the Eastern
courses in the shape Of waterlisht and
U:scau.
Brady. II is said. went to the Bennings
track to purchase G.azialio. in the hope
Of getting a high-eiass handicap performer.
He is supposed to he the best racer at ths
Washington track. and 4 is Thought that
ne may develop into dangerous factor n
the Eastern stake cla:s tho coming season
In none of the big events IS he entered
at more thaa II: pounds. He Is not in the
Metropolitan
Caklawn. transferred to the Eastern
tracks. has shown good form. The young
sicr is large and heavily boLed. and II -
thought II. will prove a success In his own
line. u. is y quick beginner. in spite "f
his size. and it is thought he wi'l do we'll
in handicap company
Tha, H.. is not % particularly high class
in stake company is tn. opinion expressed
hv scr.,c sporting writers. Eut all aGree
,ha; h.. -!l holI his own III the OveI-
night features on Eastern courses.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-04-02
LOST CLAvERDALE
4 SEA MYSTERY
Nothing Has Been Heard Of the
Steamer Since Slhe Left Hong.
Kong for vladivOstOk-ROyal.
list Also Strangely Missing.

HEPCRIIc SPECIAL.
San Francisco. April 1.-The latest 50
mystery - the Claverdale which left
Hone-kong on November = for vladi.
voetok. and Of which no trace has been
found for over two months.
The k"yal:st cleared . few days later
from Singapore for HOae-KOns and has
never reached her destination. In nine
teen cases OCT Of twenty the secrets lie
will: she shiys many fathOms deep. and
~il, ge.hape never leap to Hight. To this
dag To one knows what became Of the
City Of Glasgow. whic:. se: her sails 50
calamity in the Mers-y hsif . century
and more ago hound for Philadelphia. Nor
was she ee.n again after she hills Of
Wales we're lost iO view.
Castle. which left London ssme years ago
IN Q long voyage TO Australia. She should
tare made . mai call a. Plymouth hat
she sever came witsin sight Of the Hoe.
the day ske dropped down the channel II
Uas on May ~. 1854. that the Lady Eugent
epread her sa.is at Madras with =. Of the
osa Mdss' on s:as sass H:1 sna
ton vas RAngcon. hut half Q century has
gone and n4sthe. RAneoon nor any Othe.
port has sighted her.
Collins ;ineg Pacific dropped down the
Nefsey With 10 souls on board. She Was
accounted one Of the st0ute9t and swift
est vesse:s Of her time. and no doub; she
vas. b:i she wen; the way the City o.
GaaaGow had e'ne couple o: year.
earlier. ard for forty mine years has been
lying at the bottom os the sea, bus where
none may know unit! all secrets are re-
vealed: TIE training vessel Atlanta
started q quarter .: = centur. ago for q
short cruise II bermuda waters and from
came OF her and the 20 souls she carried.
The City O Boston sailed In los1 from
Halifax 70. Enslard. with ~ souls on
hcard- ehs was IN Inman liner. a ane
ale. TOO. was destined 20 dsaappear from
the .ae~ Of the waters
stiil another famous tragedy was che
President. me veasel which vas 81
pecsed n Liverpool IN March. 1871. March
pessed and Liverpool saw nothing Of her.
anxiety aad the widest rumors began 80
Re circulased On April - pews came that
her eneines and rudder had BEEN disabled
in heavy weather and that she had Pat
IA 20 Madeira for repairs. and there nata-
EAIIy Scllo~ed . reaction form the gloomy
eel was expected sf Liverpool on certain
oDy and her arrival OoS aOolte4 By hun
Areds os peopss WAo had frtends aeaera.
Dut she nevsf cane ana q Was found thar
s s,e, g Ssf :s,s al <. e ~ :e .sss.a
vessel vas a1 the eeees0 q the sea. i
On November -. ~ . large veoDel YES
seen frum the beach at DIAL 0iIsns
toward The 0o0oWan onoe - vas
ssir pses.se 2. ,es9 % e - 49, svsr
ma g tks eyes g she vstehesy ssaIevsa
che 0as sseo 90 1a11s - Within . 80
sec6oAs see vaA11oe4 useesIy fsoO the@
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-04-02
LARGE STABLES SEEM ORDER
a AMONG EASTERN HORSEMEN
Games Keene the Fashion by Having String Of
Forty TwoYrarOlds Training for the Coming Season-
They Are Entered Stakes-Redfern
Nav Ride the Keeue Interests.

rtat large stables are tire order cf the
0ar in the Eastern turf world is sSi-
danced by the fact that James X. kccnc
f-:s at least forty a-ycar-olds N training
an1 that his preparations for The aI-
o.,ach.re seascr. are rlost elaborate n
~ h5anches.
I4ia au-sxed division will :r.rease :he
tofal of ho-sss by considerable margin
and the string VII BE- orc @: The larscs:
O. the Eastern turf. He intsn:s TO e,r-
uIey two Jockeys a. his star rieers. wEi!"
several minor fights wiz b secured N
0A1t,o..
Whas makes his string a particular m
forest - TIE fact that he intends ." oe-
ye,oo e.. greatest 10, Of younss,e.. On
thu Eastern c.rcU::. IN his r'ac'e ny
snvnsIee by Kingston. Ben Brush sHd
Commando. the latter stallion :'aSihH n'S
esst .chsnce to mako showing q: '"e
fvv3 With hss get this season.
Tie Commando colts and hN'es are s'ie
rr3Aa % :h. barr. They have oee'' "a
ee,sl 4. stakes worth inc:e thsn @-'''~,.
II 1. thouef, that ,h. so- O. l'o:n:h" vi"
,-wys 4 graad Success - :: 81" AZ" '.'o
,-,crle o. so-ns % the coming :acc's fAs
.,-esc- teee w:S.:y cc::.r:s:i-ea ''p"".
-~e coy,. Eee..-n aad Mcdaniel. VII
liz ,lS b the c-.c1 sccxeys o, ire
Tno Ees.e in.e.ss... ass now neS"i:enis
far ReaferH ~ the ovnes o: tire s,a"'"
=. exf.emsiy eeA-o,:s to PIT :;::s soy :p as
h,s prenisr jockey. IIese ycss ~ '".'
0rrorf,v IN nea:iy AL h:s races. AM.
,i.os,~,, 10 xss In 70 condition 10 ;:aa II
the Fu,u:ity On account OF the previous
brsakinT OF his cOi!arb"ne at Saratoga.
Mr. Keene preferred fo take chances az
re colts victory with Redfern up than
~ffh q rit.er unaccsistomed L" his mount.
Mcdaniel. who is ,o be one OF rho stars
IN the keene saddle. IS known as
~Paddin'' Mc1,auiel ON the Pacific coast.
where he made q hsst-ciass record. We
lad a good record IN his mounts ana woa
Q is-ge percentage 81 his races. lie Is a
newcomer in IN. Hist OF crack jockeys
aud hi. work will be watched With inter
EEL, %
OBJEa'T TO MESSENGERS.
Ono point now i,e:nS violently ax;fatcd
In managerial circles or tke racing world
T. the question as 10 whether messengers
should b- allowed IN the granasfand to
solicit bets from the ~oraen I.atr"ns. THIS
las always been a custom a; tracks ia
both East and West. hu, II appears '.iat
strung objections are being raised By some
leading stockholders 81 the Eastern tracks.
II is claimed that the pool sellers
brought fictitious odds Z" TIE sia::i: i!.af
they always held the prices lower than
thosr which actually prevailed in tie :ins:.
ano that they frequently -'ia'd against
tho horses selected 10y tn"i- patrors. All
this is undoubtedly true. as .,ry .'rc VIII"
hIs had experience with III" !-'ol sellers
o. :he Eastern courses can testify.
But. a; fh. same tim" the pool Snliers
themselves have grievance. They have
o'feu ass.-ts., that women 1.ttors he
cou,.. excited i'm race. mistake c"i..:'
and horses a. IN. held goes to th" i-os;
End then play ,lireTen; horse from TIE
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-04-02

While Aarviu Ilart'e victory over Jack
johnson Was . rscent pusiisatic feature.
tank Of the match has not lent mueh a6d-
ed luster 20 Hast's Win.
From an detailed accounts q the battle
Il seems that Hart vas receiving far
more punishment than he gave. for the
greater part Of the Aght and that John
son had him rockinS on his feet at sew
efal stages of the contest. He came back
strongly enough. At times. but reading
between tie lines Of the auerage account
Of the 90. tt would seem that the black
was entitled to . draw. at least.
Ono thing b snVeesDed strou6ly On the
mind q TIE average reader. and that p.
that neither man Wouid be very apt to
k1te much trouble % Je6tieaL Ths e3e-
phantfns ehamptou has expres0ed . wlll.
inSress 20 meet Hart. tut Il hardly seens
n u the match Would attract wAesDread
interest.
Hart. Of course. b the logical candidate
to inset Je6fies. B1t Il Il because ws
have no men IN. the heavyweight ring
who possess the size anil strength u the
present cAampsea. Joined to his speed
Runcrs are constantly current about
what Je6sseD - dsing in the way Of tak-
ing On Aesh. losang weight. getting out
Of tF1m and - "a. But the fact remains
that - b stu the most dangerous prop
oation ever put in charge q the heavy
weight tjtlA No champion before his
time evpr had such . tremendous edge in
sl3e and weight over his opponents.
Reports that JeArSes looks badly at
times arc probably true. And thiP brings
up the fact that the heavy-weigio cham
paon seems to possess about ~ great pow
ess Of recupefafton - any man in the
ring.
whec JeNtses Spared with FStzsimmors
here thu champion was undoubtedly putty
and out Of shspe. He had diMlculty In
climbing the stairs "a his dressing-rOOm.
and was In no condition to Do more when
he reached there. He was blowing hsrd 1t
the end Of each round of light exercise.
Those who saw him here were more Inn
pressed with his bulk than anything else
about him. His apeed in the ring b not
particularly striking. ~ large bodies seem
to move slowly. and - he does not pos
sess the tempestuous kind Of rushes
favored By John l. Sullivan when the
latter VAS IN his palmy days.
Stock In Je6ries went below par when
he appeared here. Reports Of his fine con-
dition in training were treated With an in
credulouS smile by the average follower
OF the game. Yet be came into the ring
for his next encounter locking hard and
hrm and nghting in the same fashion.
That he has . tendency to put On flesh
II clearly evident. That this nesh seems
to distress him also seems clear. Yet he
appears perfectly capable Of taking II on
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-04-02
TENNIS TOURNAMENTS BEING
ARRANGED BY TRIPLE 4 COMMITTEE
City Club Aatesr
Pair.

o9o0reoa. club t0ox000o0eD f0e Oe0bofu
oe ths TEip,s-A wtn - hsla eaeA IlsaeA
cups and trophies win - awarded To
the Winne1e
Joe Wear = the present Deaae champion
havin9 won the tisle lasa year iron Doc
tee 0Aesdsa q Kanno City. Ha y proaa-
by the bsse player IN tAs 0eaaA although
ne WIN have . seIoag oDDoaeae in his
doubIes partner. RslDA NeKittsick-
Wear aA1 9leKiets1ek 90 tAe Aoliers ce
the dooose0 cAan0ssas11D 81 ase play
ing . great 0aDe together. ThsS have
won Tie euD three yeafs - saecsssosn aid
are beyona 0ouoe Tie bese Da1r - the
Seate.
A new slngIs ehanQisa 1ay - hooked
for this year. RalDA 1lcKieaslck vii,
peOaably gtvs - Wear . hasa Onne this
year. - he Win devote nsse tiDs 10 ten
mis-.
Both are ns0bsss q to Ceunasy Club.
and IN many co9eo lase 0eaoao 26ek1eeTiek
defeated his partner - tho0e eooreA How
ever. In The touna0ene Wsae Vas n
vincibse.
A. NcKitt1ick b to take - Asse tims
with tennis this ssasoa inseeaA q 0sa&
h. win probably play . bessss 0AAa.
In the chaap1onshiD for ths c3aA tit.e
there are ab0ut e1ohe paayes0 Who have
an even chance q W1nninG. Ihey are
Easeoa. 01eaeon. 1eosse, Boair. Dergce3d.
NcDonal6 on1 Se0pSe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-04-02

Cured to HAay Cured
N - To - DAYS.

We cure contracted blood poison IN
first. Second ard third stages. Our
record Of thirty years. eso9Scat1nG
from the system and curing TO stay
cured AFFLICTED men. Tainted bano4:
pSmpaes and copper spots. patches ana
inn OF the eums. tumoss and ulcesa ef
the alsin. Rheumatism and CatasYh.
poins in the le9s. cnfoaie ulcers o. tu-
a1Ors anyWhefe. We cure n all seaee9
bv OCR NEWLY D!ScOvERED