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WARNING ORDER.

In the chancery court of Jefferson county. Arkansas. < !. IL. W. Mliott, plaintiff, vs. Cecil 4: Elliott. defendant
 The defgndant. Cecil A. Elliott. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint Of plaintiff, L.. w. Elliott.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 25th day of Marcn, A. D. 1909. EDGAR BREWSTER. Clerk
 F. E. RD%FROW. D. C. 3-25 d5t
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WILT'S HORSESMOEING SHOP.

Dr. F. C. Hoskins. Y. S.. mgr, and director Of shoeing. Special atten- tion given crippled and diseased feet
 We make specially of shoeins fancy driving and saddle horses and are prepared to give you the best shoeing in the city. Horses called for and delivered. 4l4 ". Second. Old phone l336
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| WARE IS
 IN A MIDDLE
Bluff Ball Player Says He mt Know Where He Is At'-- ry, Riggs Strickland and Aus.
 All Claiming Him-Gets Cn. ditional Relcase From Alexan- !.

? Ware. the fast second base pf the Pine Bluff 1908 baseball say he Don't know where he's He is being claimed by both ger A. s. Rigg, of the Argenta SsLeague club, and Harry N. S .ho was recently elected man
 the Hot Springs team. Ware 4e has signed with neither cl Enor has he given his promise fry or Riggs to play the con- bason. But nevertheless there Fobabli be a fight on between 70 we'll known managers for services. It all came about ia by. Ware, who made a remark ecord ou the second bag for luf last season, was reserved Strickland. who purchased the luff franchise in 1908 and who sold the Pine Bluff franchise kandria. La. It was officially ced when the sale was made 3 deal included all of the Pine players. signed and reserved. Tas among them. Jack Auslett r of the Alexandria club. tried zee Ware to report at Alex- this week and appear i'll an
 ria uniform, but Ware wa2
 to playing ball there this and refused to go there. re- that he be given his release. refused to grant his request eatened to prevent him from baseball anywhere other than ria. If he did not report when to do so. Ware was equally lrmlned. however,, and wrote xandria manager telling him would not play with Alexan- d that he could take any ac- saw fit as 1t was immater1al ! whether he played profession this season or not. Manager ] finally yielded and Ware. yes [ received his unconditional .fe%| rom the Alexandria baseball AS soon as 1t became known ;, Ire was free. managers Berry, 1 SpriNF.A and Riggs. of Argen- busy. They called Ware over ,
 dis bee telephone at about ! pe time and the amusing part ! incidsat was that "Central" ! Fed both Hot Springs and Ar Eith Ware at the same time.
 berry heard manager Riggs
 hd manager Riggs hear Ser pg Ware all kinds of induce
 They talked and talked, each
 E the other to Get of the 1nally, after Ware had par
 heightened out the conversa- |s pledging himself to neither A berry yelled over the wire
 ou sign with Argenta until
 rom me"-and Riggs fol-
 1th the request that You
 n with anyone but me. I'll
 tract today"
 elt the phone laughing and
 rlsed to receive a contract
 y in the next mail. It was
 red by letter in which
 among other things Con
 pur agreement over the
 ', Ware says there was no
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-09

Can't look we'll, eat we'll or feel we'll with impure blood feeding your body, Keep the blood pursss .Hita Bur dock Blood Bitters. Eat simply, ,ak" exercise, keep clean and yea will haze long life.
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Sectional book cases at Union Company. 3-7t.

Don't use harsh physics. Tine re- action Wra!trts tA" bowels lead to chronic constipation. Get Deans Regulets. They operate easily tone the stomach. cure constipation.
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"CM Hs Pages and Y Bleeds"

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MEAL TICKETS" ATTACHED
BY SALT LAKE ROUTE

The Salt Lake Route secured judgment
against six race horse owners for s249.60
for unpaid freight for transporting horses
from Los Angeles TO this point for the
forty-day meet, in the civil division of
the city court. Wednesday afternoon. and
writs OF garnishment were issued against
the defendants horses and other property
at the fair grounds to sntisfy the Judg
ments. The wrts were placed In Deputy
Sheriff Axel II. Steele's hands TO serve.
They are directed against the following
horscmcns
Fl. w. Hoag. s. Polk, Frank Farrar,
King &c Walstrom. S. ]. Kelley and g.
Durker. With the exception OF King &
Walstrom. the judgments were for So, 90
In each case. The judgment against King
& Walstrom was for $40.
Teh freight charge Of carrying the
horses from Los Angeles to Salt Lake
City was S174.o0 for each carload With
the exception of King & Walstrom. the
horsemen had paid all Of the charges ex-
cept Sl5.90 in each case. il was alleged
The shipments were made April 23
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GEORGE SUTTON WINS
WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP

NEW YORK, June George Sutton
won the worlds championship title at ISL
balklne billiards from George Slosson In
Madison Square Garden concert hall to-
night. 1t was tedious game. going TO
thirty nine innings. At every stage from
the third inning Slosson was outplaycd.
Sutton's work In the twenty eighth In
Ming was up To his best form. He made
a run of 20, most OF which he gathered
from delicate line nursing Slosson also
made his best effort In this inning with
his high run of twenty-siN. When the
match ended with Sutton's required 500
points Slossons total was only 201.
The match ended In Suttons half OF the
thirty-ninth inning,
The score by innings:
George sutton-6, l, 0. 80. Is, 3s. 81.
80. o, 8. lS, 2. ., T. o. 3, 4, 3. 16. |,
a, "a, ., o. 0. o. /. 20, o. IS. 0. "a. l,
s. lG. 20. ~, .. 2I-500
Average II S2-S9: high runs. 40 40. a.
George Slosson--5. 0, 4. II, II, lS D,
2, !, IA, ], }. ,, 3. 3. 0. 3. 10, 1s. I, s.
:, :. ;. 0, 0. 3, 96. 0, /, Il. 0, 0. ., 4,
3, .. 3-201,
Average. Il-GS: high runs. 90 ls, IS
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At meeting OF the managers OF six
city amateur baseball teams at the y. Nj.
c. A.. Wednesday night. the following
schedule OF games was arranged for the
summer months:
June 5-Sugo VS.. o, s. L., Lagoon;
Brokers VS.. a D. S, Cummings.
June 12-Z. c. NJ. l. VS.. o. S. J.. La
goon; y. u, s. va. Y. NJ. c. A.; Wanda
mere. Sugo VS.. Brokers, Cummings.
juno 80. S. l.. VS.. Brokers. Wanda
mere; Y. NJ. G. a. VS.. Sugo, Lagoon; y,
ID. $. VS.. Il. c. NJ. J.. Cummings.
June 26-Sugo VS.. a. ID. s. Wandamere;
Y. NJ. G. a. vs. O. S. L.. Cummings: Bro
kers VS.. II. c. NJ. l.. Lagoon.
July 3-Sugo VS.. u. G. NJ. l., Cummings,
Brokers VS. Y NJ. c. A. Lagoon,
July 10-Sugo VS.. o S. L., Lagoon; Y,
NJ. G. A VS.. q. G. NJ. l.. Wandamere; Bro
kers VS., a, y. s.. Cummings.
July III. G. NJ. ]. VS.. Q. S. l., La
goon: y. d. s. vs. Y NJ, G. A., Wanda
mere Sugo VS.. Brokers. Cummings.
July 80. S. l.. VS.. Brokers' Wanda
mere; Il. c. NJ. l. vs. Sugo. Lagoon; y. d,
S. VS.. u. Z. NJ. l., Cummings.
July 31-Sugo vs, a. ID. s, Wandamere;
Y. NJ. G. A. VS.. o. 5. l., Cummings; Bro
kers VS.. II. c. NJ. l.. Lagoon.
August 7-.sugo vs. 4, c. NJ, T.; Cum
mings Brokers VS.. Y, NJ. c. A., Wanda
mere; A. D. S. VS.. 0. s. L.. Lagoon,
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AMERICAN HORSES
MAKE GOOD SHOWING

MANCHESTER, England, June p
The Stamford three -year-old handicap of
700 sovereigns, distance five furlongs
was Won today by Ffzzcr Snappin was
second, and Relief. third. Among the
nfteen starters was II y, Whitneys
Sixty II.
The two -year-old selling plate OF zoo
sovereigns. the winner to he sold at auc-
tion for 100 sovereigns. distance FIVE fur
longs, was won by II. p. Whitneys hlly
by Broomstick. out OF Belle of Troy Ca
limos was second and Araufura third six
horses ran.
The Castle Irewell handIcaps OF 900
soVereigns for threc-y -year-olds and ND
was won by II. r. Whttney's Perseus III
The Wednesday selling plate OF 100 SOW
ereigns FOR three year olds was Won by
j. r. Keene's Wanda IL
The Whitsuntide plato OF 1000 soyer-
eigns for two-ycar-olds, distance five fur
longs. was won by Lonawand. The Jade
was second. and Fl. p. Whitney's colt
by Broomstick out OF Sallie OF Navarro.
third. The other American entries did
not start.
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Belmont Races.

BELMONT PARK, June 2.-Today's
race results;
First race. -year-o!ds. i've furlongs,
straght-MeNona. 1 to 2. out, won; Eliza
bethan, IL to .. second; Helen Carroll s
to !. even. third. Time. Time. OF 80.
Second race handicap, three year olds
and upward. one mile and an eighth, $500
added-Montgomery ii TO 10. won Lad
OF .angdon, S to l. second Arasee, IL TO
10. third, Time. 1913
Third race, five furlongs. straight
Waldo. to 5. won; Big Stick, s TO 5. sec
ond; Radium Star. % to 1, third. Time,
1;0l.
Fourth race. the Belmont. $4,000, one
mile and three -eighths-Joe Madden IL TO
8. won; Wise Mason. 5 to ?, second: Don
aid Macdonald, To L. third. Time.
e:2l 80.
Fifth race, steeplechase. about two and
q half milcs-Sunslow. TO 5. won; Yama
Christy: to J, second; Jul Jutsl. to /.
third. Time. o:i3.
Sixth race, six furlongs. straight
Dreamer. TO 1. won; Rosebcn, to 3.
second. Sir John Johnson, 90 TO 1. third.
Time. 1:13.
Seventh race, half mle-victoris Bell.
9 10 ), won; Sir Gaze. to 3. second
CIandeboye. to /. third. Time. 40 rs.
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Latonia Races.

and a half furlongs Billiard Ball 13 to
o, won. Banives, II TO 8. second; Gil
plan, 6 10 ], third. Time. 81 seconds
Second race. six furlongs-Mae Ham
ilton. to l, won; Red Shawl, . to l.,
second; Joe Mccarthy, TO l. third.
Time. LII As.
Third race. six furongs-Alice George,
to D. won; Paul Ruinart. ? TO ., sec
ond; Stoner Hill. to l. third Time.
l.lS 10.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Deuce 3 to
/, won: Tom McGrath. 12 TO 3, second /,
Ned Carmuck 10 to l. third. Time. lis,
Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth
Deacon, TO ]. won, KetchemIlse. to J.,
second; Billy Pullmsn. IL to l. third.
Time. 1852 80.
Sixth race. one mile-Ping Wings even,
won; lillian Ray, 10 TO !. second; Lam
dord, 3 10 /, third. Time. 1:4S.
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Red Leaf and Penn
Fail to Make Good
RED LEAF PROVES A
BIG DISAPPOINTMENT
Three FayOrites, Two Second
Choices and One Outsider
Win the Money.

A fine day, fast track and heavily
PLAYED horses coming in as winners.
were the features at the races Wednes.
day afternoon The large attendance
continues to keep up and the racing
could not be better.
John II. Shcehan, the surcst winning
bet of the day, was played heavily in
the last race, notwithstanding that the
horse was II TO 90 odds on favorite
Continued on Page Eleven
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OLYMPIC COUNCIL
TAKES UP 1912 MEET
Introduction Of International
System of Judging Future
Events.

BERLIN. June 1.-The most important
act OF the international council OF the
Olympic games which has been in session
here was the recommendation of the prin
ciplc OF an Internal tional jury 10 decide
events I'm future Olympiads. The council
took under consideration the unfortunate
controversies that arose In London in 1908
and finally decided that 1t was wiser 10
Introduce an International system OF ludg-
Ing rather than leave this 10 the sole con-
troll of the country where the games take
place. The Swedish representative cX-
pressed this view. The council il is ex-
plained, did not act I'm a spirit or crit
cism OF anything that happened in Eng
land; It's opinion was that the contests
should be conducted With greater good Will
ii they wcro under international control.
Ihe swedish government mas invited the
participant In the games of 1912, which
arc tn be held in Stockholm. 10 reside In
sweden during the period OF training,
should they desire TO do so.
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SALT LAKES ERROR
CROP STILL GROWING
Cub Pitchers Are Batted Out of
Box and SkiddOO Runs
Are Scored.

HELENA Mont, June I'm run
away game Helena defeated Salt Lake to-
day. % 10 4. Pitchers Hall and Thomas
were batted out of the box and Capt.
Hammond pitched the rest of the game.
The visiting team went 10 pieces at the
start. and almost every player helped
out the error column. Jockey Thomas
was in the box for Helena. and was in
vinclble to the Salt Lakers. lie would
have shut them out but Tor Murray's mum
of Hunts ny IN the sixth inning. when
Salt Lake scored four.
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Bowling Tourney.

NEW YORK, June I'm the national
bowlers' tournament today the second
series OF three games In a nIne-game
match between teams representing the
worlds champions the Brunswicks of
New York and the Thompson Colts of
Chicago. was rolled. The local men top
pied over 2SlS pins. against 1927 for the
visitors The top score made In the two
men team championship today was 1884
by Lee Johns and w. w. Flngarth Of
Newark
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American Association

At Columbus-St. Paul Columbus game
postponed; rain.
:. At Louisvic-Louisvnie O Minncano
lis 2
At Toledo-MilwauISee 6. Toledo 8,
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3, Kansas
City Ql inninEs).
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MINERS CLEAN HITTING
Is BOSSES UND0ING

BUTTE. Juno after being headed 6
to by Boise UP 10 the fifth inning. the
ilocsylN, .on clean hitting. coupled with
two fielding errors the part of Boise.
which proved costly. made seven runs.
In the ninth inning Butte, again on clean
hitting, pounded in the winning run.
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SUMMARY Z

Left on bases-Butte 10. Boise IL. Sto-
len bases-I.odelI, Turk, Wclch. Sscri-
Zee hts-L.odelI. Case Two-base hits
Marshall. Elsey. Wasson 2. Gardner.
Three base hits-F'uchell. Osborne, Double
plays-Elsey to Campbell To Wehring 10
Fitzgerald 10 Flsey. Harrigan TO Mar
shall To Lodell. Innings pitched-By os
borne g. by Dell .. by Pender {. by But
Ter 4. Base hits-On Osborne o, Off Dell
s. off PAnder g. OFF Butler 4. Hit by
pitched ball-Turk. Time OF game
hours Attendance-200 Umpire-Mc-
Eibhen Woather-fair,
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Taft Still Winning.

WASHINGTON, June 2-Presideut
Taft continues 10 play winning game OF
golf. Today on the Chevy Chase links he
succeeded In defeating his brother
Charles p. Taft of Cincinnati who is a
guest at tho White house. The score was
not given out.
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First Inning Decides Game

NEW YORK, June New York won
the game In the first inning making three
hits with one St Louis error R,HE
New York 49, n
Batteries-Powell and Criger; Lake and
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Bill Ia Returned.

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. June 2.-The SEN
Rte today refused TO concur with the
house in the amendment of the Sloan
iirned 10 the house with the request that
this body recede from Its action,
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AMERICAN
Uphill Game.
BY @. r. STEVENS.

BOSTON. Mass. Juno y-Eoston woq
the winner of an uphill game from De
troit today, 6 TO .. the first OF the series
to be played by western teams In Boston
this season. p II II
Detroit ., ,. ~ .
Boston go. ..- a
Batterios-kiliau and Schmidt; Arcl-
lanes. Chcch, Morgan and Spencer
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Western I,eap1,e

AT Des Molncs-Omaha l. Des Moinos I
Az Denver-Dcnver S. Topeka 2.
Al Pueblo-Wichita l3. Pueblo 8.
Al Sioux City-Lincoln S. Sioux CITY I
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WASHINGTON, Juno p-w,o,In,,

WASHINGTON, June 2-washInetoo
defeated Cleveland today. TO o. scoring
us hrst victory of the veteran Cy Young
in a number OF years r II y
WASHINGTON 49, IN =
Cleveland .
and Easterly and Bemis
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Pacific League,

AZ Portland-Portland 5. Vernon T.
At Los Angcles-Los Angeles T. Frisco :
Al San Francisco-Sacramen o, Oak
land 9
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Smith Allows Hits

PHILADELPHIA. June 2.-Philadelphia
won loosely played game from Chicago
today 5 to 4. by punching hIte off Smjtb
D,,u, R.H,E e.
Chicago 80. ,.. " .
Batteries-DySert, Vickers, Bender and
Livingston; Smith and Sullivan
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At Tacoma-Seattlc, 3; Tacoma, l.
At Abcrdeen-Abcrdeen, 4, Portland. 3.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3; Spo~
kane, ..
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SUNNI AIRY

Two-ba hits-Cahill. Moore >. Three
base hits--Stis, Morse . Harmuth, Home
Hn sal, TnGmas sta1on s,t on Ssscsfena
Harmuth ,. Sits. Moore. Hit by pitcher
-Cahlll, Morse. Bases on balls-Qn j.
Struck out-By ]. Thomas 3 by s
Thomas 3 by Hammond /, Wild pitches
j. Thomas S. Thomas Innings pitched
By Hall |. by 5. Thomas 4. by Ham
mond 3. Time OF game hours. Um-
pi~o-Carney. Attendsnce-500
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Northwest League,

CHICAGO. June 2.-Chicago- Cincinnati
game postponed; rain.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NATIONAL
No Interest,

PITTSBURG. juno 2.-Pittsburg won
all uniDtercsting game from Boston today
by score OF to q. Only two Boston
players got as far second base. Lei
field allowed but four hits. Ritchcy got
three OF these. R.H.E,
PittsburG 80. So. :. .,..s.....,-2 i
Battcrcs-Leifeld and Gibson; Fcrgu-
son and Bowerman. Umpres-Johnstone
and CusaCk.
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BROOKLYN, Juno 2.-BrooklynN New
York game postponed, wet grounds.
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THE TRIBUNE FORM CHART

SALT LAKE CITY June 2-Tenth Weather Track "
RACE-Fve Fulongs. car-ods Selling
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nncrb BoN o
IA
and One ling Purse
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College Baseball
City Baseball League.

AT New Haven-Holy Cross 4. Yale 0,
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BEST sETS-MARsURG KNIGHT DECK
TAKE A CHANCE-WEYMOU
ACROSS THE sOARD-WISTARl
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Time,;l 2-5 Winner br.
Third Native Knight 10
Wildwood
S6 SECOND RACEFou Furlonss, Handicap
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fUPTo oDATE 3
AVDN
Battling Nelson Will
Fight at Local Staqs

McGoyern and Joe "KIi'' Coster last night
little McGovsrn announced that ne would
Issue a challenge TO meet johnny Coulon
t"' The bantamwelght title. These lads
would make great attraction for either tho
Marathon \. {. or the Bedford A c., OF
Brooklyn. as both are great lighters and
would put up sashlng bout
Jack Twin" sullivan is no, going to fight
Al Kuhiak the Michigan heavyweight. at
the Washington Sporting C'ub. OF Phiiadel-
pn.l, on Monday night, Jack wired this
ofilce las, night stating that he threw up
IN" match because the club officials n.
used to give him the money ne demanded
tor his services,
'YornE Corbett' and Bert Keyes are 70.
Ing 10 battle again. They Will come to-
gs,her In another ten.round bout a, tho
Fairnont A. {. stag which takes place two
weeks after the ten-rOund go between Al
kautmann and Tony Ross, al the sams
club on April i3 Gibson has made q good
move In signing up Corbet and KeyeS. as
they VII. sures put Gp another great scrap.
Paddy sullivan the sturdy lightweight. Of
South Brooklyn. and Battling Jack Nelson.
the local fighter, Will battle for ten rounds
at the tolma \, G. stag on Friday night.
As both men are rushing siambang fighters
they ought to put up hard and interesting
scrap,
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SAVAGE KNOCKS OUT
DONOVAN IN FIRST,

Jim Donovan. tho former EnrlIsh mid
d,eweIght champion, was knocked out
in one round by Jim Savage, the New
Jersey HIGHT heavyveigl :. at the stag Of
the Brown Gymnasium A A., last night.
The men were scheduled to meet foT
ten rounds in the main bout, but after
thirty seconds OF fighting in the opening
round Savage whipped over a right
swing to Donovan's Jaw. dropping him
10 tie noor He got up groGsy and
Savage Immediately sent him down
again
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McGraw'S Teams Great Work
at Little Rock lmpresses
Managers.
by BOHEMIAN BILGER.
Memphis. Tenn, March 81


A FTER seeing the Giants in their
~ first real try-out against team
Of class at Little Rock, here IL
what three OF the best known baseball
men in their respective leagues have
to say about the chances Uf New YORK
winning the mex, National league pen.
naa;:
Roger Bresnahan, manager Of the St
Louis Cardinals-McGraw has got to-
gether a wonderful team. The men are
in better condition than ever saw them
at this time OF the year. They are play
ing in regular championship form, and
from what | saw to-day know they
have been drilled to nicely in the fine
points of the game. They ought to cop
the flag this time
Mike Kelley, manager Of the st. Paul
team Of the American AssOcia1on-I
have seen all OF McGraw's famous
teams. and | consider the one saw
aganst Little Rock to-day as the fast
,s' aggregation that lie las ever Got
together. II they do not win the pen
nan' | will miss ny guess. ain glad
to see Meyers, the Indian. doing SO well,
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Receipt That Cures
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Send Name and Address To.Oay...
You Can Have Il Free and Be
Strong and Vigorous.

have In my possession u prescription for
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