St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 5

TUESDAY ST. LOUIS? POST-DISPATCH yovEMBEn 13, 1900 BASEBALL CIRCUITS FOR THE COMING SEASON ALL NEWS FROM THE SPORTING WORLD COLLECTED BY THE POST-DISPATCH pair far 14 California All-Wool Blanks a sal all day. J. T. BRUSH IS ILL BASEBALL CIRCUITS ESTABLISHED PLAY IN ST.

LOUIS phenomenal Wednesday gargains CINCINNATI BASEBAIX PBESI le for Mae-oiis' RESIDENTS OF THE TWO LEAGUES AND THEIR CITIESf He for 1 doa. Capital DENT CONFINED TO HIS BED. M'KENDREE COLLEGE ACCEPTS FOOTBALL OFFER OF C. B. C.

Ic Safety Pins, all sic; yard Spool Ottos. le for 2 dozen Hump Hooks snri Ftru. 2 2' parr for Mil- I a in rVabt F.nlish Jll 2 I Nelle; 2'jC fori Jll; good hristl Tooth UU I or- pair Tor nxocsinstf tre HhtsMs: 3c vartf Brashes; ntselt'arl- baj for Coats a Black aud White Darninif Cotton. I I for Mohair Brush Bindtna tivf lroiiH w.xxl handles. colors.

CANT ATTEND LEAGUE MEETING TWO GOOD GAMES SATURDAY Special Values 3iLtfi lu? os salb Fkon a Special Values 1U 19 A. M. quality Turkish Rata fo for window and dc quahty-rl to 10 Wednesday per foot doors in Ic Caught Cold in St. Louis, Which He oc aiuu iu to 13 Yrlnlay School of Mines Team Will Play the Attempted to Fight Off, But "Which Finally Iaid Him Low. Bpeclal to the Post-Dispatch.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 13. John T. Brush, president of the Cincinnati Baseball Club. Is very 111 at his home In this city.

Mr. Brush has been complaining for some time, but has been up and attending to business until this -week, -when he was forced to his bed. "When In St. Louis several weeks ago he Callcoe Comfort Calicoes assorted designs -t colors 7" jc value i. 10 to 12 We-JooMlaT-yard Jw Blanket Sample pieces Wool Blankets worth from fe to pic pair in to 12 r.

Wdne lay per sainpla piece J)C Hose La lies', -Acs' and Fast Mark Seamless llo secuada of 18c an 4 qualitie. 10 to li Wednes lay pair )Q Com-Kubhr Dreading Combs extra rise etrooa- t( thick re value 10 to 12 Wednesday UU Srooiri-rt-Htrink Brooms sell ths city I uysr at 2V 1 i. 12 Weduesday Ladle' Cofh-rt0-inch all-wool Cloth all the new till shades mill remnants positively worth 40o yard ir. 10 to 12 Ve lu-sday ooly Fascinator Ltdies' AH-Won! Fascinators blat-k and colors-worth fully 4'ic Dm. to 1 Wednesday JJC noy' jn-Hoy' Knee I'ants-all sites fancy woolen mixtnres vlus I fl 8 to lf Wednesday pair JJC Lace Curtain Single Cortains drummer samples sod yards lontt worth by tliepair lOto ii Weduesdav Broatklnlh r4-in'b All-Wool Broadcloth fr Towtlg Honeycomb Unbleached regular price- 8t 10 Wednesday-each fi Napkin full lileach-d fringed Komau doren- 8 to 10 Wednesday jC Scrim Yard wide Cartas rim-tells at 10c-8 to 10 Wednesday- 5 iZ Sheetlnx-8 Island Klieetina reen'ar valueH to 10 Wedussday-ynrd-4 )C Ladies' and MlsW Rnbbera od quality-H to lO Wednesday 1 Per pair JJJ Mittens Children's fine Crochet Wool Mittens-sell reirularl 1'jc 8 to to Weduasday-pair Hosf Ladies' aad Children's extra b-ary ribbed fleece-lined Hose warm and lnr-able 20c quality in.

8 to 10 Wednesday pair 'r Fleisher'4 yarns, '4 pound sltehis in colors worth ir. 8 to 10 Wednesday. JjC Velvet Hat -Black Velvst ntrimmed Hats, lara-e assortment of shapes sell on Brood-way at S1.00 10 to 12 en. Wednesday JjC Ready-to-wear ff-Fine Fur Keifs- all shaes and colors trimmed with fancy scarf some worth as hia-h as $2.00 choice of entire lot-j on. Wednesday from 10 to 12 at Team of St.

Louis University at Athletic Park. A special dispatch to the Post-Dispatch from Lebanon, says: Manager Zer-wick of the McKendree College team has accepted the offer of Manager Baldwin of the C. B. C. team and the game which was to have been played here next Saturday between C.

B. C. and McKendree will take place on the Brothers" campus. Harmon put his men through a light practice Monday, but will strengthen it for the rest of the week. With the exception of one man, the team will be in a good condition Saturday, unless some accident happens In practice.

While a victory Is hoped for, the boys know that they will have their hands full and are preparing to stubbornlv resist the onslaughts of C. li. C. athletes. The teams will about balance In weight and team work will have to win the game.

Capt. Harmon says he Is more than anxious to take his team to St. Louis for the reason that so much has been said in the daily papers about his team being composed of railroad section hands, blacksmiths and bakers, and he wishes to give the citizens of St. Louis the opportunity to see that all such statements are false and that every man on the team is a college man and plays the game as onlv gentlemen can play it. Whoever is victorious the score will not be large and McKendree will demonstrate that the article of football that It puts forth Is of the first-class, even though It loses.

It is hoped that matters can be so adjusted that McKendree and Marion-Sims may yet meet before this season closes. Theodore Bland's Missouri School of Mines football tribe will make a second descent upon St. Louis next Saturday with St. Touis I'niversitv eleven's scalp In view. i tin iiusiraiii full Miadew Mill remDset giiotl lengths mine lu to 12 Wednesday yard 29c Great Sample Undsrttaar purchase.

12,120 high-grade garments oa sale at les than wholesale value. )' Jm-V5 JpVoPV JifeT -if--- IOa lOT Lad'ea' 2V Jersey Ribbe Undershirts ant Drawer Children' 25e Heavy I leeord ndersbirts aud trawra -tioic WolndKV at 12c. JOHN T. BRUSH. Ladies' S0c extra heavy Fleeced Vests and I'ants Boya' 48c Eiderdown Suirt4 and Drawers Men's caught a severe cold and has been suffering Men's Hrariet Wool Under-s'lirtsand Drawers Men' Hwitl Conda I'nder.

shirts nad Drawers Men's Men 7.jc Ciimcl'a Hair lerl Shirts aud Drawers Men's 'm: Natural Wool l'nilrwhirts an 1 lriwrrs Men's $1 extra wool Fleeced Fleece-lined Undershirt Irom It ever Bince, Mr. Brush's illness has prevented him from attending to important baseball matters that have come up lately. He will oi.iiu wool lerel Under sntrij auo Drawers and Uraweis special for Wednesday 25c I nder-thirts and Drawers choice Wednesday at 38c choice Wednesday! 48c not be able to attend the meeting of Na The Rolla men took away the warlocks of at tional and American League magnates that will be held in Cleveland next week. This the Christian Brothers' men last time, ana it is a foregone conclusion that the capillary resistance of the 'Varsity men Is not will be a very Important meeting, and Mr. A Memorable Juf and Jacket Sale.

For tblt Wednesday Great value also la Fur, Waist and Skirl. HJ charge toralteraflam Brush would be present If he was physical sufficiently strong to resist successfully the clutch of the miners. Stars and Solid Lines Indicate the Cities and Circuit of the National League. Circles and Dotted Lines Indicate! The Varsity, however, has shown great Great Jacket Sale. Great Suit Sale.

ly able. j. j. j. the Cities and Circuit of the Americ an League.

ly improved form, and may be expected to do its utmost toward making the contest Jfo interesting from a spectacu'ar standpoint. It is not Improbable that they will score In Although eastern writers have It that John J. McGraw ist. The cities in the old circuit were not populous enough CURRENT view or their showing last Saturday. and Wllbert Robinson are free lances and may sign where to Bult this ambitious baseball man.

He nas placed ciuds they please, and also have them connected with the new In three eastern cities. At a meeting of the magnates of the American League held in Philadelphia Monday a new circuit SPORTING Ladles' Man-Tailored Sn-inade of all-wool cheviot all colors Knv.ia blottw or tight fitting-effect -jacket liued throoKhout skirt I flui inir fTe.t, with b.et perca'iinea sed as hih OO the BTesf-et biriram lever off rm1. fff QO Wednesday at $9.98 Fur Collarette made of food BaHic Hon' ten lin hes deep hinh storm collar l'n1 with fn-y Italian lininir Riod value i lt Ladle' Swell Jackets made of friezes and cheviots-all cut in the latest style lined with colored silks ani natin tip. Iiliqued trimmed coat or storm col-ar elettantly tailored all colors and sizes worth up to $15. 0O will tie divided info two ln lots Flannel Waist Ladies' all-wool Flannel Waists, new back, nleeves SI.

73 values QC Wednesday at 30C Baltomore Club that will be placed in the home of the Orioles was formed which will Include Baltimore, Washington, Phlla- COCKED HAT RECORDS BROKEN Office Men's Club of Central League by the new Amerlcon League, both men have been re- delphia and Buffalo In the East, and Chicago, Cleveland, COMMENT served by the ft. Louis Club. Milwaukee and Detroit in the West. This bars Minneapolis. Should either McGraw or Robinson, or both of them play Indianapolis and Kansas City.

Established High Score by Totaling 1348 in Match With Breakers. Wo.lnesday at and assist In the management of the new Baltimore Club At the meeting- It was given out that Jimmy Manning who without securing their releases from the St. Louis Club of has held the Kansas City franchise in the American and BT POST-DISPATCH WRITERS. The comparatively poor showing made The match game of cocked hat between the National League, it would mean the withdrawal Western Leagues for a number of years, would place his the Office Men and Brokers of the Cen of the American League from the National Agreement. team In Washington.

Hugh Duffy, who is under 'contract to tra League, on the Acme alleys, Monday Any person fairly well posted on baseball matters can see the Boston National League team, wilL have charge of the BROLASKi Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit. night, was characterized by some of the that such a move would prove the undoing of the minor team in Philadelphia and, of course, it was stated that Mc- finest bowling seen in St. Louis this sea organization. It would mean a fight between the two or- Graw and Robinson would have the BalUaiore Cilub. son.

Two of the season's records were broken by the Office Men. They piled up ganizations that would end in a short time in favor of tho This appears to be a very strong circuit. Washington was older body. When It Is known that not one of the American always a good baseball city. Karl Wagner and his asso- a total of 1348 pins, wnicli came witnlii two uins of Klvlng them a 54 average, i League Club took in nough money at the gate duuring the ciates made a good bit of money in the capital city, despite season of 1S00 to pay; the salary, list of the St.

Louis Club, the fact that they never made a great effort to seure a pen- pins better than any previous club average recoraea tnis season. Our Shoe are Indeed a ORASD Production In All Respects. GRAND IN SERVICE, GRAND IN COMFORT, GRAND IN MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP They are In every way the equal ot and SI 2 Shoe f0 made by private boot dealer. Wo have them O.OU TO OiWV Messrs. W.

P. Johnson and It. J. Conway are with us, and will permit no one to leave our atoro until they are well fitted. It will he seen that it would be a one-sided fight.

nant-winning team. Philadelphia has long been regarded as rneir total ot XV in the rourtn game easily surpasses any score made this season and as fas as the records show the In case of war between the leagues the National League one of the best baseball cities in the major league. Baltimore clubs would gobble up the best of the playing talent from the will be a winner if McGraw has charge. Otherwise it Is total has been equaled but once before in the history of cocked hat. McBride of tne weaker organization and keep that body from having any but doubtful, as it Is always a very poor-paying club, even Office Men, also established a new league record by registering a grand total of 302 on the ntght'e play.

Strange to say, class players. As soon as an American League Club would when Ed Hanlon was winning National League pennants, develop a young player, Hanlon, Clarke, Heilbronnor or President Ban Johnson and his enterprising associates, jj4jjll BTcs-S 14 OLIVE. the Office Men recorded 108 Dins more than their opponents, they succeeded In some other National League manager would immediately Charles Comiskey, James Manning, Connie Mack and Burns offer him a laiger salary than the other organization could are fast encroaching on National League territory. Last year afford to pay. the American placed a club in Chicago and now it has one in winning but three games, the Brokers rrrrtVwVrVwNrAr-VVwArrVVV yWrVWFVWVVvVTVVVWV, landing the third and final game by the narrow martins of one uln each.

Sev by the State University football team this season has greatly lessened the wholesome fear of the Tigers' claws that existed among the lesser University elrtiens of Missouri after the memorable raid made, by the Co- lumbla team of '95. Since that time, although they have never had as strong an aggregation as then, the Tigers have nearly always managed to hold the other state teams safe, with the exception of the Kansas Medics and of the famous "Eddie Lee" eleven of AVashington University. This season the Tigers have stared defeat by hitherto inferior teams very nearly in Ihe face. Just managing to save their reputation in several instances. As the natural consequence of these indecisive victories, coaches and captains throughout the commonwealth' are vociferously declaring the ability of their elevens to do untold and horrid things to the weaklings at Columbia, and the state championship will in all probability be won by more than the usual quota of schools and colleges.

Several of the aspirants for championship honors have already been defeated by Captain Kruse's men. but are not satisfied with the defeat. They are clamoring for another chance and because they can not obtain it. will at once proceed to claim funking" on the part of the state team, and the championship on behalf of their own. Dick Bland's School of Mines team would like to try to reverse Missouri's score of 12 to 2 against them, and are trying to get another game.

If this occurs it Is hard to see where the miners can hope to hetter their championship chances. Bland has a nice team, and one developed almost entirely through his untiring efforts, but the enty games were common during the match OUR SUPREME LEADER as far as tne winners were concerned. Mo- That does not mean that McGraw and Robinson will not Philadelphia. P'or a while it was thought an effort would be with the new Baltimore Club when the curtain goes up be made to place a club in Boston. Tommy McCarthy, the next spring.

McGraw has' a successful business in the Jlon- old right fielder of the Champion. St. Louis Browns has a umental city and nothing would please him better than to be park in Boston, and he was anxious to secure a franchise in Krlde registering two and Bright and Rickart one each. McBrlde's average of 60 2-5 was the best. Bright, with one pin BHITE BBHSBT short ot 57, according him the best support.

Rickart's bowling was above the average, his mark being close to 63. Grath. who reg at the head of her team. He has many friends there who the American League. would like to see him wearing a Baltimore uniform.

Thos-e Committees frcm the National and American Leagues will people may raise a popular subscription to purchase McGraw's meet in Cleveland within the next ten days to form a new release from the St. Louis Club, either that or the American national agreement. Messrs. Soden, Hart, Brush and Rob- istered an even 68, was away the best for the Brokers, Gtlsselman finishing in the place. League may pay for his release.

inson will represent the National, while the American will be OFFICE ME.V. Name. O. M. 1.

2. 3. 4. 8. TI.

As President Johnson of the American League is an expansion- represented by Johnson, Comiskey, Somers and Manning. Bright IS f2 B4 7.1 3 Z4 4-5 M. Maher .10 18 43 4H 45 fil 43 i'4 48 MrBride 3 15 74 4 72 So2 CO 2-S Iiownman 2 21 45 35 as ,7 4-5 Rickart 8 16 (W 4.1 7U II 42 2H.1 82 3-5 THE HIQH-TONED DOMESTIC 5c-C0CAR-5c Compare WIIITK with high-priced domestic cigar. It will aland the teat. Smoker will find great aatisfactioa in .1 WIIITK KNIGHT, and it cost but 5 cents.

Request your dealer tt sunplv von, should he not already tarry VMIlll; A MuHT In afoU. MO FF ITT-WEST I)RL(J Distributers. Totals .2 83 288 284 2 330 23 1348 63 BHOKKKS. ST. LOUIS MAY LOSE BECAUSE SALARIES VERJ NOT FA ID GOOD BALL PLAYERS Name.

r. M. 1. 2. 3.

4. 5. T'l. A. Holt 2 62 4 3 .17 23H 47 3 5 Helmer .1 27 47 1 4S 4 4.1 245 4t ilese'man.

9 19 37 47 246 4U W. Ke'nley 6 30 56 4 Xt 3H 47 221 44 1-3 Grata ..4 11 56 4U HO on 60 2Ja igers, tnougn weak Tor Missouri, look good nough to take the measure of the Holla team at anv time or place this season The Osteopaths of Klrksville. the Washington University eleven, the Marion-Sims Medical eleven. Christian Brothers' College and others, all make claims of superiority, those having already been vanquished bv the state men. apologizing and explaining clrcultously the hows of defeat and the wherefores of future victory.

But all of them seem to be viewing the situation through the rose glasses of hope. There is only one team that deserves to outrank the vlaea It deslrea to retain fo tha ensuing season, and who are theu under ooniract to the aaid club for the enrrrnt or for any sncceedinR eaon or seasons; anl in addition thereto the names of such players reserved in any prior annual list who have refused to contract with said club. Snr'h players, together with all others thereafter to be regularly contracted with, namely; players who have been secured br purchase or draft under the national ajrreeoini for future services shall be iueliitible to contract with any other in this leagiwi except as hereinafter provided. No Pltib shall have the ripht to reserve any player when In arreara of salary to him. The secretary shall promulgate anch lists.

Article 22 of the national agreement also covers the case. It follows: Art. 22. The lmard may also release from con-tract or reservation any player or manager when the club with which he has contracted, or by which he has been reserved, shall in arrears to I1I111 for sa arr for more than 15 days after such salary became' due. or when the reserving club has failed to tender to any player, on or before the first (lav of March, after such reservation, a formal contract, with a salary ft at least sin-b an amount per month as the board may tlx as the minimum to le paiil to such player, or when any such re- Total .31 1 16 2o8 249 251 23 2.17 124U 4W Crescents and Southerns.

The Crescents of the Central Cooked Hat Trade Mark. Ketjlstered. Made by MOKiYIS U. NEW MAN Philadelphia, fm. I eVMWMAeeVeeVNA eXVsysVeVXVV League won their initial match of the season Monday night when they landed the out this money and.

it is stated, that the men have not yet been paid in fuU. The section in the National league's constitution covering this point follows. The Law On the Subject. Fee. 30.

Each club a meuilxr of this league shall be entitled to the rlftht of reservation. fn OT before the SOth day of September in each year each club shall transmit to the secretary a reserve list of be players, not exceeding 1H. whose ser- According to section 30 of the constitution of the National League and American Association of Professional Baseball Clubs, ot which the American Baseball and Athletic Exhibition Co. of St. Louis is a member, several players on the reserve list of this corporation are free to sign with any club thev wish.

By falling to fulfill Ity contract obligations with the players at the close of the season the St; Louis Club as the American Baseball and Athletic Exhibition Co Is com- odd game from the Houtherns. HoberRs good bowline; for the winners was mainly raie eleven, and that is the Kansas City responsible ior innr victory, no averaging I Their rcMMon Is that the appearance of women riding In tbat wnv would causa. remark. It would. It would cause a.

whole lot of people to nnwrk that that' the and wliolc-ionic, nd graceful. Hiid sensible way for women to ride a. hor-o- Uncle Allen. From the Chicago Tribune. "Those horse show fellows.

I stand," said 1'ncle Allen Spnrks, barred out all women who weftr vtded skirt nnd rtOe on mi- Medics. 52 3-5. Dougherty gave him most assis ve the M.P., tance. Ii. HlcK toppeo: tne losers.

Score: Name. herr rKt.y.T..M!i. C. M. 1.

2. S. 4. B. T'l.

AK 7 23 48 48 53 35 52 226 4ft 1-B 3 15 62 50 41 61 2Wt 52a.fi. 32 38 47 4t 2l 4 g-5 6 20 40 42 51 51 54 24 4N 5 44 41 28 4 41 47 1M7 3l 2-5 loherc monly known, is in great danger of losing Weltr TRICTUR ImtilCheTtr Bla.k srvlng club has transferred Its inemoersnip arter the liosi' of the hampionsblp season to a different league. If the lard shall deem tbat the plaver wl 1 le prejudiced by such transfer. Should these players desire a change now ihv ttif nnoortunit to make it. Of Total .20 134 211 21R 241 2i 255 1134 45 -25 SM THKHNS.

C. M. 1. 2. 3.

4. 5. T'l. Av. course they will not leave St.

Louis unless a Dam'ert 5 2rt 41 45 4: 41 zai 4H 1-5 Ilanj'ert 2M 42 Xt 31 12 3H 2-5 1 Kik ..7 2 31 35 45 4 62 213 42 3-5 Hl. 7 22 4 43 35 43 245 4f 3 22 4i: 38 47 47 2:10 47 1-5 many of Its best and most valuable players. 1 President Prank de Itass Kobison ad- mitted at the close of the Reason that all of the players had not been paid oft in full. I For some reason better known to himself 1 he held out a portion of the money due to several of the players. These men returned to their homes with- Nothing Tastes Goodl And eating is simply pcrfunctor) I done because it must be.

This is the common complaint of the dyspeptic. If eating sparingly would cure dyspep- Total ..30 121 232 203 220 238 224 1117 44 17-25 For Her Sake. Frr.m the Chicago Titnes--rald. Why do rim keep Tour wln.low a'laoes down all the time lately. Mrs Itradsley It look as If your notice was up." "I har- a friend visitin nie from Itoston.

"But what Has that to do with the window shades?" "The trees around the house are all naked, yo know." No Cutting or Pain there Is a cnance to gei an incrct-i ary If there is a man on the team who can 1. lav to suit Andrew Freed man of the New-York club, this magnate will set the wires to working and see to it that the constitution of the league is lived up to. Men St. Louis Might Lose. Ileidrick, Donlin, Jones, Tow ell, AJ'aHace and Uurkctt are no doubt among the players who have n-t received all that is coming to them from the club.

Should these players wish to take advantage of the above section and sign with other clubs the St. Louis club would be a big loser. Fifteen thousand dollars could not purchase these plavers. That amount, however, would not represent the loss that their leaving would be to the Should tbey go President Robison would have a very difficult task on hand of Idling their positions. He could not purchase players of their class.

a Although the sect Inn states that he can Dissolved and Removed Forever 1 w. a. cook, n. D. The worst side of winning football honors In this vicinity is that a defeated team never defeated unless It is utterly annihilated and crushed bevond the possibility of squirming out of the affair through some laborious plausibility.

A defeat of 6 to 9 Is not considered a defeat. It is Jo explain how so and so was not in the same, and what miserable condition the men were In. and how such ami such a fumble ruined chances, and a multitude of other circumstances from which it is a'' thC 'earn suffered One. game is universally considered deci-fi thf, football world. The defeated team should take its beating stoically, in-f casting gray mutter and time in the endeavor to establish a claim of it-foVHT actual game.

h''h base argument of -riorlt). Football players are men, not children, and are able to take all hard knocks genially-even criticism. Thev bnlk at an acknowledgment of defeat, however. The change instituted by the promoters of coursing at the Pastime park last Sunday afternoon in closing up the old escapes anil opening new ones in different parts of the park did not meet with the approval of the clientele as was expected. The Jacks being unacquainted with the location of the safety holes, were forced to sprint much longer and harder and in consequence at least two were ruthlessly slaughtered that should have escaped as they deserved to after affording the public plenty of sport by carrying out th-ir part of the program and giving the hounds a long fours.

The races were not as snappy and clear us under the old method: in f.tct. the sport dragged a bit. All of the previous meets from a coursing standpoint were better, and If the promoters will grede down the hill at the oast corner of the park and raise one more escape at that point the followers of the sport will be much better pi. -used. To ay the least, the change Instituted Simdiv was not lieneficlal.

and If the Coursing iul exiect a liberal patronage if ould be advisable to cater to the public Interest by returning to the methods In veguo previous to last Sunday. The Perfection We Mean You of Aroma and Taste is found in sia few would suffer from it long. The only way to cure t'yspepsia, which is difficult digestion, is to give vigor and tone to the stomach an: the whole digestive system. 1 not reserve players who are not paid up In i full. President Robison does not appear worried.

For a man who was in danger of worth of players Mr. Robl- 1 son was in very good spirits Tuesday morn- Ajcr's Hair Vigor makes everybody's lair grow faster: it makes some persons' stair grow very, very fast. It stops falling of the bair. too and restores color to your gray fcair every? time, all the dark, rich color of Hood's Sarsaparllla cured the niece of. Hunter Whiskey Frank Fay, 106 N.

Sout) Boston, who writes that she had been a great suf-ferer from dyspepsia for six years; had been "i do not rare to say anything in regard In the matter." said Mr. Robison to the Posi-Iispatch. "Ivam through with ball until after the league meeting. In the 1 meantime, however. I Intend to bok after 'i I the interest" cf the St.

Iouis club and will see to.it that it will lose none of its play. em." without appetite and had been troubled with It matter not how long you have suffered Stricture, nor how many different doctor have disappointed you. I will cure voii Just as certain! you come to me for treatment. I will not do It by cutting or Oil stint. Mv treatment is now, entirely original with nie.

and iM-rfectly plnw-M-. It dissolve the Ktrlcture and permanently removes every obstruction from the urinary pssirc. It stop every unnatural discharge, allay nil InfUimmxtton, reduces ibe prostate cl.unl wln-n enlarged, cleansca and heals the bladder and kidnets when lrrluitinl or loxlgorate the sex us I organs, and restores health aud soundness to jwrl of the Inidy affected by the disease. ess I also cure to stay cored A MICOCKI.K. CfiNTAfl IOI lllKill POISON.

NKHVCV. SKM'AI, liKHIl.lTV and all hssim intc iIIs-mm-s and weaknens. of men To thrwe maladies alone I have earnestly devoted of the Ix-et yers of inv life. 1'liysl. Un hating Htubltorn cases to treat are cordially Imltcdto coiisull tn-.

I bitrK noitilns for prlvataa counsel, and give to patient a leral cimlrait tn wrliutK. Ph.KxI by in.lsnt caiHial. to hold for mv promise. Is it not worth hHj. to Uir'iKU' ii cure tbat lias mad life anew to multitude of men? Jf you cannot rail at mv office, write nie vour mptm fully.

My home trratrratnl by correspondence la always ef ul. Address W. A. CtXJIv, 1. or COOK MEDICAL COMPANY, 010 OLIVE OTflCCT.

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI sour stomach and headache. She had tried many other medicines In vain. Two bottles of Hood's SarsaparilUi made her well- early me. i on snooia seaa ior our book on the lair: it tells just what you want to know.

Worldlinesa of the Godly. pearon Ooode: They say your son has Its Age, Purity and Flavor are of the Highest Standard Reaaaured. Hood's Sarsaparilla Fromises to cure and keeps the promise. Don't wait till you are wprse, but buy a bottle today, i If yoa do net eMata tha feeaeflt rem desire from us of the Vigor, write the Doctor shout It- Be will tell )sH ttte rtbt thing teae. AdiWeea, it.

J. C. A raa, Iwu. I wonder why everybody keep look lor at He: PAVID JTICHOLSOX, It. Loots, Ms.

been very successiui in tne ministry? The Practical Man: He ha that. Deacon Goode: He has brought about a great m.iny conversions. The, Practical Man: I don't know anything about that. He ha accepted thro call within It month, and cot a big rata ach tlm an? IWi you any reason for It, Mis a tosh Sha (after a clanc at bla eonnteoaore): Xo, Mil, I eaa't wfc an una asould look twice. sA.